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CHICAGO REAL ESTATE Several Notable- Transactions Have Been Closed NORTH SIDE SYNDICATE; V- I Wabash Avenue teaas- as a. mr a reaiure ui micrcau rvew industrial center starre-a couin- ast of the City BuUdtns New. THB MARKET. Subdivision activity growing. There is bo doubt of it, tor the lists of lot sale of the leading broken hate the point.

In the inside distriot proper no great trade was closed last week. Several important transactions are under negotiation, however, that may be beard from any day. Wabash avenue continues as an important factor in the situation. The lease of a Peck court corner by George F. Kimball, with the prospect of a good improvement accentuates this fact.

The seven story store and office building to be erected at Harrison street and Blue Island avenue indicates that the lesser retail streets are beginning to receive the attention they deserve. Industrial projects multiply. The new brick yards projected for a point to the southwest of the city are the latest project of this kind. The manufacturing towns in general are doing well, a good demand for sites being reported. The elevator to be built by Charles Counsel-man at Ninety-second street, South Chicago, probably opens the way for other improvements of this class.

The river 4s crowded, and a movement of elevators south must occur some time in the near future, so why not sow, interested persons are asking. ThbImtxb OcsAjr last Sunday published full -particulars of syndicate operations on the North Shore, whereby $1,000,000 worth of property now covered with water, but shortly to be reclaimed, goes into strong hands. These transactions, engineered by Mr. Henry K. Cooper, are the most important of the year, as a residence district superior to any in the City is to be created.

ANOTHER WEST SIDE Incorporation of a Com away with 15,000, -OOO to Bolld a Raid. The Metropolitan Elevated Kail way Company has been incorporated with a capital stock of $15,000,000, for the purpose of building a West Side elevated line. The company proposes to acquire its own right of way, and not build over the streets of tho city. The proposed line will be from some point on Fifth avenue west over a double decked bridge at Tan Buren street, or Just south of that street and west alongside of the alley between Congress and Van Buren streets to the city limits. A spur to the south will leave the main track at Ogden avenue and run parallel with this thoroughfare to Twentieth street and thence west to the city limits, A corresponding northern spur will leave the main track west of Paulina street and run north to Milwaukee avenue and parallel with that street northwest to the Jefferson town line.

As this is the first company proposing to acquire West Side right of way by purchase rather than by donation, it is worthy of respect and careful consideration. It is in ferred that the alley road company is behind the project. The West aide is badly in need of increased transit facilities, which can be best furnished by the erection of a system of elevated roads. The attitude of owners is such, however, that no company DroDoeirjtr to use streets can hope for suffi cient suffrage to obtain a if ordinance that will hold good in law. It has long been contended by The Ixtbb Oct.

si that the public streets should be protected as lar as poesiDie. Such use of them as is made bv the alley road is a holly unobjectionable. If the Metropolitan Company proceeds on the same lines the public, including property owners, will help it on its way. ON WABASH AVENUE. George F.

Ml ran ban to Balld at the Corner of reek Court Other Matters. Hiram Wheeler has leased to George F. Kimball, the plate glass dealer, the property fronting 109 feet oa Wabash avenue and running east 180 feet on Peck court, being the -southeast corner, for a long term of years, at $10,000 per annum. This establishes a value, on the 6 per cent basis, of $300,000 for the ntTA4-w at Knot SI iwr fooA for the Wabash avenue frontage. On this land, now vacant, a fane structure is to be erected for the use of the Kimball firm.

The building will probably be reven stories high, with wails of sufficient strength to sustain three additional floors when it is thought proper to build them. It will be remembered that Mr. Kimball, baving been compelled to remove from his resent locution at the northwest corner of Wabanh avenue and Congres street by May 1, iBXi, on account ot nis lease expiring, leased a store on Wabash avenue, between Congress and Harrison streets. This will be rented to one of several parties who are nego tiating for it. It was secured, lest a better site might not be obtainable.

The store at Congress street and Wabash avenue has been leased to parties who will divide the space among a number of tenaats. Work on the Kimball Building will commence atones, and it will be hurried to completion. The lease of the northwest corner of Wabash avenue and Twelfth street has been dosed. It involves the erection of a seven-story building at an expense of over $100,000. The corner has been leased by Walter L.

Peek to Frank M. String-field for a term of ninety-nine years. The lot has a frontage of about CO-feet on Wabash avenue and 100 feet on Twelfth, street The annual rental is $6,000 or 6 per cent on a land valuation of $100,000. This is equivalent to $2,000 a front foot for the Wabash avenue frontage, or $20 a square foot. The north half of this lot was purchased a year ago by Mr.

Peck from Mrs. Fannie Rosenfels for $38,000. The premises at No. 110 and 113 Wabash avenue, on the east aide ol the street, and midway between -Washington nd Madison streets, the lease of which fox a term of six years was recently negotiated by the Chicago ileal Estate and Investment Company, have been occupied by the Henry Sears Cutlery Company. The figures were inaccurately stated at the time.

The firm pays $39,000 for the term, and on the usual basis of computation fixe a value of close to $6,060 per front foot for this property. Some yean ago when this firm was located at the northeast corner of Lake and State streets, the opportunity was presented of leasing for a long term property adjoiaing the premises it now occupies on a basis of a trifle over $1,800 per front foot. Interest is largely centered in Wabash avenue at present. From Van Buren to Twenty-second street a large number of fine improvements are either under construction or shortly to be constructed, all of character worthy of we uignity ana importance ox tne street. NEW INDUSTRIAL CENTER-.

Sereral Iarge Briek-BaaUner eat mt a Soatnweatera Railway etlesv. A new manufacturing town baa been' started. C. H. Sampson, of J.

Sampson fc Co. and 7, H. Kennard have been quietly at work and have located' three large brick industries, which will employ over fire hundred men. The point selected is at the junction of the Panhandle and South Chicago and South-, em Railways, just south of the city limits, in Cook County, two miles south, west ot Ham-. moncL The following trade are closed JVB.

Leonard, with Alderman Madden as a partner, purchased fifty-two acres, and ia eoaatrueting what will be the largest yard around Chicago Wolff, Labakn Bros, A of Lake View, have purchased forty' acre juidstart.making machine brick, having been extensive hand brisk makers for years on the North Side; Charles S. Purington, of May, Purington A Bonner, purchases thirty-seven Seres, and. will put up a model yard, starting with a capacity of 200.000 brick per day. i This junction ia on) of the best Bointa around Chieagof or manufacturing industries. as the two railroads give a delivery on either the east or west aide of the city, besides connecting with ail other railroads entering Chi cago without additional witching charges.

-Great activity ia reported at the junction. houses going no on every hand, 1 i BUSINESS LKASKfl. The Bee- fro petty oa State Btreet Sublet at a rrnt le.ooo. Keebler 4 Company atom-few weeks ago negotiated a lease on the property, sixty feet front, known as 233 to 254 State, street. for Helen E.

Carl Appal at arj nual rental of $13,000, The property was taken solely oa speculation, These stores have just been sublet by Keebler tfc Co, at profit to Mr. Appal of $19,000 for the 'term. The store No. 252 has been leased to M. Born A Co.

at an annual rental of the store No. 254 is rented to Shoyer tfc Co. at the same figure, and the store 258 has been leased to Frankenthal. Freudeathal A Co. at an an- nual rental of BIG BOX" CONCERN.

factory Bar the Making of Paper Boxes to Be started, H. C. Munson and Charles W. Ball propose to locate in Chicago the National Folding Box and Paper Company, which is a corpora tion with a capital of $1,250,000, made np by the combination of the following The Cornell A Shelton Company of Birming ham, Conn. Uunson Benton a.

Benton Lithograph Company, all of New Haven, D. L. Walton J. L. Nugent Whiting Box Company, all of York Cbieopee Clothing Box Com pany of Springfield.

Mass. The faotory pro posed for this city will cost $200,000, and will givo employment to low men. THE ACRE MARKET. Sale In Lyon of 10 Aerea 100,000 Another Traaaaetloe. E.

S. Dreyer A Co. have sold to Robert Seyd, of New York, 160 acres in the town of Lyons for $100,000. The property lies two miles southeast of Lagrange and two miles west of the btickney tract. The pur- onase was made tor investment.

A tract of land ia the town of Worth just south of the township line in the east half of section 3, consisting of 813.75 acres, has been sold at $1,200 per acre to non-resident. This land, ia crossed by the Wabash Bailroad and the deal is in line with other transactions that will soon be made known. The tract sold includes sll the east half of section 3 in the town of Worth except acres Belonging eo tne righs ol way of the Wabash Bailroad. The property was bought by a Chicago syndicate about a year ago and the title was plsced in' the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. Negotiations for the sale have been in promises for some time, but members of the syndicate could not agree on the price.

At length $1300 an acre was offered and accepted, and the deal was closed at that figure. The price named is regarded as very low. It is understood that the pur chase was made for investment, and, viewed this light, it is Likely to be Very profitable. conservative Drokera predict that within year tee property will be worth flflOQ an acre. A rapid advance in prices is indicated by recent purchases along the Wabash and the Calumet Terminal.

Only, a few months ago the Chicago Bidge property at the junc tion or tnese two roads was subdivided and placed on the market. Just north of the rweeent purchase is the Stickney tract. Leas than half a mile east is the Grand Trunk Rail road. The entire territory is rapidly Hiring up witn manufacturing ana nuiread interests. Real Ki tat and Bttildtng.Jvumal.

NEW BUILDINGS. Structure Pigal by Chicago Arehttoeta oa Which Work Will Soon Commence. J. Neal Tilton has drawings for residence to go up on Leavitt Btreet. near Lake, for Mrs.

Kilgore, 25x58 feet, two stories and basement. Cost, Edmund Krauae has designs for apartment building to be erected on Ui Salle avenue. near Carl street, for Harry aad Louis Huck, six stones witn Daaejnent cost, D. S. Pentecost has planned a three-story and attic residence, 25x65 feet, to be erected on Astor street, just north of Schiller.

It will ooet $18,000, and work will be commenced next week. A permit has been issued to Morgan L. Swift for the erection of five three-story flat buildings at no. soau ana ooa Ellis avenue at a cost of $00,000, Wilson fc Marble are the architects. Flanders Jb Zimmerman have plana for school building at the corner of One Hundred and Fourth and Charles streets, for the Board of Education, 131x110 feet, three stories and basement.

Cost, $55,000. Holabird Roche hare plans for altera tions to the Ugden block at the corner of Clark and Lake streets also lor addition Ox 60 feet and three atone in height. Two quick service elevators will be put ia. Cost, uuu. Robert Rae.

has desitrned for Charles E. Follansbee eight two and three-story bass-ment dwelling to be erected at No. 4533 and 4559 Greenwood avenue at a cost of $100,000, They will front 171 feet with a depth of 70, ana win oe constructed ox stone and brie. A new school building will be erected at4 Washington Heights, for whieh Flanders Zimmerman have plans, It will be built at the cornel os Una Hundred and Fourth place and Charles street, with a frontage of 131 feet on the former and 110 feet on the latter. The cost is placed at $55,000.

E. F. Foshrioger baa plans for alterations and an addition to store and bui Kline at the northeast corner of Sedsrwiek and Oak streets, for Henry Rumsfeld, at a cost of $25,000. The addition will be five atones high, 36x50 feet, and will be constructed of pressed brick and stone. L.

G. Hal berg has planned for Frank Draut a three-story store and flat-building, 25x77 reec to oe erected at we corner ox western avenue and Sixteenth; street. It will eost $9,000. Coleman will build a two-story residence, 23x34 feet, to be erected at the corner of Homan avenue and Jackson boulevard, at a cost of $4,000, Mayo Curry are preparing plana for the hotel for the International Bath and Hotel Company, which it is proposed to erect at the southwest corner of Dreiel boulevard and Fifty-first street, at a cost of $300,000. The building will contain ar first-class hotel with about 200 rooms and a Turkish bathing establishment.

Construction will be commenced as soon as the plsns can be got ready. It is to be named the Silver King. Blits A Marshall will prepare plans for a row of two-story frame Store-buildings, which will be erected on the Btreet frontages' of the lot at the northwest corner of Cottage Grove avenue and iruetn street, by Jules Juvenia. A grand stand will also" be erected, and the total expenditure will amount to about The same architects have designed a three-story stone building, 80x70 feet, to be erected at Cragin, at a oost of $7,000. affray and Ohrenstem; have ootnploted design for flat build ings to be erected on Aberdeen, near West Taylor street, for Dr.

William McCarthy. The front will be of selected pressed brick. Cost, $12,000. Also alterations to store at No. 124 LaSelle street, for Mr.

New field. A plate-glaas front will be inserted. Also double-fronted flat building on Champlain avenue, near Forty-fifth street, 50 x98 feet, three stories and Cost. $16,500. i i D.

A. LaPointe has plans for an apartment building to go up at the corner of Vernon Park place and Throop street for Gsbriet Franchere, 40x75 feet. The front will be of pressed brick. The building will Contain twenty-eeven suites of apartment cost, $50,000. Also store and flat building on Ogden avenne, near West Taylor street, for Geecge Langorowaky, 25x70 feet, four stories Vith basement; cost, $14,500.

Alao double fronted residence, to be erected on Erie, near Si. Clair street, for Heatoo Owsley; coat, $25,000. 'The home foraged and infirm Jaws, to be erected at the northwest corner of Sixty- second street and Prexel 'avenue at a cost of between $60,000 and $70.00. has already been described. Simeon B.

TiaeadraUi has the ana. It will be three stone, basement, and attio high, and will front 155.. feet on Drexel avenue, ana 43 teet Sixty-second street. The entrance will be from Drexel avenue. The first floor Will contain a reception-room, THE SUNDAY ofBoesv directors' room, parlors, dining and readinz rooms.

The second floor will be dv ided into the male and wards, with rooms for the Occupants. Oa the third floor well bean assembly room, 66x38 fees. -Francis Y. Norton has drawings for three- story residence, 26x65 feet, to be erected at Forty-third street and Wabash avenue, for J. Parks.

Theeatervor will be tmiit of stone. elate glass, copper beys, verandas, and pro. jecting towers, Tne interior win be tinea up ia hard woocL Coat, $3,000. Mr. Norton ia also workintr on clans for a larira Tjackino? house, to be erected at Montreal, Canada, for A- 1MB A Hone.

It will cover an are of two acres and be fitted tot killing 1.000 bog per Xitiraated coat, $100,000. Mr. Nor ton has also completed plans for a four-story hotel, 6UxlOO to be. erected near toe World's Fair grounds, on Sixty-fifth street. for a syndicate, It will be divided into 600 rooms and have all modern improvements.

and will cost wju.uuu. Faber A Pagel having drawings for a block ox toeater. stores, ana net te so uo at tne comer of eighteenth street and AllporVve no lorvounuusea. ID Duiiding win ds lighted on three sides and have a frontage on Eighteenth street of 125 feet and on Allport avenue of 10U feet, Tne theater will ee 2,000 people. One of the features wi 1 be deep stage.

There will be a gallery and three boxes on either side. The theater will be fire-proof. There will be four approaches to the galleries, three to the main house, and special approaches tolhe boxes. The building Will be heated by steam throughout. The main with mosaics.

The stair-caaea will be iron and concrete and fire-proof. Upon the main frontage will be twenty-on flats, or suites of apartments, each provided with all modern conveniences. 'Separate approaches 'will ba provided to this part of the tmilding, and quick-service elevators will mve access to all the floors. The elevation is in the modern style of architecture, and Will consist of five stories and basement. Fire-escapes will be conveniently placed.

Cost, $145,000, NEWS MISCELLANY. Items ol Ooneral Interest Appertaining tnatMtlni la $roporty. to The Reel Estate Exchange will entertain ita friends at a clock to-morrow afternoon. A sixteen-story office building is contemplated for the northeast corner at La Salle sod Monroe streets. Holton, Magi 11 A Co.

have sold for the Hills estate the residence. No. 3SHC Elba ave nue, for $20,000 to D. G. Grove.

Huehl A Schmin have letoontracta for the const niction of the four-story store and flat building to be erected at the corner of Clark and Divervey. It will be 163xl0 feet. It will eost W. T. Adams A Co.

have sold for Wallace Hume to R. J. Gunning one-half of lot 12, block 100, school second addition, being fio. 86 Sherman street, adjoining the Appraisers' Building, for $30,000. Bogue A Co.

report sale in Gardner's Fifty-fifth street boulevard addition to Pat rick and John Long and JsmesFinnegaa' of ISO feet north froae on Fifty-fifth street boulevard, fifty-eight feet east of Winter street, for $12,000. L. C. Huck and A. W.

Young have pur chased the triangular lot at the south west corner of Island avenue and Harrison Street for $17,600. They will erect a seven- story store and office building on the property at a cost or Two delegations of property owners in the Vicinity of Seventy-first street and Stony Island, Seipp, and A and have called on Commissioner A rich to protest against switch tracks and stands being laid on Seventy-first street and fronting on Seipp avenue by the Illinois Central Uoad. From the fact that aa engine is kept at this crossing it looks ss if an attempt ware being made to keep the World's Fsir people from laying tracks serosa the street, although a permit fur this purpose has regularly been obtained. F. W.

Balsmyder A have sold for Fraak D. Turner the four-atory store and flat building, Noa. 170 and 172 Lincoln avenue, with the two brick houses. Noa. 613 end 615 Cleve land avenne, for No.

638 La its bee street, to J. Bouta for No. 3737 Dearborn street, for N. P. dimming, for $4,000: 60 feet on Su Lawrence avenue, heer Forty-eighth street, for Frank H.

Jones, for 95 feet on South Chicago avenue, near Seventy- fifth street, to J. Irving Vearce, for and 200 feet at the northeast corner near Vin- cennes avenue and irortv-ninib street, for Maurioa Fleming, for $30j000. They have also sold to non-reidenU 10,000 acres of Wisconsin timber lands, for $30,000 cash. The board of arbitrators compriaing Thom as Bates, J. P.

Boutolle, and H. D. Heddon, appointed some time ago to appraise fix a basis of negotiation on the triangulsr piece of property at Branston belonging to the fratt eatate and bounded by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, Church street and Ridge avenue, has about completed its work and an opportunity will be presented 'by which the lessees can renew thoir leases, purchase the property or abandon it. Many of tne adjoining property owners would oa eiaa to see the occupants purchase their holdings, as it is thought that this would result in a much better class of improvements. The leasing of property by this moLb-pd is quite unusual in current rea estate history.

The tract com prise 1 about eight acres or forty-seven lots cf various dimensions. About twenty years ago the lots were leased to varioua persons for a term of twenty years on a valuation of 5 per cent, tho lessee of course paying all the taxes and as sessments. Owing to the short term of the lease only frame houses were built and these are somewhat time-worn now. The leases all expire May 1 or about that ti me, aad the lesseee Of which there are about forty, can purchase release for a term of ten years, and it is hoped that they will adopt the former course. Should they do this it will result in a much better class of improvement, the belief being that many handsome houses will be built.

Thomas Bates. J. P. Boutelle ani H. D.

Hed don compose the board of appraisers. Eetm- RESIDENCE PROPERTY. abdlvlsiee Sale ana TraasaottOBS Within tee fbar aril Limit. Alfred Smith has planned a three-story resi dence, 24x52 feet, for Mrs. Senyard.

to be built at no. ilia wiicox avenue, it will cost 6,000. W. A. Merigold A Co.

report that their sub division saies ror tne present month nave so far exceeded the sales of the entire month of March last year. Beniamin Btaeinsrer report the sale of a lot on Michigan avenue boulevard, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets, 60x161 feet, west front, for $12.000. A system of sewers for Andrews A Piper's Berwyn has been mapped out, and work will be besun aa soon as the rilanS sen be ar. proved by toe Cicero Town Board. E.

A. Marshall has nurchase the northeast corner of Stevens and West Van Bonn streets, and will erect a four-story- flat and store building, 41x123 feet, at a ooet of A. S. Leib ha closed the sale of 133 feet vacant frontage on Stanton avenue for also a block of stores and flats at No. 465 and 467 Fortjr-eeveath street for $35,000.

A seventy-five foot lot, vacant, west front, on Stony Island avenue near Hixty-ninth street, was sold the other day: for a front foot by Archibald Wilson toal. J.Houghan. Charles S. Smith. Secretary of to KeniL' worth Company, report the sale of a choice corner.on Kenilworth avenue to Samuel G.

8paulding, father of H. Spauldiag, who has an attractive home at Keail worth. Work will soon be begun on a seven-story apartment building, to be -called the Gladstone, on the corner of Madison avenue and Sixty-second street, Stiles A Stone prepared the plans. The cost is estimated at axiu.uuu By (he recent sale of 67 feet on Michigan avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Btreet for a valuation ef over $UD0O a front foot ia shown. A twb-story stone front house valued at about $10,000 covers the lota.

F. A. Sadler bought of J. Leonard'Ior cash. Good progress being made at Chicago Height in the sale of lot to home seekers, investors, manufacturers and others.

During the week just closed forty-nine lot have bona sold. The- Bib River Lumber Co. have opened wholesale and retail yards at Chicago Heights. John Angus has leased from fhilip lj. au gust Schwara and Gottlieb F.

Boh wars the ground 89x70 feet, at the southeast corner of La Salle avenue and Illinois street for ninety, nine Years from April 1892. for $1,300 a year for the first five year and $1,400 a year for the seat of jthe term. The lessee mutt OCEA2T, erect a build 1 03 aojttag noa lei than $12,000 by Oct 1,189... u- Halsey A Lee and CTudsman A Miller have old for Mayer Washblirne to the National Bichloride ei 2old Company the premiss at the northeast Monroe and Hoyne avenue, 33x124 feet, 3r $17,000. The house far three stories and.

basement high. It will be ocuupleoV by-he 'purchasing company for a sanitaria 4 -t Jr j- 3 A. TJlrioh? following sales daring thte weeVr No.318 Washington boulevard, te J. W.ochisholm, CL200; 40x180 feet oa Midway Pleisanoewest of Wharton avenue, north front, to STohn'S. "Thomas, for $lr300rNc44sndfr Forty-seventh street, sold ra eoanectioa with B.

F. Jacobs A Co-, aad 8j Leigh, $36,000 No. 4600 Lake avenue, 60 feet ea Ridge avsau. south of Sixty-fifth street, west front, to Georgd M. Hord, $5,600.

William W. Weexe report the sale at Morton Park thia week ot tot at $600 each a house wfth two lets to W. Bower, eight new house wilt be beilt as soon as contracts can be let. Plana have been drawn for a three-story sftd basement flat building at Morton Park, to cost $15, COO, with ail modern improvements. The' Cicero Town Trustee have agreed to build two 200-barrel brick cisterns for fire protection to Morton Park.

House and sidewalk costing $06,000 were built at Morton Park last year. Frank P. Hawkins sold to Schyler Coe two acre in 1'ark, on Central avenue near the Higntand Paik Cluo's sew clob houss, for a Mr. Cue will shortly build a residence here at a oost ot $74)00 to To Messrs. C.

Thorn, C. Whitaere, and Wallaoe L. De Wolf, be has sold lot 10 and It, hi block 24, just east of the club bouse, and eoataiaiagabowt twe aerea, foe They will all build residences on this ground. J. D.

Saeahan has purchased five acres, being lots 5 and 6 in block 34, on which he will build a residence to cost VifMi to xv.uuu. BUSINESS Several Brokerage Houses to Change Loea Uoa, Mew VudUalx for faror. Thomag W. Wing will remove 'May 1 to room 715, The Temple. W.

T. J. Plummer has opened an office at 1850 North Clark street. The real estate business of Melody A Quia lan has been succeeded to by E. J.

Quinlan. Charles A. Seymour A of New York, Brooklyn, and Chicago, have withdrawn from this market. H. V.

Seymour will Conduct a general real estate tinmen at tne 010 omce. PANNED THEIR SPARK OF LOVE. Aa iraaols Backmr Weds too IvMlbeart Ot His Sekool Xtaya. Masooxtxah, I1L, March iXSpoHaU TWs- crasav Frederick Riees, a prosperous Ger man farmer of Marissa, has long led the lonely life of a bachelor. Recently he de cided to make a change.

A blue-eyed school girl, the ideal of his boy hood days, arose to his mind, and he wrote to the fatherland to inquire of his sweetheart of long ago. The answer came that she had boon married, but was a widow. A handsome, middle aged woman came to Marissa yesterday. It was Mrs. Wie.

She had traveled aacroavi the sea to marry her school boy sweetneatx. The wedding took place last evening. FIGURES TAbaT Chicago to, Sostoe via the Erie Uses. Railroad Y. $17.00 Berth in Pullman tourist aim-pans' car 1.30 Total I Further comijpent unnecessary.

Chicago Tailor Found Iemd. RAcxva, Wis, Marc 12. Stcial Telegram Charles Backstrum, sgod 33 years, was found deed in a clonal at the Wagner House to-night, having died' of heart trouble. He was a tailor aad had: been here two weeks. He eauae ia known of bin friends--' wok Sal's ttsAL estate.

Morth Mtdo. FOB SALE- SVJ00 trv flUI ft. MrVormf -rllnlpe mniern Iiaium wbtwih. vfln cer. oviatn.

mna Ltuonni eve. jKevad ui tt, boiue and UA sear lake or win esekaas ildenc oatb ef Lincoln Pmrk. $1 Jw'tX it N. pC iw ticfctH. Urn heaea.

aa- SiXiWt. N. ttiste itlw HenlMr. l.iriM km n- Derlnr ueHtif a and Inlerinr Aiilnh miulMi .4 lmlle In wtj reapect Srsieiand Hi IBS. two alennt mndera foatdeneee, rnolceia Incjiiloa Dear ra would take oae-tblrd Id ch'ilee f-eeent reeldenre property.

Montana near Hhelttia n. block at a three- eVR-jr brick; rent JHt. rrtce. fCUU. N.

E. corner of Falls Inn ar and fhefneM. A. E. and a.

It. rarner Montana and ShaAold. gBSEKPaJi a Winatoa st. aaLE OVB 1UEKT IS OS OUR eCBDI-1. viaion dtT.

at the northemat eurner ntf Ijiunl. and Addlenn ava. and will roo thoes very de fend oa roar own ternw. We also orler reu a nice, new cTM-mom dwelling In tkla anhdlTlalao fir tiuus oa very ear term. rusTim a vukiliu, IB Cbtmhwr of Commerce bulUlng.

SALE TWO SOLD AN1 OSLY OSE HK-. malna of lh-e Sne reldeneea oa Lindea ilae. aorta of rilitw.Kl tae-w aoueea eaeel in beauty, eomplteoaea, and good construction any ever offered In Ctilrajro at prlov. and yon should not lau loexamnetnem; nrvc oneo. JtJtTUUlLSi BUOH.

a JOHNSON, Ownera, HIS Chamber of Cammerco. HEHE-S A BAROAUfl lajfeet east fraataire la Irvtn Park, OolTlw! Worth tUXO this mlante: eltr water sidewalk- ftna houaea la aaaie Mock? Investlirata. A. H. HILL COm Ma Waahlnston aC 'OB BALK COB.

ADDISON AND WOODSIDK VI. tJlLS feet. with, bnildlne contalnlna- atdre and Sat. B-aoaable price. HAU.

I a DKUVIIELU Boom 1QT Taooma P3B SALE UOCBE OX KOBTB SIDE, S-STOBT HUartmut rooaaa in flat: ail modern tan- proyemenuc van ana inTwiifm- mee SBMM) with lot. IHE.HK- ADsTIX A tm Chamb toer of Commerce. Bowta 8 Me. tHJB SALE BT J. E.

KIXBALL (formerir Kinney a Aim ball), 12 Dearborm at. Won. MM and Mil Ellis ay. at prteas that ean not be qapiiraiee: rooaaa eaca. nnineaia oas, all ntou-sra SMt.

lota: larse bam toMU. ft. corner Wood lawn aad AXh at. IS apartments Sad storea, flnlahed la baxdweed. all modern.

SS ft on rralrie av. sooth of 4h aL. below the market. Kiu ft. on Prairie ar, south of 4S(h east front.

To Exchange Eonltf ia Prezel bird, lor vacant en Sooth aide iTtnnn. SALE SO feet oa Ada sooth of nh at. to feet oa Throop st. north of 6-tth at. to feet on Thaoop at.

north olMhit SS feet on Carpenter at. south of tith at. to feet on Haloted st. nth of fta at. gfeet on n.

w. or. and Ada a. feet on Lincoln at. soath of Ud i.

Three tots at a balaln. ooe on Winter and twe oa Sherman between 75 and TM ate. HQQULSTOS. MALLETTK a BBOWNKLL. Boom Tacoma Building.

JUB SALS- ELEUAMT MODEBK UOMES WOOPXAWH AT. Tare story rock-fassaatona: II rooms, hardwood finish throughout, hot water heat, tiled bath-rooms; these booses are ooapleta in every partlcolar, and most be seen to be apursclatadt opea even day: price. tu.iw to rma an. A1 CHOICE-STATE BT. COBWEBS.

Northeast eorner Stat and Ud KOxML North went eor.SUte aad Ud at. SOxllS. Northeaste-vser State and. t4th sta HxISX Morihwwt oorncT btnfe and ftta sts-, ISiA EOaLEoTON. XaIXKTTB A BBUWN1XL, wm a acoroa UOR SALE AT A ABO AIN HANDSOME NEW JC M-room stona rewldeace.

east front (lot SxlSo); electric and rae lltftatln'. fuel saa arates, garbasw Cremator, hot -Beatlna, aril wood trim. With finest furniture anaab. fire proof sate for ladles Jewelry, tiled bathrooms, most modern plumbtnir, lesant mshoiraa-asldeaoard very desirably located st IIU Jedersoaav, minutes walk from Witlielh station. fUM.

B-uOpen erary dayi owaar oa. tremlea. FOB 8 ALB I -fl- Inter sU tlzin, betllat and IM sts, 8lmly-ttard st.af.l2a. ear Blahop at. Slxty-eavaath but.

Carpenter aad Aberdeen sis. I oixty ninth st STxl Bet, Sherman anT WaTlece. I JULaXOrMALLETTE A BBOWNELL, i -7 Booa Tacoma Build Ins. SALE FEB CENT NET IW VESTMENT. iba ai but, auu; S-flat Bedford alone i all nataltle UjrHt, Siodem lmproremenU, stone rtnsa, walk and aiivewayj cottase and barn.

raxcE. only ttw cash beqtjtbkta, falaoos easy pejmeat. FnU commisxlon. i t- rUHD H. BBOWN.

noa a. i a bt, i nusno K. Ws have the vary choicest pieces on the street, between stats si and the Vlaosans reed, north and south fronts. i EUQLKSTOX. MAttdCTTK A BROVTTCFXL, aoos mm Tacoma ALK BIsTle, VSJlJL 49TH BTm a.WraM.H Beaa AW SB lAaetMsaMAAaeB 1 BydaParkaT.andUdSC.se feet.

CorneU sr. and Wth ptace. KlOsSuO feet, Klmbark av. aoo ntdrU.e feat. Also other Brut-clam lota and bonnes.

AWA-ttsaif wasainaToaswaocsaa INTER JIAIiCH 13, 1892. TO BALE REAL aTSTATB. 1 TOO JfTJST BE UTILI IT YOU WAST OSXl ONLY SIXTEEN LETT I 1 i TtJTJB yjtST cHAjrcw. -OBEAT CLEABX5Q SALE, lj TOM; vi i XEABLT BAX AHONDBEP HOUSES SOLD ja FEBBPABT, i WllYTy Baca use I offsv only eon able well bolHt noa ass fn arood Belshherhooda. oa the eaelea tersaa an at the very lowest prloea.

Doat mtas the chaace to puixaaae souse lor youraeai wiia your rea saoney, FOSBESSICrHf at VBTH AT ONCE' of the ho sees In the fnUowlse list. These are sfl wall ewllt. well located, contain from four te ten rooms each. sa4 sea be beecbt to owe tenth cash aaa tae sslasea In easy aauataiy pajiasnls ASHLAND AT. AJTD FOBTT-SETENTH ST.

Some splendid bargains still to had fa hoaaes from four to sevon moms each. Prices S1.0QO te Sl.luu- caah earmanta. Ikju to MiTO: monthly parmenta. U) to two Utves of street eara reach thl. property, aad the steam cars are only two blocks away fare centa.

To sea I bees boasea take State at. cable or Halated st. car and transfer to rorty-sey. enth at. ear and ret off at Ashland av or take Archer av.

oar aad got off at Forty-seventh SC: branch omce la located corner Ashland sv. and Forty -ear- swta st. asm as GBOSSDAUK Is the Ideal sorborb oa the line of the B. A Q. B.

There are but a few houses left to tbiasurbarb. and they wail all be sold very aoon. Theae eontala from six to etvht i iiniea ssrh. and ranee In price from S2.4 0 to eaab eaymeata from aan to sun. with monthly payssenU from i to SU, two full sized loU toeach house.

Ail wltbla three blocks of the deuot. Call and see and plans of taeae no us as ana ee wan to aes uvo property, 1 DAUPHIN PABK, On the tMlnols fnUs Ballroea. Owe Bowes of sevea romis and easement, with thirty seven sad ene-aalf feet of sTowud, mlnutee ride mat the eltv aad but Sve mlnatM ride from i ha World's Fair. CaH at saaut ettos aad. be takea free to sea the property.

Til ar relit all! lai rim fi mil sear to rear. Wast ram are bow paytas for rent will pay for oae of these houses, aaa rear payments wut oi 8. E. OROSS. B.

E. Comer Dearborn and Randolph Sta. ml Ewana av. S3 feet bet, TM aetA Ttth sta. Evans av.

Its feet bet. 74th and Hta sta. SALKaTON. MALLETTE A bkUTFEU. Boom Taooma Biillrllns.

JOB SALE- FOB BALE CHOI5k SOUTH SIDE PBOPEBTX mnxltt. Mlcblrsa av. cor Sara st, KiixlA. at. at of Orand blvd.

V1SI2I. St. a cor LanKley a v. KulA St. Lawreuee av.

a of eAh at. auxia, Cbasnplatn av, cor tub. sC Kaixlo. Monroe av. ot teth st.

jonuet, Lexinatnai av. near sad st, mrnMa, Weodlawa av, near eth st. Crreenwood av. near Sid st Sta 131. Woodlaww av.

a of f7lh at, oorner Ceroaaetav. We have alao a larre list of choice residences In Kenwood and other rood locations la Bja Pars. ENIOHT A MARSHALL, el Clark st. TJiOB SALE-COBNEB BABOAINS NOBTHWEST corner fteceenea reed aad B4 at, feet. 8.

W. corner Vleeennes road and Ud st. MM feet. N. corner Vincanoes road and Mth st, X1S feat, N.

W. eeraer lata st and Lafayette av, a feet, N. E. eorner 1M st and Lafayette sr. 11 feet.

N. us uer teth st aad Perry av. an feet. X. W.

corner Wth st and Stewart av. feet. N. W. eorner mth and Dickey sta.

KB feet. N. W. cor uer t-h and Wriabt sta. lau feet.

S. K. corner 7SJ stand Webster a v.M feel e. E. corner awh and Lafltn sta.

io feet. B. E. eovevrr Kh at and Center av, 1 feet. UULTON.

MALLETTE A BOW. SELL. Bouin TscuKna Building. pOB SALE it-room honse on Sid st- west of Wallace sC south front: loSifiaJAtk to alter, i 11-room bouse on Wabeah Sv seat front, between Od and 1 sta. slie of lot.

I HfckUi UttUtuiTUa, saixis i i a BBuencu Boom Sit Tacoma BuHdla. VOK SALE -ON OBAND BLVD. The uaMni new twlek and stone residence, with a Xtory brick barn: all the bouse Is ftrst-claas and modern In every respect was beUt for a borne anal, not ot the BUILT -FOB-SALE CLAM: tee finish Is cabinet work la Aoe woods: mantela la ail rooms: leceeaed sldeboeros: electric bells aad spark lighting: paneled walnecotiaa la ball and dlnlnc-ruom: nicely oaeorated throiurbost: latest Improved sanitary work and plamhlus. with nloael-plales nxtiire. me noors.

tic The barn has room for four horses aad carriages, an-t la fiaUead In hardwood, Mlabt consider exoaaas for well located clear vacant. For further particulars see DU E. at Wsba-h av. Or T. ABJiOLD, Architect and BeJJdea, aa ymwigp wnw, ay.

TOB SALE IN ENSLEWOOO Verv ilssll able eottase of I rooaaa and bath, east froeton Kmerld lot S4 feet front eaor terms. twlLuma, aALU 1 1 r. a nnuw Boom BW Tacoma Building. SALE--BT I. 8.

MAHAN.aM DBABBOBN ST. i th.t tfrand reldenca territory. mile aoaare. wwt of Jaensoa Park, east of University, and north ofPtetsaaee. ijliarmittff la resiaence, su xs trout, on umm 1 1 corner.

SLi.600. Haud-wme modera house. lot ZSxlTa, SX03B, on Monroe av. Jtodera hooea. rooma.

Monroe av. BV30O, A home for fl.au, tae caah, bai. easy, near TO. CenC and street -cars. Oreat barratn la aaaall kits ea this territory near flth rars chance.

ft aad SsxlS est Moaroe av. on best block. nne reaianana, etncaiy leuum u. asro as, a rooms, t.UML T7OB SALE WENTWOBTH AYo STEAB STH ST. fine 1-story residence, rooaaa aud bath all lm-provementsf ras Sxtures atorv sash, screen, etc EOQLEalON, MaLLETTB A BBOWNKLL, Boom fcl Tacoma BaUdlng.

F2f in AY BET VTH aedaati tualAt f. Beauty. ti2 per ft Make offsr- nnvnM rtace. near anno ootuevara- n. a nee Cnolee reWence lot.

Oottaae Uvove av. cor. stan si. suramin. 1.ied feil sear Kid at- tt ft lot tJOO values aaap it ap before It aoee: and other baxaaloa.

ll Dearborn St. Rooms 13 and 1M. South SI Is office tangOo'tag Prove av. T7H5R SALE GREAT BABOAIN IN LOTS OB Weotwurth, ferry, aad Lafarett ava- bet ween nth and sts. auwlAalua aauut i a bbaj clm.

Boom an Tacoma BnUdlng. TJH3R SALE 909 FEET Olf STONY ISLAND AV, between nd st and JM Place; Per foot. The best eorner on Stony Island sv sad aa st, KO feet: paper foot, teet on Hope av. near eorner ot Jackson Park terrace; $100 per foot. feet on Sheridan v.

aear Sixty-fourth at; per toot wr-r a vBTiinT tile Chamber of Commerce. ib aai.a viwt'ENNaa ROAD FBONTAOE We have some Ana Iota, east fronts, between. Uet aad Hth sta. Including corner. Boon SBi Tacoma Building.

FOB 8 ALB Cottars Orova av. eor.SOth st, barr1it. Kimbaraav, dsliiu ana jsiawar j-iaiawnee. vrrMi villa av.bet. and akk ata.

auaiaLafi beauty; tlS per foot: make offer. Money uiana uva, mj wr. Kenwood place, near Grand boulevard, luxlCS ft. lath aeff-r, pEfDMOBK, II Dearbora ss. OT Oottege ttrove av.

"COR SALEON INDIANA AY. t9aM TO BFOOT "JJ alley. Just aonth of Garfield blvd, i 'JmSoLESTON. MALLETTE A BBOWNKLL, mjmmm an a avvsruis umiu tu as FOB SALE MICHIGAN AV. Oorner, east front.

Corner, west ironi, wjxtoi. Corner, eat Xaar -h sk, eat front. iOrfS. ear xlh st saM front, liWxsO. Near S7ih pL, east front, tuxlie.

Sear Kda ev, vest i fxonA M.ml-,,M.2 Mk. 1 I Te, AVA a wi rjYi j-rwr jJiiiioiaBr, P)R 8ALB MPEJt CENT NET XKYESTMEKT XiA Langlev a v. lot ICxaOO. Bats: ueorora etone; au enwaae ngua, Mmodera lmorovementst stone staaa. vrslk.

sad drlvewsr cot ire and barn. Price SU iOO-ONLY L9utt CASH BEQTJTBZD balance easy payments. Full commie Ion. FJB SALE ACKLS ON sTTH BLOOtv east of Archer av. tuuuiu buju his amiv eli.

Boom Hi Tacoma Building. -po SALE Winter et, bet Mk and ata.M ft. inn at, near aeiOTwia ot, wm Harvard at, cor Vlneeonea road, cor Tltn. eiver -u. C.

M. VV TJKB SALE AT LOW PBICK. A NEW TS-BOOM atone front residence i htmitaitMli decorated. electric end gaa' lighting, garba-re cremator, fuel gas graces, nre-proot sate tor I roof safe fop led lee' Jewelry, tiled im plumbing, hardwood trim with Bnlah. Apply to owner on prenw bathrooms, modern SnMt furnltars flnleh.

Amilv laes tl 10 Jefferson av. five aiinntea. waul tront tuth btreet amuon, w. at. as, VM if -ss lhl L-earpern aw FOB BALK-REAL.

BomXH Stale, AOs. suas so ess ubvabj? suvjusiasuj 'slso I CSSTOliatEXXISAT. KewSetory aad sub-cellar Bedford atone fmnt nmises. with atone bays, porches and steps, heavy rench plate glaaa, beveled pints glass storm doors, is rooms besides In ndrr. pantries, bathrooms, storerooms with Cedar drawers, fruit-room and 'y alaetrle Meha, epeeieM Ssalgeed asasslsa, balltreea.

aldebnarda, wardrobea. and mantels wit a fuei aaa In each, vartona hardwoods throncout with cabinet Bi.l-hand poMaa. walls tutted and band decorated, entire mxta Boor laid la oak 7 veaUbuie. tiled floor and aides In bathroom, pore eta I a tab, exposed nickel plumbing bjr Beggutt Uoa grrtlnga to sll hsasmenl wladowa, a i WE XNYTTB OOMPABISOWS. Hmisaa enea dnrtnarche week and Rnnds v.

lNau to Terms, tbjm sees, SvusOa tor at yeara, balaaos cent. monthly if seaired -interest per imm i. i i.i. i mm BABMI BBOS- Owners. Booms, Ul and ttf.

Dearbora at. I TOM fl LB i I ATJBTTBB7 PABK. Twe-story dweliraa of rooms and befh: heated by eteant i eleiraatlr deeoratedi herd wood floors: atae of lot auxlJa, This property caa- be bought very p. a. owner Is teevtue; the cKy.

wvusiva, MALLETTE A BROWrTKLL. Boom 4 Taeonaa BulWlog. "IOB SALE -T BABAAIN. BABOATW. Only eae move of taoae beantlfnl Kills av booses left.

Be quick If you want a bargain. Oa the asar- su remainaer ui xoxm monta only, We a-narantee all wa aav. a bara-aln. Tnvesfffi-ete. SAIS tills av, sew S-story and tab-cellar Bedford stone-frrmt bouses: copper bays, atone steps, lroa railing, ornamental beveled plat glass wladoww aoe doors.

Laundry with stoae tebe, gas dry era. Betlroa and wash bailer Beaten, clothes cbote. eervante beth nd cluaet, etore-rnom. and large furnace room, 'arker floor la cabinet-flolabed oak throo about; sld' beards, eonselaa.cblna closets, botler's pantries, sad Btantela spetilslly Sailgasd in hard woeds; gas logs and as rangeaTiS rooms with electric bells and electric gaa41gbtlng, and every convenience la the perfect equipment of a Boose, Opea dally. PbotogTai -ha and plana at oftea of owner.

I Price, AILUM. Special terms this month. FBED P. UOPKTNS. T7t D'-arnom sC BoomSC 1rOS SALE ON PRAIRIE AV BETWEEN FOB-ty-flret aad Forty-oeoond comfortable elirbt-room cottasa feet front, VO feet deep to a So-foot boulevard trains.

aiier witnia one aaa a nau etocaa oi Mae onore At a tow rate aad oa reasonable term-. Telephone LAU. WALLACE HFC EM AN. tg Merc ban la Bldg. SALE travm house on Laamtni iv aasr SMh at.

Mod ern, uniim le-rooaa bouse on Petty av. East front bet. PJth and sTtasta. AU Improve menta. Lot taxtit.

JUsOLEarUN. MALLETTE A BKOWNELt. Boom art Tscoma Building. SALE BABOAIK8 IN HYDE PABK KTana av Bear eh mt- ft. SlatDerft.

Evans av, near evth st. Sj per ft. Uael av. near uVisL. ft.

lots; per ft. tt. Lawreace cob Vah st, MM 1 aramla. Booties ear. 77Ui 4 Si.i per ft.

JOHN BOOMEB. B. m. Wl Dearborn st. 1TOB SAI.E-N.

W. OOE. tST AND SHERIDAN splendid eorner for apartment bulldlag or rsaasanw; wv praa. HOLTOTf. MASTLL A COU Boom an.

Dearborn st. FS. SALE IN ENOLEWOOD A LOVELY HOME oa Perry near eita at aolendld eoadlUon rumsaa. gas axturea, etc wut aeu taaa property tLMJU under Its actual value. AOOLEsTOM.

A LLETTE A BBOYIEU, Boom Si. Tacoma BoHdlng. Fi SALE nVBOOM HOUSE CONVENIENT TO world 'a Pair ata bargain. Boom Sm. Dearborn st- Fi SALE-OOBNEB OF 118T ST.

AND MICH- lnn av. SVatlel teat. Corner of Ud st aad Mleaigaa av. WaKt feet. very cheap and good terms.

CcTrOLESTON, MALLETTE A BBOWN ELL. Boom Swl Tacoaaa BnUdlng. T.X)R SALE CENTBAL BUSINBsa, tlx M0. SOUTH A7 front. Waahlnarton.

between Market and Freaa lln, only gUWu per foot for daya. Bergalnt sutia vj. tuau, a. rortiaao pioca. Fi SALE IN ENOLEWOOD-TwO FIVE FLAT buildings well rented.

S4LE8TUM. H1LLITTE BUOVHILL, Boom SOT Tacoma Building. SALE VINCENKES AV- ADJOININO MTD. war Plaiaanca- Al. aaat front saaka oCete.

A Ml. Inter Ocean. tTOB SALE-COBNEB CKNTEB AY. AND WASH-T bornsti UWxltt feet. Corner Center av and Mta at.

aaru reef. Both pieces at 10 per foot, one-fourth cash. EOilLKSTON, MALLETTE A BBOWN ELL, Boom an. Tacoma Bending. TJKR SALE JJ EIMBABK AY.

at as exll-L east front. Bear Mid- war pialsanre. LANOLEY AY. snxm. aear ITtb stT V.

UAYLOBD. ia Dearborn at. Boom SL 1TOB SALE DBBXXL aV. BET. SXD AND HTH.

10 Soath Chicago av, bet nth and fttk. St to Ellia av, bet Slst and -CJ-V-xlTJ ft. C. H. EULETTE A lffl Dearbora at.

1rOB SALE-COB. STB AND CABPENTEB STS, tSxHOL We offer this valuable corner at a bar. gala. KUOLKSTON. MALLETTE A BBOWN ELL.

Boom W7 Taooma BnUdlng. OB BALE MONTHLY PAYMENTS; BBICK hoasea. Sooth Side, Ayply Swl Tracy av. eet Bide. gOMETHISO eOOD ON W.

Cad St. ON ALBANY AVENUE AND OH TROY STREET. to tap OH TROT ST, to STrOO ON ALBANY AYE, AND tUKO to tLSB) ON W. Ztad ST. THIS IS OS THE SYNDICATE PLANi BTFABXAND BBOS, Clark ac Sondar ofBee.

Kedate and Ogden area. JK1 ee aim betldlne oe Van Buren st lust wast of California av, consists of store aad IS roooas well rented. WUI sell at a bargain. KOOLaoTON, MALLETTK BBOWNXLU it4om mi i aooma uuiiaing. OW IS THE TIM El SPBTNO IS CLOSE AT HAND I commence now twniie lota are caeapi to get a home of your owa next a firing Bee Irving Park.

Choice eifoet lot, SMU: St-foot lota as Jkrw aaSRa. WUI build to wult pea oa easy terms. CltV water; fine nehtkborhood no aaleeae: Amerlaaa people. Dont wait: make a beginning; de it bow. We have oa band, read for orenpaaey.

one -room hoaea, all modern improvements. Sloa, A. H. HILL A CO, waahlDgton it. FOR SALE Modem eroom teatileneas ea Walatal aear Park; and upward.

Walnut at lota, rroas. flSjOOu, Fulton at. BJtm; cheap; aearParkv F. BAHMAWOP. MLaSaUe St.

FOB SALE e9 FEET ON WASHTENAW AY, near 44th at. Will eaB eoaslderably below th market If taken by Thursday. ioOUJIUlf, MALLETTK A BBOWNELL. Boom Bl Tacoma Bui, ding. -po K1I.E KIKE-Rmil BRICK HOUSE.

KVEBV convenience, aonth front, ota Flosnof atL. east of Hoyne av, coovenient to Ogden sv, Harrison or Van Buren st eara; price StJOO: your cboies ef three oas or Invest menta. W. T. OUSHINO.

IIS TX)R SALE NORTHEAST COB. COLORADO AY. JC and Mth pi, StxUk Southeast eor. ttth and Yao Bnrea aVwUUtSTOB, MALLETTB A BROWN ELU Boom BI. Taeoma Building.

It OA-Lai riRftT-CLARS WEST SIDE HOUSE will oleeae anroaei modera brlea. and stone front; worth SUrSu: most sell: this wees, BSli owner. Address A 75. Inter Oceaa Fi SALE Six IB ON OWA SCO ST- BETWEEN Mh and Mh sta. Price.

AtaLaa) lUk sii.iitiits itu wa Boom Taeoma Building. SaXKBIOBXAITD PARK CHOICE BTTLD-lng sites near the lake al troat SU te KS per aTmaa-Waae VOaVlUIl VXt ltt Dearbern.at? TJHB SALB -HIGHLAND PABK A STEW, FTBST-A. class brisk house tea rooana, targe attic furnace, hot and eold water, water etoset aad bath-rnom; arteaiaa well water for drin slag; largs eiatera of soft water elsetrte lot uutie. Terma rassninalrss P-P. HAWKINS.

swweuaaaaaw. f- taBelle St, Chicago. 111. FOB 6 ALE HIGHLAND PABK SEVEBAL null acre tracts aaltabl for coantry homos. being aear thekaka.

aurronnded by raviuea. aad KICK A CREIGHTOK, US Dearbora at. "COB SALE i 1 WASHINGTON HnOHTS. Tea seres, lust IH blocks from Tracy Av. Station, at a decided osrgaln tf taken at once.

AOULEbTON, MALLATTB A BBO-WIITEIX. -t Boom SUl. Taooma Building. FOB BALK A S-STORT AND CELLAB BBOWN-atone modern real dense, with reoeptloa hall, billiard-room, etc, in one of the choicest locations of Hyde Park No. Hihhard avi price Apply for perntlt to W.

A CABLIbLB. i A) Dearborn st. TX)8 SALE GLENCOE A NEW U-BOOM HOUSE I wit 1. .11 the nodtra Imerovemanta. It Is situated -near the lake oa a two-acre tract covered with forest arose one oa tas Beat tooet ions od ort r-nt tl Deareora a.

TX)B ALBAT BBAINrRDt Babe invesxmxnt. -LOfii, BLOCKS. HOUStSj BBAINEBPTBoom St. Labslle as. OR BALK-HISRDA La-10 A RKfLII M-proved teear depot: very eheapi U-roosa dweil-lnrTaerV 1'J1a'ZL choice ptaces trooa eaew 1 Ja.

Xj JTtZ.Xa.Xe A. AW A-sw-agtl WI OB SALE SOUTH ENGLEWOOD BABGAINS in booses and vacant lotas tow prleee aad p. L. PEBBT. til Dearbora at.

terma beet and moe raptutr si see FjB 8ALB HOUSH AND LOT LN COCJLBAITS sddlUoa to Kdgewater.fSJUK Lot at North Kdgewater Sto per foot, OaU at reat-dence cor Grand and Avanaton ava, or LUEJUia, ISus Chamber of Commerce. A GREAT BARGAIN. email acre piece la th center of Booth Engl a. wood, s-th at, frontage: biggest anap on the beuth Bidet sear terma; this Is Important: call early. T' KOI KUVksa, a.

tit, lil UvUltMB tt PO, JOB BALK MOBG- if CHICAGO'S LEADINO BCBCBBV The location of the preparatory department of the CHICAGO UNIYEBSltY. The ari-tnaratu aad MmaUnul I 1 1 11 ti I- Bnslnees property nar the etstlon and rselSious lots la all parte of Morgan Park. 1 ACHES A SPECIALTY, F. CLARKE, fB LsSalet, Chlcagi Booms aa) antl in. JjHB aNAXB 'SW ACBE3.1 SHERIDAN DRITE.

1 feet, LAKE SHORE. I aOO feet, Bsaches O. aad X. w-. tj B.

Eooth. and srVlnlelng Kealrwortb, I 'i I -if 1 jl HKNBT H. OAG-C, 'I Itfv Monroe trt IjtOB SALE ACRES. ACBFP- BIPE FOB SUBDlYIDnrO. 61 acres, wear depot and B.

B. crusaluga la Hlnnn IS aerea fronting Jaeasea Park, th World's Yalp i ground L5A pr aa-av I 1AM acres st croalnar of Oalsmet Terminal aad gan Tm rw la. Means a i-ereaio. MU aerea ee the Mlaum at La asrmsuref vatrv inq craeap. acres la Btverle: fl.SBB per acre.

'r SO. St m. KM. I and Baa arraa aeaat of Bad ktf lole. at Btiexney etocs yoraa.

1 i 0 acres ia town of Bloom; SSJu, I 1 Lam ara Mart la J.Snlu aerea. eor Milwaukee sv sod Oeotral Park av tevauv eer acre. 1 o. vm 1 1 r. a N.

E. eor Dearbora aad Waahingtoa sta. IiOR SALE THOSE FINE TWELVE-ROOM reatdeeceseB Madlsoaav, north of Piar-Soat fcboolevard. land facias Madlsoa Park 11 thee loses are the finest ever offered fn Chicago at moderate prices thejr have Otrtorado.Rad atoae and other fine iron la, hardwood floor, and trim, aaeet of mantela. eoneoiee.

ball trees, araeboarda, gaa ItHra. Es fixtures, gas eltttaea dryers, gaa ranges, tU th-rooBas, aiekal piasnMag. aervants batb-troonaa, tier's pantry, aeapsaoae tubs, sad ever, thing to make a complete and beautiful hoaas. Price auUM Sad SlAfal: luat being completed, BATCiiEB JaliOH. a JOHMftON, Oetteial ill Chamber of Commerce L-K1H 1NTE8TIGATE the sasoolatlna bow erganlxlng Uirri-afrh sayiefflee for the pwrchase of one of the aaeet treats la tiht.

cago. Oaaa payment ate oa each aes re. There Is tuu neresat preat eta ease, payment. Seed for par. Send for list of acre tracts far ao4dl-flaiooior la ment purposes.

ANDREW IXTNaTNa i SB Ls Salle st. SALE B1Y a P. A F. P. SXLVA.

lis laaailiiBB at 1 acres la esc. IX, Tl, It siorgaa pars. 1 acres In sec. IS. ti.

Morna 1-ark. I Kit aerea In a s--c. l. Si, with river front. SJU ss in sea.

1. as la. Ton of Taoratoa. a if eg BLU an river front. SO aerea corianr of tub at.

and Westera lior acres Dlvlsaon at, W. e-tth at. 10 aerea ota lis aaa Aeaxie sc. )w oe XBta ea. fi UM TLoale.

i Dual forget, P. A P. P. 8ILYA. 16 Dearbora st.

po SALE KYAN6TON CHOICE HUaXLNa Ii Ml feet. OrrlnetM av. aa. L. aS tat r-ev hJOfeet.

MO feet. Orrlngtea av eorner 9 Orringteo Sbermea sv. S3 (Sherman av (eotmeri at POfeet. IWIeet, KM feet, Porrast sv (cor-. east 4.

Is oneriuaa rooa least rrooi us nerldaa road (cor, aaat front) Sh-l4d- IB Dearborn aa. Sfeet, test, W1H til. CTH ENGLEWOOD BABGAINS ear. Ada and Bah et- 1 bluejt from KB feet depot. I iw feet oa Slthet.

BasaT Ashland av. B. tront, BIQ SNAP. I to feet cor. Hakated sad th.

Improved wKh new eottaice. SLsuu. lota oa Aoetlas at, aear nth. B. Sft.

161 Dearbora at. F. SALE fl. E. COB.

TH ST, AND PBALBIE Vnn lu, nrmmr BV1 and Rohev sta .1 Korthweet comer Center av. aad Baker at. EGG LESION, MALLETTE A Jb MOW NELL. Boom SOT Taooma Bundle f. TXB SALS OAK PARK.

1 1 acsttn. BIVEB FOREST. rVvmnlaae llaS hnnaaa and lota aaae take WOW trot' any day to eae property. Call upon or write no for Information- Lltt with us. These suburbs a spec tail y.

'Pbooa Mala efJu, WARD A WILLIAMS. 101 Chamber of lmmems. TJH)B BALAV BABGAIN II BARGAIN I IN LAKE view. A nice little home of four rooms aad u.lfC. llsMtii a In, ,1 Cm.o cash; uaiatnee tit per month.

Mtrt be void- at toa.n avotin a. vJ, I Sj) Chamber of Commerce. at SALE MORGAN PABK. 1 1 1 Lota oo Prospect av; beautiful high gronad lots street sewered. water, end pavsmsail neagKfct to a.

a avvwa i. v. ar. a- i- PS, Dearborn aat. TV)B SALE ELEGANT TWO-STORY HOUSES A at at Chicago La wa.

S1J9X SLaSO, UM gfjtju, SASau. oaeh, B3 to tela month: new and nation ac fare. Also other aabas- suae? tne to tae 1 i-Imh aaalthv liiiellon ban property. Iloaaea bailt to order. JOHN F.

EBEBHABT A SON. P1 rl xataai lest. a HAia avANSTON to fobt shebidan. Av Wa make a specialty of lead Jyljar bet see a rheea laces and caa offer a number of choice tracts for building sites at Boderate prices. Ceil or Bead, aaa get new Baaps of our shoie property aUCE A CBJOGHTON, US Dearboniot.

VOW IS TUB TIME I i r-PHtNO IS CLOSE AT HAND I Commeoea bow (while lota are cheap) to get a home of tsar own next spring. See Irving Park. Choice aO-fot A lot, -V oot lots as lovuKu. iWUt build to sua voa oa easy terms. City water- Sne neighborhood: Be saloons; Americaa people.

Doat wait: aaakea beglnatng; do It bow. aa HILL A CO, IS Waahlngton et. SALE CHOICE LOTS IN GROS8DALK. ona bloea froxo 0.8.1(1 denot front on Prai rie av, with good view of boulevard; pries tiWt ale other lota la Gr oas rials st JA oil IKEH, xusua at -L-Um BB Chamber of Commerce. F)B SALE TWO S-ACBE BLOCKS ON ASHLAND av, running from Met to tad sta.) we oSer these choice blocks below the market.

KGGLESTUa, MALLETTE A BrUJWTTELli. -Boom Taeoma Bulldlag. pOB SALE LONGWOOD BABGAINS. K0 feet ea Proap- sv. Beer depot, at only EH.

jl acres improved st a 11 eat bertrala. BUI KUIMt. aw MO, ex a-eaurotsrai ea. UOB SALE BVANSTON FEET ON HIN MAaT sv. east front, aod centrally located 1 there te eo bt-r baiUUn lit Dearborn a.

TXB BALE LOTS IN DAUPHIN PABK. PACK X' north oe Kldapie. eacn. FBESB, AU-STTN A CO. FOB SALE BUNCH OF 1 LOTS IN CENTER -of Soeth Englewoodl frontage oa Center av.

and 81th st. boulevard; vary chnlr ran d.rabaa your money whe takea ftt Oj Rs E. Boom CO; Vi Dearborn at. FOB SALE AT EYANSTON BEoIDENCES AND and lots of all klniis and prices. Some a-alns; Ina this is our specially.

F. M. ELLIOT. 13 La Salle st. TMB SALE AT JEYANSTON-J-FTBSTLASS residence lots on the Sheridan toad and Lake Shore F.

EL ELLIuT. 13 Labalic-at. SNAP FOB CASH SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOT In Irving Park for StuO; minutes' rtdai la-alde cltr citr water, etc worth I I A. H. HILL A CO, 1 Vashlnrtoti St.

Fi a aai wa noa. SHERIDAN DRIVE AND Luat av lAtxlaOft.t camaot aadswalEi ealyi twe blocka iraaauvoti w-. Apply to ewa sr. at. W.

BTLEY. nt Wabash T. "LX)B SALE AT EYANSTON RESIDENCES AND lots of all kinds snd prloea; some goodibar. gas. This is ear TYr ihL.

FB SAXB KDGEWATEB OOBNEB. DE8TB ABLB reStueaBodsn, rooms; all tmprovemeatat tovipU-itiaaeXtYnd halt fine re-denea aite. BAKEB, IS Chamber Commerce. noa SALE A HALF BLOCK NO BEEN BT, FbetweiaTJiTk aad th WJVroVnaLL? tw" -tr-wiss a 4 LB LOTS ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS oerndk with pictures oi sox KOUBbE. owitere.

B. nn. 1ST Dearborn. -i -Coomtry. TTW-tB BALE FABM9 ACRES LAKE COTTNTT, 1IL- lylag immediately oa tka K.

i. A K. B. only mile troat stauoai aood liapruvaBaeala price, pto per acre. tai aerea In I roo ools Ooantv.

Bear IU. Cent. B. B. andO, AB.LB.B.I good tmnct-rveaaeatst aT rl 1., a Ktai mtvin near Oaarga oa, the 1U.

Cent, B. B. price. Bat pes atfi mi -efta rtent w. tt Bt miles from CnV.

rstgo, with Us Desplalaea BJ ver running througt; It has elegant impreveaaenta of all klada, a baxgai-a at f. 1 per acre. at acre on lasaanar t. y. With good improvements; Jl.an.

UtCHIheON A BLTHat JS. lit Dearborn at. RALE JM ACRES AT A SACKLTICE-WllLL farm. culUvaled WS; 61 miles from Chicago la Indiana, m. aeu wita uouaea.

barns, granaries. umitiemeBts. et, at sjj per su good tranapttrtatlon facilities by four railroads 1 arroi toae mile from LaCroeae, io r-atai, una aft aa we chamber of Commern TTOS SALaV-riNB 6TOCE FARM at ACHES J2 farm land, luoaaree fine panture. and acres wood lot 1 situated la LaPegia Coanty. ludlaraai fA T.

JC. ncKUAM. Uagawlsaa. I4W TX)H SALE BKAL lttmiiJU! I i "4 .11:1 I I if 1.