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is BEALTY AlN'D DOMES. 'TTItli the Brilliant San the Broker Also Rallied Forth Triumph And Pat is. Goo4 Licks All th wit. Terr, Gratify ins Be- salts. Week Ine BaiMer Also Wis Busy and Hap J- FlottrisMn Stbarts A Good Bum- THE LATEST.

iu CU3OON03 Co. bold their lint taction at May. wood next Salur. day. June 2.

Mavwood la a 0 beautiful wn 'r7m aa western bank of tha Deeplainee Biver. and ia trarersed by three natural ravines, running easterly to the river, thai affording nnatirpaasotl drainage faculties, Four handsome ehnrchee hare baenaractad at Xarwood by the EpiocopeL Congregational, Preabytoriaa, and Uethodiat aocietiea, and a tores, markets, and ehops of all kinda are there and doing a thriving: basinesa. There ia afreepablio library numbering; eeTeral thou- aand Tolnmea of cboica ths antes Ocean and other beat literature alwaya on tap. There are social and Drowning clube aud a fine brick hall with a aeatlng capacity of over 40O. and in which E.

A. Cunaminge Ca will bold their sale. Thev bare secured the aervioee of ooott's famous band. Pio- nice. so Bob Oirina eave, ean be made Tory entertaining or Tery flat aeoording to the management Now, when K.

A. Cumnuuge A Co. get up a picnio, ran by saeh connoisanere aa Messrs. cunmiiKi anauivtne, suooobb as- anrtML The concert to be siren ia alone well wortn attending. It ia aeldom anoh a collection of artist are gathered in one band aa are found in Scott's.

Ired Soott himaelf waa lata Trumpet Mai or of the lloval Dragoons of England and haa played frequently before her Britannia Majesty. Queen Victoria, and the royal family. tie ia cue of the beat nolo cornet. lata in the oountrv. John balmon, another solo cornotist late Vaivd Mauler jot the Fifth Maryland National Guard Leslie Glrton, trombone virtuoso, receiTed the first priae at the Cincinnati Conaenratory of Mosio; Fred "Hells, the well-known master and teacher of the violin and favorite pupil Jaoobe.Au Alonso Henderson, late coodnctor of the Worcester.

Band; Elzear Conway, clarionet- 1st late of the Crystal Palace Band. Burden. bam. England; Joseph McGrearty, autoniphone, of the Eighty-eighth ConnaogUt Bangers, Ire land: William Schick, possessor of Uia marvel- oua xylophone; Fiorre Odin, corresponding member of the Aasoctazione del iseuomeriu Alois long. Conservatory of Music, Prague.

Bohemia, where he studied under Dvorak: J. Creekmer. the American BotiesinL who slaved on the double-bass musical selec tions that the average violinist wouUl not dare to attempt; and if possible Cbaska and his faahion- aDie society priae or vto uiu e-wujm cuucie, will attend and render a duo. One.bundred and two lota will be sold and probably more, as the people who want lota will be supplied with them: all on easy monthly parmenths. A lobg BJWIU U1U KT11 Ui WJWI 1:2:45 Saturday afternoon.

Toe firm's next aale after this will Probablr be Jnlv 4. Vtough'a Station, on the Chicago, Burlington and Quiacy, will be known hereafter aa Wat Hinsdale, no one having forwarded the change more actively than (X J. btough himself, one of tne modes test men on earth if he 'is a real estate man aud millionaire. "Ton be explained, "folks didn't know whether to pronounce it 8 to we. or like irtv own name, and I'm dad they're relieved.

Beferrtng again to California, where he will shortly return to spend the summer, Mr. Slough eomeasea to not a ntue pleasure in die anticipation of getting back once more to San Diogo and tn magnificent Uoronado liescn Uotol, anil added: "Thai conntrr ia irrowinz first rata People who own anything and have got it paid ior are au rigni, dui just at present in tiuior sis. as on the Atlantic coast and elsewhere. I those who are debt find it pretty dull ti mea, 1 Borers who are able to bold their, purchaaee will realize bandsomelr. Yea, I shall leare ahortlr to spend the summer in California." The Cltiaena' Association, by Secretary Am- bier, baa received tne circular issued by tne joint committees of tne lterenne Keiorm league.

Itsetaforta succinctly its important prouoei. lions, and ia aigned by the following chairmen or committees: M. tsoore, j. u. ixmoaru.

ji a. uummLngs, 4. xiaraness. William Bond, Tbe jeader in the Call Board's Bulletin! aigned Mead." and. beaded "Ileal Estate Owners aud Saloon Vigorous Saxon clothes tbe vigorous eentiments, and, by tbe bv, tbe an appreciation that ia both Jitting and grateful, reproduces in full Tbb lvrsa Occam's words on the licensing of brokers.

Architect L. J. B. Bourgeois bias established Himself in suite au xi3 xm Bane street, Mailers Buildinc Architect J. Hpeyer, move4- Ihsreto by the necessity of better aocommotJadng his growing business, baa taken larger ouarter in Donohae nenneuerry xuiiuiii, uia utu iwiia B.

A. Ulnch A Bo, Chicago and llrda Tark real estate, nave estaonsnea tnemselres in eon. trsl and very convenient new office at No. i5 'Washington street, being, by tho way, the same ne ae was occupiea oj tue iste r. a.

Brscsr and beace identified in tbe Past as it will be in tho future with the liveliest, largest, and beat frad- ma in tbe street oandod aa ions aim aa lbo. Hue well-known agency, which is as popular aa It uow tue infusion of sull more strength and activity embodied in the Junior member. Bussed linen, a young broker who wui score a long mark Among other Urge deals B. A Ulrich Hon have recently sold Nna. 109 and 111 Wabash avenue for Margaret Dorman to Andrew McNally, the price paid being a building on North Chuk, comer Garfield avenae, was taken in part payment at a valuation or Aieo they have sold twenty acres on the Baltt more and Ohio Bsilroed.

lin Carolin'a subdi rision for John Qnincy lAdams to T. KoehL They also acted as agents ia locating the Chi cago Crucible bteel Works at Deering, on tbe fionnweaicru liauroso. Uia spring pamphlet surpaases area Gross' fame as a publisher of an illustrated art periodical. There are charming cuts of bouses costing rrom auuu to s.uuu eaob. "It will be as graceful aa an arch of the Al- am bra." said a bpaia-traveled admirer of Mr.

MsVicker'a new transformation act ovar at Gan-ther'a old stand. That bow-window ia as ro mantic looking aa the latticed bower of Zadah. Zuradah, and Zorahadah, the three princesses and Peroines or irvings storv." CurtauLj The stained aiass work ia noticeahlv flue. HE. Gross reports the following list of sales ior ma past wee: uamcia a'ara subdivision, one house and lot on Gross terrace.

Sci.OUO: one lot on Madison street. $20U Humboldt J'arK aapaivision, two lots on Division street, between Bockwell and Seymour streets, two lota on Bockwell street, northwest corner of Augusta street, Jbi.OOO; one lot on Bockwell, between Augusta and Humboldt avenue, $400; one noon on urosa parsway, oeiween jcocx-well and Seymour street. two lots on ilmmmond avenue, between Division street and Thomas street fronting Humboldt Park, five lots on Barclay street, between Augusta ana lonex. two lota on Btch jnond street, between Cortex and Augusta, one lot on Humboldt Park boulevard, between Aucruata and Lin wood plaee. S97L lirookdale.

on the Illinois Central Bailroad '1 nree lota oa Oclesby avenue, between Kiitv. Xtisth and BerentieUi one lot on Sixty-ninth street, between Addison and Oglesby avenues, $700; two lots on Addison avenue, between Uerentieth and Seventy-first streets, one lot on Oglesby avenue, be- xweon eeventietn ana beveuty-nrst streets. $45U Grose Park, in Lake View Two lots on Bobey street, between Roscoe boulevard and Cornelia streets, yi.noo; two iota on Hoyne avenue, between Boscoe boulevard and IScbool street one lot on Boscoe boulevard, between Tyson and Bobey streets, i fi'Tlul. 1... 1 t-.

I $700; one lot on Leavitt street, bevween Cornelia sua lioeeoe boulevard. two lots on Anna avenue, between lioeeoe boulevard and Corne lia, $000; one lot oa Western avenue, between Cornelia and Boscoe boulevard, $OOUL Archer Avenue bubdirision Three bousea and lota on Hoyne avenue, between Thirty- third and Thirty-fourth streets, two houses and lota on Champlain avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, Dauphin Park, on the Illinois Central ailroad One lot on Ninetieth street, between Danphin avenue and Cottage Grove avenue, $100: one I lot on Danphia avenna, between Ninetieth street aud Ninotietu place, sjt IX; three lota on Eighty- ninin sireei, oerween jjanpnin ana ioiuks (irove avenues, $700; one lot on Cottage Grove avenue, between Niuetv-uinth place ana Ninetieth street, $71)0: Ashland avenae subdiveion Three houses and lots on Laflin street, be- I tweear Eortv-fifth and Fortvnxth streets one lot on Forry-serenth street, between Ashland avenue and Laflin street. $123: one lot on Forty-aixUt street, between Ashland avenue and street i4o; ono lot on abq-bnd aveuua, between Forty-hflh and Forty-sixth streets, $073; Northwestern 8ubdivisioa at Avondalo Foot lots on Francisco avenue, between Lee aud Warsaw arennee, four lota on Camden avenae. between California and Francio avenues. $1,0004 two lota on Belmont, between Tborne aud Francisco aveu-nea, 4750; Uiree lots on California avenue, between Lee aud Ceuter avenuea, The formal opening of Calrndua's addition to Edgowater, one of the bandaomeat properties around Chicago, ia announced.

Streets are beiug improved, walks laid, aud a number of artistic boaaea will be built at ouoa, for wbila the foliage of the many trees set out will form a grata nl shade. The streets throughout the thirty-eisht acres of the subdivision radiate from Edgewater depot, and the property ia most accesainiu, oeiug oounuea uv uio two weu-known marxism 1 aed streets, jSvanston avenue and itidce avenue. Care ia beioir taken to protect tho excellent charaoter of the property py reasonaoie onuaing regulations. The Link Bolt Macbinery Company purchased the last week five and a half aoree on the corner of Thirty-ninth street and the Ft Wayne and Union btock Yards Kailwava. and will erect at once an extensive foundry plant for the produc tion or macuiuery castings, puueys ana gearing, with capacity to aupply machinery castings for tne suops or tne country, transportation facilities for oar lota are afforded by tho railroada.

W. 1). Kerfoot Co. are building a number of nioe substantial dwellings on the Bufferu tract and such Is the brisk demand for them that they are being sold area before they are finished. The improvementa ranite in price from to being twotory aud a etory aud a naic rue tract compnsee 4uu acres ana is eluiranUv shaded with ornamental trees, sup plied witb sewerace.

water, aulewaiaa, ana is going to go off like hot cakes in fact as fast ai id the swarms of wicked bars the other 8uu day who were np to their old trick of playing ball when a battalion of police swept down on 'em and arrested thirty. tire, looked them np and had them fined, aince when ball playing there has suddenly crown uninteresting. Friday renins at 8. tue Chicaso itual Estate Clerks' Association met After the routine of business Mr. Turner, the President of the Ileal Estate Board, gare a very interesting address, congratulating the association on their success and encouraging them to push ahead.

Tbere waa a Urge Increase of membership. A committee waa appointed tn call on Mr. Morey (the first Preaideut of the Beat Estate Board) to re quest him to address the association at its next meeting, to oe neia i une J-J. Mrs. Willises W.

Strong has leased to Francis P. Owinga the property 73x50 feet southeast corner of Dearborn and Adams streets far ninetv-nine ream, tne annual rental being for first four years and $15,000 for balance. Mr. Uwiugs will at onee build, after plans by Cobb A rout, a fourteen etory omoe uiock, with tower 216 feet hitch, the first three floors and basement to be granite and the rest chocolate brick, lite tower will suggest Nuremberg castle and have a clock dial VI lest in diameter. SUMMER SUBURBS.

"If there are some vacant ho uses in the city. it ia not so ia oar best suburbs," said a promi nent dealer. "Take the Illinois Central Boute, for instance, an though the houses follow close upon each other for miles and miles along this great waterside race-coarse of the iron bores, yon will find, it next to impossible to rent a Louse, although of course there are plenty of properties for aale, both unimproved and built upou. Do you ask tne reason of taas great and steadily growing popularity? 1 answer that it is because thia south shore is onr only near suburban district on the fake rout that ia readily accessible from the city. Not even an road could in crease its trausportatiua facilities, and as to cable cars, their pace in comparison is that of a snail.

Have you ever strolled along Lake Park and noticed the Illinois Central suburban coaches speed past along the water's edge, at times almost in one continuous traiuf During the busiest hours of the day, early in the morning and toward evening, trains arrive and depart every five minutes, and the service is in all respects everytliinK that can be desired. There are no street crossings, and solid masonry walls in the six tracks, two of thorn devoted ex clusively to the suburban service. strange then, nr that' Byde Park should wear the alias, 'Twenty-fifth an integral part forever of the metropolis, whatever becomes of I I ibu season, aa tn many predecessors, some of tbe principal sales in Kenwood snd tbrouch- out Hyde Park are being made by 11 A- Ulrich's nrm. neraseives rwsiaenis ui mo vuisge, tue know intimately the valne of its real estate, and all tbe ids and onto of the situation, and have at all times ou their books a full selection of the most desirable Kenwood and Hyde Park property in tbe market Knicbt A Marshall report thai extensive building operations are about to commence in tbe territory north of Forty-seventh street and west of Cottage Grove avenue, newly subdivided by them, and within thirty days work will commence on the already prepared plana, and meanwhile the street improvementa are being rushed, insuring a very choice and select atmosphere for this park-aide residence property; Also Knight A Marshall are about to market for H. J.

Furber a unique plot of ground between Lake avenue and Wooaiawn avenae lust north of Forty-seventh, street la the midst of the property Is a oeautirui open tract, in ract, a park, and while the coming decant residence win front on- uie avenues tne para zronta will be scarcely- less inviting, as the barns are all be grouped at a distance on one aids under a mnsrle root Mr. Furber will build for himself a $03,000 mansion, with a 200-foot frontage on Wood lawn avenue, and other residences ss fine will surely follow. In Woodiawn iUdge subdi vision at vvood- lawn Park there is sustained activity on the part of honse-seekera, and Dogue St Hoyt are kept I vl. 1. the branch oftice at Sixty-fifth etroet and Myrtle weea in anc time and evening.

The streets are macadamized, supplied with water and gas mains and thoroughly drained. Grand old oaks cast tiicir acorns broadcast, with grateful shade, and the neighboring parks are famous the country orer for their beauty. Besidea the frequent trains of the Illinois Central, there are also the cable cars of Cottage Grove avenue, witn their many cross-town connections, accommodating people doing business west of State street With auch aolid and varied magnets, it is natural that buyers should be drawn here in great numbers, and already, besides the mxnr vacant lots sold for improvement, twelve elegant Queen Anne bouses nave peeo saiu ana occnpieo. Ana jet there is room. At Woodlawn Park.

F. W. Green reports that tbere is considerable inquiry for lota. Several fine buildings are being erected on Sheridan, Osrlcsbv. Woodlawn.

and Hope avenuea. He ia also building for Frank Plant a dwelling on tbe corner of nixtv-fonrta street ana uraoe avenue; for Isabella Cornell, a dwelling on Koberteon avenue between Hope and Grace arenuea; also for Arthur Demarest, a dwelling on Sixty-fourth atreet, near Hopeareune. He has Just sold a lot on Madison avenue, i routing west, near tne depot, to William and Alexander Thompson, who will DUiiu tnereon a nneaweiungeariy next falL The cause of this great activity ta the fact that the Woodlawn drainage assessment haa been confirmed by the court and the villace ia now advertising for bids for the work. As soon aa the aewer ia in water and gas being already streets wul be curbed aud macad amized. Brookdaie.

reached by a charming waterside ride of thirty minutes on any one of ninety trains a day, haa been created by H. E. Gross aa with the wand of a magician. Very beautiful are the suburban nllaa and residences that Mr. Gross haa summoned np from the plain like so many graceful lilies, and withal very reasonaoie of price, aa are tho high and dry lota.

all Provided i with water pipes. handsome shade trees, uniform building lines. and the best neighborship. ith Mr. Gross 400 designs of -desirable dwellings he ean build to suit every taste, or if preferred customers can construct their own houses, receiving loans for building.

Houses as well aa lots are sold ou easy terms, and aa compared with suburbs north on the same line homes are almost given away. In seven years not fewer, than 15,000 lota bars bean Bold by Mr. Gross; 4.OO0 houses i i 1 built and sold, and twelve thriving towns and cities located. Also at Dauphin Park and Calumet Heighto, on the Illinois Central. Mr.

tiroes baa larse popular subdivisions. Buruside, on the Illinois Central, at Ninety-third street and Cottage Grove avenue, is attracting many customers right along to tbeoffioe of the owner. Colonel William V. Jacobs, Ho. xls uearborn atreet, or bia ranch otnee on the popular and very tempting-priced property.

The raoet expensive bouse of the many that have beea bailt and ordered ranges at about $2,200, THE STJXDAY IXTril OCT. AIT, ZLA.Y 27, 1 S5S TT7E17Tr-rOUIl while the lots run from $300 upward. Very fow suburbs about Cbicago have the development and multiform desirability that are tui-folding at thia thriving point Chicago's Long Branch, such a short distance down the lake at Cheltenham Beam, ia in fine feather this advancing season. The waterside binds are luxuriant with the foliage of oak and maple, and the unequal od beach of slopes gradually down into the surf in a way that must woo C'ndiue aud ber mermaids to make tbe plunge long before the laggard watoriug-plaoes at the East ahall bare seen a bathiug-siut 'iTie delightful residence sites of this waterside suburb are more and moretmeet-iug the patronage they deserve, and B. W.

Bridga of Adams Express Building, ia naturally pleased thereat New enstomeri are applying right along and not a few new houses have been started on the beach thia season, and the place is no doubt destined to settle np very rapidly. (Substantial citizens, representing tbe best business interests of South Chicago, are going there in increasing numbers and making excellent improvements on their purcuases, rauuinir froiii -'30 to 500 and 750 a tot A vetv active settlement ia taktuir place this spring along the Wisconsin Division of the Northwestern lload. the attractive fare and frequent service dinner and theater trains included affording substantial ground-work for the eloquence of the brokers in locating settlers. It is along thia line that tho only annexation which thus far haa held water has been effeoted, and without doubt the next popular expression upon the matter will still further extend the city limits in thia direction. Maplewood by right of unbroken budding hues or connection is already a part of the metropolis, and you can get there by tbe.

Nortbwestern lload in nineteen minutes or leas time than it takes the street care to go to Ashland avenue. To Avon dale the train takes youhn twenty minutes, and to Irving Park and the other bright links ia the suburban chaiu the time ia equally satisfactory. Maplewood ia reported by J. Whitney Farlin and Byron A. Baldwin iu standard demand, with sales of lots never more brisk.

Arondale is being developed with marked nooesa by Albert Wiener. So. 00 Dearborn street, room be fiariug a very popular subdivision extending southwest from the depot, the street improvements being of the best and the many new dwellings, models of neatness, combined with reasonable price, Mr. Winner ia elosing sales 'right along, the range for Iota being from $200 upwards, and for nice seven-room houses with two lots, $1,500 to easy monthly payments. Arondale ia only twenty minuter ride, or fire miles, from the business center, and besides the stesm oars, cable cars will soon ran on MUwaukee avenue, near the property.

A number of handsome frame houses are about to be started, and a large number of others are sore to be added before tbe season is over. Every noon there are excursions to the property. Arondale is a center of the very greatest interest just now to a Gross host of patrons, and already half of his great new sub. dlrision starting two blocks east of the depot and bounded north, and east by Belmont aud Elstoa avenues, is sold out and not strange considering Much extraordinary terras aa $10 oash and $3 monthly payments. Twice a day excursions of buyers go out, at a.

and 1:2:15 p. and the branch office, corner of tbe avenna named, is doing a landofiioe business. Numerous neat bouses are rising aud ordered, daisies of cottage architecture in the green sward. Of the thousands of lots marketed by Mr. Gross, thai wholesale benefactor of the race, aud purveyor of lota for the multitude, those at Avon dale are lust now tbe crowned Msy Queens, fair aa the violets that everywhere dot tueir surface.

Just north, too. is being opened along a beautiful park adjoining the railroad, a second great subdirision to be known as Linden where hnndreus and hundreds or trees are now being set out, aud the aalea in advance are numerous. Irving Park, which is extonsivelr dealt in br J. B. Wickersbam, Metropolitan Block, is re ported as nevei before so prosperous, a large aggregate of lota baring beea sold by mm this spnug.

aud all of them to be improved in an enduring and handsome manner. CL 2L Loncks, of Cbicago Opera House Block, also reports a very brisk trade: indeed, that there is mora suburban activity in that direction this season than elsewhere around tbe city. Forty budd ings, good substantial ones, ars going up there wis season, witn outers to louow. including Episcopal Church, a Methodist Church, and hue hall for lodges, ss many as serea secret societies being organised in the town. This Urge brick buildiug will cost $10,000, is being erected by H.

E. Nichols, and will also contain two stores, and anouier large ball on the a ond floor. Irving Park lots are selling at from $1U to I a a trout foot, on easy payments. DEALERS' DOINGS. B.

a- Elder of 110 Dearborn atreet, who baa made tor himself such a record in marketing Lake View property, haa just platted a fine new subdivision immediately south of Belmont avenue, eaat of the Northwestern Road, Milwaukee division, whose frequent suburban trains land people in about fifteen minutes, and for six centa, at the handsome Gross Park depot, situated right at the northwest corner of the subdivision. And not only Is tbe subdivision liorderod on the west br that fast friand nf an hw urban enterprises and suburban residents, tbe Chicago and Northwestern iiailroad, but tbe northern boonuary is likewise skirted by other Kroat transportation interest the North Chicago Ktrect Bailroad Company, the line running down town, via Lincoln avenue, which ia already being cabled. The new subdi-diviaion is located only a few blocks west of Jndge Goudr'e subdivision, which Mr. Elder sold nearly all out ao wonderfully fast, and which ne is now winaing up. sir.

new subdivision haa 300 lota, not surpassed by any around Chicago, aud already be haa sold a'larga number, at from $0OO to 1.20O apiece. Several good houses are now going np, and the sidewalks, water pipes, and other street improvements are being pushed rapidly along. Noah Barnes haa soul tbe west ISO feet of bia homestead on if ty-nrst street boulevard, be tween Washington and Jefferson avenues, for Mb h. Bauoury, wno will build, thia season, three first-ciasa detached brick houses on tbe property. He has also sold for a client to U.

At Powera 1 1 a feet front on Madison aveuua between Fifty-fourth place and Fifty. xuiu streei ior At Laurange, jr. aa luosaitt A Bon, tne proprietors of the beautiful suburb, have just closed two large aalea. oue party bnving a five-acre tract for $10,000. Also they are just going to nn soiue nice nouses on tne north side of DaGrange, in Coasitf first addition, comprising sixty-eight acres, one house to coat X4.UOU.

tue others not so expensive. Dr. Williams, private secretary of General Manager bione, oi toe vmcago, xtunmgton ana yumey, has purchased a large tract of land on Elm street from D. It Lyman and has the basement in for a haudsome new residence for himselt John F. Thompson haa bought twenty acres near Oragin from Mr.

Van net to, paying about per acre, and will subdivide them in fine shape, like bis Grand avenue properties now ao rapiuiv eeiung. Goldy A Zurburg hare removed their real estate, renting and loan agency to brand Dew and elegant quarterain suite 20. fios. 02 and U4 LaSalla atreet Mr. -Yerkea' new downtown castle, which at thia rate is ta ha rmade in time one of the finest office beadqnartere Cbicago, and a principal focus for resl estate sanctums.

The location ia especially central and in fact pivotal, it being right on the highway of grip-car travel via the tunnel from the North Side provinces, including the electorate ot Lake View, and in tne near future it will tap tbe great trunk line of travel via Washington street tunnel to and from the Western provinces. The firm's new offices are double the bize of the old at No. Ill LaSalle atroet, old Chamber of Commerce, and will accommodate a separate renting department with every fa-eiulty for the transaction of business. Also tbere are two private oSioes that are very tastefully and opulently decorated, smacking of Turkish dirans, and ruga from Cashmere looms. Customers will likewise, as right along in -the history of this house, find many of tbe choicest pffenugs in Chicago snd Lake View, and will also find ia El Goldieaud F.

W. Zurburg a partnership of gentlemen whose word is equal to their bond a statement unfortunately not true of the entire street while in Chief Clerk J. Goldie and staff of assistants' politeness finds its embodiment Among many other recent aalea of interest Goldie A Zurburg have sold to J. M. W.

Jones a lot on Sherman street, near Van Buren street, improved with a six -a lory building with all accommodations for tho printing business, ne nimseii to occupy tne entire property. Among residence properties sold a lot on Orchard street, near Center; lots on Fullerton avonue, near Larrabee; a lot on Sedgwick atreet corner of Granger, and a number of choice building lota in Lake View, which are to be improved this season by their purchasers. All readers who pass on the new street-car line on West Adams street must observe how the now car line has changed Adams street For property that was four years aco selling at $100 per foot, $300 per foot can be readily obtained now. Large business houses are springing np west of the river on this street Among the most notable ones is that erected by John H. Ohlerking, on the northwest oorner of Adams and Green streets, ia 1S87, at a cost of i This, block has six stores, all plate-glass front, and all oooopied aud doing a thriving btuuues.

Mr. Ohlerxiug is one of the most conservative real estate dealers in this city, and was one of the first to build large business blocks for that street after it became known that Adams street waa to roceire a street-car line, Binee then a number of others hare torn down the old wooden buildings, and business houses hare sprung up in their places. J. P. Saver Jk renreaentine the Cincin nati owner, hare leased for the season the well-known Toniawatha, Hotel and summer 1 sort at Madison, to William Worden, of Chicago, who will open tbe place July x.

ana run it iu first-class style. David Pyott whose fire new three-story and Base me 11 1 pressed Dries sua Drown stone houses on "Ashland avenue, at Nos. '2i)9. U01. 303.

305, aud 3l7. were completed the present 1 -1 .11 m.uI Thomas it itogers wer tne architects. E. N. Weart A Ca, lure sold southeast corner of Fifty-fifth street and Kimhark avenue, 1 JOO foot, for (made in connection wnu J.

A. and K. i. Hair); aoutheaat corner Fifty- fifth street and Monroe aranne. 17fxlW feet for (in connection, with O.

M. Wells A-CoL Ten acres Southwest corner Eighty- third street and Wentworth avenue, for thirteen and one-eighth, acres SonOisst corner Wentworth avenue and Seventy-firth street for 17,250 (in connection with E. D. Walden): 236x132 fee Southeast corner Tale and Seventieth streets, for $8,277.50 (in connection with a W. NicholM; and other property aggre- l-JTOg SALE-REAL ESTATE nin airv Jtr Alxl.l'H FITS a 5th Boom 1.

JOO feet ou Uuuilug oourt, st l-J5 par loot. iit JmiMd tl.p. rt on xlutnxt iv. icarnarl. at 10 I oer foot Moo feet on Wabaah av.

(corner), at Slttf per foot 100 lsvt.oa Wsahteaaw a v. (cenutrl, at JU pr foot. itr, feet on trentworth sr. feomer). st10 per foot (ml on California sv.

(corner), at per foot of conuws en lbs ftsatbidsatvsry lowratea. Vaesnt lots oa treJtera sr. -Vaesnt lots en J-'ullerton ar. lots on klilwaukse sr. Vacaut lots on laurel Vaeaut lota oh Hotfman sv.

Vacant lots on Maplwood srv 1 Varaut Iota on Juhnaon av. Vaf ant lot on California av. from nuwards. and eaav terms. Locations srs deumelr ottluil and ruiar railroad station.

Kiacaio city Seeuu. Ko prairies ofiaiwd which will take year to settle. Xtonsy st lowsst rates of tntereat for bsildlUS purposes. AUOLJr'U HKt (. yj 6th sv- Boom TM)H RALK Xf Warreo sv, nw 9 room brirk 4XV Tl'l Wartwu av, naw 1 1-roon brick g.ooo 7lA Warren av, new S-room brick Warrau sv, new H-rooui brick (lit Warren av, new V-rouui brick luum.

HJIunt (i.t) Warren av. new 10-room brick HJ sv.aew S-rooro brirk J.ii.' brirk V.0 Jill at new eHToooi stone front Soaas VA- Li-Kale at naw li-room. a flats 4-MKI 1 1M linDiihiw at ae7-KKra brick LiWi Ursoahaw at. new 7-ronin stone rt, hoaae S.7aO Oil Xladiaon at. Koom 61.

SAXJ A BAltGAfw 471 W. Ohio at. frame besss A HAlUi AIS W. Jackaon at. frame fjmmi A BAIU1A1N" 1.1 Commercial at.

brick eoitaa. ABAUiiAlNUiai'arkav. frame cottage. g.U0 A ItAlmalN 237 Kuieraon sv. Snitory brick (nrwi iu flatat all BiKlm S.QOO ABABOAIS-S-JiMllUaois ar, new brick cot- A BABOAIS-Xo.

1 1 Oabora st rooms four 2.700 A BABOATS lots on W.ferte at, near Hoyne av, wu Chssp cemsr st, Jr lAOT ITsahiiietoB sad Ha.aird. POR HALE WET KIIIE. KIEOAST, X- auodei-B and well Unlit 7-noia ana cellar reel. Call aud take a good look at It, ll will pay yon If you want one of ths Oaef-t liule homes IB Chicaso. Take Hariiaoa or Vau Buren at.

care to LeaviU or tiilden av. to Folk. Houth trout ou a Iwauiilul little in nf th. H.ihbArllO(Xll ID the eitr. Ucn to-day.

Owner on premises. 27 Campbell larx. IMIK "ALE-Hlil SKOM FIFTH AV- 'KAR 1 rX sU. larva x-atory frame houaa. good teller, soluble for two fatntUsa.

rteble in rear, lot iIm ca aUW. GEO. M. AfKB CO, IM LaSalla St. 1V1H HAT.KUU-K ON ST.

LAMTRKKC8 at, modern aory brick, aim net new, zooms. aat froitt lot 'MxlM III pru-e 3,. east urn vw iryyKR fe CO. M- law La Salle st -iSTTTJ i vil 1'AY LNOR- imt ttrif-AB uv Mtiiinrhaa oroDertv when yoa ean buy a good 7-room Boaap and lot 1b tue. heart of the city for locate bear st a blocks Irota sable.

Coll sad be cjmvi nejd lLaaallest, TM)R KALK HOl'HK ON OIIIO ST- KKAK In data, lot row want haiwalBsec UiUitsMMU. -im. fc crt. Ieavltt. almoHt nw ure IHI at "COR SAr.B-HOrSE-8If.KXrip.

INVKKT- A muL 4ioad corner ew JBlo and ivw-a atora and 14 room a. Aue lea alios at eaA nuBth pnce.7Axa: muM solo fc loWLsnallest. -r-trkn I.EIKli:KK-lAKI! KT NEAR A1 Habrted. stores and 14 rooms 4b late, lot tt, rait tilts at 7tlJ month Ivr botucht to B7AMO. UKU.

M. rAL r-H txj lCtt Lanelle st OKHAUJ-HOl HBO.1 Ht'ROX HT NEAR Leavitt: food IS rooms la Si Bate, lot mix tt to ft alley i prls.f-i: is bar- TTOn 8AI.E HotsK-CALfMKT Av a. Mnh at- Boa UeenriB marble reaiuence, rooms. aU mowra aarawooa aaua, aueajie uauhboritootl pries, 4AX. U.

FADXTR CO. Laalle at. JL "1lt aiipiui.t WA RRKN AV. a STORY JT and cellar brick bout. rooma and I lanndrr.

furnace and sas hxtureai newly papered lnelesant ahapa. frlce tpento-aayw CAJaPBlXi, PS Madiaon at Boom 61. FOR SAtB-BAIMiAK-TWO-STOKV AKO hmuitbHck houea and brick table. ZM K. 1 Uaroa at- near Dearborn av tor tiM.

AXK t-'UTT T.CT IMPROVED ON oln. sv. near Dunning' at- jenod bnaineas Liucola. av. lecaUoa.

johs.n.yoi.su. aos vperq nowwe jttttuitta. tu t-tara FOR 8AI.E WX1M fEKT OX 5TH AT ncarUarriaonat. WHSH.totMii. 2(4 Opera Donee Bnlldinn 1 12 Clark st van KALK40 HiTH tT- NEAR A.

Western av la ths vieiuity ot the Lrona qeai. flOt Opera Honee Bnlldttij. 1 lii Clark 't. SALE I0OX15O FaLT NOltTU I 1 1r llnrton nl 1 1 mum.i 204 Opera Hobos Batldius. 113 Clark at OR BVALE BY OWNER NEW MHOWN atone reaitleuce.

S4-j7Michiau SA-of l'i rooma. with ail modern improvement: firvt story fur- niahed In hardwooas. Apply oaiiainc. 1M It SALE-IO ACKK.H NEAR CRAWFORD av.aud UamOB. Uwaernoa-reoident and bars to sou.

apactai oaiwau ior ritJ a. Dt. ua, 148 LaSalla st. Boom 67 Atajor Block. fOR a ALE FVRMsUlED STONE FRONT JL house am Mirh tin av.

Bear iLlHliueelim. lor $17 4-atorv brick store aud Oat on wabaon sr. asar st a oietM. 14 LaBtlle st; Boom 07 atajor Block. SALE-WASIirNOTOX ROCLEVARD.

A7 eaat ot Union Park, deatrable rcaideuoe, lanes barn, lotauxue: an ewsiui nnme very enrap. I T- 1. 1 i ll It 1. RALE 3TTII ST NEAR STANTON A I nti, I irim aw. iwmv at.

Cotuas tirova sv, 72xl4S feet to Irlebart place. two fronts, deairaDi as sn uveumaiu or ior un-msdiato improvement ai i tM Dearborn st SALE MKLKOSE T. NEAR SOUTH-F unpt av. tlia IteHt ft aad o-room cottaara and la flake view for Drives aaked: tlieae Dleaaant homes sts conveniena to both vteam snd street ears, and will be sold on eaay monthly paytnenta. ei mm FOR 8 ALE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Ualated sad Diveraey st a good biiHincae corner.

I BL'ltT I iwaroora st. TMR SALE 9-STORV AND CELLAR STONE front houae on Park av. Bear California av. 7 rooma. furuace, and gas hiturea.

Tnisia the only OBS left of new boiiKes. Vrloe 3,750. Easy terms. CAMCUELL KU.iw staaiaoa at, uoum oi. TJOR KALE- AIAMB-ST NEAR HACKA- i mento av lata ieei eacii.

ssai. a. HENS11AW, 1I at. Uoom 4. RAI.K 'KLKUAKT NP.W STOVK.

JT front houaee BbW beiDS Blliahed in oak: vara modern improvenBent: oa Vmcennea av oorner low price; aavy monutir paymenu; per cent, -rhj tnem oeiors you boy. Atiamast. SALE m'SINEHS OORNER ON 4SD A- lloieet. south trontapecial bargain; S1UO irfoou C. CLA.NII1 4 CXI, lu Auams at pari COR SALE FINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE lota naver before offered st cvtaiL on VlnranaMa aad bowea ava and 4 let at.

All atreete paved, lute luciuou, vatf 1 1,. auu pur t't. u-vt a i ia Aaama st. KAI.E-ON H. CANAL ST.

A BARGAIN A7 Ulil jo ft with ii-etory buildinsr wortii atvui pert, xrice ti soiu tuia weea. x. n.6iuttiv,iov natniafioBn, tOn SALK-ON-BTTKLiNG ST. NEAR VifCi A lerton av, a modern eVroom cottage: price. CJ.10U.

H. W. 7. ANKEK A OO- ititi Washington at. SALE ei.

CLINTON ST T6xl HO: desirable far maniUacturlng or warehouse purpoeaa. it taseu at once. uauja tot aauingtou St. I7OR SALE LalOlCERArKNiWOO LOTS cheap. tl tu.

w. wwu or wiw saningtou st. FOR SALE-WAmNGTQN STREET LOTS for to isStX). These loir are ISO f.et tn a -M-l not aller street is loo'-feet wide: between Vest snd 4.s;h Hie tcnuinna of ths Madiaon ana Lake street cars; cable to be pat la this year: two rnies tit steam cars pass throuah the property, thus affording BKcqualed facilities for getting to nu from ute ouauuwsa canter; near the parks any, boulevards. I or sHOrt Ume I am offering these lots st the above prices, which ars not more than is obtained for lets ca outlying and undesirable streets.

Ai. A. 1A4, lo, iui iwaxuhera E. FOR SALE-REAL' ESTATE. The 10 coupons eoms turn bllng la.

Bring laths eonyona; over ens hand red lots sold lsst weeks 910 msy not be a arsat sum to many, but it has fre- Qnentlr started an entarprialng man or womsa en the road to success, snd svsntnal fortuns. Ovsr 1OJ00O psopls hsvs been so startsd by as dorim tbs Pastfswyesrs. Havs the taoA aenae to make a pay-ansat on ens of ear letaJ Boring rssl sststs tsacbss economy, tndspendsnce. snd Trom ths day tbs first payment la made ss a 1st. smbittea is sroussd ta tbs buyer, the love ef boms and family is intensified.

Tbs man whepossessi a neat borne is st wsys ahead of tbs ens who doss not. He knows hs is st toast a rains monthly what hlajeat would cost. Hs has a protsctloa for bis family in case of death. Hs Is la shape to tide ovsr over any disas trous tints that msy unfortunately ovartakaAim la ths way ef sickness, strikes, or other atisf ortone. Wlisa his boms ia onee paid ot ha la eaeonragsd to buy mors rssl state.

Hs thsssfors (sta ahsadln ths world faatar than hs expects, and la cease- auentlyhsppy. Here Is ths coupons eutiteutand be brave (soacb to eoms and see asaayway. It will coat bottling to visit onr office. THE ISTEB OCEAX. it I3 a 3 bosS 3 2 i a- CITY LOTS.

AD ear lets srs sold on monthly psrmsata 99 to 13. BotallcashpaymsnuracetTsA. A start la life Is sow offered. Who will teas tt Price Washtenaw ar- Western Harrison i Twelfth at, Kedxie Douglas Park Douglas Park Fulton at Laks gt-. Central Park boulevard Humboldt Park boulevard.

Central Park boulsvard Oor. Webster ar. sad Beboeea st Lake st. KUBuiibaX Morgan tt.nZ Union Legs a Wallace Nl nety-alxth i Peart Tampts ikn Sangamoa i Nine ty-aeve nth st BangamoB i Emerald Emerald Fortgr-eseoad st Boot Forty-third St. Center May Fifty-flrat Aberdeen Carpenter 400 etfOaVea alteaeaBa eeisieea aa eesseeaesaess mm esteaswstet SO0 Full particulars and "plans of all ear plats and subdlvialous can bs had at our offlcs.

Offlce ope a from 80 a. m. to :90 p. m. ersry wssk day, and every Monday night Mil 9 o'clock.

JC A. CTjMMINQB CO. A. CTTirrrjiaa. 8.ALAlOuiUi.

R.C.PTVTNa, u. tj LiO. Southeast eerasrof X-aSaUs aaa ITadliva atresia. Huron st. S150 hfowry st.

HSO Bonne S0 Osassse av tSO Dickens 'aUO sleLssn 900 Superior 9SO stcLeaa av SSO OaUrie 930 Ohio 330 Indiana ,890 Bubbard 150 Kluds st 830 Oeneses av S90 Hi Hard 830 Harvard 875 Osnesee 873 JKlllard sr 88S Beboeea st 00 Tin Kirn t4 dOO TSylOr awWHWM dOO Tweatietk at. -O0 Clifton Fork 400 Bsbeoca 4J0 Bloom -450 Wee Osntral Park ar Ao Oeneses av. 450 Oeneeee 475 Sixteenth at 800 Oresnshsw st- .,800 Bonnay av 800 Carroll 800 Trnmbnil 800 Twentr-Orst st BOO Amitase av 800 OCB9sM IT.m eerseesiassset COO vands poo Bubbard at, 800 Indiana st 1 'BOO Ohie rt. BOO Ontario st. ADO Harvard 850 BtliOUlS "KO TfTUn lllll TaiiMS CsTMnsliav arf.o...

1-30 XaaTlOV t.ssMssMMs asMaaaaasasaaesssseae' 650 6CeCXTle ftTswMeekas 000 IxiB4Ttoa 000 Western at 000 WaVeahtetaJiW 600 -Pollt BvLaea enessslB)s 6S0 HomiD ST, 690 aseseMtssitstsm faun -4 6ft0 -TOO 1 It TOO I tass-tm iiliimi 7A0 iHtBti" nesetsmia an in T90 a. av- I s.eaw-w.we- BOO aia jlH 850 I 000 I mettmeeansi teas 1 tuts JeOOO I L00O looo 1J05O 1A00 I 200 900 owi 800 sts i ist ii uta mi ws-e) 900 sees. scjajajs sa mm) Sdsaw a a saaak smepaejeSkeaa atSff plipiiiiiiass' eswea.aeaseBeiaa aapaa. asasseseteessiessSHimaa a(e 000 600 amaiatB.aiaataat SS0 sspwaeesaw aaieeaseawa 4W0 875 FORSALE-REaL ESTATE. Jdtef wood drcorawd.

hard- eleKant a in- ry. ciowuii cellar: cemcnira noora.ia ivaiaeuce a Uulh.Ui Price ana iuni in. "rr i- iliaDaethatura i. oany iroin u6; to aiieraaid hours st key at my -edersverl. orTiJ aniahedaed d-v.

reaiaenee. eset front, rami era Improvements. Uii.l alone. w5 Ultrt: r.r tl-ri naldD, vaet Irt.nt fine Tot aoxlOl ft-elrcaut yraldeDceeooeafli nlde. Wi 11 11 hoaae sud iU feet (or 7iMftJ.

A batsala. OaU snd see EfwlAWA Af-The bestbsrrala ca this besutlfsl 23 or SO fvravant, next north of bouss terra e. TEKNO Av-esr5th st, east front. by tail d-ptn to alley, st 110. KA4'if st or 100 ft.

7. FAIUf. AVi.r gad eaat (rout. $0 ft. vl-t'isaar terms.

roSvif AVSesr Mth sast front. 91 ft. raAIbig AWBetweea JWMb and 87th sts. dlerfit un vwryesoiesi ats oanrain. eomer 4Mii st- bH or lOU feet hTi iTt ftlntat.

eaat front 1l rt oth at. eaet front. 7 ft; peclalry of Honth bide sad Hyde Pronecty. and caa sivs yon long bat of fins hareains ia vacant lots oa Tvuaca nil lOui8 VAfU kU -K. WJ.ud ui La hallo.

Beta 8 er improved, n-u per aKVUI AAA Central improved, well nm Centra! il Isiproved. Beta lO Mr rout" 60NK) fiOJMSi uMprovea, s-t Swer Harriana. near Hoyoe. itorr brlrk mUm ana nata. well reutad Hamili'm sv.

S-etorr and celUr pressed nrk boaaea. well toB a-story frame and tarn bii ISjOOO 10JDO0 Park ar, ejooo 4JM0 VjSipT-ii" oi't Clsrk. nesr TXrlaioa, -atory bHrk atona an naw. box I an- nU lo per cent KftOQ Clark, soath of jiiraso -uory atone (rDDtfetHMIinil 1.1. AAA I Veils, near Ohla.a-atory atone ro'nt'aiora ana asm.

nets Itf per rent WMO CoT.FiredHrk sbI Surf et. near Lake View av. if xr 13:1. U0 1 I. ASM Hurt at, near Lake per foot.

FnllertoB sr. Bear Orchard, am n-. nna we have a Uis. 1 r.t 1. 1 1 "VAtAN.

jit, co. MIchlsaa sr. BJt. corner iMtli st Ind is ga sr. N.

W. oorwr 34tb at, Utx lo. Indiana av. tarr i. With barn: CM.ia)0.

Hoath hrk sr. awsr gist 80x160. with frssas las-provemeats. WEST RIPE. llata: a-K: pays lo percent on WmioT 2-story and cellar brick: will be sold at a ba ream.

SlLnnncoort. near Oadea ar.eara. 6-roem eoa aagwi iiu aat cga-. wberrrav.Dearrrrtirbt stl-story brick: 84 JIOO. tark sr.

awsr OartcM ari. il47; very ckeaa. 1 froBtoaSchoolst near Hoisted 1 1 will be divided. pOR HALE-191 WARREN AV.NEW TWO-I atorvand eellaa 1 i-mm K-t-k Uob hall, double parlors. dininc-roota sad kitcbea oa mala floor; avw larse chambers sad bath room en eeeoad floor; laaBdry, furnace, ooal and atora rooma in cellar: concrete floor ia cellar; bonae feet wide beet 8a.tvnle DnteanA krikr l.t with heavy rock-faced Bedford atona (nnniue copper rorsire Ave elesant wood sad tile mantel-: plate slaas la frost: avwrytaina- flrat-rlaaa.

Look at UjI a if yea want the beat hoo-e oa the West Side forth monry. Price, ohjkki. Opes to-day. AHi'BIli BliOS- Koom 6i. PS Madtaoa st 1XIR BAIK-1S7 AND la WEBSTER AT.

A ckiut brick hooees arraaa-ed in fl aareu in flat, at bat ALBERT WIHNKB. jH Dearborn at aaia. FOR RALE Xew honea. aXh and TlanaaM mA ann Rric fl a ttt. retr II a 11 nn iks.

ru 'rame honae. Rrana ar aud 2JJ Two flaUat 2J Tw0hoaaes.eor.4Mb snd A. it HxX.rn.MA 79 Dearborn at. FDR Brii 8ALE-FORK4T AV. A MI1I1I RV Brick boanf.K rnnnia.

everyronveuIenceiajXM. a-, av az-ionAw. tot uhim aa. noom jmr -n rrit av.mcau van bcuen r. A.

araiiuw. 101 Lasane ss. Koom a. FR IE-WEST HARRISON ST. NEAR California sv.

brick flat, lot feat: 8U.8UU. r. A. HENSUAW. lClLaaalla at, Koom 4.

IOR bALE MADLMiN RT. NEAR ABB deen, J-ttorr frame atore snd lot. F. A HEMjHAW. ltil Laealls st Boom 4.

POB RALE-WEST MONROE ST, HODKHV A. v-etory Beta, lot -rtxl 5: nrioe aOtJMM. y. A. HkAbHAW.

ltil LaSalla st Room 4. TV1H Rtl.K-WKST rSDIAKA KT. S-STORT Ntl rfaiaw JC brick More builOiiut. SoxoU: rente aSM: sole urvestmenl. r.

a. Bogmw, iei la Kane st Boom 4. IOR SALE WEST MONROE ST, WEST OF Aahland av. modern esoB-froBt honae: urtor. aiiiumndir.

dr unor noor: it rooms: una. ary.sic. a. ntttAn. lei Laaiie at.

Koom 4. TOR RALE WEST ADAMR ST. O-KTORV modern flat ww: rentins for 60permoBtau r.a.itu9aAM, tut teia lie at. aoom a. at EYAX8TOW LOTS.

BTZE 50x150 ASU 50x200 FEET- PlUCR83J0Tol0WFACH. TXBMg-850 CASH. BALANCE MQNIHLT, tig. WTST KH8 LOTS, etuat Outside City Limits, BTZK, 25xia5 FEET. FBICX 8250X0 4300 EACH.

TPmB-825 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY. 85. Aktom whe wsnte to nurbiMiM (Ariham, av aa aa iBvestment. call si oar office.

It will aoienst yoa anything to go with as to see them, and we will guarantee yoa will be pieaeed with the Iota and also with our prioea. Clear tiha abstract arniahsd. North Clark at TH)R SALE ATOXPALE T.OTS. ONT.T mllea from Onart Honae SI7S to att.VI- jle bv trequeBt trams on the C. tt V.

W. B. B. also by street cars oa Milwaukee sv: very deairable as aa tavestmeatoriorimmeaiste improvement. ai li I.K.

Dearborn at. FOR KALE AC ATONOALE. FIVE MILKS from the Oourt House the Chicago and North-western. new 7-room ly-atory house, with tVO-foot lot.ai JWtt tot I.Ht: these plea aant home ar the -tit nronertv for the lrica aaked to be (aand Chicago; email amount of cash required: bslsnce monthly paymeBtas probably nomore than yoa are now paying AUU.nrainM.il, vearoora St. FOR SALE FERNWOOI HOMES atreordinaiT Induce amenta to salaried men.

I will build to order en sar Bias lot von wlah any style honse to suityoo oa payments of list to f.V)0 down sad jfl'iAii montlily on each thousand of the at.isv.. Mrm? iu aisvatus. sat. aa tsrast Will show properly tree. h.

M.Btiim. itniiaer, 84WaahlBgtoa St. Boom 37. FOR SALE DESIRABLE LOTS FN JBTAT-wood. Bear depots: rl down sud .1 mouuily.

titWBUK P. BAKKKTT. Boom ii 1. 164 Washington st FOR MALE 8 LOT'S ON BOTH. UT.

Cottage Urovw ar. at 15 per foot. 0 feet oa 33th at at al'JO per not. Houses ob Drexel bouievara, fia.noo. Houses on Bowes a v.

41st st and42d at at from 87 JKW to fs.00t. -Also other nrODertv. Iota, South Bids at low prices. WM. LEAUL: E.

177 misaiie at. Koom 9. "DOK A LK ORE EN ST. UETWKEN 7TU Js. ssavsuiiuss as a oarvain ALBEBl' WlkOiElt U0 Dearborn st UOR BA f-E-BT f- LCASFIKLn BT E.

HltiHLANO PARK KKS1UICNCK. Large grounds, handsomely improved house. uuupiste, wiib modem tniitrot A handsome home: will kI low. with modern Im iwovemeuls. home will sen low.

E. L. CANr UXD. itit Randolph et SALE AT BOTTOM P1UCES. LAKK Kiimmerdale station, avtirti.

AT View lots, near riniumt-rdala Evantou lota. Slis to a voi. tilenc-oe lota.f iia); nice resiueaoe acre lot. Clear title; moaUtly payweuu; tree fare to sce property any day. jjun 1 -i r.tv.

iuo MauoipBH. 1MK HALK LOTH IN WATERMAN'S AO-dition, Klsdon: fits-rent tare: lake water, treea, sidewalks, good drainage: if 173 and upward easy terms M. K-H'tH. Klf ty-nrst at. Bear aOadon depot.

R. WATKuMAN. U4 ashington at. 8 ALE ELEGANT PRESSED BRICK A. reaiuence: aliconveaiencee: fiovioot lot: one block from depot oa south Park sr.) 7.r"t.

Wul sxchange for good seres or lota. ALLEN. xtesroora st. uoow os. 1OR SALE BIGGESTBAROAIN OFFERED Unle Park lota.

each south of Jackson Park; Illinois Outral Iiailroad fetation on the grouudi terms. I rounds; lu-mlnute trains: b-reut fare easy T. P. Klii 1711 Laftalle at. SALE SO ACBEa ON 6TTH ST.

M' AIt A- Western a v. JUH.V V. Ytlfc.Nii. VI 4 Opera House Bnlldtng. 112 Clark st IMJR SALE id'2 lota on ths HIGHEST ground and boat Im proved stiseta in At to mlt pnrrhaatr.

nALit.n n. iH.ti.uwwir, hooui al. 115 Dearborn at. T.O SAI I ACKK BLOCK AT 75T1I ST. I-1 na.e Kiilltlk KlitfieWOud IQtl telutnUiU.

far lifJOo. Also 10 scresal hui A Looniis st. st I4j La Balis it Boom AuO ur iik lnif and swi.mu. i iimo QFE A -r A I Suburbetaw poBiAte- Tbt Great tfaywood A action Sale will take plaee Saturday, Jans 2. aexttutarda.

next Saturday. Jbbs t. Special train leaves the Wells Street Depot st Dost fomt the Ormnd Fzewslesw eniorsble plcnia, good time, can for tickets at onee, several Beared already sivea eat Did vow aver attend as -mmr laamaass sslsst It is mars Interesting thaa a eirctis. mere eajoy-sbls than a eoaunon pleale it fact and mors lajrtructiva, 'as-tertainlng. and bsnaBcial fbas a whole roar ot ordinary clrcwors.

ewmreloma. We give our patross royal good tiuis. Ask these whefcave been before. Marwoodl Ho. for AUywood.

besntl-ul Maywood. 10 mllas-wveS- of she Chicago Court-Bosss oa the Caicags and Northwestern Eeilwav. Oe and see It Toa eaa not alias what a beaatlf al town it is until yos look It aU over. Thoasaads of beautifulahada trass Use Its pretty arennsa. BeanUf at roayc keeked.

pituap maldoas, with bright eyas ami pearly teeth, play lawa tanals en tbs weU-keptUwns. he Maywood. Dent fail to sos beautiful Kaywood. Whea we get op spiatile.we atsaa ts errs those people whe ars klad'Snonsb to attend aa enjoyable af ternooa waether they bay loU or sot Wears' no ae aslflsh that we want to make aaeaar out at svsry-body, but like to' have all ef our eustomsrs maks as much. If apt more, than ws ne eat of twal aatate, -sad wa like to see those whe do not ears to bar at present at ear picnics sb joying thsmaslvaa.

For enr great Maywood net Ion sale we have secured Scott's Celebrated Chicago Americas Band. There are a great aaaur so-called braea bands. made op of performere who are not capable of blowing a diaaer horn, bnt thia bana la comprised of some of ths moot celebrated perioral era in the coautrv. ends concert given by them Is wall worth lixUiBing to. Frederick Scott tbs leader, waa at One time Irani pet Major of the Flrat Hovel Dragooa.ef Eng.

lead, having performed many times before Her Majesty. Queen Victoria, and tne royal family. Hs stande ta-tlay probably oaa ef me beat aolo ooraet- -lata ia the nited BMatea. John Balmon. aolo cornctiat late master ef the Filth Mary lead fc.Uonel Uaarda.

Lealie tw rton, trombone virtnoso. Arst prise at the Cincinnati Conaervalory of Mnaie. Frederick Milla. tbe we 11-known master of the violin, favorite pupil ef Jecobeoa, and wnoee res-dennc of many aelectlone la said to ana. I the great Ule Bull or Cm nil 11a I rao.

Wenleraon. tfnt bonist sx-eubceBd actor ef the worceater. Mill. band. Eisear Conway.

clartasetlat Ists eC the Crystal Fa lace Band, Sydenham. England. Joeeph MrUrearty. antoniophone playwr ef "SS. Connaught Bangers, of Ireland.

William Schick, eompeeer ef the sympbeBle poem, Odin," eorreaiKtuding member ef the eiazlonedeiBsnemerite.IuIianl. AloU Laog. Coaarnratory of Muric, Fracas, Bohemia, where ke atadied with Dvorak J.Craekwier, the Amerioaa BoteaalBtwhe performs on tlia oDii la boaa. muoia that Lite aeea age viollniatdare dot attempt a-. we a ve engaged th I be ad orowr great scries ef AncU oo a nd ta pert ormancas are aim ply -beautiful and well worth devoting aa afiaranua to attend thete Imriag the past triag the pa year ever tea thoasaad Cblesce-have moved their am (lie out to tne eubnrbc ans I Once there they wonder.

"How is the world ware we ute world ware we lives in the cloea, fhera they take a try airl. what fools awtaw nave it Tea au onr lives out, npii oe-e-g-B aei long beeeth of iavuraraunar eonntr-r we mortals are. I would airfaahapkialiwiait. city again If yoa would give mi the Oraad Pact no HoteL Cocoa out wiUt aa whether yea weal to bur or sot; alwaya glad to havw a crondj AOnWSIBTLTTT. Maywood Is reached trom Chicago by the s-rest earriags roods MadlooB and Lake streets, and by ths ateamcaratof the C.aii.

W. and the Chtoogo, B. Paul and Kansas City Bailroad a. The depot of the former is at Fifth arcane sad North 1st street, of the latter annua and akmih lain Mavwood. XIMB TABLX.

CtlLT.Ll. APBII, X. 1388. 0a. m.

:42 p.m. m. 10 -i 1a.m. aOp.rn. 6 an, p.

:Mp.u. p.m. 44Op.m. PAxip. m.

iills.B.'' su a. so. T1, SCVDAZS. 31a.m. I.n.

1 80 p.m. rsow cbicaoo wgar. 7:15 a.m. 1:45 p.m. 6:10 p.m.

84i0a.m. 4 p. na. 6.JI p. aa.

-30 a.m. 7p.m. 8.lp. 12300m. fop.m- loasjp.m- iisWp.m.

5:45 p.m. Ilp.aa. a AMI p.m. e.Wp.m. lldOp.aa.

CXXa.TS P-JWa. m. 1 12:43 p.m. 1:15 p.m. TTMXTABU.

C- ST. F. fc K. C. B.

B. APBJL 1, 1888. raos siATwoop bast. 8:25 a.m. 1 8:10 a.m.

mow CBIOAOO WEST. 5:45 p.m. I 10:45 p.m. THE BATES OF FABK Fpoa the Chicago A srs 8S.U per xwe uty-a ee riss ticacs. tpeB tne cnicago, ex.

nu Kanaaa Citv. 10 per 100 nds acset, Buliaaitsd aa totime. person. and trala. Depotof foruer.inChicaga,atWeIlsstrat -Of ttUttar.

at Polk street. SCHOOLS. Is the fall ef 1838 two sturv brieg school -hawse was erected at a coat af about lo AH aj, and a graded srkool that will com OS re faTorablv wilS 1 UW UDSaU' 11 BUUBItlBM Ssnsf SSW BE moBLhs la eaoa roar. CHTBCHES. Services srs regularly held lathe neat and eaea- modioaaediaeea of the EuiecopaL Congrcgatioaal.

Preabrteriaa. and Methodist societies. KZXT BATCBDAT. JXTHK t- BTOBES. MABKETa.

ACT EHOP9 Ot all kinda usually eeea in town ot 1JOO Inhabl-tanta are located ami doing tocivuig bsslsssi at Maywood. 1 v. FCBLIC XSlflii'b'lIONS. ETC There la a tree library. Bannering seesial thew-SBBd volumes of choice booka, with the standard magazines sad periodicals ot tbs day, several social and literary oocietiea.

Bad poblie bait baiit of brick, with a aoauag capacaty ot sou. NEXT 8ATCBDAT. JUNK 9. r- We wiTJ sell upon this occasion ths Mayweed Hotel, with JX'ilOD feet. Terms, one-fourta cash, balance 8 snd years, interest tj per CCD t.

Also, new dwell lag house, rooms, corner Lake sad Third KS.WB W.M. 4. S.W. terras. Aad lo-j choice lots.

feet each, wits) auaya, an pee per oi sows. NEXT 8ATCBDAT. JTXE 2. I.OI8 LN BLOCX 88. Bounded north by South Fifth street apath br Soufh Sixth street, woe by Thud, aranoe.

Bad east oecond avonue. LOTBIN BLOCK 118. Bounded north by Sooth Eighth street eowth try South Ninth atreet. west by Fuihavaauo, sad eaat by Fourth avaaue. r.ntaln tilocV Tll ltanndad worth lev Laa-a stiaet.

so uta br North First street, weat br Fifth avwausa. aad east by Fourth avenuo. LOTS IN BLOCK 188. ratals ttnek lMt tMSnmded aerth fcv TAa qti aaa. south by Korth First sowat, weat by aluh and eaat by Fifth svaauo.

LOTS IS BLOCK 138. Tta 1b block 125. bounded north by Boutk Wtnth street south by Madison street, wast by KioAta a vowuc sad seat by Seventh avenue. LOTS IN BLOCK SOftl Boonded north bv North Th trd street aovth by Lake atreet. west br Xhird sveaua.and east br linaa avoaue.

lots tn BLoac ao. Lets la block 9M. boonded north by Berth Foorth street soath by hortta Xuird street, wast by SasetsA avenue, ana sass oy uss. LOTS IX BLOCK 904. 1 4 Miwh sfu.

bounded north tivWn-Hh tt. street, south by North Third atreet weat by Ihlrd aranae, and east by becond svoase. LOTS IN BLOCK 230. tttata black Sen. boanded sorth bv North Mxtta atiaaL aouth br North lit tit street, wosx bv Josna avenue, aud east by Third avoaue.

IjOTB XM BLOCK 2S7. Winch a7.tomided Berth bv North TkbHi atiaet. aouth bv North Ninth street, woot Bv aTiau. atsuas. gad east by Eighth swnue.

AU streets running eaat and woot All svenues runutng north snd soath. TERMS OX LOT rath, deposit oa each lot at sal. balance 10 monthly, Aased whea eaa-iosrta, is paid: interest per ct-Bt, tree tickets now ready fer tho great Mayweed. Auction Sale, and circulars sbowintf piste of prcu- rty to be soldi eixo picture ot Ute lea mg churches, publio butldius-s. aud factor tea of aAr wood furnished free ou Oemabd.

Our special train will make all tho fwgrilar It will pull out oi tho Weiis Street Dspot at is arrive al a ...,,1:10 -s Sacramento a 1 V.4tUi Moreland .................1 .1 Iviau.lsnd. ...1 Kiver ArrivlBg st Maywood. 17. lie turn. a host I e'cluck.

andmaktng aauie stupa. Circulars and free ticket mailed to any sd. dreM. Itonttsil to arte ad tits s-aat s. to extfarsiou.

Cvruaed Austfacta siui aas4. T. a. a B- K. Cvts.1 a.ai lata.

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