Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1873, Page 5

» ' THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIB UNE: SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1873 5 'REAL ESTATE. 4 Dull Week, but Better Proépec(s for the Future, o Tido of Tmihigration, and Tté Probable Effects, Recent :Seles of ! Residenc; end Tands, ~ The Baltimoré & Ohiq;_flgilfogfi and the © -South Parks. - - I Inaceessibility of th B Park, South Sli(_)re ol Transfers for t_iie Wezk. The past wook baa been 4 @ull orie in tho resl | estate Dnsiness. .’ This is partly” the result of: the usnil and necessary reaction from the spec- wlative fever:3f'a few weoks' ago; and partly the effect of diBmal “wéather and muddy rosds, which have ‘-prevented: people from getting out to tho suburbs to look at that claes of property.: “ Witk better roads'and fairer akics the prospect will undoubtedly improve. The ~olume of ‘recorded transtérs last weel amount-, ‘ed to nearly §2,000,000, and shows the great ac- ‘tivity which provailed threo or four weeks ago,’ @s it takes at least that long.to. exami titles and arrange the detailsof the tranefers. Tt in probable that & month herice the volume of Yecordsd will éHow a miarked: decreacs as the fo- sult of the present decrease of business.’ These temporary fluctuations in " the’ volume of busi- pess from week to week and monta to month are not of very great importance as connected with tho value of real estate, comparing one year with another, when it is remembered thatChicago and thp West are continually experisncingan DFLUX. OF MEN AND MONEY.. On the 4th 1nst. the steamer. Egypt arrived in New York from Liverpool with fifty-seven cabin snd 1,348 steerage, pissengers—total, 1,705—the 1argest losd of “human ' beings ever brought in & pingle vessel to the . United States.. The tide of jmmigration now :equalsthat of any previous yeer, nq; from all accounts from the other eide’ the oceap, thé influx this “summer bids fair to exceed any previons season. .There arrived nded, y WO of Fhom! 18,148 wero milos, 80d 8,98 femalos, ese im migrants caiie {rom 46 différent coun- #ries, and represented some 203 occupations. The rincipal countries from which they asrived were follows: England, 5,375 ; . Scotland, 890'; reland, 8,814 ; Germany, 11,236 ; France, 1,297; Jtaly, 1625 ;. Bwedeni and Norway, 302 ;. Den- 580" Buseis, 103, “Tho great maajoiity of Jies” says 2 Nefw York paper, “iJedve at ance or the West, in scarch of cheap homes and for- gile lands.” - From other, statistics, wo .Enow’ Rhat, of those who come west at all, the majority eeltlo n Tllinols, 1owa, Minesols, Nebrasks, eod Ranses, States jor which Chicago is o metropolis.. - ‘Here 18, & sufficient nse: for a- continuance ~of . the growth of weslth.snd population in this city equal to, or even in excess of, v}sttdem, and with the’ crense of these the geaeral increnss in the vala f resl estate, from year to year must follow. {ho incraase wil, of courco, Dot be equal in all of the city. , It neveris. Speculation takes 0ld of . this neighborhood or that, “and prices run‘np above s legitimate range. ‘Then. the olders have t0 wait a, few years until the gen: eral rise overtakes them, and frequently, if they are obliged to sell in the meantime, must make some considerable reduction in their price. ' Buk there js probably Tiot an ‘scre nor a foot of land. in or_about the city which will not sell for enough five years hence to pay alarge profit on the investment. * . BETAIL 8TOTS on almost &ll the principal’ thoroughfares are in Mamand. In the general dotermmation of prop- L riy-owners to zoulld in a style wortby of he future of the city it is not an ill-natured criti- xism to say that we have toomany “ palatial etores” with 30, 40, or 50 feet of plateglass dront, and nob enough compact shops of 16 to 20 feo} frontage st rentals proportionste o their size, ; Tho demand for this class of shops is nob ’| ner :West - Washington and M;:Enn streets, on which there is a two-story brick house 40x60 feot; all valued at £40,000. ¢ - B. F. Culver gold one two-story and basement bn%%l) No. 43 Bonth May street; consideration, Among other sales by various persons wanote : Ona two-story and basement brick on Twenty- fifth street, between Wabash and . Blichigan ave- nues, lot 23x115 feet ; consideration, $8,250. - One two-story frame on Michigan avenue, be- 25x160 feet ; considoration, 88,000, : One_two-story and basement - brick, No. 460 - Wost Randolph street ; consideration, $7,500. House.and. lot, No. 840 West '.l‘l;ier Btreet ; mnsxdanmm‘-&i 600.. it f.x 5 ‘House and lot, No. 260 consideration, sh,000. 7 - SRy Four lots .on West Washington street, east of. fl;_e Grgnk ‘Esstern Raiirosd; consideration, |- fonj lots 25x195 each; in Judd & Wilson's Bubdi- vision, fn Sec.'33, 80,14 ; consideration, 810,000 * “Forty feet on Wabash avenue, corner Forty- first street, in Wing's Bubdivision; considora-. tion, $4,625. s OES S “Ninety fest on Twenty-second street, corner Centrel Park avonue, in Lewndale; conaidera: tion, £32.50 per foot.: - 2 iy Lo _‘One hundred :and: twenty-five’ feet on Ran- dglphi‘, stroet; noar Sheldon; consideration, 6,500, - ¢ 2 o ‘Houso and throe lots on Sangamon street, near ‘Washington; consideration, $16,000. -+ gr ‘SUBURBAN LANDS, - Iargouales by:tho here) ¢ Harlem’ at £1,000 -per nsideration, how- | Among other. an elghty-acro” tract 8! ‘acre. | A rsotg’m:t of ih ever, was in other pm{‘cnrt 5 > %370, MeCord & Co. havo purchased of W..W.. ‘Croclior 233 acres in. the eoutheast X of ‘the mortheast & of Scc. 32, 40, 18, o the Chicago & ‘Pacific Rafiroad, abont 2 miles west of the city limits; ‘coneideration, 81,500 per acre. A railrond stati ill ‘be made on this property, and several new lousges. will soon ‘bb-erected by McCord & Five acres corner of California avenue and Tay- lor street ; consideration; $22,500. - - - .Bix: aeres in Bchool Section, Sec.16, 134 miles west of Central Park on Harrison streel _sideration, $833 per acre.~ o N M. N. Lord sold 11 58.100 acres, Lot 1 'in Wil- son, Heald & Siezflzinfiu' Subdivision, fronting «enst on South Park and west on Indiana avenuo, ‘and soutlr of Fifty-ninth stroet ;- consideration, twebn Thirty-firat and Thirty-second .street, lot |. nwat.raebv; = & . orty acres in Sec. }i; 88, 13, on the lino of tho Ogden Canal, and one milo cust of Rivérside ; copsideration, £40,000. .. R One acro dbn, Harrison' street, between'the C., iV..Railroad and California avenue ; congid- m, £5,000. = ; o Bighty aores, being tho E. ofthe 8. E. i of ¢, 52, 8, 18, Tour miles southeast of Brighton ; | consideration, $100 per acro. : 5 _Forty ‘ucies in the 8. W. X of the N.E. % Sec. 11, 88, 18, 13 iniles- soniliwest of - Brighton and south of the Archer road; consideration, $36,000. . i | Twenty acres adjoining thé above in the same section ; considerstion, 18,000, .- land-owners are At ameeting last Tinursday afternoon, called for.the purposo of advancing the educational interosts of Washington Heights, the -sabscrip- tions to.. this object. were increased to $83,000. It is understood that these subscriptions will be binding whon $100,600 have' beon secured, and itis believed the amount will soon be raised, and that- work on a building -for *The Ladies® College” will soon begw, * - * THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD BOUTE INTO On Thursday of last week the contracts were let for the construction of the Baltimore & Ohio Railrosd cxtension as far west as the boundary :line botween the States of Indiana and Illinois. The line has also boen located from that point to South Chicago, and will run through the centre of that place, From South_ Chicago northward the lie has ot been located, and fhere is much _spoculation smong land-owners and other inter- ested parties-as_to ‘which of several proposed -routes will be adopted. It is protty well under- stood that the Baltimore & Ohio Company have made afi arrangement with the Dlinois Central for depot facilities and for the use of the tracks of the Iatter Company from the depots to some Puint outside the city limits to be settled upon. The:use of the Ilinois ‘Central tracks is, we understand, to bo poid for by the mile, ond the ' Baltimore - & Ohio Compény are thérefors’desirous of making -the oint of junction as near the depots as possible. Jo routes havo. been proposod for the road From -South” Chicago. to_the junction: One throbgh the centre of Secs. 25- snd 3l.io o junction with' the Ilinois Central somewhere Dosr Bixty-sixth street. Along this ronte of about three and a half miles the Company would be.obliged to’buy ithe right-of-way, but as the believed to be desirous of hay- ing tho -advantage of submrban trains, they would probably offer any -rcasonable induca- ‘ments to the Company. ~The other proposcd Tonte runs nearly north-from the north boundary of South Chicago to the eouth end of Railroad avenus, adistance of one mile. Through this land the Company would have to scquire the right of way, but the land-owners are kmown o be desir- ous bf having the road, and-the cost would in fact. bo oaly mominal. - Bailroad avenue runs confined to sirests like Twenty-second and West Mndison, but is_evon greater in the newly-built treetsin tho business centre of the city, whero yentals to correspond fo thé location would be easily obtained for 16-foot shops, when équal Tents could mot be~obtained for the ¢ palatial stores.” - 7 235 2 v * Thero is, however, & groat demand for shops 20 4l the secondary centres of trade, such as the Junctionsof Madison and Halsted, Blue Island and Halsted, Lake. street- west of Union Park, Twenty-second and Wabssh, Douglas place and Cotuj: Grove, eto., etc. New clusters of nhogu ere o being formed in-various parts of the city, Gausing _grest increase in the value of the property, and concentrating trade to a wonder- ful extent. It isonly four orfive years gince the man who built the block of hops on the northesst corner of Michigan avenue and Twen- ty-second street was® laughed at for what was ralled his folly'; but the street hes become 3 great thoronghfare, and his buildings have pai from 15 t0 20 per cent per annum on his invest- ment.. - But on the other hand we' find ' that in -some neighborhoods there hns been s very large re- duction in the rents of small stores and shops, resulting from the gravitation of certain classes of business back to_the centre of the city, from which they were driven by the fire. This is the case with all those on Wabaah avenue, between ‘Harrison and’ Washin streets, and also the Parts of West Bandolph'and Washington streets ‘esst of Halsted, and on Canal, between Randolph and Madison. -We hear of one storeon West Ilsnflol?h' street, between Cansl and Clinton, _which ast year rented for. $1,800 per: snnum, which is_now empty and offered for §500—a de* cline of 60 per cent. : « BALES OF RESIDENCES. Notwithstanding the large demand for dwell- Ings to rent, we do not find that there -are many en of saydaas of residences. Those who are desircus’of becoming the owners of cottsges Eaneully buy lots and build for themselves. [ho class that” Dwgpog better- houses, costing from 85,000 to £10,000 each, are using their cap- ital in trade, and, 28 & rule, prefer to rent. The ownership of such honsos’ is, therefore, loft xainly to sslaried and professional men in all cities, though, perhaps, less'so in this than in others, Wealthy bankers, merchants, and capi- talista of course own their houses, but this is a parallel with the lake shore and half & mile back fromit. Along this, for a distance of & mile and a quartet, the owners of the land propose to donste to the railroad the right of way, Tuus for two and a quarter_miles from South Chicago porthward, the Company would get the right-of- way for almost- nothing. It is understood that the Compsny favor this route o8 far as it goes, ‘but from the north end of Railroad avenue they want o strike directly north and run along the "LAKE PEONT OF THE PARK to s junction with the Iilinois Central north of Hyde Park Station, and & ghood many reports are in circulation that {lie South Park Commission- ers are willing to listen to some’ proposal of the Railrond Company for this_privilege. There is, wo believe, no foundation for these reports. In the first place, it is doubtful if the Park Com- missioners have the legal authority to grant the railroad the privilege of even building & track on Piles outsids of the present water-margin, as it would destroy the attractiveness of the beach, which was- the. main object -in the Jocation of that divirion of the South Parks. But aside from the legality of the question it would be an ontrage which the Park Commission- ers could never seriously contemplate. It is, thereforo, to be presumed that there is no immi- nent danger of the Railrow] Company ' securing that route, though it is*positively asserted in some quarters that they meanto try. “If the line of Raiiroad avenue were carried outto a junc- tion with the Illinois Central track at eaySixty- second street it would run through the southwest corner of Lake Park, adistance of three-quarters of & milo. If the fouth Park Gommissioners conld legally grant the railrosd the right of way through this part of the South Par for areasona- ble compensation, it would be a beaefit to every- body concerned. ~Ths south half of the Lake- Shore Park i too large to be- accessible to the very people who ate entitled. to the most consid- eration in the arrangement of theso E:xrn’ ~iz., ‘those-who cannot afford to own or hire borses and carrisges, but mast. depend on railronds of one kind or another for their Saturday and Sun-. day recreations in_the parks. - To the scuth half of tho lake-shore front of the Park it is nearly a mile and a half from the nearest railroad stations, 00 far for women and children to walk to the beach to which every pleasure-seeler gravitates as naturally as & duck. .. A BATLROAD BTATION IN THE PARK wherefrequent suburban trains would land peo- limited class in any city, and the msjority prefer builing to euit e o taena of tacko and comfort, ¢ Ar. A, J. Averell recently sold one of the mar- ble-front three-story residénces on the east side -of Michigan avenus, north of the Burlingion erossing, for £15,000. . The -fiva feet, éast front, on Calumet avenue, whick we mentioned last week as hay- ing been. sold t6 Mr. W. H. Mitchell, of Alton, . cccupied with a £80,000 residence for him, is just south of Twentieth street, and not south of Twenty-second, as the made us 8a7. . . McCord & Co. have recently sold “two, two-story and basement marble swell-fronis, on angley nvenus, near Ellis Park, located on lots 21x130 feet, for $12,000 esch. There are eloven rooms in each dwelling, l:zfip!iui with hot and cold ‘Water, marble mantels, and all the modern conveniences.” g The same parties are perfeciing plans for ten more similar dwellings in the same locality on :‘:e comer of Thirty-eighth street and Vincennes cote, 5 Five two-story and basement marble-fron dwellinga are”being_erected on the corner of Langley and Thirty-sighth streets. . i Plans are prepared for three two-story and basement marble fronts on the northeast comer of Ellis Park, Alarge hall for the use of the: “Landmark Masonio e,” with stores undernesth, will ery probebly be built soon on the corner of Wl%mah and’ Cottage Grove avenues by Geo, W. Hoffman, J. H. Hubbard will erect immediatoly six two- story’and basement octagon brick fronts ‘on Vin- cennes avenus, just norin of Egan svenno. . Mr. F. B. Gardner sold #o Jacob Beidler s two- story brick; Mansard roof, and stone basemont;, ‘with lot fronting 1973¢ feet on Sangamon street, 250 feek on Jackson streot, and 1973¢ feeton Morgan street;” Goraideration, 880,000, ' h building is 54x72 fcet, and was erected several {aua azo0. It has all the modern improvements. Mr. Beidler purchased it for his residence, giv- ug 840,000 in cash, and & lop 126x190 feet, cor- -| 1ts 600 acres lie in & compact, square boc pla within half s mile of the beach, would be & Theans of making the best part of it sccessibl whereas, it is now practically inaccessible, an its improvement can not be justified until this objection is removed. The Bouth Shore Park s more remote from the great mass of tho popula- . tion who are taxed to puy for it than any of the other public grounds, and therefore its improve- ment and the means of ‘access require different ireatment from those of any of the other parks. 1t.is too fer from the centre of po&,flhficm in the Bouth Division, and in Hyds. Pack, to_ever yender it conveniently accessible to the majority of tesidents by horse-cars, and for:all who cannot afford to own or hire horses, the means of sccess must therefore be by steam. This is also the largest of all the parks. Nenrlg 400 of ly south and at least & quarter. of 2 mile distant from any depot, But, as before Thentioned, the smooth, pebbly, unobstructed Beach wil bo the gront feature of tho South Shoro Park; but without better facilities far .stesm ‘transit from the centre of the city, it must sl- waysTemain difficult of sccess to-the grestest number of those who pay taxes to support it. : BATURDAYS The following instruments were filed for rec- ord on Saturdsy, May 10: —." - rxory st and Archer av, 8 w3, 25 814 st, bot Hiokory st aud Archerav, s w?, n?::u:; d:&d 'Jan. 18 ; conaideration, $600. 194 61 In Hull's Biock 25, Sec. 38 40, 14, dated May 8 'A;n:: at, b1 West Indiana and Fourth sts, ef, Lot 44, dated April 7 ; consideration, 1,500, ‘Milwaukoe av, bet Clesver and Division sta; s w f; 50 Z14i34 ft; dated May 6 ; consideration, 810,000, Weat )imn-ol;t,s'l‘fl w‘gfngzood.n 50125 11, dated 24 ; consideration, ) = iy mdeo,gm%ofls. nf, 50x132 ft, dated 3 consideration, $3,500. s 4 | 2 ey ot soits ot %mb;:shs(‘wf, 03125 t, ted Nov., 11, 1672 ; considera! . d‘rfimu:!t‘ T o cor 'of Morgan st, 8 1, 252100 £t, dated ; consideration, $,650. Wallace st, between Hastings and_Mitchell sts, w{, Lot 5, dated May 05 consideration, $650, of Bixty-second street, Deering s, 86 of snd near Hickory st, 1 & fron! s ek Aneis oo, TG, " - igwick et, bot Bophia st and Webster av, w f, 4 feet to.allay, dated April 7 consideration, 3,000, Bub-Lot 15 of Lots 1 and 4, in Block 26, 8 3 Soc 29, 89, 14, with cottage, dated April 18; conslderation Liberty st. bet Unlon eid Halsted sts, 81,25 f¢ dated May 6 ; consideration, §2,000. near Thirty-fourth 8t, w 1, 24 ftto dated April1; consideration, $3,000. sy - Ashland av, bet Tyler and Harr{sonsts, w £, 85x149 1t, dnted 3ay 5 ;_considerntion, §7,000. "WWest Lrlogt, 127 ft w of Poulina st;sf, 2531241t “dnted Marth 4'; consideration, $1,200. @ e . Milwaikee a¥; 979-10 ftn wof Woodst'n o f,25x 118 1t, dated April 11 ; consideration, £2,500, Askland av, B o cor of Tyler sty w{, 1001149 610 £t, dated May 5 7 conslderation, 39,675, Bamuel J, Walker mflc“a bt Adsms and Jacks ats, W, Nttto o & and Jackson sts, w m(;,ygm;'mu; consideration, s - Nortn1534-160 1t of Sub-Lot 8, and souiki 15 821001t | of Sab-Lot 4, of Canda'a Lota 53 to 34, in Gate's North ‘Addition, dated May 10 ; consideratiot, §3,600, - - Yeaton' st, bet. Lincoln and Wood sta, 1 7, Lota 130 2nd 131, dafod May 9 ; consideration, &1,500, ; Lot 6, in McEny's Lot 8, Block 7, Ashiand Adaition, dated Nay 1 ; consideration, §3,500. 5 East 10 1t of Sublot 4, of & % Lots § and 6, in Block aun,noag%x Town of Chicago, dated Mby 9; considera~ lon, ) - 3 Parkav, ne corner of Oakl Lots 91 and dated April 5 ; consideration, !f.’;lfi':f 2 Harding av, 8 ¥ corner of West Indiana st, ¢f, 100x 12534 feot, dafed Jan. 37 consideration, §3,400, ] NORTI OF CITY LDMXTS, .« ; Diversy av, $94 fect west of Halsted et, 1, 253124 feet, dated May 5 ;- consideration £1,250. Lots 19'and 20, in_Block 2, in William Hahne's s e X 8,3 .oCew X Goc20, 40, 14, asted May 5 consifors: 017, 51,500, 4 \ . Lots 14 and 15, in Block 1 of Block 12,"of 6 3§ Beo 29 40, 14,,d3ted April 29 ; consideration, g;’v,m.x i Blook 21, m?&fm'f:’ f Sec 19, 28, 4, doted Oct. 4, 's' 0L of , 16007 condidirution, BA0HL o oo M QBted Ot 4y Mithigan. av, near Eorty-forth' st 100._ft, dated April 23 consideration, $10,000. 7 Lot 56 1a Block 4, of 51 w 15 of i 3¢ Boo 9,38, 14/ ated Dec, 20, 1672 consideration, $400. g * Soufb 1 of Lot 9, In Block 9, oL 3 0w X §05 3, 33,14, dated April 7 ; consideratipn, $2,500, o1 SCMMARY FOD THE. WEEE. The following ia the total nnount of city and suburb- property transferred during the work ending Sat- urday, May 10 City property, number of. sales, 168 ; considerntion, $976,481. North of citylimits, nume B of siles, 15 conisldorstion, G5, Soutlof city Limits, numbor'of, ssles, 345 consideration, $216,022, Weat of city limifs, number of sales, 1 ; constdoration, Total gales, 214, Tolel consideration, $1,232,%, ° LADIES’ GOODS. L ACKER, 228 West Madison—st.; 228 ZZABA CORNER. PEORIA, 228 SPRCTAL TBUCERENTS, = Very Low Pribes. STRAW GOODS, Bound Hats STBAW GOODS) STRAW GOODS, _exd Bonrets in STRAY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, Freach Chip, Poris STRAW GOODS, BIRAW GOODS, ~Leghorns, =nd STRAW GOODS, ETRAW GOODS, every STRAW GOODS; desirablo brald and shape, 123 ols, to $5.00, TRIMMED HATS, Tnspeot TRIMMED RBONNETS, TRIMMED BORNETS, them. TRIMMED HATS, Tower prioes than ovar before offered, BIBBOKE, 211 Colors, RIBBOKS, . GroGrain, RIBBONE RIBBOXS, Saskes, BIBEONS, RIBBONS, Pancy RIEBONS, BIBBONS, Black Velvl, RIBEOKS, JUST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF . . LADIEY UNDERWEAR, AT EXTREME LOW PRICES. 200 BOXES FRENCE FLOWERS; Tho fincst display ever mado west of Now York, Don't Fail 1o oall and savo weacy, "~ - - an PARASOLS, PARASOLS, the Neweet PARASOLS, PARASOLS, Styles. PARASOLS, DRESS TRIMIINGS, GIMFS, PRINGES, - A% Wholesalo nd Retail,- and DRESSHARERS supplied with short lengths at LOWEST WEOLESALE PRICES, 298 WEST IADISON-ST. 933 - -. a8 A ACKHIR,. 228 i ____STOVES. BANGES, &, Just Received A CAR LOAD OF MAGEES PORTABLE RANGES ? Reigrears; I Cream Freees, . HOUSE-PURNISEING GOODS, TLLOTSOR BROS. & CO'S 272 & V4 State-st. PARASOLS, HALSIM . FOR GENUINE French Ranggs and Broilers And Imperial Coffee Urns ° GoTO B.E GIVAUDAN & TRESTED, JR.'S 849 STATE-ST. - RICHNOND DOUBLE AND SINGLE OVEN PALACE RANGES, . BARSTOW STOVES AND RANGES, REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. BANGS BROS,, Cor., State and Van Buren-sts. STEWART'S COOKING STOVES, RICHMOND PALACE RANGES, BARSTOW’S UNION RANGES, THE FISHER REFRIGERATORS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. ITATOE & BREIDZE, 503 West Madison-st., d-st. cars and buses uten PR PR L W. H. HOLABIRD & CO. *SHIRTS T0 ORDER. = Heavy Shirts and Overalls a8 Wholesale. D“West_Madisonzat., nenr tho Bridde. .- FLOWERING PLANTS, &o. "BEDDING PLANTS. Verbeaas, §3 per 100; other kinds, 36and 23. Send for list. Address EDGAR SANDERS, 250 Buate-st. . CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. ADATTFOREPATGH'S World's Aggregation . EMERICA'S PAVORITE! Greatest Amusement. Enterprise ! . i Bevidtand Bxtibit st . CEICACO, ONE: WEEK ™ ONLY!/, Commericing and Exbibiting as follows: ! WEST SIDE= (- ’Mo-ud'iiy, May- 12, Tuesday, 13_,: j 8y, 14,vThu‘rsidnyp 16, - Wednesd MADISON ‘On 'the Lt &orner - AFTERNOON AND EVENING, . 4 BLIZADETAST Then swill zemove:to SOUTIL SIDE, snd locate. a2 en il resore to £, fndlocato 2od | STATE & TWENTY-SECOND-SIS. TWODATYS ONLZ L. Friday and Saturdsy, May 16 & 17, ENLARGED. N EVERY DEPARTHENT ! FIVE VAST TENTS. AMLOR Two ‘Weight ovar Ttrea Tons. THE EDGE BLACK RHT:OZERCE, The African Ostriches, . Nino Feet High. . 3¢ DENS OFLIVING WILD BEASTS, Rare Excerpts {rom thp Auim] Kingdom, 'Two Magnificent New Musenms, -Triumphs of Mechanical ] -". The Double-Headed Gir The Siamese Twins. e Coriol 5.4 3 Living Statuary. 14 CARS OF REPRESEWTATIVE MARVELS. ‘Uniqus Phenomena of tho Wonder-World. GREAT DOUBLE 01301;!5, . THE FINEST UPON EARTIL : TEN GREAT RIDERS. HAWILEY, - HAWLEY, :HAWLEY, TRIPLE SOMERSAULT, THE RIDING ORAN-OUTANG. JTHE RIDING GOAT. : THE RIDING DOGS. THE RIDING MONEEYS. More TRAINED HORSES, PONIES, and than ever woro socn under one mansgement. with moro E ' TALENTED ARTISTS Than any Show in ozistenos can prosent, and whose ats, Gymnasts, as: usls as Riders, Acrob; &c., no Cireas Howond can produce, “Behold the Grand Trivmphal Procession ! Tha R COZUM] m’.fltf‘éfi’.‘rf’fl*fifflfimfl steoots of Oble SAT 1 o o pamended by MAE U THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY, on the back of the Els- hant YOUNG ROMEO.. P'Fha Gorgrons GOLDER CHARIOT OF THE MUSES. A Hord of Egypian Camols, _ - B Magnificent . Emblazumod Banners—Sileer, Velvot, Batin, Gold. ‘Mo Performons, Horses, Ponics, Ceges, Cars, Vans, Chariots, Camcls, gflnn ‘3’3{1;:"\;{»7. Jate sver PeEEWORLD'S REATEST A USEMENT ENTHAPRISE, aad copre- Seating an outtsy of TWO MLLLIONS OF POLLARE! . .Two Exhibitions Daily. D it . m., O emces ome hour 1.:3??%‘“'«‘,‘2&53 By clilgron wador 10 years, i Uboral rodactivns’ to Slsses i Nataral Histary in seole,Applications nctaiosto be madg to the propet otor befors Ho'elock noon o SN KGR EVAUGH, Y ‘Bole Proprigtor. | 1, 1873, by matual consent.. g gfinstal, will find him prepared to | Teams and Turnouts in the city. TRIPLE SOMERSAULT. TIIH RIDING ANIMALS. MULES Together P Evnered idmitted FREEY DRY GOODS. l 000000000000030000000000000000000000000 -000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ‘JOHN E. DAVEY & 00, Suceessors to Hamlin Hale & Co,s Betail. |DryGoods 3¢ 330 West Madison-st, - 1 . i cowm_gnms:ix, s &l “Notwithstanding overybody says dall times; - cur rapldly. 2, . - fofustoincrease our capaclty. W4 havs therefore opened the Basement, with a roomy and aasy staisway fram the front part of the staro, which nearly doubles our salesroom. In the Basement, wo will keop a fall line of Cloakings, Cloths; Cassimeres, Flanacls, Lincns, Damasks, : ¢ 1| Napkins, Sproads, Quilts, and Nottinghama { © Laca Curtains, by thieyardor insota. ‘Wo wlllopsn on MONDAY, May13, Ladies’ Linen and A | =+l oo Lawn Suits, S 1 hich department wo promiso to excol tha wide reputa- tlonof our prodscessora (Messrs, Hamlin, | -&Co.) in jariotyol stslesnnd cheapaess.. ~ ., havo in stock upward of fifty different atyles to seleot |- #rom, aid we fnsiat that our West Sido frienda - and custémers can save money by pat- -, ronizing asin thisdepartment. With o improvemonts mads in the store, T finer room. . 160 thoso guods oan be found in this city, and, * whatis botter, no groater varisty . 72+l canbosesn elsowhere. o i Tnis department will be under tho management of our r, LOW, who hes becn golonz and well kriown i by the trading community of this city, REMEMBER—Kcep the Iargest and bost-solected stock | - of Dress Goods on the West Std. , The cheapest Black Silks fn tho city. Thelargest Hoslery, e . stock on'the West Btde.” - 7 20 Parasols fn stock, all now, aiid the latest novelties. ‘Two ¢ases Tron- Grenadines in stock, ransing in seice * | rom %00 lo 84.50 per yard. No bouse over ! ehawed a bettarlino. - . s Five casps Black Alpacas, our own impartation, just opchad; xanging in price from 25c to $1 per yard. AN 44 Biowg and Bleached' Cittons at mannfacturers' w * | 000d06000000000000005000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ;i A . DISSOLUTION NOTICES.. . DISSOLUTION. 7 - IThe firm of Wright Brothers dissolved partaership April All ontstunding debts sad unsettlod elaims will bo ad;msted with tho undersigned. A.J. WRIGHT, 3 s At Wright's Livery Stabla, sk - (@ 13, 15, 17 Quincy-st., ncar State. 1854 1873.] WRIGHT'S LIVERY. A.J. WRIGHT bas moved into his new Stables, just erected at Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Quincy-st., one of the most complete Livery premises in the Northwest. . His old friends and patrons for nineteen years, and the public in fill all orders with ANEW AND ELEGANT STOCKOF CARRIAGES, Comprising " some of the Finest A.J. WRIGHT. - DISSOLUTION. The firm of Fisher, Perley & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual conseat. - Tndebtednass to, and of the firm, will bo settlod by either partmer. B 0. C. FISHER. Chioago, May1, 1873, : E. F. PERLEY. = . CARPETS, &c. " AN AR AN AN AN AR AN R AP NN We shall occupy our New. Store, first-floor-186+Twenty: second-st.,, TO-MORROW, and: will show the finest selection of Carpets EVER seen in this city. Prices always the lowest. DRAKE & : WETHERELL, 136 Twenty-Second-st. Special Bargains. 'R. H. McDOWELL, _ ; 131 South Halsted-st., Oorner Adsms, will offor Monday, at Retail, 1,000 Ladies'Fine Chemisesat 75¢, worth $1.23. 1,000 Ladies' Estra Fine Chemises at $1, worth | $L.75. Ao i 600 Juirs Ladies' Fine Drawers at 50c, worth 4 00, 1,000 Ladies' Fine Skirts at $1, worth $2. - A large assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Aprons from 25¢. Ladies' Night Dresses, Linen Tayn and Grass Cloth Suits,” Wrappers, Skirt Waists. e st I continue to retail my line ofgoods at New York lowest wholesale prices, making & sav- 1ing to customors of 30 to 50 per cent. Btore open until § every evening. ! DENTISTRY. . o Al w il ' T DENTISTS, 181 snd 183 Wost Madison-st, northesst ; “corner Halsted. . TEETH EXTRACTED ‘WITHOUT PAIN. Artisicnl Soto. 510,515, $20 and 835 Pirer Pillings o “21t033 ‘Extracting Teeth, FURNITURE. PRSI s ol NUUUPUT Y Furniture at lowest cash prices, on TN~ TALLNENTS, at W. I HUNT & C0.%, 274 Milvwaulsee=av. —— e - DIVIDEND NOTICE. fiiend T, %, Terloia iswracs . CLEVELAND, O., April %5, 1#73. Notlce s hereby ‘given that, by order of tho Probate Court, adividend of fiva (5) Per_cent,’ paysbla on and after May 8, 1873, 3t the National City Bank of Clevolaad, T3 been dsclared to ths oreditors of the Teutonts Insar- anco Company of Cleveland, who bave proed their claims according tolaw. 2 rders can be had lication to dmaonden ca 'Joug-:fi."cvm"x?uw inds, of all kin i > | tnereasing busineas has made {t necessary - ~out the Building.. - * - : FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK. SECURITY FROM LOSS. 8BY ROBBERY, - FIRE, OR ACCIDENT. Sty FIDELITY Savings Bank ' Safe Depository, . Inthelrnow Fire-Proof Batlding, , -143, 146 & 147 Randolph-st., Rooolre for safe keeping In_thele'GREAT FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF BAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS (among the best in tho world, having cost- over-ons hundred ;hl:‘mngodnl.hn}, Coupon Bonds, Socuritles, TFamily T flhm" o, l?obdl.,‘fllh. and Valoables of evary do- Also, rent Bafes in thelr Vaults st from 210t 350a FRUSICEI EVERY Krvp RROEIVED AND EXE- - - CUTKD. AAND Tnterest Allowed on Savings Deposits, : ___JOHN 0. HAINES, President. ) TO RENT.. - /A few Very Desirable . Offices | are offered. for, rent in the Trib- une Building. * Single or in suites. . . ‘With and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through- ‘Elevator running during all business hours. ; ‘These Offices are not equaled The best for “all classes. of business requiring a central lo- cation. W.LC.DOW,: -~ Room 1 Nevada Block. OCEAN NAVIGATION. FOR EUROPE. INMAN LINE ROYAL MATIL, STEAMERS, Will sa!l from New York as follows: ‘mundu.ullly 15, B AL D1, CITY DE HI’IISTOL iy 5 tu; s 10 A. e Tl e 16 3 RDAY l:fl TélflégA Cabin Passage, 885 and $100 Gold. - Bteerage, to British Porta.. %0.00 Currency. g{:m". o German Porte, 25.00 Curzency. e, to Bremen or i e o o FRANCIS C. BROWN, ° f B General Western 'Agent, 86 South Market-st., Chicago. - |CUNARD MAIL LINE. ESTABLISEED 1840. Steam Between New York, Boston, and Liverpool. ., Cabln Passage, 860, 8100 nnd $130, Gold. * ‘Excursion Tickats st Roduced Rates. . Bteorago P 30 . P R T Sy S d i Sight Drafts on Greau Britain, Ireland, azd tho Continent. 1., P.H.DU VK_RNE‘)‘ Gen’l West'n Agent. G N. W. cur. (lark and Randolph-sia. i @ §a.i].|'n'g from New York for Queens- | town and. Liverpool every Satur- dey, and for London direct every fortnight. Cabin-Passage $80, $90, and $100 Carrency.. Excursion Tickets at favorsble rates. Intending pss- seagors should mako oarly spplication for berths. . e o e Loadbudorsy, Glieguw, Carditf, Beistol, o Loadon, 831,00 hgwenays " Passoigors booked to or from German and Seanding- T ethips o 1¥i lno aro th {n the trads. 3 o Dratis on Gress Britaln, Tretand, aod o Cootinet. ') ‘estorn 't Northeast corner Clirk and Randolpheats. (appodite e M, CiaaaorSIPT#ls. (opposite asw Safling tw X from Now Yark, and a8 Soall parta of e, Techoad: Contiseatal scagors ol parts of Grest Britaln Earope, and the Mediterranean. Gabin from £65; Steer- age, British aud Trish ports cast, £30; west, Contl- Bénial ports same as othor 19 lo 1o U5, clerency, Apply for fall information a¢ the Com- 7s offices, No, 7 Bowling Green, New Yok, and N. E. Bomer LaSatlosad Madisoniaia,, Chicao. HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. - OFFICE OF [}]flcagn, Rock Island & Pacifc RATLROAD COMPANY. AprlZ3, 1873, The annual meetingaf tho Stockholders of the dhlmfn, Tock Iaisnd & Pactiic Railroad Compans, for the election irectors, it to Jaw, and tho transaction of such el i soay como beluro. thers, wiil be beld at e ocs o Hhe e L e O R ohn, 3 of June e o4 487 561N B THAGY, Proaidant. F. H. TOWS, Becrotary. Jult & Chicagn Refliad Company. BECRETARY’S OFFICE. CHI0AGO, May$, 1872, The Stockholders of the Jolist & Chicago Rallroad Company aro heraby notified that- the annual meeting of satd Company. for tha election of Dizsctors aad transac- tion of other businoss, will be held at the office of the Ohicaga & Alton B. B. Co., 00 Wodnesday the 14th fnst., atWo'clock a. m. ‘W. M. LARRABEE, Seo. Stockholders’ Meeting, Notico la hersby given that the sonual meetie of ths Stockholders of Chicsgo Sonth Branch for the election of Dircctors of said Com) at the offico of said Compaay, No. Gty of Chicago, st 10 8. ‘Wodnesds rotary of Chicago South Branch Doek Compaay. REMOVAL, A, GOLDSMID’S LOAN OFFICE HAS REMOVED TO 113 CL.ARKE-ST., Between Madison and ‘Washington. £ Ready for business Monday. COAL. TO.AT rival off tho lake now nalediag atJ, CAME, of = A ‘cutonia Inwncance Co. nz:mh[.\. “fco.'s Bocki” sext of Bz Wil and a i TEAS, | e e o hand. GIVEN |2 MEDICAL e | ALY & CAVCAR FLART B e S Y Beas Eaglish Breoakiast, 81 l\d;-EiDICIEES- 246 BLUEISLAND-AV., INo. Wabashsaw. ] A D.ST., 1 HTSOUT IALSTER ST, ; DR, B TALIOCK, Ageat. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. Spring Arrangement. u%;x:HAsfiex orBarzzesce, Stums. -t Satacday ox- anday cxcented= xceptod. Ve Hindar ai8 505 me S Dally- o WICHIGAN CENTRAL"8 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Depot, Joot of. Lake 1t . and Foof of _Tcentsecond-s Ticket ovice, 75 Canal-st., corer of Macison. 30all (ris mmain and Day Expross...cit. Jagaon Ace Y m.| %603 m. G. WENTWORTH, soral Passeager Ageat. . - CHICAGO X ALTON RAILROAD. . i L‘fi?;y)n:‘ Alon" & & _If';‘cnn rough i_bz.'ugflhuhhn_ & - Begon e Stmnt, ridges Leave. Arrize, i A 8t.. Toals & SpringBeld Expross, i Sfain Lin 05 a . [ 820 pom eap prss (Westers Divisior Joliet & Dwight Accomo'dation. Bt. Louis X Springfield Lightaing| Brass, via Math B S via Jacksonyille Kansas Okfi‘ soaville, Til., m. - m. 37508 m. 00 P R0, m o - ¥Dally, via Alain Line, aud daily excaps Saturday, vis [acksonville Division. 33 Daily,’ M LY &d y SiEopt londay, vin Jicksoneils Division =4 ”.‘clle,CAfiD, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. oDy e ioness akes & P - t70n hilenalhe & Foc Miwagioo, S Pas [H=s: my _oliaNight Exp: .|+ 6:00p. m. * CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & OUINCY RAILROAD. Depots—Foot of Laket., I and Si and Canal and -Stztenth-sta, e, House, No. 58 Clark-t., and nl.i::fif‘ e | Leare, M. e and Siows Gity £ S Baciid Fane Lieceooris e Galerborg Passons Mendota ¥ Ottawa. Paaser Nij 5 Dawner's Grove Accom Downer's Grove Accommodation; et o ILINOIS GENTRAL £ Fook of Lukest. an **0n Satardays this trala will be run to Champalgn. - CHICAGO & RORTHWESTERN RAILROAD. .- fadtsor Ticket ofice, 3 B ey v abn X Pacié Night Exy Dubuque . Ero Sreon Bay Exprocs o Bt PAILLéprM!.. *! CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, comer of Barrism and Shermants. Ticket afice, 3 Weat Madison-at.” - coner Canal and Madison~sta /Mail, via Afr Linoaad Main Lt Speclal Now Yok Express, i) "Line. ... -Aflenbio Expross, via Alr ‘Night Ecyress, via Malo Line, Eifbast tion. . South Chicago Accommodation. CHICAGO. DANVILLE & VINCENNES RAILROAD. Pasiengey Depot at P., C. b 5. Zawls Depot, comer &f Cac © Frelsht and Tieket offce 163 Washing-fon-st. ZLeave, | Arrire. 2 7:0a m.[* T40p. m. * 700 . m. 2 7%k m. Pacifio Express. Fast Lige. Madl.. Valparaise Accommodatior CHICAGO & PACIFIC RAILROAD. (OPEY TO ROSELLE.) Depot corner Halated and North Branch-sts. General ofica 16 Metropolitan Block, corner Randolph and LaSallests. Leave. | dArrice. Rosclle, Accommodation... 00 .m.| 9:10a.m. Rircr Park Accommodatian.. 115 1031am. Riser Park Accommodation.. 330p.m.| Talpm: B:00a. m.[§ A:00p. T 3502 m. 9:15a m. Zake-st. i Yool st g offce, 75 e o 1% ek Arrive st Clucinnatl Laabermen, CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH . ' ... LINE.VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. Canalat., corner inglonaf.; . ietyoos & rseniy-secomi-tte b & Onl; Sati ‘For sale cheap; 500 Wall, H 5 - ko, ;‘?:xux;‘i:aw. i T Bl Bulafy Pid, Lonberpen, “?:r&.um“ Farmt l;n tings, &c. Just recsived, From 0 Groat Central Railroad Depot, foot Toaro Ohicago.. Komive st Tndissapaiis TENTS. ) Families golag Weat, Colonization Socle P A AR g ) Stores, to bo sold cheap. COL. 0. LIPPINCOTT, Gorarwment, Goods Depat Rtey Chicago, fil. INDELIBLE INK. i Is & Case contain niaining Paswa’s Indellible In' and Brics's Pea, zking Ap- applied” by Choraseas ARD & PAYSONS ¥ BS the only reliable aratus, | Trade l=r & Fuller. DD (ombination i i SCALES. . FAIRBANKS! STANDARD SCALES OF ALL SIZES. 3 FATRBANES, MORSE £CO 111 AND 113 LAKE-ST. MEDICAL CARDS. DR, C.BIGELCW NFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, (6 Stato-st., Chicago, o by all readors o, tho papers: that i O Vo 13 tho oldest oxtablished pbzsiciaa I Chlcago, el Eipeticnce havo mada Dr. 1. tho mout ro- IST of tho B:BX honored by tho prew, steam the highest modical ut-lnmm(a all the e tnm tares of iho day, having devotod TWENTY FHARS OF HI3 LISE: tn porfectiog remodies that -aill Zace positively all casos of CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DISEARES in both sozes. COSSULTATION FHEE, SEPARATE PARLORS ntlemen. Call. CORRESPONDENCE 7., “Address all lotiers, with stamps, to GELOW, No. 464 Stato-st. Dy . NO CURE! - # Norar:i Dr. Kean, -860 Bouth Clark-st., Chicago, e IDENT BIG sy be confidontially consultod, parsomally or by mail, froe of eharge, on all chronic % DR 5+ KICAN 1 the oaiy boTiician 1 the el Mo wae- rants cures or no pay. Ofice hors {rom 9 a. m. 0§ D - -Howard Association, Phil , An institation having & bigh Sy B soatnct and profomioral -km."'flaunz Sorgeon. 8 TON, M. D, Essays 3 Chargo, Address - “HOWRID AESOCATION, 2 South Nint-st., Philadelphis, Ea. am| gmpm T