Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1872, Page 1

VOLUME 26. ribune, CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1872--TWELVE PAGES. NUMBER 63. REAL ESTATE, TG 05T ATTRACTIVE m E&‘F 0 Ll 00| sz o van vaan, T i Grove Lot ;IN@EBE Bean BAG 50 PERT FRONT, REAL ESTATE :('mz Company wenta to sell within the next . few mmonths it3 entire 1ist of unsold prop- erty, We heve 8000 FEET CF I0CTED WATER mm'r M ONTHIEGROTUNDS, Seomtmocee | (1 ASTINRON HEIGHTS “We-think parties desiring ON . REAL ESTATE, TT-_Lfi. Rites for Manufacturing, Sites for Iron ¥oundries, *. Sites for Iron Furnaces, Sites.for Grain Elevators, Piost ot G gting essaistory Yosstion, | SATURDAY, 00T beth as to cost and eonvenience. .. _'The -atiention of Foundry :Brognemra is *: garviculazly cailed to this trzef, Ivis nll situsted between Chicago-av. and Wm- th-ov., from Halsted to Noble-sts Wo affe? ontire blocks of water £ro re:flv docked, on the river and the m\mfl, und eniire blocks adjacent to the water fronts, both having railvway track connectmns Also .blocks of various sizes I he N ‘wostern Eailway, with from OnB o (:h.ren -l:entfl-oms, and at moderate cost. Cbicegoser., Divisionst, end North-av., uilt t3 grade and paved right thro " ptopcrty 10 and beyond the river, 80 that teams have short routés to the locality over Nicolson Psvement, by taking any of the _main thoronghfazes from the South Division. ~THE RESIDENCE LOTS 26, 1872, BY . &‘; THAYER & €0, Redl Bstate Auctioneses and Brokers. Those ots o ta tho Vincannos Besd Sabirsion bolag the vmst 2 of loquasl 3{ of Bection 19, l‘Dmhlp north of runi ullm finely located, Sn%l Colobrated. Park ou'tho cast, a0d "haviag o halt- FRilo rootogo o & mlldnaol Tho Vinconnes rosd. Feom The norchoatt o the sontiwest 1o o copnes road passos throngh & beau bxxh ridge, making it axcnedin]ly nltnuma Yfor homes. ‘n {act, no p:;'nl ‘could be d“l‘f”:f ’l;h- ilucx:llcfl‘: - | for reaching o property ars excallent, sud cannol Armvery dosirablo tomochanics, both inlo St ,? x‘?’nfl PEE flfi&l&‘u‘c‘f“ ] m"“ thr s st &mpur‘yzs ofered in single lote, | piniddgertil o but, asd the W or i etk 1ot b peraola e pakhacers may | Bumts deset il i alobg the st clige of e)flwynfly, ‘went, and ot prices so Iow as will insure their BRAAL jta junction with Vinconnes road and Shi sale, arpahioot- 'he amountof cach payment will be | ersPark-sv. ufinr)flgmthbdfls ‘built. Wu.hmdepotl lacllities aro fxed about gs tho buyes may wigh,~--long | Uponthe properts, groat advantsges and factiles are ~extension being given 1o the balance 85 7 DEF | Brvenndn,po mmediate ety o s swmbes of ine o gflulll are completod and cottages are being crocted. An educational lnldmmm, upon an extcnsive scale, Ispflr fostad by part fh ‘roporty norihanst of his bd’"l"“fi’a‘i’? n” e e ivuuas, aad Cass.Inbrer, for boaaty of Jocation, attractivencas, ‘Acossnibility, tho Viacennes Koad SUb&ivision 18 R0t sur- passed. et all fntorosted in_possoss &umuz suburban eent interest, Applyto MAI—ILON D. OGDEN, . Trustee, or < H.B. BOGUE, Secretary, . *,Office_of Ogden, Sheldon & Co., Room 24, lighifal surrouad: £ _mortucast cornér Monros and LaSalie-ats, | Rttt oo o ' sy ity aviond \?‘mo B o Sraperty pertoct. “Abstract of e amlu balance In ons, t T‘mnf::"' St ‘;-xmmrcnnc!g"pnrunt‘ A deposi “f& o cons b B dav'of cale, sad tho e e train fiu““txwmft‘:t?\?:m» 3 ek Lua as oo {rair will J6ase the depot. of the - Pacifo Rallroca on Satardny, Oct 3, 26 10 & . sad v lunth 350411 be serrad on the gronad, Lot all go wto can, for 3 plessant Hidoto ihis charmi n\mxb I prove benoficial to_ th o Dealth, aad a libar: ent In lots decidedly o to tho T oFiha properss can b Sbiainod ot i 0 offloe of the AUETION SALE 36 Residence Lofs, T rmis o ot efitfirfi“fiéfigefifigfig limis. 186 Xast Madison-st. :Tuesda,y Next, Oct.22.| FOR SALE. One of tho best corner lots, 50x100 feet, on Weet Madi- These lots are situated east of the POWeIl | yon, mest of Halstedot., in tno West Division. Tenting House, and near Mijlwaukee-av. They are ac- | for over $4,00 per asnom. Must besold this week. oessible by street cars, three lines of omnibuses, | For particnlars, fnquire of d the K€ Chicago & Emfic Tailroad, de]mt, D. COLE & SON, ted Within two Dlocks. ‘Irains will Real Estate Agonts, 183 West Mudion-st. 10, '328 and 330 West Madison-st, CLOAKS. 0. §. CANFIELD & €0, SUGCESSORS TO HAMLIY, BALE & CO’S Rela, Will exhibit on Monday, Oct 21, 500 Cloth and Beaver Cloaks, at the following sweeping reductions: Colored Gloth Cloaks Teduced from $8.00 to $2.50 Golored Cloth Cloaks reduced from 12:00 to _ 6.00 Golored Cloth Closks reduced fram 20.00 to 12.00 Black Cloth and Beaver do. © 120010 6.00 Black Cloth and Beaverdo. © " 140010 7.00 BlackClothand Beaverdo, © * 12.0010 -8.00 BlackClothand Beaverdo. 15000 9,00 Black Cloth aud Beaverdo. * 18,00 10 10.00 Black Cloth and Beaverdo. “ 20,00 t0 12.00 BlackClothand Beaverdo, “ “ 25.60 to 14.00 BlackClothand Beaverdo. “ “ 28.00 1o 15.00 Black Clothand Beaverdo, “ 3000 to 16.00 Black Cloth and Beaverdo. “ - 35.00 t0 20.00 A few Imported Embroidered Saeques at less than half price. Real India Shawls veduced from - §275 10 $175 Real India $hewls reduced from - 8450 to $250 These are unusual reductions, and as we are desirous of clos- ing out those goods, we hope the public will avail them- ACCORDE JULIUS BAUER & €0, MUSICAL, Knabe Pianos, Bauer & Co/s Organs, Needham's Silver- , Tongued Organs, &o. BATTE RS NEW AND IMPROVED - EONS, ) These instrumonts are easily learned to play upon, and we recommend them to CONCERT PLAYERS, as their tone i§ sweet and powerful. As oach instrument represents a small orchestra, their power can be estimated. Denlers will find it to their advantage to examine our stock. Catalogues sent free by pon 3890 and 396 Wabash-av,, ‘\lnnllfncmrcrs and Importers of all kinds ¢f udical Instruments and Spriugs. BAND, TNSTRUHENTS A SPRCIALTY/ selves of this extraordinary opportunity. New Goods received daily. 0. §. CANFIELD & 00 i TO RENT, "OFFICES IN THE ' &3 Are nearly finished. Several are yet wuntaken. Fire-proof, with' vaults. English tile floorsthrough- out. No offices in the city equal these in every first-class respect. Plans of the Tribune Building can every 30 minutes each way. Fare on either o!' “hest but 5 cents, which rénders this proper HATS, sccemble as any on the West Side, Grmm 6 have retniled about 100, this season, ut - < EZA tmm" mfi‘momwgé 2?:1% i 6 o oa.apa: ip interest, Every loj CA.RD. Tafle 15 pcrfect Fall Warranty Deed Ab- Ih'll:l gmm each parchaser when fitst ‘payment For the firat time this season wo are able to_announce an assortment of sizes of the colebrated Dunlap Silk Hat! BBEWSTEB, Hatter, 88 W. Madison-st., opp. Bherman Houes. DIRECTORY. NOW READY, The Fire Anniversary Number or TAZ CARRIERS' DIREGTORY, 8 book of 50mme 200 pages, with & splendid Roll of the Burned District. The finest souvenir of the Firs yot published. CURRY & GO., 65 West Lake-st., publishers. ‘WESTERN NEWS OOMPANY, i Ageats for ths Trade. :'!xus T OF SALE_SI0dcash on each lot: balancetn Wi §per dont Infaroet: caie, pusabio a6, 13, 18 and et mnn{rhé @ treman; Ot d 32t of 855 will bo rec leava our ofico nb ot bl 1 ln(amlt«'.m and free tickots to sale and umm, eallat our ofica, Ofiice Opea cvory evealag until § o'chk: STOREY, ALIEN & (9., 126 West Washington-st. FINE BUSINESS SITE FOR SALE BY -Wm. D. Kerfoot & Co., 82 EAST WASHINGTOR-ST. - 100 feet full depth on Clarkest., between Jackson and Van Buren. This property, only one-half block . from the Custom House Site, Post . Office, and Pacific’ Hotel, can be “ bought at a bargain, and, nicely fmproved, will yield a handsome (l.nterest on the investment. MISCELLANEOUS: To Attorneys. Wehave in Press and shall be prepared to furnish, on Saturday, Nov. 3, O SALEL | jno xRATIONS ON POLICY OF 93000, EASY PATMENTS, INSURANCE. ! Mewrnoveraszracs, mcor. | (TLVER, PAGE, HOYNE & COD, , TAGE GROVE. A fow first-class 118 and 120 Monroe-st., Ohicago, 'I'WO~STORY COTTAG! rooms, CHAHGE 'UF FIRM _ ibath-room, water, otc. Faymg over MR. JOEN B. RAYMOND and MR. HENRY O. N per cent. Possession if BANNARD have becomo partuors in our house, dating ‘wanted. % nT.WO.W CARRINGTON, JR., | from Oct.1 MAQ VEAGH & 00, ©morso, Oct. T, 1572 o ’ 373 Wabash-av. $32,000 | yOTARY SEALS & BLANES Will purchaso 40feat, full depth, ca Michigan-ar., be- A Culver Puge Eoy'ue & 0o, s * By ! 118 and 120 Monroe-st., Chicago. Meaker's Automatic Haichway Protestor Oan be sesn In operation at A. Ryder's Frait Houso, 120 South Water-st, ABMUSEMENTS. " MRS, VICTORIA C. WOODHULL, oo nama t2 s0 well kaown (hronghaat, the aited e cor one, of e, Sar vt Rtk Lctures, on SOCL\L x”&mnon o ol "‘i'u Qusstigns of ARR REE LOVE, )RUE. She will also l\nve wmzmmzlowm e caniog PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, FOR SALE: Afliins New Thealze, Rest Sanday EVG]IIIIL UL‘L . 20 fest on Deay Dearboru-st, cast 2irs, WOODHULL comes directly from New front, between Van 2uren and mnnmn c;fnunv;:nk Tho Insgest gnnsnr ho mm ot ST and ONLY Harrison-sis. Very cheap. o mas a Chicugo. Tickots, 50 conta. No exmch-r}’e g Thursday moming of tween Mouroe sud Adems.sts. This is o grest bargalo, sod 1 fust south of the proposed now Union Depot. WM. D. KERFOOT & CO., £ Tast Washtagtonat. FOR SALE. 20 feet 0 Franlin.st., nesr corner of Rsndolph. Also 80 feot, With improvoments, on West. Rendolph- st., west of Unlon (43story 28 bassment brick build- taga): The abova propocty will bo old at a bargatn to parties - Aeuiring 3 good-paylng fuvestment. Apply to W. J. ONAHAT, 58 Central Unjon Block. d scats, sxlo commenciny resorve o “fkcn's Thoatres alss, at WAL D. KERFOOT & CO., E:’x‘;fi’f’;.fi'fin&"mflv‘ dg 5t fikea's Thoatro; also, o 82 East Washi wgton-st. A Targe list of improved cud unimpiorsd property i all pastsof thocliy. Pleaso call sad examine our extersive s e W. H. SAMPSON & CO., 24 TaSelest. Otls Blosk, FOR SALE, French Walnut T. 5. CONSTANTINE, 17 Bouth JoTorson-st. For sale by be seen at the office of W. C. DOW, Room No. 1, Nevada Block. [: TO RENT. First-Class front offices, en |: suite, in MILLER & FRY'S |} Bmldm 84 and 86 LaSalle- |; st Inquu‘e of GEO. C. FRY, Room 18, Bryan Block. TO RENT, Monroest., near J. V. Farwell & Co.'s, ggryl‘:d Dassiiont of A itom and 81080 feony ualfaing, o gt olosator, Hoating, eto Wido all rear. Sn(uhlo!oz;obblns purposes. the first Also, 8 story brick factars, 4531%, with or without, stears power, on Arcads Courl, between Branklin-st and Fifth-av. Terms reasonablo! T & GOWARD) Appls to BEN: WARD st NOTICH. Targo list of stores and offices for rent in all parts the city. Call and examine our largo list. ‘W. H. SAMPSON & CO., 144 LaSalle-st., Otis Block. WEATHER GUARDS. For the m(ormnhun of hundrads who wish to know, we announce that the headquarters of the celebrated g Air-Tight, Dust-Proof WINDOW FRANE, AND ADJUSTABLE Weather Guards, * ISAT 104 1-2 CLARK-ST., Whara ‘we are now prepared to fit up build. o mny Gize, exthor OLD or NEW, on uhonnufice Batisfaction guaranteed. &~ SEND FOR CIRCULARS, Call and see our Model, No building is complete unless fitted with this invaluable invention. All Architects and Bujlders give it a full endorsement as the best ever oflered WILSON, PEmCE & CO., 1043 Clari-st. LUMBER. DRY LUMBER FOR SATH. 2x12--18 at §17 per m. 2x6--16 at $15 per m. 2x10--24 at $20 per m. Flooring at $18 per m. Common Boards at$16 per m, "IN EATE Carpenter and Builder, No. 197 Adams-st., cor. Franklin., BUSINESS CARDS. ONION FOUNDRY WORKS, N. S. BOUTON, President, Comer Fifteenth and Dearborn-sts., Ao, propased to do all Gonoral Jobbing Work, Car, O:RDERS SOLICI'J.‘.’E!D COR, FIFTEENTH & DEABBORY-§TS, £ Pianos -§ ‘Window Glass|i By e Organs. 200 Pianos and Organs for the Trade, on the most favorable terms, A large assortment of Pianos and Organs to rent. Grand, Square,and 'U'prxghthnos for sale. Psyments received in in- stalments. W. KIMBALL, wCor. Wabash-nv‘ and Thirteenth-st. Tribne Building MIUTSICAT.. MRS, JULIA M. SANGER, Teacher of Singing and “Vocal Culture. For circulars call at the Masic Storo of Mesers. Lyon & Healy, or address MBS. SANGER, at sher rostdence. 15 Indians-av. REMOVAT. REMOVAL. Jflm ALSTON &0, HAVE REMOVED \ g‘ 0 THER NEW AND SPACIOOS ST(]RB ‘179 & 181 Randolph-st., Adjoining the new Driggs House, ‘With the largost stock of ¢ PAINTS, CILS, IN TEE TUmST. JOHN ALSTON & €0, REMOVAL KENDALL BUELBHNG Corner Dearborn and Washington-sta, 600K, GOBURN & C0.S) Newspaper Advertising Agency, BEMOVED. | Charles Morris, Dealer in OAMPAIGN GOODS and FIREWORKE, to 51 West Washington-st. RERMOV.AX. ‘We have this day removed our [ Real Estate Office to 163 Wash- REA & COATES. FINANCIAL. $2.500 On haud toloaton Rrst-clasa jnside property. W. D. EERFOOT & 00, 8 East Washington-st. A. 0. Slaughter, Somy e x‘.".?‘,:‘;" b ;ui"d“dn’c““’ et acts 2 Gonoral Bunking and Brokerage Busines - Loans Negotiated Onreal estate, In the city ‘or subrbs, ab current rates. . G. §. HUBBARD, Jr., 163 Eest Washiogton-st. RANGES, VAN RANGES, For Hotels, Restaurants, and Femilies. STEAM HEATING APPARATUS, mumm m-do on%’yopxlg’;s i HERON, SMITH & MOOERS, 76 West Waghington-st. ington-st. S TD]JLET AN..) “AN CY GOGDS, TOILET AND FATIEY G408, Having re: noved to our olegant zm(l comme gious NEW STORE, ¢ have added o our business a RETAIL DEPABRTIMENT, in which we ilnvite the attention of the ladies iind gentlemen of Chi~ cago to the most coumletc Assort- ment of FLNE TOILI CY GODDS' ever .anxted in the West. Our stock comyrises Fine Per~ fumeries, Cosmet ics, and Soaps of the most renovyned French, Eng- \lish, and Amer jcan manufactur- :ers; Toilet Brvshes, of every de- :scription; Fins: Fans, Opera Glass- . es, Pocket Crxtler) , and Selssots, iend a2n imm/pse variety of Wal- .lets, Bill-Ba oks, Card and Letter !Crses, Baclsgammon and Chess Boards, D’ sk, Work Boxes, Jew- i el Cases, Usressing Cases, ete., ete. An iusy.ection of our stock is re- sspectul.y invited. SILVETT, TITUS & 00, ‘138 State-st., Betwoen Wadison and T:Ionroe . SEWELRY. NE A FAVOR AND EXAMINE MY STOCK OF Wfi”flfiuS JENELR, DI.A.MONI)S, Before purchasing. JOHN G ASHLEMAN, 452 WABASE-AV., Two Blocks south of Post Office. VIENNA LEATHER. GOODS. VIENNA LEATHER. We have just received direct from the mgauiacturers, an sssortment of the Teaut ful Vienna Leather Goods, finer than ever bofore brought to this merket, consisth gm ‘Of 1ogs and smafl Travelling. Bags, Lar ies’ shopaing Bags, with and without belts; Drassing_Coses, F’aic’'T. and_Glovo Boxes, Wino Sots, Gdor Casos, Fuspished Wallots, Portemonzeies, Card Caces, Inkstands, Jow= g1 Boxes; T Tiouthor, Svory end. Shell fE‘nm, C.s THE BEST GOODS AIE'D THEE LOWEST N, HATSOH & 0, 281 Wabash—av. STATIONER, Blank Book Manufacturer, and Com- wercial Printer, NO. 179 EAST MADISON-ST., is now 1'9 ared to su etrons an the g e%m: T KPR S RAAT SR o trade go i B invited to in- mm hsn stock, which is complete in every branch. FURNITURE. FASHIONABLE FURNITURR! V. V. STRONG FURMITORE 00, 353 to 359 W, Randolph-st., Ghlca.go. “Branah Salesroom; Wobash-ov, and 22d-st, ‘We call spocinl attention to our stook of Low Priced Goods saitable for present demands. MEETINGS, Teo the Officers and Members of ‘Welcome Lodge, No. 1, K. of P, You are hereby urgently requested to moot ai Wall's Hall, corner Adats and Haisted-sta., at 108, m., Sun- 0t 25 10 ationd tho funers] ciremonics vid pay 10 tho roraatus of P. G. 0. Riley the tad. 300 last. tribaty of brotheris affectics and nightly honor. By order of the Worthy Chancellor. W. 0. LUDLOW, R. £ 0. 8. INSURANCE. gy lmn‘z Flre Insurance TEALL & ; FISHER, OVER TWO MILI.IONS CAPITAL REPR ESENTED : Slar Fires Tasurancy Gn., OF'NEW. YORK. Westehosar Fire Ins s, OF NEW YORK. ~ Bay Sjale Fie I, G, OF WORCESTER, MASS! S, Nicholas Fira Tns, Go, ° OF NEW YORK. Atlantic Fire & B, Tns. o, P"tovmx\oz, R L "REAL ESTATE. The Demand for Dwellings, vn.g‘Both to, Rent and to 00 5% HWS >urchase. RS R Activity in the Demand for Suburbm Land to Subdivide into Lois. Auction Sales---Fxcmmus Considerations ---Bank Rents---Landlords’ Grievances. Building Notes --- Summary of . Tranfers for the Week. The volume 62 business in the purchase and | eale of real estato keeps up, notwithstanding the unfavorzble aspect that financial and commercial sffairs have worn for sevetal weeks past. There isan active démand for a medium class of two~ story and basement brick dwellings in all thy good residence quarters of the city, and a grest many sre being sold, The prices obtained are in general just sbout the higest figures asked for the same properties fourteen months ago. Inview of the greater cost 31 building now thar OFFICE, NO. 148 LA sumism CEHICAGO. %o . STYER & MILLER.! Insurance Agenoy. National Fire aud Harine, PHILADELPHIA, Capital, = = $500,300 NATITONAT HANNIBAT, MO. Capital, = = QSO0,0(DO FIRST NATIONAL, WORCESTER, MASS. Capital, = « $200,000 EHUMBOLIDT, NEWARK, N.J. Capital, = = $200,000 & 3 husme"s u in suburb, then, it wonld seem that _prices should be con= ml\anbly ‘higher, but, about Angust and Septem ror of 1871, there was an immense number of 7 mew unoccupied dwellings in the city, whick 1 bed been built for sale. At the time of the fire.many of those who had built on spec ulation were getting “hard up,” snd when forc- ed to sell were obliged to take s good deal less than the consideration asked at - first, and prices " were, therefore, 'to & great extent, nominal. But tho destruction of houses in the fire, and the inw ~creased populetion since, have . more -than abe + sorbed all'the surplus of dwellings of this class, 2nd it seems probable the demand will continue. The speculative feataro -of the real estats an lands: “Move than twics a3 amlmla lnbm!.é.mglnts ‘thisfall than ever before, and the #ald of lots at anction is likely to becoms 2 much larger business then it has been. We hear of the gale of 10 acros in Section 174 . five miles west of State ktreet, betweon Madisom and Harrizon, at $1,350 per scro: This is donbls the pnc.e it would have solll for at this time last* 4 i8 83 per cent more than it. would have bmfl?‘ufi four months sgo. saaes at the junction of Milwankee ave« nre and the Bonlevard were sold at 8!,500 per ‘acte during the past week. A tract nf 470 acres, lying on both sides of the Chicago, Columbus & indiana Central Railroad, just.ten miles south of the city limits, and o miles southeast of the railway station at Wash- ington Heights, was sold this week to_Easterm parties for $103,000, or af the rate of 3235 per acre, Terms, §36,000 by Nov. 1, balanca in ona aad two yoars witk 8 per cent inferest. A tract of seveniy-ive acros in the east half of the southeast quarfer of Section 5 in the Town of Cicero, being just north of Austin on the Galera mud Was conhac!ed for about thirty dnys ago, at 830 per acre, The paschaser, how= ever, £old his contmc?. a few days sincd for g ‘bonus of $5,001 flcrmot:s COSSIDERATIONS. . . A good many resl estate speculators syatemate ically insert fctitious 'considerations” in franafers of any property they sad. The objacts for this are various; one wanis to make it ap- pem that property i m some particalsr neighbor- bood is ndwmn.ugz rapidly in value; shother fact t ba: héis o'bhgud o > fiat ug Am{ en bought for subdivision Office, 152 LaSallest, | 2 W1 CINVINGHANS Tnsurance Offiice, Room No. 2 Oriental Fiuilding, 120 LaSalle-st. PENNSYLVARIA FIRE NS, CO, Philadelphia, A, D. 1825, ASSETS, s1,250 000 MERIGAN FIRE INS, €0, Philadelphia, A, D. 1810, ASSETS, 81,250,000 With ample resouxces, and fifty years’ experience, these Sterling Old*Companies will at once recom= mend themselves to the insuring | pubkie. Orizanirmed = = = 1853. WILLIAMSBURGH CITY Fire Insurance Co., OF BROOKLYN, N.¥. . Gash Asseis $55338L14, Tegg" -asked ;' mmnxer ann’l: it ib 10 8] thek he iy gelling for less ‘than some mgggeu %ho hns put in & fictitious” considerstion in & sale of adjacent property. We regret’to sa: that this practice s increasing ; mien who ol scorn to o in conversation do &t in tho chnvey- ance. of property. Humbug.of this kind i bound ta be esposed sooner or later; its effect 2ls0 38 excoodingly bad, An astute stanger ho comes here sud finds out & few suchin- siznces, accepts it as the general rule. and goes. away to inform his :::;Enmtancea to that effect. Chicago resl estate will advance fast enough ta give any purchaser, who has bou Ight Jjtidiciously, a profit, and thera 15 no nso in Iying to make if nppm ‘that prices are advancing .at such & rate a8 must necessarily cause a reaction soon. THE CALUMET CANAL AND' DOCK CO. recently negotiated s loan of 3300, Oflfl with Epstorn capitalists, giving_s mortgage on 5,000 of the 6,000 atres of land they own in ‘and around South Chicago. The money 18 probably £ pay for their share of the extensive barbor improvements and dock facilities that have been - made thero during the past yesr, under the su- Ctviaton 5F And siohy ot o sspense of | _of the nited States. ~Another loan of also being negotiated by the company for tha purpose of erccting Bossemer steel works on their property in South Chicego, which is admir- ably adapted to that purpose, having afnple dockago for vessels bnngmg ores from Lake Buperior, and railroads running direct to the mines of tho best ccel for that use. . RATLROAD TRAOKS IN TUE SUBUBBS. Property-ownors report that the C. C. & 1. O. Railroad Company are stealing the right-of-way for anew.track now being constructed on the line of an spochryphal thoroughfsre, called & “Valentine BLreeb " 75 or 80 feet esst of theold Great Esstern track, and_extending {rom Twelfth to Kénzie stract. It is said that tha property of some non-residents is being cut in z\dm, and partly cunflncuted ‘without their knowl- edge. . “THE FITTSEUSGH AND FORT WAYNE COMPANE. are constructing & dogble_track from Engle- wood to South Chicago, but have been enjoired by the Michigan Southern, who claim that the ground in the Tight-of-way occupxed by the two roads, belongs to them. DANK EENTS. . The following are ons of the rents now Hoinh pat be b of the banks of this city for Polictes tasued on Dwollings, Stores and contents, ad ' othor desirablo risks, nt - FAaxrzs RA.'I'ES. * Aswomake our own rates. on all classes of property, *ownors will consalt their nterests by applsing to us be- -Hore insuring elsewhero. Dan ,M Bowma.r, AGENT, 160 LaSallest, basement of Ofs Bluck, ATTENTION, S1IR KNIGHTS. Btatod conslavo of Chisngo Commandory No. 18, K. ., lont ening, ot 7)¢ o’cloak. usiness and k bR e R A e T K By oidex'or the 1 G, SOHN WHITLRY, Resordor s Enights of Pytluas. Offéeors and membars of Crusader Lod P are sidsestad fomoct ot Wl ol c;m d Adimaats, o tiena g Tanor woallor, Thomas D. o0 fy ondow ot tho Clancoll 1, K. of cnmnrql Tial- lor. Cnmmmd WADE 4BBOTT. Knights of Pythias. - All mombors of Tancrad Indge, No. 12 grpeety s i & g\Vahbx"‘ Baly oSt waémfl'mr. anday, at 104, m., ‘1o attend s. D. Rellly. By ordor of the Knights of Pythias, All mémbors of Cosmopolitan Lodge, 250 tho Ordor i m:if“f,& BT «:&é’c’f‘wm- sl conorof Halsied dama-sis Sinday, 3613 o'clovie a. Ty to mcnd o’ fanaia Sundar, 3t od Brotiior, P, G 0. Thos. D. Reilly, By order of the 1. ©. bhocmahers, Attentxon. A mass meeting ta consider the ol U eld S Dot borats Momios masar o'clor emakors o faicsied to by prosents "+ "oos_ All shoemalors t Past Grand S anday o mflmlng, at 10 HAMBURG- BRENEN Fire Insurance Co., OF HABURG, GERMARY. HENRY GREENEBAUM & C0,, Agents, 16 N. Canal-st., EESDY GREENEBATYY. CONRAD WITEOWSEY. BRUSHES, &c. HAR AND CLOTH BRUSHES, A splondid aseortment of Halr and Gloth Brushes, Wholesale and Betail—Very Cheap. GERTS, LUMBARD & C 167 Easi 'h‘[admon—st American Protestant Association, A_roguiar_mecting of Gerden City Lodge, AP, A mlnmneldnnhnxxmu Chner ad Blaik sy IuL URNS,-Rec: S To Plumoers. A ting will bo held at the GI Tiufeday ovoning, HUR 1o, b 8 oonke FETE Hal, on l notic FLOUR. :{ FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. i Wo are now receiving Buclksheat Flour, which we offer to the trade n Lago or small Iots, at prices to defy com-* potition. Our old friends and patrons will pleass take ™ 34 B. QUINN & COw 50 West Lakarst | ot their new ofiices: Third National, southeast corner of Desrbarn and Washington, ofice-room 42371 feot, $9,000 Per antum, Commercial National, northesst cormer of Washington and Dearborn, office-raom 32x70 feet, 5,000 per anpum. erchants’ Savings, Loan, snd Trust Compa- ny, northeast corner of Dearborn and office-room 36x70 feet, 35,000 per annum. - National Bank of Commorae, eoutheast corner of Madison and Clark, afiicu-mom 2214365 feet, 4,000 per annum. econd National Bank, northesst corner of Mamson and Clack, office-room 1734<72 feet, 6r Annum. iwostern Nationgl Bank, southeast corner of ImSA'L!s and Washington, ofiice-ropm 84x50 feet, $4,500 per annum. Crn Exchango Nationsl Bank, high basement in Chainber of- Commorce, ‘southeast _comner of Washington and LaSalle, on‘xw-mom .mso feet, $6,500 per annnm. Tferchasts’ National Bank, basemant in Cham- ber of Commerce, office-room 3450 teat 25,500 per annum. Treders’ National Bank, southwest corner of Madison and LaSalle, ofica—xumn 84x50 feet, $5.000 per annum. - l\ntwml Bauk of Ilinois, west side of La-' Balle atreet, between Mnduonand'.\lmoe, office-. room 30370 feet, §3,600 per annum. Manufacturers’ National northwest cor- ner of LaSalle and Alonros, ofice-room’ 30x70 feot, 95,000 per annum. These rents aro fully up o tho aversge, if not above, the rents paid by tho ssme institntions” ‘before the fire, though in all cases the present offices are more conveviently amanged and much ‘more elegantly finisbed. HOUSE RENTS are exceedingly high, and desirablo tenements axczedm ly scarce.” 'Bhe house-agenta are over- . no_chance of meeting the supply. Eaid oo of them fo us, yesterdty: “Twalve « hundred desirable houses could be rented in the West Division within the next ten dsye.” Bub e ghall need legislation o Springfield before § the tenement question can be sottled. Weshould increase the troubles of Iandlords were we to at- pt to show tenants tho lopseness of the pres« nt system, which is, atter all, a greater op) us— S{OR 9 (0 19RARY URAD fop hsaiomman,