Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1873, Page 1

E | " i A A= VOLUME 26. hicage CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1873—SIXTEEN PAGES. % - NUMBER 300. REAL ESTAT}'L VAN REHSELAER ESTATE, AT WAUKEGAN TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, [N SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOTS, On Thursday, June 26. ‘A GRAND EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Chicago at 8 o’clock a.m., tskmg all who wish to attend the Free of Charge. A Lunch will be 'served on the ground. Waukegan, only 36 miles north of Chicago, is the oldest town in the Btate of Illinois. Her. citizens are among the wealthiest; their elegant residences_and ounds are the ad miration of all who have seen them. The VAN RENSELAER ESTATE is the highest point in Lake County, over one hundred feet above Lake Michigan, and is the most beautiful Grove Property on the North Shore. As a place for residence Wanke, an has superior advantages in he markets, and accessibility by rm.l and lake. 8ix daily trains stop each wa; Wsaukegan. Commutation Txc ets only $100 per annum. We extend a cordial mnta.hon to our lady friends to join the Grand REAY, ESTATE. bt Aucton Sal DREXEL BOULEVARD COTTAGE GROVE-AV. OIS, On Wednesday, June 18, 1873, At 8 1-2 o’clock p. m., sharp. ‘Wo will offer st public suction, on the grounds, WEDNESDAY, Juno 18, 1873, at 8) o'olock p. m., sharp, that fine grove block immediatoly north of Mr. James Btinsan's fine rosidence, fronting cast on Drexel Boulerard, 2nd west on Cottage Grovesr., between For- ty-third and Forty-foarth-ste., IN FIFTY-FOOT LOTS, t0 tho highest bidder, on tho following torms, viz.: Ono- aixth eash on day of sale, one-alixth in 9 days, and the balanos.in ono and two years, intorost at 8 per cont, pay- able annually. THE BALE WILL BE BONA FIDE AND PEREMP. TORY, AND NO SIDE-BIDDING ALLOWED. ‘This property is among thomost besutifal and dealrable esidence property in or around Chicago, and neods only ta bo soen to bo admired. It is very choloe for residence orinvestments. Itis within thres blocks of tho Forty- third-st. Btation, ou the L O, Hydo Park B. B, and within three blacks of the Cottage Grova horse<ars, and the Cottago Grove Dummy passos on the west line of the blook. The Cottage Grov fronts are vory desirable for either business or residence. SEWERS, GAS, AND ‘WATER CONVENIENT. TITLE PERFECT. Print- od abstracts will bo farnished oach purchaser. Call' on CLARKE, LAYTON & CO., 120 LaSalle-st., for plots and farther particulars. A FREE RIDE to and from the grounds on day of sale, both by Il. O. R. R. and street-cars. Tickets for sameto be had st office of CLARKE, LAYTON CO. ‘Train leaves I O, R/ B., foot of Lake-st., at3o'lock p. [HEA BODY market. mn.rman. Our ngfiksgsn tufnenda o Ve you & COTH 66 5 b g‘wm A.BUTTERS & CO., CLAREKE, LAYTON & CO. Auctioneers. FINANCIAL. A A A . P, B. WESTFALL, Pres't, SIDNEY MYERS, Cashier. THE WERCHANTS, FARMERS, & MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK, " Incorperated 1862, Commenced Business 1863, 75 South Clark-st, Chicago, Oppoatte 01d Court House. ‘WEST SIDE OFFICE, 62 Halsted-st., néar Madison. EXCLUSIVELY A SAVINGS BARK. VALUABLE (ORNER LOTS! Firh Clrkst. nd Webserar, TO BE SOLD AT AUTOTION, ON THE GROUND, On Monday Morning, June 16, AT 10x O’CLOCE. These Lots are most desirably lo- cated for business or residences. Sewer, water, and gas connections to each lot. SALE POSITIVE. NO RESERVE BIDS. Terms, 1-3 cash; balance 1 and"2 years. ‘WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. AT SPENC Great 6 DIRLE: RS Wil people buy four miles south,on 105 CLARB-ST. l'lethm‘l.lll Church Block. s o Bix per cent interest allowod on deposits, payable semi- unpaved streets, at the same prices | mnually, July 1and Jag,Lin a;é:b T i ‘W KxLszy REED, Cashier. NOTE.—Unul asther nouu‘.hm boy or gt calling at the Bank will be presentac one dimedeposited to his or her credit, which sum can be drawn out at pleasure. DIC':-_ orywhors, and collect the claims ulWhnl-u!l ¥erd s and ofbers { rt of the Soraty."No A ' that we can sell them property for in delightful localities on the North Bide, within ten minutes’ walk of the Court House, where there.is gas, water, sewer, and Nicolson pavement P See our list on Thirteenth Page. W.D.KERFOOT & CO., 90 East Washington-st. For Sale EOTTRBION ACER Y. 146 Mpdison at: HATTERS AND FURRIERS, WILLARDS CARPETS. . In order still further to reduce stock, ALLEN & MACKEY 'Will continue tho sale of those Carpets At $1.65 per yard, For TEN DAYS LONGER. Positively ths CHEAPEST GOODS ever offered in_the Also, 5,000 pieces MOSQUITO BARS, in all colors, to which the attention of Mér- chants, Hotel-Keepers and others are invi- ted, 88 we are prepared to furnish them at the lowast rates. PIES, with Pink and White Liace or Bar,of every quality, made to order. ALLEN & MACKEY, No. 130 State-st., Monroe-st., opp. Palmer House. Carpets, CURTAIN_GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS 195 and 197 Wabash-av., COR. HARRISON-ST." CHINA, CROCKERY, &o. { Closing-Out el $40,000 Crockery, China, Glass, SILVER-PLATED WARE All best Quality of Goods, WHOLESALE AND RETATL. — We must sell this stock of goods befors [ = TN RAATT A T ] REMOVAL Store to rent and fixtures for sale. . OF THE OLD HM.XETCHUM&CO., 201 Fast Madiscn-st. TWO-8TORY BRICK HOUSH for lda on Wm‘zn-lv between_Ashland.. ag and Pau- LADIES GOODS. TADIES' SUITS, Pammusns REBING[BTES. Ladies’ Underwear and Infants® Underwesr, Infants’ Wardrobes and the celebrated Schiele Corsets. Misses’ Embroidered Linen Suits in sizes from & to 14 years, §7 to $12. _Ladies’ Linen Buits from §5 to §25; new and stylish goods, very cheap. Batiste Suits from $10 to $30; Lin- enand Grass Cloth Polonaises from $4 to $15; Batisté Polonaises and Redingotes from §5 to-§15. Linen Redingotes, De Bega Red- ingotes, §13 to §20, very stylish and cheap. ‘Great reduction in Silk, Serge, Cashmere and Challis Suita. ‘We are offering the balance of our Spring Stock of these goods at 50 cents on the dollar. PAIN CURE. THE PANARISTON PAIN CURE, FAP Ehiprs) BRUSSELS BED AND CRIB OANO- Llama Lace Points and S8acques in great variety of patterns and shapes, atcheap prices. BICKERTON & JEFFERY, 36 Fast-Washington-st,, One door from State-st. WATCHES AND CHAINS. WATCHES! CHAINS! ‘Will ‘open to-morrow (Mon- day) ‘new goods in Fine Watches, Medium Watches, and Low-Priced Watches. Also another large assortment of Gold Guard and Vest Chains at the same Low Prices. The best goods and the lowest | pnces. : IN. MATSON & €0, State and Monroe-sts. Cures Pover and Agus. Cures Plearis. AND est forms, when . 1t resulates and equallzes the eirculation, S IhmbyrlnvvlngI.hctanlrlull’xlnlndnlullu. Botal Prize, $L.00. g5 u:mmnm:muum... Masmscrones ampBorpxr £V . TAYLOR & CO., 341 W. Madison St. CHICAGO, ILL. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SAMPSOR, GILBERT & (0. FURNITURE HOUSE. Extensive Stock of Rich and Me- FURNITURE! Of new and elegant designs and LOW PRICES. We particularly invite an examination ofourgoods, and hope ro one will buy until they have examined our stock. SAMPSON, GILBERT & 0., 267 AND 269 WABASH-AV. ASHIONABLE FURMTURE. REDUCED PRICES. ER H. PECK, ‘WORTH OF GHIGA_GQ LOOKIEGLASS FGUSE. JOSEPH KEITZ, Buocessr te JENKINBON & KEITZ, V. V. STRONG FURNITOURE CO0, 9266 and 268 WABASH-AY,, Facory, 353 & 269 West Randuloh-t. TOHUM, 301 Enat Madison-st. . - Stk & For Hat Manufactory, AT A BA'RGAIN ! 72, 74 AND 76 MADISON,-ST. {(IF SOLD SOOR). SILK To order, the best made, $6.00 JZau10-acre Blocks tn thonorth. | STLK, st ani o B arter o: sou quar- SILK fhird Quality, | Hoos aone ot Divicion-st. Dene’ns | BEAVER, swe.Doamst 6,00 | o mscsttoons new Northwestern Car Shops, and is easy of access, either by railroad or private conveyance. CLARKE, LAYTON & CO, NUTRA, tses Drom s, 5.00 PEARL CASSIMERE2:4.00 PEARL CASSIMERE*:%3.50 KD Mon's and Youth's Soft Folt and Straw Hats st viow the great ron, EXCURSIONS. GRAND PLEASURE EXGURSIONS TO LAKE SUPERIOR. Laks Buperior Pecple's Lins Sh-flmhduk between Capt. Allan Molntyro, will, during the summer months, ‘make excursion trips to Dulath (head of Lake Superior), calling at all points on the south ehore, and occasionally visiting the north ehore, giving passengers ample tims to neoting at Duluth with railroads for all points West and Bouthwest. NO CATTLE CARRIED ON PEERLESS. MANUFACTURER OF MANTEL AND PIER LOOKING GLASSES, Ornamente, Landseape, and Portrait Framss, Plain and Carved Walnnt Moulings, 258 - State-st., Chicago, GENERAL NOTICES. BOARD OF TRADE Initiation Fee. Jow-pressure Bteamer PEERLESS, ocopper, and iver mines, and oon- OPOLD & AUSTRIAN, N lulbluw DEBRITE, TIME-TABLE. (Batween Tickaon and s Buren). The Initiation Fee for membership in the, 120 IaSalle-st., Room 2. EMPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD, ZLeave Chice o Duluth. d!nu done to order. | Board of Trude of the City of Chicago will, on e S P A S Junsds sy g Sl I8 Inofi?:’:afmn and Pictures boxed, moved, | and after July 1, prox., bs Increased from one “1 “‘"5 A AsE bundred (100} dolinrs, the present rate, to two (=4 A # RE I{nlndrld ;nmmy (%sm'gnum Al:pllnhd:lll; Euhmmlmndlhalddfiml,ndmnm- I&‘]‘ "? A l 1. for membership under the present fee sho - be made on or before June 25. Parties elixible i e b o to mombership are only thoso who ure resi- BY USING THE 73 Market-at. wmvrwuhl.n"l__m Chicago. denta of, or permanently doing business in, the city of Chieago. Now members are required W. J. ONAHAN EMPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD. An elegant piece of Furniture, convertible instantly into a luxurious Bed. Adapted to Parlor, Library, Dining-Room, Btore, and Office. Ocoupies only one-fourth the space .of & common bedstead. Beven styles--new designs. Prices, $26 to $100. Bold on in- stallments of $10 a month, if desired. ‘EMPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD CO., (Removed to) 383 West Madison.st. FASHIONS. SUMMER FASHIONS, b acres on the souf.heast corner of Vincennes-av. and Forty- seventh-st., with house and all Improvements. Terms to suit. CLARKE, LAYTON & (0., 120 TaSalle-st, Room 2, EVANSTON! wlhnlurnl atak vory exoellent house ock: Ervn Statlon, 1 .".’.".7‘?- rablo refittod mn., has m oom. baridos puniy and -xm,:. mmflmmvm 1240l pasia aca lxnnmu. "m LEAR & PA Bnum m Cent.nl Dnion B dison and Markevsts. les exhibited opt- 0 corner of s Fashiomablo solety n Parts and Now Fork. foet & complete, suitable for a bank, broker, or commission house; allin perfect order. Apply to 168 East Washington-sf. FHGH]I'Y Fir Rent or Sfllfl lu\ o brilg dew. bn t of bflak. il e, -m 2o most complota fast mwm- in the clty, and as xnm:h o city, be had asis roquired. Inguiroon the premises. to pay the initiation fee nod the annusl asscss- R HAS REMOVED TO m“%fflrsdfi:z{fi B.E.E;’q’.;:? i3 o8 prvn TO FEIN T 1112 & 114 Dearborn-st. | ssemstitcissoss w with counters, safes, and -vaults, Between Madison and Washington-sts., Hlll’l'fl]l’ HflITfl]]' ffll’ fllfi Ilml flf Jl]]]fl. ‘commemorate lh Wheroe he will transact & goneral businessin | pTher ,;;,u‘gg;md,c-{;n,,m,, it eaat of Olark. T) X:] the flr'tenlohrl— real estate, attend to the nouaonan of rents, psyment of taxes, eto. st lnmm‘rfi‘m- Tiadeves ivom i the eat. it showid be well " Sirs. Dr. Cloveland's Great Remedy, MUSICAL. REAL ESTATE: The General Dullness of Busi« ness Extends to Real Estate. STEINWAYS SOUARE GRANDS Wo desire to call the attantion of those who sili prefar aplanc of the square form to STEINWAYS® SQUARE GRANDS, with the new patented *‘Duplex Scale.” This improvement sdds immensely both o the power and even- nees of tone, and makes tho STEINWAY SQUARRE GRAND {ncomparably superior toaay other Square Pizno. STREINWAYS SQUARES Burpass the Square Planos of all other mafinfactarers i all the essentials of a superior instrument. STEINWAYS NEW PARLOR GRAND Is snother evidenco of the extrabrdioary valus of the “Patent Duglex Scale.” Ithasall the power, volumo, and effoctiveness of the former full grand, whila itis but 600t 8 inches Long, precisely the length of the Squars Piano, and has the farther advantage of the nataral and graceful form that no Square Piano can claim, while the price is within $50 of Steinways’ bighest priced Square AYY Superb Uprights Are the most dorirable Pailor Pisnos now made. Their volume of tone is of the most exquisite musical eharso- and The Reducfibn in, the Cost of Building, and Its Probable _ Effects, Auction Sales of the Past Week “and the Forthcoming Ones. Transfers for the Week. There has scarcely been 6o dull a time in real estate business in tho last three years as at pros- ent. There is no special reason for this except hat itis tho necessary reaction from the fever of speculative activity of two months or £o ago. Speculation inreal estate, like speculation in everything else, vibrates between the two extremes of foverish activity on the one hand, and roaction on tks other. The decline in the volume of real estste business is- due simply to* the temporary elimination of the speculative’ element. Aftera while it will revive, aund the- activity will probably be greater because it paused. There is still so active business in the sale of cheap lots for actual occupation. The increasing cheap- ness of building is inducing many persons to buy grounad snd build homes now, who could not/ have done 60 st tho prices of last year. Withs brick at 26 per thousand and brickiayers’ wages' at 23 por dsy now, sgainst $12 to $15 per thou- eand and 35 per day for bricklsyers at® this timo last year, it must be apparent that the ocost of building hss been greatly reduced. It wonld probably not be un- reasonsble to estimate that the average costof’ good medmm and first-class brick and stone- front dwellings has been reduced 20 per cenid since Iast summer., Brick are likely to continue: cheap. The unusual demand for them last summur induced the establishment of many l¥rge yards and the wuse of ime proved mmachinery. Last year's profits of the proprietors of these are invested to a great extent in the machinery, tools, and loca~” tions. “When machinery of this kind stops or has to be moved it depreciates in value, and to’ prevent thia the brick-makers will keep to work. These circumstances are influencing the owners of & good deal of inside business property to build it up now, notwithstanding the present sarplus of stores aca offices. The time will come when they will all be wanted, and, even if 1t should be longer coming than many oxpect, the eaving in building now, as compared to sy two years from now, when all the stores and offices now unoccapied will be filled up and tho demand for more would have a tendency to increase the cost of building, wonld amount to more than the two yoars' rent, even if the buildings erected thig summer should remain entirely empty during the intervening time. It was to be expect- ed that in the ruesh and competition af building Iast summer the cost would be great- 1y increased, and that there wonld bo a surpras of unoccupied stores and offices now. The strug- gle to rebuild as quickly as possible was, how- ever, made necessary by the competition be- tween owners of property in different parts of the . busineas quarter, to se- cure the location of particular classes of trade, and the result has proved that this was the best policy. Business has gravitated back to nearlv the same Jocations cccupied beforo the fire, only that the business district is Iarger than 10 have stood without a rival i thisrespect, Thayare the oculy ““Uprights ” that have stood the test of tims and the severcet of trials, and can therefore be consclentiously recommended. SMITH &NIXON, STATE AND MONROE-STS. SMITH'S AMERICAN ORGANS! - NEW CATALOGUE! NEW PRICES! 300 Organs now in store. Al orders from dulen filled | it Wag two years ago. o etk Also Grand. Bquare, and Upright Piauos | The cheapness of building will also probably stimulate the improvement of mors than the usual extent of ingide residence property this summer. Rents for a good modium class of dwellings are still very high, and, unless there is a largeamonnt of building, will continuo 80, but even if there should be twice ss much Duilding in this line a3 appears to bo projected now, there is less danger of dwellings remain- ing vacant than stores or officea. Thare is al- W. W. KIMBALL, Cor. State and Adams-sts, TRANSPORTATION LINES. ways somebody, In a city like this, to occupy FREIGHT OFFICES OF every dwelling at some rate of rent. The in- - cresse in the number of houses to rent seems to BLUE LINE, | b o i o b 9 | draw strangers from other places who would MICHIGAN CENTRAL otherwise be deterred from coming by the high ARD rents. Bales of houses and lots of from $3,000 to GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. | encod; o been suie scive. iexe proprty firm. There is considerable inquiry for property ALSO FOR THE in the region of Brighton, and alsc south of it, " on account of the new 'bus lines, and Mr. McCor- mick's reaper-factory, and other manufacturing interesta in thlthda{lecflol‘l 6 G & pisin Property on the line of icago acific :& and Chicago & St. Paul Bmkosd, hls advanced during the Iast year guite rapidl Iy, an ~very extensive unpmvumanh hava recently been made in the region of Wicker Park. Mesars. A. & L. 8. Pierco have erected twenty two-cmr(y frame dwelling-houses on their sddition near Mil waukee avenue. The pavement on this avenua is now being Iaid, and the cars wili soon run ta North avenue. Clarke, Ls; ““DAVIS REFRIGERATOR CARS,” 67 Clark-st., cor. Randolpa. Freight forwarded by Blus Line to and from New York, Boston, and Chicago, ‘Without change of cars, via Express Freight Trains. A. WALLINGFORD, Agent. . $d June, 1878, KAIR LUXURIANT. SKEPTICS Are respectfully refarred to Mr. J. K. MURPHY, Insur- anos Broker, Room 37 Bryan Block, and soe for them- sslves what MANN'S HATR LUXURIANT has sooom- lishod ou bis BALD HEAD in twn months. Chic: n_& Co.sold at auction on tha d ®a¢ Hyde Park, Tnat Saturday, ffty-four ota, si sween Fifty-fourth and Fifty- AfH ltreeta. on Adams, Jefferson, and Wnahmsg ton streets. The total 'sales amounted to S10: 153.16, which is an average of about $58 per foot. Prices ranged from $44 to 63 per foot. Every lot sold was s bona-fide uale, the parties g having complied with all the condi- tions, end bave made the first' payment. The pro was first-class, and those invest- ing Ve no doubt done wall. Mesars. Clarke, La & Co. will also offer at public suction on the ground, Juno 18, at 8:30 REA & COATES, T AKE NOTICE REMOVAL. 1s suthorized to chases, or {ncur sny palbeday indebtedness for the B;gmufwv(;r s Souith Um'l;n.‘ I have sgain gone back to near my old vrm:nm the written or d;&”‘; Jumer Boche & “All sccor S nctad only by We A: AUCTION SALES. T0 GENTLEMEN, = quarters, Nos. 59 and 61 Market-st., where I have better facilities for doing business than ever- befors, ‘and, thankful for past favors, shall be happy to sse all old friends and mauy new, and guarantes satisfaction to all almost new. MO . DV, 67 vy, e Yore, | 525 s BB atas : . WILMETTE, [=e = == mrownmr @ |\ proqy Livay M, an Ol i s 0n s e s oe ot | SRR BTN GRR O | EERRR G T REASEE | NATIONAL BANK s ggc;m{%?figg&%g Plausof housss mmag be sean ot oux ORE0: PLANTS. REMOVED 16 aud 17 Eat do o 3., rogaxdla GREENLEAF AUL, L A One More Week. h[]tfll Stores 1o 10 BRIl | parommse ommzor | 55" NEW CARRIAGES, Gmmw CLEARING-OUT SALE. \ Beroral o stors, sbout 7t ench, 5 Lake uod Do e gpen mat ;‘-;p Bug‘fi%’ namnfl mm‘m 5 flmflgmns &Estefl]mflrs “""*""‘“"1‘".,.%’;'.:}”’;53.{“’“"“‘"“' Renta low. _G. F. WORK & 00, 123 Lalalleot: emocmwuaf_m:l: o W BUY. St BRICK. i T STEEL PENS, qmumpfl.fl The lsnd for sale sta stT PORTRAXTS‘ e S, B‘UBBEB GOODS. LESALB ’ name in fail, sge, snd dato of death, and rocetr tated, 20 m good Brik, mmediste delirey, G_WM«WNWW“ (mmfii“& AND BETAIL. POOL’S GARDEN, 97 Oakley-st Open Sunday. u{‘.,'.?{.;g f{:&?fi%&% 4 g 4 ¥ vl:-;E .,m...t,“'"‘f"" % bn% i.x."" gt | B. PRESTON, : GE, HUYNE & Gfl, STATIONERY, &o. S A R TED I 188 LAKE-ST., % 118 and 120 Monroe-st., Chicago. COAL. "H.by ucux inmarket to be had st 98.00 per BLANK BOOKS 1In large vaziety retailed at wholosale prices. * AtL. SOHICK & CO.’S, 103 East Madison-st. PHOTOGRAPHS, MATERIAT, FOR WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES At Halls Cabinet Moulding Factory, 28 Jeflerson-st., between Lake and Randolph, up statrs. FRAMES TO ORDER. A good Sheet Roll Turner. Inquireat133 Dearborn.sat., Room No. 8. 'RUBBER|— Garden Hose and Fixtures, ED) 'hmnu-uconr! . WARINE GLASSES | AT 3. G. LANGGUTH'S, Optician, BStatest., botween Washington and ‘Raudolph. SOMETHING NEW! hor. Mr. Mosher haspur- e o Fahant Phomcrlvh Buralshor, azd takes ‘Ifll’ lm in giving that beautiful “A nd finieh, g ot e o ‘my cus- ‘u‘:’rzxun. e e nu,ghcv:n e airhed os the wams apply (OSHER, $61 Wabash-av. Ciodd ANY ONE . Leaving the city for s few months, mdhnlunflm.ch- first-olass tenant, hmcwn;ég\{‘lahmdn-ws ines Lomsaty Ty IT WILL PAY TO OBRDER SHIRTSI. & COBB, AR e, . Mats, Spittoons, Door Springs, Gloves, Ny eots, and Clothing. LEATHER & RUBBER BELTING. and Rubber Goods of all kinds. ity and Lowest Prices. 1 Pack: Best Q1 MILLINERY. Millinery at Cost! AT C. A. GELINEATUS, - 517 WABABH-AV. or the next ten days Lwill sell all kinds of Lacs Hats -na Boouets, torothar with s fine sasortment of Flowers AR SRS : 517 Wabash-av. MEETINGS. Attention, Sir Knights. o'clock p.m., the choice residence and busi- nees property situsted on Droxel avenue boulevard :nd Cottage Grove avenue. on Drexel avenue varies from 250 foed in depth, situated joining James Bunwnnflne residence on the north. prop- erty is the most desirable rosidence property sbout Chicago, and parties proposing to invest should examine the advertisement in another column. Elison & Foater will sell at public auction, on the ground, aighty lots st Englewood, located between Bixty-eighth and Seventieth strests, within two blocks of the Normal School, on to 1, Monday sveniag, Sloc) row. i at 1 SRR SRS | S G, T SrT 7 86, F. BINOLAIR, Rocorder. | will sell on the ground, at public auc- tion, mixty-six lots of boulevard property Masonic. fronting o Sacramanto, Park, and Central Patk Fomloved, sale commencing st 3 o'clock. On Th-mmbeflfifludmmv Lodge, No.141, A., F. & mmunica- | Wednesdsy next the samo partiea will sell at cated to attond the regular comm A The mmbemn ot tion, nn!(!mdl’ evening, June 16, to arrange for Picnio. blic :m:t(on on thu ound the real estate of By order of the W. M., u'fhgflfl g = {:fl e d a F;::! v;md‘?:ck“l dfltdl f river and can nLq; an L 0. of O. F. e o e, Iocatod botwosn the North Dranct lar Stated Moo of thn Chicago River and Ogden Canal; also, a1 A 19, o2 Ezoelsiar Lodge No. L ¥., will be il e ek iy o Tk 0. ot heast the ssme time, s large number of vacant lots i n: ufi?fi?fifl?’hflfi? thosss sormor of s | tho immediate vicinity adapted to business Invited to attend. B.D. BUULL Beo. | poges, salo commencing at 10 o’slock a. m. m JONATHAN DAVIS, ¥. G. will bo the largest aod most important sals of Notice to the Bricklayers real estate property that has ever occurred in 0, smounting in the aggrogate to sbou Chicag O oD, O A B T by of Chlener, XonamrodiTons | 2,000,000 xlndolph-fl-., 52 Thar .nnln‘ June 19, for the nom- 6.c m,,, & Co. 8old at public suction, on foloen. By last Tuesday, lota sitaated on Milwankes §£ GLzASON, President. Notlce. 8 spectal mveting of Excelsior Lodge I P oarig iy Wednesday svening. S ana s, s i3 avenuo and Humboldt boulevard. The prices ranged from 210 to 826 per front foot, terms cne-thirdcash and balanco in one, two, and thres years. The dsy was unpleasant, but "the eale is attendance roq! 'GEO. A. STEANER, K. B 8. nEndadufnr,butnotu good a3 was expect- Plasterers. Lots fronting on Milwankes avenne sold- for from $10 to 815 per foot, and from $18 ta Al member o e O R iney heid1a | $26 om tho boulevard thete Ball on B:Arbem e ..4., ety ne n-n. Among the sales recorded is that made by June 17, impartance Phinney & Lombard of entirs block on nortiz- 125 I """’“""ér’fi‘ifl'i“‘”hmm Vice Preatdent, | West corner West Kinzle street and St. Louis