Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1874, Page 9

2 kit - THE CH'[C;“" ~ DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1874. 9 e DL S IS SN S SO . (g //_-T——'_ GCTOBER 9. - versary of Our.Sad- o Anri - dest Day- (Conttzucd from the Fourth Page.) —— —— . & vear, if not eightecn ofthe morks Ell::ulizd & Duild the cogines. b <t of tho two tunpels. the lot, the purp- Thocost of A0 M onzines will come within tho ipg-worke, and 10 SG P ¢ 351,350—and the fn- gter—supply cnns_el?u?nb u&o‘p the 7 rtaking will pisce Chicazo e tianof the undertaking e e ing 10 ind should another largo disin ;];E-cfiz;l'fiuunq. 1576, the cry of *no firo ocour sfLCE U ecepled dean eéxcuso for ! u;:lm'fa , eatrichion of preperty pfi‘w rEE BUILDING SEASOX. GENENAL nzru:w.d st . .+t he roacomably cxpected that in view Tmight b nancizl stringency which has ol the flm;-:ct P panic of September, 187, orsied & ions would be rotarded in Chi- bulldisg OB o even Degond the dull- amo 08wty of -odher cities. In pess 22 )y belisved by tho ~out- . a3 —‘; to-be plastered over with mort- side WO, oo peoglo:aro supposed to b en- geees £ ostiugglo Lo raise monoy enongh gsed Bt Suterest on their debts, it o POF L Yo inferred, 8-s matter of woakd £ el progreea Lind been made in tho comt e div entorprises duriog the vear direcion Ot B, eforo i will occonsion sarpriso i ot large, -and -pezlinps to not a fow o dents of our ow ciiy, to kuow thet & 1;13 EAR'S DUTLDING OPERATIONS o coisiderably ahiod of those in icaz0. b s Boston, Philadelphis, and other largo P i citica ; and that thero s probably not class on the continent which las crehitects, builders, and mecheaics 2n average of cmployment as Chiczgo ;ou"fi:a Guring the :past year. This statement J be regardid-as still more remarisable when it is remembered that the cky.s? of 1873 1ax the business buildings dostrored in_tho firo of 151 moro than Testored, thero being S jarger area of this class of accommodations fnan beforo tho fire. With the exception of yero aad thero & desirablo location, for which ere was & paying demand, comparatively lml_o capital has cought ivestment in business archi- jocture,—that is to say little, compn.r;d "jfih the milhens which -were cxpended during 1872 and 1573. Although tho trade znd commerce of have received largoand important acces- xperienced a steady increase scity of it5 forpisked to fhe city s, and have gince the fire, THE ECPPLY OF DUSINESS STRUCTURES Jas been slightly in excess of the demand, for {he reason that a large portion of tho burnt dis- in tho'South Division, proviously occupied by residences, was abarndoned for that purpose, and given over to be rebuilt with busivess blocks. + At tho commencement of -the preseat year thero was:overy Teason (o anticipate an extreme- Iy dall building season, ‘but bafore the summer ges Lalf over it began to be apparect that the Zullness had been over-cstimated. The fact is— and it is given e tho unanimous judgment of the leading architccts—that this has ‘been by no meane & anil building scason; on the contrary, tiat it has averaged as well as preceding years. - TUE FINANCIAL SIRINGENCY Basnot been without its compensations to Clu- £ago, and it is probablo that to the close condi- Fon of tie money market, a5 much zs to any other cause, the city hos been indebted forits maerial und permancut growth avd advanca- Tact duiing the year. The extremely low prices of building material and Jabor have fully made god the ravages of the panic in the domain of [ilimg. People who wouid not bave found iz oseible to to suit ‘them at tho prices of t year bave mado au oxtra eort «o take ad- sautage of tho more favorable conditions which bave prevailed sinca then. 5 MATERIAL AND LABOE. Here aro gomo of the reascus why building cpuratious havo been Lrisk in Chicago this ason: Brick Lz sold at about §6 . thouswud; ° last year 1t was worth §12 and $18. This year, bricklayers’ Fuges linve been from €8 £0 $3.60 per day ; last ar they were from &4 to S1.50. Carpentersget 210 $2.50, againat 5 to §5.00 1ast year. Plas- fering is f-om 10 to 15 cents per yard cheaper, and rebble-stoue are laid in the wall &4 and &5 per cerd lower then Jast year. The wages of itonecatters have fallen off, thereby chezpening e cost of marble fronts. There hus been » £ depreciation in tho pigher graacs of lum- ber, and » coneidersble reduction in the lower grades, Building hardware i8 irom 5 to 10 per ot lower, -and ‘the ‘priccs of plato- gires, common glees, aund - other house- fuishing materia's Lave undergono abom {he gawe rate of reduction. Peraaps a boiter illustration of the diiferoncs between the cost of building now and then could moi be furnished ti:an to give the words of a leading archiiect: “Thave buile for £6,090 = bandsowe residenco which cozld not bave been put up lest year tor Iess than 10,50, TLZ }O0ST NOTADLE BEDTCTION Iins bean in tho priee of brick, which maynow be satd to bave fairly touched bottom, zad thoy sredn 3 fair way 1o remain ibero for some time to come, rccording to tho calculations of th best qualiicd to judge. ‘I'he reason for the present low price of brick is found in tho fact that Jarge nombers of yards were put in oporation in crder to supply the domand ezeated by the wholesale consumption in the fire of 1671, Prices were extiavsgautly ligh, and 59 préet was the burry to rebuild that auything that the brickmaliers zsked tas paid, rather than lese time in rebuilding. Brick -went np_to 218 per 1,000, end for more than a year soid at an srerage of above §14. At this price thero was mopey 10 the business of producing brick, aud the vast deposits of clay lying close to tho sur- face in the Euburban “parts of the erty sovn gvarmed with brick-yards. Tho relentless Iaw of wopply and demazd in time- seserted it- self, and, 25 the cost of production was greatly reduced by the low rate of wages to_laborers, brick gradually depreciated to their present price.—the lowest, 1t is said, that they can of manufactured for. Brick Lousey, which were formerly a luxury only poesible to people be larze meaus, have now been brought so closely 1o the cost of wooden siructures as to mako it wmestra inducement for_ every oue to build while the prices of _material and lsbor remain titheiriow rate. The consequence has boen the exection of. a larger number of RESIDLSCE BULLDINGS a0 ever before in the bhistorv of Chicago. Bulding operations bLave been chiefiy contined Yo this clizs of structures, though large and fmlilying progress has been made in the erec- £on of Lusiness blocks outside the immediate gentre of tho city. It has, however, been essen- Lisliy & reidenco year. Men of moderate means Lsve found the inducement strong to build for welves comfortable and permanent bomes, and the extent to which they heve yvielded to tho Jresswre is ecen intho greal number of cosy ellings, with clegant oxteriors, that may bo founted in g day's drive_through the residenco Poriona of the city, Tho greter portion of theze valuable additions to Chicago’s sttractive- B8 e what mmy be termed second- s dwellings, thongh they might be fairly en- o0 8 frsteclass, leaving out the Guestion 2 _ELABOBATE AND COSTLY RESIDENCES feupied by the men of great wealh. The Souzes built during the season of 1874 have in a #Frest measure been orected for the use end oc- CUPATCY of their owners, ‘('wo-8tory and base- "E‘d‘“} Warble-fronts, with elegant and substan- hn!nknnr finish, which coat $10,000 to 11,000 hil yeer, have been built this year for $6,000, % tho addition of $1,000 would put on anoth- T tlory, or pozsibly a graceful and sorvicesblo “:nmd; and in cither case the dwelling 5 kod enough for anybody to live Hen of still emalier means bve extensively availed themsalves of the {hrortunity to ‘build cheaply and well, znd auro bave heen crected & perfect swarm of ‘;‘;lhnfi:) Tanging in cost from 2,000 to $5,000. m.flzl a8 songht investment in drellings of “ tlass, the rental paying & profitable per- b t2ge on the cost. And last, and better, per- vy han all, comfortable ‘and suhstentisl < :(Dt:agas baye been brought within the S men working upon salaries, 0 thst the 54 tarmelof tho Fire ordinance have worked no L“Q"E ip nor inconvenience. It has been csti- o ted that it costs but 5 per cent more to build fo.brick than of wood. This estimate is too of ioush the differonce_betwoen the expense ) gm two kinds of buildicg malcrial is o peitthat no one need sbandon a hailding olect becauee wood may not bo msed throaghe A story-snd-a-half cottage, 23535 foot, eeven rooms, built of wood, Vil cozb 81,400 ; tho same cottags, built of brick, can be put up for $1,600. K ECHANICS AND LATORERS required for building operations bave been Dbecter off in Chicago duriuz the year 1874 thau in any other large city in Americe. ages have been” very low, bu there has been employ- ment for 'all the greater portion of tho scason. At ol evews, there has beon uo inducement for mechanics ond labor- ers ito seck employment - clsewhore. with the exception of the 200 bricklayers' who lefc Guring the summer to work in San Fran- cisco, there has been no noticeable migration of mecchanics from Chicago. Tho rebuilding of the diztrict dovastated by tho July fire has afforded = fresh feld of cmployment, and tho close of tho building season of 1874 will find the working- men of Chicago in fsr better shapo to face the winter than are their bretbron in tho other large cities. - Altogether, tho building yezr has been remarkably prosperous, and the third anniver- Eary of the city's great blazo witnesses s most gratifying degres of progress in thia direction. e BUILDING PEREHITS. The .following is ‘a complete listof building permits granted by tho Board of Public Works during the year ondiug Oct. 8, 1874: OSF-STONY BUILDINGS. *Exposition, 1story Lrick, U6x270; Michigan avenge. 3lary A, Stack, 1-story sud buscment brick, 21x40, No: 362 Tronty-aixth etrcet. B, . Loveland, l-tory brick, 14329, No. 201 Tiventy-Gfth Thomsa C. -Mariln, I-story brick, M4x15 Tvelfth street, -E. 1. Holmes, 1-tory and basement brick, 83550, Lzko sireet, G. A. Misch & Dro,, l-story brick, 18x70, No. 217 Washington ‘street, August Ulich, 13/-story_and basement brick, 24340, Dearborn strect corner of Trwenty-fourth street. Lowss Lempel, 1-story. brick, 20250, No. 331 Stato etreet. 3. G. Jensen, 1-story and basement brick, 24x60, State elreet. Barrett, Arnold & Kimball, 1-story brick, 27260, No, 201 Mourdo sireet, . * STORY-DTILDINGS, W. S, Crilly, 1-atory -brick, -46x0, Clark, near Twelfth, Mr, Tritz, 1-sfory and ‘basement brick, 22x32, No, 305 T'wenty“stxth, Ienry Trewcs, 1-story brick, 82x186, Arncld, near Twenty-sixth, Chicaro City Railroad Company, 1-story brick, 78x 153, Stato and Twenty-Orst. Tairbauk, Peck & Co., 1-story and basement brick, 26374, Blackwell street, story brick, 48169, State, near Thir- 1gan sv=iuc, E “Philip Kroeber, I-elory brick, 2x42, No, 149 Lake d, l-story brick, (0360, Clerk and Twenty-third strects. % Otto, 1-£tury snd'basement bricks, 14340, No, th avenve, L. Gibson, 1-story and basement brick, 24x75, No. ‘Dearborn street. B. J. Smith, I-story brick, 24x93, No, 233 Fourth av- e, 1, W, Martin, I-story brick, 22x45, No. 323 Olark strest. TIO-gTOR LUILDIXGS. C. L, Jenks, 2 storits und bascment brick, 93560, Nos. 485 and 457 Clark street. F A. Wickelman, 2 stories and Lacement brick, 40x 80, A ama, nesr Sial Wiltiam Buckley, 2 No. 189 Third cvenie. D. S. Garlick, 2-story and ‘besement brick, 20z40, veuud, near Tauiy-sizib, izas, 2-sfory and basement atone, 1l4x and Slichigan aventie, ry aud basement brick, 25350, tory and basemont brick, 20539, Third avenu: 5 L, Saterlee, 2-story brick, 4050, Nos. 301 and tal Jobin Koch, 2-story and Lasement brick, 20260, No. 181, Third avenue, 11, Geselbracht, 2-story and basement brick, 20350, )2 Michigan avenue, John Fieming, 2-btory and basement brick, 19540, No. 160 Franklin street. John Hoffimaun, 2-story Lrick, 24330, ShurtleT ave nue, nesr Thirty-ist. y G.'W. Brown. a.story and basement brick, 45x70, Nos. 473 2nd 480 State. . A, Newtor, 2story and basement brick, 23x36, No. 127 Third avenuc. - C. ltaman, 3-story and basement brick, 20270, No. 444 State, @ 3. A. Knight, 2tory brick, 22230, No. 119 Third avenue, g s, Merkle, 2-story snd basement Lrick, 20500, State, near Harrison. Joseph Peal, 2-story and basement brick, 22x40, Cal- ‘umet avenue cud Tweaty- street, “A. B, Listehcock, 2-siofy brick, 20x39, No. 566 Michi- gan avanue. C. Matthews, 2.story and basement brick, 24x40, Twenty-ninth 3nd South Park aveune, Albert Heller, 2-story aud basement atone, 2363, No, 157 Third avenue. Willinm Converse, 2-story snd basement, 1634, Michigan avenue. F, 0, Miller, 2-story and basement Lrick, 20548, No. 173 Third avenoe, g James Kewerer, 2-story brick, 20526, Wabash av- cave, X C. 3. Eraft, 2:story and Lasement stone, 100x40, Calumet avente, near Thirty-third strect. V. L. Hurluut, 2-ctory aatl basement stons, 44x54, No.1,058 Prairi¢ &venue. Jolin Wailer, 2-story znd basement ‘brick, 22253, No, 201 Third avenue, Samuel Truax 3-story and Dbasement brick, 20338, Veruon avenue, near Thixty-second atrect, Anua Adank, Z-story aud Lasement brick, 22x54, No, 511 Clari street. Augusta Geiser, 2-story cnd Lascment brick, 22x54, No. 59 Clark: strest. 1i. J. Smith, 2-story and basement brick, 97347, Taylor strcet and Fourth aveaue, Tat Egan, 2-story and bascment brick, 40335, Nos, 445 and 447 State strcd & and besement brick, 275150, dams street. story and basement brick, 21x 42, Decrborn i¥. A. Smith, 2-stors 'sad basement brick, 60333, South Park svenus, near Gauo streot, Teter Rritz, 2-ory and basement brick, 35362, No. 71 Fourth avenue. ‘Danicl Goodman, 2-story and basement brick, 21%7x £6, 1551 Indiad LN Nrw. 1. E. Gaikins, -story and basement brick, 243 x40, Ko 494 Vernon aveu Airs, H. Grecnburg, 2-story cnd basement brick, 25 =62, No. 205 Daarborn street, D Goiyer, 2-elory zud baeement stone, 24x55, No. 1357 Indiauz aveane, 3. 1. Sherman, 2tory end basement stone, 5080, Prairie avenue, Richard Gregg, Sstory and bzsement brick, 70x44, Eldridge court, . C. F. Babizock, 2-story and basexent brick, 22x0f, No, 51 Twenty-gixth streel. o Fred Tuttle, 2-story =nd bascment brick, 603100, State, near Polk, . C. Fisher & Bro., 2-story and bacement brick, 59360, State street, between Poik and Hurrison, ‘Michael Joles, 3-story and basement " brick, 24x40, No. 212 Third avenue, : . Corrizan, 2-story and bagement brick, 40360, No. 389 and 391 State street. R. Gregg, 2-story and basement stone, T3ix40, South Park avenue, near Crittenden. - William Aldrick,'2-story brick, 26x49, Calumet ave~ nue and Twenty-frat street, C. E. Fobinsou, 2-story and basement brick, 20380, Clari street, nesr Taylor. W m Z. Smith, 2-story snd basement brick, 24x 38, Calumet avenue, necr Thirty-secoud etreet. Joseph A. Fexle, stery brick, 22340, State strect, near Tweunty-eixth, Mrs, Anna Cooper, 2-story brick, 26x30, No. 70 Prairie svenue, near Tventy-thizd street. J. D. Chandicr, 2-story and bascument Vermont mar- ble, 25X350, No. 7 University place. L. ’1‘:411m=nn, 2-gtory nndrbasemu:c brick, 21x56, Tywenty-ffth strest, near Portland avenue. 3. S, &J. W, Thompson, 2-story brick ice-house, 40299, Twenty-sizth strect, corner Clari, Jobn C. Policy, 2 storiesand basement, stone, 44z403 Vernon avenne. John Weiler, 2 stories]and basement,jbrick, 22x44, No, 148 Jackeon. ) 31. Cooley, 2-story and;basement stone, 25x6%, Mich- 3gan avenne, near Thirticth strect, AL Y. Smith, 2 stories and oment, stone, 22x40, Vincennes avenue, near Thirty enth Ftreet, ‘Charles C. Fowler, 2 rtories and basement, stone, 20 x40, Ellis svenue, near Egan. = Hull, Liddell & Waikies, 2 stories, brick, 66x21, Lake svenue, in resr of 29, 31, and 32, Teembiardt Nabs, 2 etorien and batement, brick, 24 64, No, 220 Twenty-sixth street, Tiercas Rermeycr, 2 stories and basement, brick, 22 x50, No. 1605 Indiann avenue. = Orlando Davidson, 2 stories and basement, stone, 19 70, Clark street. Damicr, Elder & Ayros. 2storlesand basement, bri 130552, Ellis avenus, southeast coruer of Thirty- ecveuth sireet, D, O'Sullivan, 2 storics and basement, brick, 22140, Vo, 20 Jobusen riace. G. Bates, 2 storics and basement, brick, 126x45, Ran- dolph etrect, T'red. Alalkovr, 2 stories and basement, brick, 25265, Stewart svenuc, near Meagher. . J. H. Cinugh, 2 storics and basement, brick, 50x100, Blate strest, belween Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sighth streets, 5 Henry Colin, 2-story “end basement brick, 40x133, Vos, 240 and 251 State etrect. Coarad Dewirz, 2-story and basement brick, 25x65, No. 1604 State atreet. N i 3. L. Satterice, 2-atory brick, 4050, No. 501 and 303 State sirest. il & Winch, 2-story and basement brick, 28225, No. 530 Clurk street. - 3. P. Morsh, 2story snd bascment stone, 25545, Michipan avenue, near Thirty-third streat. ¥. M. Groy, 2-tory and basement brick, 330235, Caltimet avenus, near Thirty-seventhest, Poter Kermes, 231073 brick, 24265, No. 1752 State street. James McComie, 2-story and basement brick, 43x80, Nos, 52 and 54 State street, E. C. Meckel, 2-story brick, 40x26, Nos. 63 and 55 Thirty-nicth street. “"L1i Smith, 2-story 2nd basement Lrick, 24148, MyT- ek avenue. Edward Bafton, 2-etory and basement brick, 41x37, South Park avenue. i John Covert, 2-stery and basement brick, 2ix: Prairie avenne. G. 1. Canuon, %story and bescment brick, 24x156, Thirty-third street. J. H. Kellogg, 2-story and basement brick, 23=z40, N 71 Langloy sireet, £ F. Brown, 2.story and bssement brick, 22x40, o, ¢ Langley strect, 0. X, Brocse, 28 ry and basement brick, 22540, o, 67 Inagicy stroet, D. ¥, Crily, 2story and basomont stons, 22205, Poaiddo aveanar Y aiinaiing P tory bricl, 22£40, Tyler etreet. W. 7. Kinezid, b story and Lacoment stone, 0342, < Wilt?, urcn etreel, AT, Stevenzon, No, 473 LaSalle s tory and basement brick, 25358, 25248, 2449, o, C. W, Chaffee, 2-story and bascment stome, Wabash avenue, J. J. Tnerman, 2-story and bazement brick, Fourth ayenus near Juckson strect, James Doolan, 2-story Lasement brick, 25360, No. 239 ‘Dezrborn street. Philip Jumpolis, 2-story and bascment brick, 23355, No, 235 Fifth avenue, Pat Doyle, 2-story and basement brick, 20342, No. arteentl strest. ha AcMabon, 2-story and basement brick, 21x55, o, 85 Eighteenth street. ed Leuneterg, 2-story brick, 56x70, Halsted strect, near Thirty-fourth, i Joscyh Peall, 2-story brick, 22340, No, 113 Twonty~ ninth street. ] J. C. McCord, 2-story and basement, stone, 40125, ‘Vincennes aventte, near Thirty-cighth street. Rosalie Gundernan, 2-story and Laement, brick, 47575, Nos. 340 and 342 Statostreet. M. A, Gunlots, 2-story and bazement, brick, 505133, Nos, 527 and 52 'Vernon avenus. John Hinckhverger, 2-story‘and baserent, brick, 25x 62, No. 0 Foarth avenn. -n, 2-story and basemnent, brick, 54x50, To. 115 Third avcnue. . McLachlan & Bro,, S-story and bascment stone, 125x 40, Celumet avenne, near Thirty~third street. 8. D, Weakley, 2-etory and basemient stone, 150340, Calumet aventic, near Thirty-sccond streel, 1L E. Erabe), 2-story and Lascwicnt stone, 22x42, Calumet avenue, near Thirty-thind street, Astar Parker, 2-atbry and basement sione, 25x5, No. 1074 Indian= avenue, Heury Lradford, 3-stery and basement brick, 25361, Fourth avenue, near Harricou strect. W. G. Crelahiton, 2-atory and bascment, 23345, No. 472 Butterfieit stroet, Levi Cilne, 2-story end basement brick, &0x30, No. 231 Third avenue. WWilltam Zshzer, 2-story and bssemeat brick, 25260, No. 254 Fourth avenue. A A. A Libby, 2-atory and bazement store, 39x65, Brichigan a and Thirty-fourth street. Joscph Pecl, 2-story bara, 20x25, No. 115 Twenty- ninth street, Catherine Reis, 2.story and basoment -brick, 24x30, No. 2 Third aveaue. ZLouis Grossman, 2-story brick, 20x42, No. 50 State . Tred Voritz, 2-story and bacement, 25304, Stato street, ‘Thomas Piper, 2-story and bacemont brick, 32556, Bloom streel, Lette Liper, 2-story snd basement, 52556, Bloom strest, s Jolin Ryan, 2-story brick, 20525, No, 1234 State. “Beccl & Ntess, 2-story Lrick, 22580, No. 134 Fifth av- ene. Thilip Dilics, 2story and busement brick, 2050, No. 185 Third avente, Wilkins & Obeuteburg, 2-story 2nd basement brick, 50362, Fourth avanue, Asithew Gotifried, 2-story and basement brick, 42x 54, Alexander strect, ; Blr. H. Aspimwall, 2-story and bagement brick, 23x 50, No, 504 Fourth avenu 37 A, Hotsingtou, 2-story and basement brick, 24340, No, 206 to 214 Shird gyvenie. John Pisree, -story aud Lasement brick, 50260, No. 224 to 223 Yourih aveuue, Qtis & Lane, 2-6tory #ud basement brick, 25240, No, 210 Third avenue. Alics L, It. Pitkin, 2-story and basoment brick, 48x 36, Michizan zvenne. “Augnst Keep, 2-lory end bacement brick, 20x70, 843 State. T.X. Stabbe, 2story and basement brick, 22348, Nos. 42and 4¢ Harrison. 1L W, Mertin; 2-story and basement brick, 25560, Non. 433 Glar} H. W. Martin, 25300, No. 337" Olark Loos, 2.atory and basement brick, 20x30, No 73 Alexander street. Dr. L. Reading, Setory and basement stone, 60xil, Yernon street. John Zohunger, 2-story and basoment brick, 2254, No. 57 Tinnel street, -slory and busement brick, 48155, snd 704 Archer avenue, Weber, 2 storica and basement, brick, 21350, ru streot, ear Twent Joia Hutchinison, 2 storics and basement, sone, 50, No. 1435 Indiana avente, J.E. Joncs, 2 stories, brick, 33x150, No. 371 Cot- tage Grove avenue, F. A._Wichelman, 2 tories and basement, brick, 503803 Nos. 210 and_ 213 Siate street. Smith, 2 storic and Lorement, stonc, 50542, ‘avenue and Gano street, , 95130 ; No, 1155 tory brick, ight, 2 siorics, Lo State street, L. Recso, 2 rtories and baecment, brick, 24x40; . AL Allen, 2 stories and bascment, brick, 60z42 ; northwest corner Thirty-third strees’ and Veabash zvenue, A. Uraunctein, 2 etories and basemezt, stone, 253 Jordan, 2 stories and Lasement, etone, 50xdl; Calumet avenue, nesr Twenty-sccoud street. 2 stories aud bussmeat, ind 11 Rendolph strect. tories snd busement, eione, 24x 47, Walash avenue, near Thirtieth streot. John Cover?, 2 étorica and bascment, brick, 25360, Indian avenue, near Twenty-gixth streot. ‘William Puetz, 2 storivs zud basement. brick, 24x50, Wentworth avente, nesr Tweaty-third etrecs, . Ayres, 2 storios und baserient, stoac, 53x102, No. 637 Micaigan zvenue, Mrs, Kate Tiorey, 2 stories, brick, 20540, No. 321 sturies, brick, 20x70, No. 323 State Luke West, 2 etrent. 0. Chapin, 2 etorfes and basement, brick, 20 . 180 Morroe et 2 gtaries and basenent, brick, 22352, Tuird avenne, 3. W, Farwell, 2 storics, brick, 22556, Tldrty-first street, ne=r Butterficld. irs, L. E. Deane, 2 stories, brick, 18230, Thirty-eoventh strect. THREE-STORT BUILDINGS, W. J. & T. S. Johnson,3 stories, brick, 133%40, Egan aveune, cornier Jobnson place, Tatrick Beilzun, 3 stories rud bascment, stone, 30232, Nea, 21 and 2k strect., F. 3oss, ¥ +tories and basement, stone, 25260, No. 53 Sherman strcet. James Owens, 3 etories and bascment, Lrick, 25243, No. 143 Wabach avenue. Weehington Smith, 3 storzes and basement, stone, 993100, Clark strest near Van Bares. Chatles Steit, 3 stories and lusement, rick, 25x62, Stzte street, norileast coruer Twenty-{ifth, B, E. Gallup, 3 rlorivs sud buscwcns, stoze, 112270, 8§64 Tudiana svenue, Jacob Troutwein, 3 etorics and bascment, stene, 24x 80, No, 83 Archer avenue, fos 3 etorics and basement, brick, Tiwenty-second strect, near Mchigan aveaue. Stiles Burzon, d-story and Lusvinent Lrick, o, 163, 167, 10 109 Soutk Water street. James Turger, 3-»lory and buscient stone, 20x72, Prairie avenue, Jacob Johnaon, J-story snd byzement brick, 40281, Clark sireet. C. 3. Brouglton, 1-story brick, 15226, No. 610 Stato street. H. D. Mattiews, 3-story and basement stone, 5360, Sherman street, near Jackson. J. J. Dwyre, 3-story and basement brick, 25150, Staie-sirect, near Thirly-second. Jiichacl Mulvain, Fclory and basement brick, 5 er of State end Thirtleth streets €0x59, 60298, ncar Thirty-second. Charles W. Rigdon, 8-ctory snd besement stone, 44x46, Washington stréet. Johin Ptacck, 3-story and basement brick, 25x70, Twenty-Afth stroet, Andrew Watchier, 3.¢tory snd basement, brick, 40558, No. 73, Fourth avenur. 1 Middlefor, S-story and basement brick, 81x74, Adams strect, 3L Tughiit, 3-+tory and bascment stone, 26x6d, No. 1348 Pralrie avenue. G. T, Temick, 8 stories, slone, 24x40, Profric avenue mear Thirtieth dtreet. John Stevens, 3 storieq and_Ungement, brick, 100570, Nos. 639, 661, and Arcler avenue, Jneob Spengicr, $ xtories, brick, 46z, Cottaga Grove avence, carner Twenty-Afth strect. Ttndolph Webrlt, 8 Atorics aid baseraent, stono snd brick, 32x25, Hubbard court. ‘Conrad Scipp, 3 storica &nd basement, brick, 6060, Trwenty-seventh etreet. §. W, Morse, 3 storles and basomeat, brick, 223250, No. 1452 Wabash nvense, Julius Heitereigh, 1 stories and hascment, brick, 48 225, Polk street, near Fourth avenue. Thtrick Egan, 8 storics, brick, 20540, No, 193 Third avent 3.3, Muller, 3ztory and Disement rtone, ‘63309, Sonth Park avenue and Tirty-ffth street, T, A, Stevens, S-story and bawement stone, 40230, Wabash avenue, near Jackeon rtrect. 3trs, 3. A. Downle, -story and bzsement brick, No. 242 LaSalle etrect, T Phillipson, S-atory and basemant stone, 2435382, No, 464 State stroct. amucl Stifel, 3-story and basement _stone, 50559, Wabssh avenue, near Tywenty-fifth streot. A. W, Wright, 3-story and basoment brck, 19570, Wafer and Clark strco's, ‘Augnst Morgenweck, 3-story and bazement atons, 49 x70, Cottago Grove avenue, near Thirty-ninth street. ‘W, Churchyeil, 3-story aad_bagement brick, 25560, No. 161 Fourth avense. Paul & Soith, S-story and basement stone, 40575, Nos. 325 and §27 State sirect, Peter Ropler, 3-story bascmeat stoxe, 50270, No. 410 State street, Michzel Gross, f-story end basement brick, 40570, Nog. 458 and 455 State atreet. Johanna Banm, $-story and basement brick, 20570, No. 442 State. €. Linde, s-story and basement brick, 25366, No. 145 Third avenne, -G, Pottgeirer, $tory and bsement stone, 4018, No, 369 and 371 State, : Tobert Turney, -story and bssement brick, 20270, Tos. 405 State. Peter Keseler, S-story and basement stone, 20x70, To. 457 Stata. AT, Yelser, 3-stosy and basement etone, 25389, No. 263 Clark, 306l Bigelor, Satory and bazement brick, 243108, No, 376 Siate, Peter Dorgmann, 3-story and basement brick, 50x 103, State 2nd Polk. Fred Hoffman, d-story and lesement brick, 25263, o, 1¢3 Fourth ayenuc, G. . Feun, i-ntory end basement stone, 25332, No. 514 State strect, Theobald Harlmann, 3-story and bLascment etone, 50x75, Nor. 348 and 350 Sizte rireet. xither Chnreliwell, 3-story aad basement brick, 213€3, No, 161 Fourth avenue, _ % 3. W, E. Thomes, -story and bazement stone, 193 Fourth avenue. estcn, S-story 2nd bisement brick, 40x £0, os, 503 a=d 505 State btrcot, %. France, S-rory and baseint toze; 24x80, Dear- ‘bern end Eigltcenth streela, . 702 7. L. Montgomery, 2-story brick, 24x42, N Asbland ayenue, . Adolph Delhanane, 2-story and basement brick, No, %51 Milwaukee aveniie. : J. H. Lutler, 2-story and basement stone, 21338, No, 454 Fuiton stréet. M. H. Scoville, 2-story and basement brick, 43543, Elizsteth Tels, d-story and basement brick, 40380, Twe. 403 and 405 Sfie elriot. Joian L, Gondicher, 3-s:0ry and bagement stoue, 05 =110, State rad Herriton atreets. ohn Hofford, 3-story and basement brick, 35160, No. 186 Fourth avonue. Jacob Arusline, 3-story and basement brick, 20270, No. 61 Sitats street, Sangamon streef. £ Chinrles Norkuzaster, S-story and barement 20x70, | _ Richard C. Ackerly. 2-atory and basement brick, 50x No. 409 State atreet. 23. No. 417 West Madison street, - Tnderwood & Co., 2-story and basement brick, 80x 30, Halsted atrect, 1. A. Lyon, 2-story and basement brick, 30524, West Adams street. _Tred Wacker, 2-story and basement brick, 16x05, No, 61 Blue Tslaud avanue, : E. Powell, 2-¢tory and bazoment brick, 21552, No, 310 South Haisted streot. .S, Hayes, 2-story and basement stone, 142338, od Trorkmastcr, S-story and ~basement - brick, 20x70, No. 497 Stats street. Aandel Bros,, 3.story and basement stone, 50x100, Kos., 352 and 354 State strect, N, ‘Tnlleshaiu, -story and basement brick, 22x61, Nos. 131 Fourth'aveuuc, Nathaw Davis, d-rfory and basement brick, 49360, Xo. 262 and 264 Fourth aveaue. 3 Poter Wold, 3-story and bassment brick, 25260, No, 147 Third avenu, Sawyer's Addition. @. A. Ingall, S-story and basement brick, 24x100, | 8.'S. Hayes, 2-story and basement stome, 120x30, Mo, 574 Stale sircet, Sheldon stree Yenry Rabn, 2 afories and bisement, brick, Ashland avenue, near Auguata treet, 6. B. Thorb, 2 stories and basement, brick, 12240, Mr. Miller, 3-story and bszement Lrick, 25170, Stata and Folk strests, A. Webber, S-story and bescment brick, 4Cx80, Nos. 431 and 433 State street. . Moriros street, coruer of Seeley avenue, Y. Rachl, G-story and Lasement, 20x75, No. 320 | Martin K, Graner, 2-story and Lasement brick, 20z Stata street.’ 40, No. 160 Nor(h Green, 3. Scanlon, -story ‘and basement brick, 23566, No, | _Isaac Boyd, 2-story brick; 48x30, Van Duren, near 424 State strect. Honore, 3corge Erigkson, :story end basement brick, 20x75, | Elizabeth White, 2-story brick, 213¢x36, Plum street, 70 State eircel. near Ladlin, 3L, D, Way, 2-story stono, 96x107, Thirtcenth strect, near Bitwe Isiand avenue. i m Hanson, 2.story end basement brick, 21x 0 Morgan gircet. % T, N. Richards, 2-story and basement brick, 21250, Harrison street, tiear Idabo, A. D, Sturtevant, 2-story and basement atone, 25356, o, 503 West Monroe atreet. L _ G, Bales, 2.story and basement brick, 6x40, Citaton and Forquer stresls. . Mathew Guersing, 2-story and basement brick, 25x €0, No, 619 West Eric streef. Johu Belrghofier, -atory and bascment brick, 75252, Ssngamon and Praft, S, W. Broply, 2-sfory ind basement brick, 24253, Monrog trect, near Western avenue. . g John Lussen, 2-story and basement brick, 20326, 115 Sebor street. Segirt & Ditz, 2-story and basement brick, 50x75, Now. 317 and 419 Blue Island avenue, Mrs, Ellen Keenan, 2-atory and basement brick, 4870, Madison, near Hoyne. Joseph William, 2-story and basement brick, 25260, No. 206 Szngamod. J.J. Gooirich, T-story and Tasement brick, 80x35, Oakley and Polk. J. Dempaey, 2-atory Erick, 1929, No, 376 Hubbard, 7. E. Onsley, 2-story and bassnlent Ygick, 125140, Monroe and Roboy. < West Division Baitroad Company, 2-story brick, 90x L. G. Aray, 3-story and basemont brick, 43x80, Calu-~ et avenue. Roger Plant, 3-story and basement ‘brick, 25390, Fitth avenuo and 3lonroe rireot. C. L. Raymond, S-story aud basement stome, 25363, No. 111 Ualumet avenne. . & W, E. Thomuse, 3-story and basement stone, 22 260, No. 108 Fourth avenue, Tiico Fay, d-story and_basement brick, 50x61, Fourth avenuc, neir Harrison_ atrost, S. H. Wheeler, i-otory 20d - Basement brick, 25x71, Third avenue. . = Otto L, Schroedcr, S-atory. and 'basement brick, 40x 84, Noa, 42 and 425 Statestreet. Rirs, B, Seluar, &-story and basement stone, 20: No. 403 State street. Jacob Pister, 3-atory and bascment brick, 20260, No, 491 State strect. 3 Hugh McLellzn, 3-atory snd basement- stone, 20x70, No, 446 State street, Jeuny Coclbaugh, 3-story and basement stone, 243/x 88, Fourth avenue, near Harrison street. 5 G, 11, Seger, S-story and basement stone, 20x67, No, 4358 FOUR-STORY PTILDINGS, e S, Thomas, 4505y and Lssement stone, 25162, No, 129 Dearbor, illinm Locke, &-story and basement stone, 473¢x137, State, near Quincy. L. Kohl, £3tory and basement stone, 20x70, No. 114 Clark, 25, Wachingtou, near Stanton avente, G. Golls, -story and basement brick, 50x104, Nos. | _ Peler Reilly,’ 2-slory and bagement brick, 20x40, 506 =nd 508 State. Canalport avenue and Blar, Ar, Megele, 4-story and bazement stone, 60570, Sate | Warder, Mitchell & Co,, tory and basement brick, sireet. 62x140, Clinton street, Ols Olson Mouland, 2-story and bazement brick, 2ax 48, Carpeuter street, Ratbun Norton, 2story brick, 20570, No. 2 Greea R. H. Monlton, 2-sfory brick, 22xM4, No. 857 West Morroe street. James Sinciair, 2-afory and basement brick, 2250, No. 43 Depuyster street, W. I Brazelion, 2-storyand basement brick, 39Xx 83, No, 64 Throop street. . brick, 24x16, No. 97 South T. Bosley, “story Hafited etroet. “Calvin Stoae, 2 storics and basement, stone, 23150, Ada street, near Fulton, ; 3ra, Ellen Keonan, 2 storfes ind'bssement, brick, 48 X0, Nos, 816 and 848 West Madieon strect. Jonua Jobnson, 2 stories and basement, brick, 40546, Nos, 249 and #51 Wezt Polk klreet. J.B. Nordham, 2 stories and basement, brick, 22x 432, No. 47 West Exiestrect, Frederick Sayer, 2 stories, Lrick, 20x31, No.122 Johnson treet. . Jumes Parrott, 2 stories, brick, 40250, Nos. 21-and 2 Depuysler sireet. Wilijam Gallrgan, 2 stories and Lasement, brick, 24 234, No. 408 Ceutre avente, C. 3. Jaques, 2 stories and ‘basement, etone, 26530, Toomis sircet. corner of Van Buren. Thonss Whiterlds, 2 storfes cnd bizement, brick, 21 x50, No. 12 Harrisol strect. ‘William Sivyer, Jr., 2 storjes and bascment, brick, 43535, Noa. 12 and 14 Winchester aventte. Mat Borliund, 2 yories and Lascment, brick, 23543, No. 35 West Jackzon strect. Joln Lasadil, 2 Etorfes ard Lasement, brick, 25150, No. 153 Do Koveu mirtet. Ti. Jolmvon, 2 etories and basement, brick, 22256, No. 65 Weat Qo strect. R, Ciaynan, 2 storice, brick, 25260, No. 620 West, Azdizon street, Thomus Butler, 2 etories, brick, !20x12, No. 187 Drown street, George Met7, 2stories and basement, brick, 2455, coruer of Scott snd Aster etreets, 3. Losoucek, 2 storics, and. bzsement, brick, 21x50, No, 180 Brows street. el Withowaky, 2 stories nnd ‘Lasement, stove, , Zvos, 151 and 154 South Pooria strect, Dabeock Phaufucturing Company, 2 storled and besement, brck, 401100, Desplaines, cormer of Mather Btreet, Jolm Spangler, 2 storfes, brick, 25156, West Four- toemth street, near Union. “Jumes 1®ukin, 2 storics and Lasement, brick, 243x- 50, No. 346 Wesl Adums street, . L. Crumb, 2 stories and bascrent, brick, 3834, West Adaan, corner of Trwjn Rtreet. 8. 7. Istelle, 2 stories mid barement, brick, 22x32, Cambell avautie, corner of Congress strect. Waclar Sniede, 2 stories busement, brick, 21x48, Taylor, near Desylaines street. 3. Catidn, # wories and basement, brick, 23333, No. e stree J. E. Sherman, 4-story znd basement stoue, 203149, TLake, near LaSatle, Andirews & Otiw, 4-story snd besement stone, 40x90, Nos, 192 zud 194 Clark, “Eipelow estate, 4-story and- basement brick, 20350, ‘Water utreet, near Clark, G. Roth, 4-story and basement stone, 20575, Ran- dolyh und Tasaile streets, 1. G, Coulfield, 4-story and besement stone, 24z 18034, Monroc street, near Dearborn. Juthes Van Cita, 4-story aud busement etono, 505137, State street, near Quincs. Newsboys! and_Dootbiacks’, 4 storiex and base- ‘meut, brick, 46175, Quincy street, near Market, Stozo & Espert, 4 stories znd bosement, stone, 195xG0, Fiftl nvenue, southeast corner of Randolph street. X Neigelson & Shoilds, 4 rlorics and basement, brick, 120x150, Nos. 190, 192, 194, 196,198, and 200 South Water straet, yles, 4 stories and ‘basement, brick, 150375, Michigan avenue, northeast corger of South Water stroet, . J. Wren, 4 storles snd basement, stone, 40290, 195 and 196 Washington strect, Ed Mendell, 4 storics_and bacemont, brick, §2x 95, Van Buren strect, northeast corner of Pacitic av. 3. B. Wallers, 5-story aud basement stouc, 45100, Nos. 53 and 55 Lako strect. Chiarles Follensby, 4-etory and basement stone, 154x 46, Walazh aveute. Uoz Bros, 4-story snd Lazement stonc, 39580, Nos. 200 and 202 Clark street. C. H, Thomeon, 4-story and busement stone, 49380, Nos. 163 aud 165 Clark street, 3. G. Adums, 4-tory and basement brick, 23x81, Frauklin straet, near Madison. Gralam MeNamara, 4-story and basement brick, 20x 55, No. 243 Kandolph esreet. Tnos Avros, 4-rtory cud basement brick, 40235, Nos, 239 and 241 Randolph street. o Tiugh Templecon, +-story and Nos. 11 and 213 Randolph street. Mortimer & Teppan, -story and_tasement brick, 80350, cornor of South Water aud Clark streets, P, Carpuuter & T, King, 4-story and basement brick, 403143, Nos. 197 sud 19 Soutls Water street, Dr. Alwater, 4-story snd basement brick, 22190, No, 66 South Water strset. J. Clark, 4 stories and basement stores, 24x44, State £trcet, near Randolph, 3. L. Ciszpman, 4 siorics snd basement briclr, 405100, Now, 184 and 186 Weshingion street, 3.'C. McCord, 4 stories and bascment, stone, 22x 100, No. 212 Madison sireet. Totter Lalimes, 4 stories and bacement, stone, 100x 114, coruer of State and Jacknon strecte, A H. Burley, 4 stories znd bazement, brick, 20x100, No. 120 Lake street. “uridil King, 4 storics and basement, stone, 302165, Mo, 115 Lake strect. = FITE-STORY DIILDINGE. Scofleld Wedhaws, 5 stories and basement, stone, 40 <170, 0. 213 Madison-st. ry, E, 8. Rutter, 5 storiés and basement, atone, 130 fadison strect, corner Wabzsl avenae, Fivestory ond basement, stone, 3x108Y, Lot 4, Block 118, School Addision, Madison strect. T, iladdock, Gstory and bascuent, ttone, 76x171, corier of Wabzl avenue and Sfonroo street, Yijinouth Cougregationsl Church, sione, 100x163, Iichlmn avenue, near Twen'y-sixth atrcet, 5 th aud Geots Annotr, 5 storics 2nd baso- , Noa, 42 aud 44 Lake stree sitditm, 6 alories and basemest, brick, 24x 150, No. 25 Tk stect. Henry EoE, § g:ories and basement, brick, 24130, No, 26 Lake street, Ogden & Sbeldon, Gstory and basement stone, 45x 112, State street, near Adams, James Wadnworth, S-story and basement brick, 65x 1€0, Noe. 235 to 250 Madisou stree ST2-STORY DUTLDINGE. 5, 8. Jones, 6-story and basoment sione, 25265, No, 27 Dearboru street, cment stone, 40190, No, 455 South Canal street. Mre, 3. 1., Stnlth, 2 storics and basement, brick, 42z 40, Peoris, near Aarrison strect, A Korth, 2 stories and bassment, brick, 30x40, No. 613 Wess Twoiith street. Aixs Jane Ferrier, 2 stories and baement, stone, 2323, West Monros, noar Pautiny strect, 200, No. 723 Al Yeier Miller, 2 stoncs, stone, wankes avenae. JosephNowak, 3 stories and basexent, brick, 24x110; No. 447 Cumal strect. A. D, lecd, 2 stories and basement, brick, 100x00, counier of Califoraia nvenus and Madison street, C. Menllke, 2 ttorics and pesement, bric] No. 215 Ruckes stzeet, J. E. Oasley, 2 stories, stone, Sechey aveun : 5. 8. Hayes, 2stories oud basement, Lrick, 128236, Tuion Addition, Deput place: . J. Mi , 2 stories and basement, brick, 60s ington, cerner Hoyne, A ry, “-story and Lasement brick, 30x40, Meridian, near Unfon etreet, Tuomszn Byrue, 2-sory and basement brick, 69x60, Canzlport avenue, near Jeilerson. Fletning & Wlson, 2 etorivs and Lasement, brick, 60 233, Putk aveuue, néar Oakioy street. West Monroe, nesr West Division. TORT BUILDI¥GE, ory and buscuont brick, 25318, No, ‘artoll sireet, Jokn Wiron, l-story and barement, 24x40, Lake, C. P. MicRay, 2 storfes and basement, brick, 96x34, nesr ors: ter of Adzns end Camybell avenue. 3. 1.story and basement brick, 21x80, No. | 21 Kennon, 2 lories, brick, 104x48, Adams ™ Btreet, corner of Hamiltou avenne. {{ iaue, l-story cnd Dosement brick, 60x39, O, 1, McKsy, 2~tory and basement, 105x40, Hermit~ Canal, corner of 1Larriadn etrect. age ayenue. C. I'. 3cKsy, 2-6tory and Lasement brick, 10540, Wood stree 5, >-story and basement brick.24 ect. and busement stone, 20x72, No, 178 North Halsted street, E. Bryne, %siory brick, 20332, No, 100 Dunker -story and bascment brick, 0x enth stresty, ! , 2-slory and bazement etone, 50x44, Nos. 496 and 423 West Monroe sireet. t. 3L Oliver, 1-story and Lasement brick, 435100, South Inistod trect. TLomas Walsh, 1-story and basement brick, 20x34, No, 819 Weet Taylor struet. an Pulver, 1.story brick, 20232 Letle street, W, T, Lardner, 1-story and’ besement brick, 22145, No. 261 Centre avenue, 1i, Pike, lostors =nd basement brick, 25244, No. 687 South Lialsted efrect. 5 1-story and Lasemedt Drick, 20350, lor kireet. Patrick Hicl: o, 295 Wes sheock Mannfacturing Company, 1-story brick, 24340, Desplatues, cornor of Kather trect, Paul Sowieki, 2-story and basement brick, 10345, No. Pat’ Loughlin, ' T-story aud basemeat brick, 20x40, | 70 Pratt strest, No. 97 Brown street Iram Nye, Zstory and basement stome, 25366, Puter Daiacr, Latory brick, 25138, No 64 West | Adnms, near Ashland aveste. Lake rtrect, T. A.\Weage, 2-story brick, 4ix45, Western and E. Schucider & Co,, 1-atory and baecment brick. *| Grand avenues. Trering & Warren, 2:story and basement brick, 72x 36, Oakley etrect, neat Polk, ‘A L. Brumfield, 2-story and Lasement brick, 25560, Ko, 603 West Lake strevt. / Joseph MGee, 2-story and bascment/brick, 24xs4, Drown and Twelfth strcct. T. J. Warner, 2-utory and basement brick, 45335, Astor and Diyision sirects. . Best ¥ Co., 2-8t0ry brick, 130x44, Desplaines and Indisns etrects Tdbrooke & Lwing, 2-story and basoment brick, 53x 40, Ann street, near Lake. George Weitnan, 2-story and basement brick, 21364, No, 215 Mitehell sireet, Thomiu Vv, Hayes, 3-story and basement brick, 255 . 612 Throop lrect, Staples, 9-story and busement brick, 69335, rect, near Poik, Jobn Carrull, -atory snd bacement Urick, 22x23, West Tvreiith atreet. B, Clelaud, 2-story and basement brick, 42x40, No, 733 West Adams stroet. Menry Weber, 2-story and bascment stone, 20354, No. 266 and 293 Warren avenue. §.N. & N. 8. Smith, 2-story and basement brick, 22 86, Oak atzeet, near Stanton avenue, Tfeary Burg, 2-story and basement brick, 20132, 61 Pratt street, . J. Hammen, 2-story and bascment brick, 25152, No. 270 Bangamon street. THNCF-STORY DUILDINGS. r. Bticber, 3-5tory and basement brick, 25370, il waukce ventie, Ciarles Meager, 2-story 2nd baeement rick, 25320, No, 223 Milwaukee avende. ’f. J. Quick, 3-story and bacement brick, 42346, Jackvon and Halsted strects. A. ¥ Serriunsn, 3-story brick, 20545, No. 138 Juck- son street. A 7. F, Dugan, 3-story and basement brick, 25x60, No. 220 Bilwaukee avenue, H, B. Miller, S-story and basement brick, 5035, Test Adams street, T, P. Derickson, 3 storles and basemeat brick, 50x 50, West Fourteenth street, nortawest corner of Centre streot. * O. 11, Alkius,3 storics and basement, brick, 25355, Ashiland avenue, near Adams. T M. Stodder, S-story aud basement brick, 120270, Madison street, iear Western avenue. Frauk Mc3ahus, d-story and basenient stone, 20538, No. 485 Fulton street, Ole Larson, 3 stories and basement, brick, 48x62. Non 289 =nd 291 West Van Buren street. Mrs. P, McGinul, 3 etorics xnd basement, brick, 66x 0, Weat Indiana street, northeast corner of Carpenter. John Hengles, 3-story 2nd bacemeut stoze, 6770, corper of Halsted and Fourtecenth strects, F. I, Avers, 3-story and basement brick, 37x60, West Lake sireet. Lonis Frederick, 3 atorfes snd basement, brick. 10z 50x75, corner of McGregor and Wallace streets. TTO-STORY TTILDINGS. Eimball, 2 stories snd bssement, stone, 24240, No. G4 West Monroe sirect. % L. Tvereon, © siories and bescment, brick, Robey stroct, near Le loyme. C. Tiuberland, 2 stories and basement, stone, 24342, 20¢ Ceutre avautie, M, Braunweller, 2 ctories and basement, hrick, 25274, Soutli Ji+Isted, near West Tourteenth strect. 5. 3. 11T, 2 &torics and basement, brick, 22x10, West Adsmr, nenr Honore street. 3%, Thorpe, 2 stories and basement, brick, 24335, Centre avenus, near larrisou strect. 1, Huglos, & stories cud basement, brick, 30x62, 815 Test Madison strect, 3. L. isvercamp, 2-story and basément stone, 23x £2, coraar of Adams and Lincoln streets. iillam McCarthy, 2-story and basement brick, 24x 45, corner of Taylor and Aberdeen. Patrick Carmody, 2-story and busement Lrick, 92 Shollo Rtreet, . 31, Sturner, 2-story and basement brick, 25x7C, N %27 South Halsted sircet, 3. T0. Marphy, 2 wories, brick, 40130, 162 and 151 Weat Congress street. Schott Bros., 2-story and basement brick, 60280, No. 407 West Harrison strect, John O'Neil, 2-story and basement stone, 135344, Loomis strect, near onroe, William _Stéinket, 2 stories and basement, brick, 24- 358, 441 West Twelflth street. % Jokm T, Brown, 2-6tory and beeement brick, 22355, Thirteenth street, near Laflin, C. P 2cKay, 2-story and baeement brick, 72238, corner of Honore and Monroe etre: C. P. Mckay, 2-story and basement brick, 0233, cor-. ner of Honore tnd Monroc strects. Moody & Walers, 2-story and basement brick, 35363, No. 41 Green street. Solomon V7, C. Snaw, 2 stories and basement, stone, 102255, Carroll avenne, near bt Jon's plece, J. W, Warner, 2-story and basement stone, 24x40, No, 23 West Congress etrect. Willlam Enfessel, 2-storyand basement brick, 25350, corner of North and Ashlend avenues, A. L. Sweet, 2-story and basement efone, 25360, 845 West hlonroe street, Christ. Bouse, 2-story znd basement brick, 22160, No, 54 Hastings street. A. G, Low, 2-story and barcment brick, 44x52, Nos. 154 and 156 fouth Green street. % . Grossor, -story brick, 21142, No, 233 South Xay wireet. . Clezver, 2-story and bacement brick, 20370, No. 133 Canal straet. Thomas Price, 2-4tory brick, 22135, No. 9 South Curtis street, S. B, Wiilard, 2.story and basement brick, 40x57, ‘Nos. 44 and £6 Peoris street. Jamea C. Durke, 2-story and basement brick, 22x44, ‘West Taylor streot, " | 30, Milwaukee avenue, southerst of Division street. Authody Czeper, 2-story and basement brick, 22252, |~ Johm Quigley, ‘-story and baseracat, brick, 271100, Ne. 101 Newberry ftreet. No. 420 Madison street. W e T Edvnrd Woods, 2-story and basement brick, 24265, | J. J. Hall, -story and baeement bricx, 4363, Nos. 966 and 968 West Madivon street. Feed Tloppeniedt, 3 atories 35d basement, brick, 24 8 North Curtls. e, Corbett, 3-story and besement, brick, 40z41, West Ninctecnth streer, near Haleted. o Charles Sokup, 3 -wfle: sd bosemment, brick, 25375, Mijlwaukee avenue, near Noble street. M. L.-hm:n. 3-story and busement brick, 24182, cornér Halstad and Barber streots, . 'D. Barclay, 3-story and basement brick, 65x74, os, 156 4nd 738 Weat Lake strect, No, 295 Blue Island avenue. 3. 5. Corlics, Sstory and basement stome, 86350, Cenire avenue, Jeremiah McAuliffe, 2-story and basement brick, 24 x33, No. 65 Waller strect, Thnder & Mycrs, 2atory 2nd basement stone, 44142, Eageats strest, Margaret D, Furber, 2-story and basement brick, 42 O it Tostory brick, £2545, Nos, 668 80d 665 - Dinzen, I-story bri Nos, 668 an ‘Weat JL:isca atroct. ' ~ l 3Irs. Otto, 3.story nd basement brick, 35255, corner of Hurriscn'and Stieidon strests. 4 3.3 stury and Lement brick, 33<50, Yest Indfana street, i per, d.uory and bisemont atone, 25395, No. 477 South Catisl strect. o J- Tt Lilga, rtory and basement brick, 20265, No. 8 West Indiana sirect. . , B, Plamondon, 4~tory and basement Lrick, 25x46, 0, 36 Throop sirect. % G. 3, a:d 5. . Simith, 2-story and basement brick, pa o0, 1577 Indiann strect. < B iam Metzger, 3-ytory and basement brick, 5675, Nos. 623 and 635 Cimal atzest. B Jacob Schimmel, 3 stozies znd basemient, sone, 50x 80, Soutls Haleted strect, near Weut Fourieentl straot. F. Scheideman, 3 stories and _Lasemcat, stone, 4 372, Nos, 747 aud 740 West Lako street. A Samucl Cole, 3 stories and basément, brick, 59260, 3Milwaukee avenue, Barleline & Rocsing, 3 stories and basement, brick, 100x70, Twelfth street, corner of Brown. AMichael Donoghue, 3 storios and basement, brick, 60 262, Noa. 94 and 96 West Adams sircet, Schiool-house, 3 storics ana basement, brick, £0x100, Brown street, southeast corner of Talor. McEwan & Bllington, 3 stories and basement, brick, 40x70, Now, 96 and 53 Weat Mudison street. Simon Powel, 3 stores and, busement, brick, 68x100, Canalport avenue, corner of Morgan street. Henry H. Goll, 3 stories and basement, stone, 24x 0 ; No: 503 Candl street. John King, 3 stories aua bascment, brick, 2519%; No. 296 Milwankee avenue. 3 1. F. Wolfe, 3 alories and basement, brick, 25x81; No. 298 Milwaukee avenue. 3irs. Sarah Cobb, 3 storiés, brick, 8050 ; Nos. 32,34, and 36 Hubbard strect, 5 W. Lowell, 3 stories and basemest, brick, 25x125; No. 796 West Madison streat, . < E. B. McCagg, 3 stories and. basement, brick, 66z 40, ' Washington place. g Joha Sutton, 3 storics and basement, Btone, corner of Madizon and Lincola streets. ‘Thomas O'Conneli, 3 storivs nnd basement, brick, 25365, Dlue Inland avenue, near Fourteenth sireet. Frank Grundies, 3 storles and basement, brick, 56x 90, No. 433 Vst Lake street. OU-STORT BUILDENGS, Edmund Schoeppe, 4 slories and bisement, brick, 6€x30, Nos, 311, 13, and 315 ilwaukes avenue, Iilinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, é-ctory und base- ment Lrick, 10430, cormer of 'Adams aud Peoria streets, Jesso Moyt, elevator, 907140, cornex of Carroll and Canal streuts, Francis Hutchinson, 4-story and basement brick, 48 240, corner of Throop and Van Buren atrests, W. Patterson, 4-story and bisoment stone, 20x75, No, 159 West Madison streot, G. La Berge, 4 stories and basement, stope, 20x102, N0, 193 West afadison. 3 T, Hatchinson, 4 stories and basement, stone, 48x 55, Nos. 426 and 423 West Van Buren street. McDonough, Price & 'Co., 4-8tory sud basement Drick, 502100, Canal street, near Harrison. Clisrles Berdel, 4-story and basement brick, 40355, Halsted and Lendolpl streets. North Divisioa. ONE-STOEY. Martin Mores, 13¢-story and bawement brick, 22x48, Ward street. ., Rion, I-gory and basement brick, 24x48, No. North avenue, L. 3fouhop, 1-story and tasement brick, 20x46, No. 183 Sedgwick sircet. Chicago & Pacific’ Raflrosd Company, 1-story brick, 30160, Larrabee street and Hawthorne avenue. C. J. Elmeyer, 1-etory and Lasement, 0x130, North Waler street. eyer, 1-story brick, ‘66x72, Korth Water John Wermold, 1-story and ‘basement brick, 56350, Sedgwick, corner of Lincoln avenue. enry Wasnausen, I-story and basoment brick, 24x 20, No. 943 North Clark strect. Jamis Widden, I-story brick, 21x60, Jlichigan street. TWO-STORY BUILDINGS. L. . Baidenweck, 2-story and basement brick, 104x 40, North D2arborn, corner of Chicago svenne, 3. L. Sullivan, 2 stories snd bacement, brick, 34x17, Eaat Pearson strect, northwest corner of State street. J.C. Olson, 2 stories sud basement, brick, 24x45, North Deart orn, near Schiller. d besement, brick, 25x Jacob Klicnhaus, 2 stories 68, No. 454 North Wells street. ? Tewpstead, 2 storios and basement, brick, 43162, No, 362 North Desrborn etreet. . A. Williams, 2 stories and basement, brick, 26340, Lincoln strect. 3 = Madam Bafchford, 2 stories ind basement, brick, 25252, Norih LaSalle corner of AMaple street. W. B, Oakeley, 2 stories and bascment, brick, 39152, No. 445 LoSaile rireet. J. R, Weoke, 2 stories and basement, Lrick, 49547, Not. 3) and 41 Osk avenue. H, McChesney, 2 stories and basement, stone, 43553, Rush atrect, near Superior. Charies LaBahu, 2 stories and bazement, brick, 26x 220 Clybourn svenue, wird Garrliy, 2 etories and bzsement, brick, 60x 30, Pin etreet. Fdward Malier, 2 storics snd basement, stono, 20280, North Dezrborn strect, near Maple. Boujamin Dolder, 2 stories aud basoment, brick, 225 . 113 Erie strect, * Joseph Roelle, 2 stories and basement, stone, 33355, ‘Erfo stract, near Norti Dearborn. J. M. Baker, 3 storics aud basement, brick, 20215, 189 North Deatborn strect. H, E. Sivage, 2 siorics and basement, stone, 25342, OLIo treet, Letween Cass and North Stite. J. H. Bartell, 2 storics and basement, brick, 25232, 156 Hiiron strect. J. M1, Hooper, & stories and basement, brick, Peareon street, 'near Pine. Caspar Berz, 3 stories and bassment, briek, No, 127 North LaSalle street. Jucob Rehm, 2 stories and basement, stone, Carter street, corner of Lane. B, Citrford, 2-story and basement brick, Nv. 31 Granger street. i Jncob Mehm, 2-story aud basement stone, Centre street, near Lane place. C. J. Chadvwick, 2-siory and besement, 20354, Pine street, near Tilindis. A, L. Schofield, 2story and bssement brick, 25x36, Campliell Park, near Oukley street. ¥ Slovert, 2-story and basement brick, 22250, Sedg- wick street aud North avente, A. Lobb, 2-stary and bascment etone, 40350, Dezr- ‘Lorn and Schiller streets. Joln Brhuesler, 2-story and basemont brick, 48156, No. 433 North Clerk strect, Baidwin, Walker X Co., 2-story and bazement brick, 14312, Sadjrwic: street, iear Sophis L. A. Otiz, 2°story and bazement brick, 25x40, Huron strect. Julius TUlrick, 2-story and basement brick, 23160, 467 Wells strost, Nick Knubman, 2-story and basement brick, 22218, . 166 Superior strect, Willism ¥. O'Brien, Z-story znd basement brick, 50z 90, Nos, 61 and 63 Wells street. 3z, Appleton, 2-story and basement brick, 25z61, Norih Dearborn strect, I, S, Chandler, 2-story and basement brick, 22240, No, &0 Oak strect. George M. Moulton, 2-story and betement brick, 21z 51, No. 339 Indins aircet, Joseph Welsel, 2-atory and basement bries, 25330, Larrabee strest, Charles Gustaveon, 3story and Lueement brick, 20x 53, No, 1i2 Scdygwick eireet. E. Kaeseberg, 2-story aud basement brick, 06x38, Lincoln aveaue. John Horn, 2-story and basement brick, . 24x63, Ne, 493 Wells sxzcet. 3L, J. T3, Packard, 2-story and baeoment brick, G0x 80, Superior kireet, near Ringsbury. BT, Scanln, 2etory and basement, brick 99x52, Clybourp aveue, near Division strect, G. I'. Rateey, 2story and_basemont brick, 405100, corner of Ruh and Huron atreets, Nicholas Zinner, 2-story aud bazement brick, 22x 50, No. 123 Indiana strect. John Walsh, -2=tory and besement brick, No. 271 North Market strect. Churles Seliober, 2 stories and basement, brick, T0x 2, No. 502 Nortn Dearborn, = ohn Knost, 2 etories and bosement, brick, 23540, 552 North Clark street. 3 . Melne, 2 stories and basement, brick, 25375, No, 345 North avenue, red Frillmen, 2 stories and basement, brick, 20160, No. 363 Division street. Jane McDozald, 2-story brick, 40565, Nos. 132 and 134 North Clark sireet. John McNeely, 2 stories 5nd basement, brick, 40344, No. €3 Orchard troet. T. Swartchild, 3 stories and basement, stone, 25342, Obio, near North State. Ienry Bronald, 2 stories and basement, brick, 24346, No. 242 Furon street, David Coey, 2 stories and bagement, stone, 100240, corner of Superior aud t. Clair strecta. L 8. Thompeon & Co., 2-slory brick, 4089, Frank- lin, corner of Pearson, . Wm. Waller, 2stories and_basement, stone, 45352, North Dearborn street, near Osk. 3irs. C. Stevens, 2 stories, brick, 24zif, Webster avenue, near Hurlbut street, Johu Teals, 2-story brick, 20x27, Oak and Rush streets. Samuel Hice, 2-sfory britk, 20240, Halsted street and Belden avente. 2ux47, 22348, 4Tx49, 22148, 99535, B Fred Pecker, Zstory and bascment brick, 29560, 64 North Wolls trect. Oscar Ludler, 2.story and basement. brick, 26x72, Vine strect and North aveuue. P. O'Conor, 2-story and basement brick, 70348, Clark, near Division atreet.” Engiish Lutheran church, €2160, Dearborn and Erie strects, Teler Annen, 2-story 2nd basement brick, 25330, No, 365 Tuclana wireet. John Schinaberg, 2-story and besement brick, 24x 65, North avenue, corner of Wells. : Rovert Corilett, 2-story and baseme nt brick, 5039, Indiana street, near Market. 'G. W, Brethaucr. 2-story and basement brick, 25z 45, lurlbut strect, near Webster avenue. ‘Swwedish M. E. church, 2-story and basement trick, 72570, Marlket and Oak sirects. 3rs, L. A. Gubbord, 2-story and basement brick, 7636, WEito street, near LaSalle. 'G. Diates, 2-story and besement stone, 140x45, Su- ‘perior street, near St Clair. 3 Joseph Meyer, 26:0ry and basemont brick, 22x49, Gogthe strest, *'St. Joscpl's School-Honse, 3-story and basemeat ‘brick, 502100, Hill and Franklin sireets, _ 3L.C. Carroll, 2atory zud bascment brick, 22135, Sopbia and Burling streets, . . 8. J. Sherwood, 2-story and bazemsnt brick, 117x 40, Huron strect, nesr Market, : E. S, Blake, 2-story 2ad basement stone, Erie street, near Dearborm, C.J. Eimeyer, 2story brick; 43101, North Water street. E. S, Chesbrough, 2-story and bssement brick, 26z 4, No. 317 North LaSalle sircet, TIMES-STODY BUILDINGS. 7 . H, Fest, 3 tories and basement, brick, 193300, 148 Tilinols trect. 5 B, King. 3stories and basement, stone, 25202, No. 135 Rush street. 3. C. Bullock, 3 stories and bascment, store, 67x30, North Dearborn street, Nov, 469, 411, and 413, Ellen Cravfozd, 3 stories and basement, brick, 2ix 40, Irdiana streel, near Norib State. John Henten, § stories and busement, stane, 27x75, No. 104 North \Welln street. . 8. Glickauf, 5 storics cnd basement, brick, 25350, In- 1a33, near St Clair, ‘Bultock Bros. & Mason, 3 stories and steec, €6x84, North Dearbon, near Dirisi eiesieaty ‘at, bric, asement brik, FaAdhy , corner of Horth Wells and Division sirects. ,,.DP““Q Wilkinson, .3 stories and lasement, trick, 25360, Tush stroot southeast corner Superior, - - Sa7aga & Boosh, Istories and basement, brick, 60x 50, 42 anid 43 Michigan strcet, Stoltz & Woltz, S-story and basemont brick, 50x30, h%g‘.l.u :;u{vfifl Illinois street, 7 idward Warnecie, 3-story’and basement brick, 5 ”"fi:::h‘ssglmmwlfinmflh strect, br'rk. o ackin, ory aud . bas it 120, Corner of Glark and e ey S0ns 107 Anthony McGuire, S-atory aad basemont brick, ‘Bx 10%033.::5_::;:?5.3 Syaute an Clark strest. ; "2, 3 stories and 3L o, 195 Soruy ‘Dearbora strect, T2 ik 250, - T . 3 stories and basem No. 03 North Clark trect. 55 Rk s, basemésit, Brick, 50x Heury Dettman, 3 storics and. 50, No. 318 Clybourn avenue. A .h!.:;cl‘rmk Hines, 3-3tory brick, 20240, No. 217 Indisna basement, brick, 33x68, _G. Bramhold, 3 storfes_and North Clark strest, near Division. Catharine Charleton, 3 atories .and ‘bssement brick, S04, Nos. 32, 34, and 36 North Sisto treet. . Swa tories. Ohsl‘ox;lm':. , S 8! an sement, mne,_m.:'aa . Johnson, 3 storles aud basement, 100: nerof Stte aud linola strosls, haah e corge Webster, G-story and basement stone, No. & 49 Ot stroet, ey St siome 0, Eatate J, High, 3-story snd basement brick, Tx64, dward Koch, 3-story and basement sf Dfi:l&mlnduografimqi. ey ugh Adams, 3-story and basément brick, Pigestrect ;?‘mxmmru’. Bl S . N, Arnold, S-story and basemeént brick,” Nos12) Kinia street. " s Jobn_Wechler, 3-story and basement brick, 20350, No. 128 Kinzle street, T 7 and_basément ‘brick, 83x80, Henrs Slavis, S-story | Tarrabee streat, near Clybourn svenue, - B. H. McCormick, 3-story and ‘basement stope," 68, Rush and Erie lh‘cow.r’ ek Mr. Dutterfield, 3-st a bas " brick, 40%4 o s . Rounsabell, 3-stor 40, Ontatio siree per Clanp., TRt stone, Biz 1. M. Wateon, 3°st b2 Hick, 4653 LaSallo srect, Bear Dicion. ‘fmm iy Peier Emuel, 3-atory and basement stone, 24350, No. 500 North Wells streer. - Estate W. H. Brown, S-story and basement brick, 8724390, Kinzie street. A, ¥V, SchsefTor, & piorie Fascraea . Schaeffer, 4 staries and 60, 0,100 North Clark Viroet.. i uis A. Brown, 4 stories and basement, ston 10, Nort; Clark stecet, coraet of Swserior * ™ 10 B. Von Glabn, 4 atorles and basement, stone, 353103, carset of Clark iud lllols strccts. 7 % uraway, 4-sto bascment Kiorie sireet, noor Clark, e Jobn N, Raithel, {-story and basement brick, 81745, Division street. FIVE-ATORY BUILDINGS, , C.J. L.2Meyer, 5 stories, Lri x148, Pler, ‘North Water ircet, AR Cathiolic church, 34x130, Frauklin, near Schillar, THE PERKINS TRAGEDY. A Letter from Mr. Periing, T the £iitor of the Clncinnati Commercial : I Liad Loped to haveavoided mabung into pring concerning my domestic troubles, and wounld have much preferred that the public would have learned throngh the medinm of a jndiciat inves- tigation the exact facts concerning the sama, but the quasi-authorized statement of Joseph Clare, which has ‘appeared in thepublic press of this date, demands, in justice to myself and m: friends, that I should break the silence which had determined on maintaining. 1t is unnecessary that I should go into a de- tailed statemont of my early acquaintanco with ber who subscquently became my wife, Suflice it to eay, thar when just vatering upon man- hood, some eight vears sinco, I became entan- gled with Julia A. Snell. I found her after she nad already fallen, became infatuated, and was led on step by step till I married and donght to reclaim her. While'it may be truly said that I have not been immacalate ar faithfol to my marriage vows ; that I have, as most young men are likely to be, been led astray—yet, in extenu- ation, let mo urge that before, ot the tima of, sud after my marriage, sie koow my habite, character, and diaposition, and it was by her kuowledge in this respect that not only did she obtain ber mastery over me, but which, in fact, led to marriago itself. Sines she becamo my wife I have songht by overy mozns in my power, to elevato her social condition, introducing her into the family.circle and weaning bor from the socioty and compane ionship of those who knew her before her re- formation. 1 havo always provided for hor avandautly, and npon this ecore there has never Deen any complaint ; nor has there been any se- tious disturbance between us becaunse of my at- tention to others. M _ It is not neceveary that I shonld at this writ- ing go into tho bistory of the introditction of Jozeph Clare into my Lonasehold, the facts which have alroady appeared in print ate sufficieutly zceurate, nor that I should make a detailed statomeut of all that occurred between us, (my wife, Clare, and mysclf) upon that ill-fated night. Suffice it that Isawand heard ensugh tb con- vince mo. that my wifo had been faithless, snd 0t whom I had introduced hor was acd had been for some time pravions maintainipg ¢rim- inal relations with her. Upon that very night, under my own roof, had they agreed to repeal that which bad so often taken place betwéen them before, wsiting only Zor the child to fall asteep to accomplish their purpose. All this I had overheard myself, and cvon after I had forcad the guilty pair into my presence, no posi- tivo denial was attempted oo the part of either. True, when I mentioned dates of previous cc- currences, Claro would say, * No, not then;” but as to the offanse, rave as to date, no pretansa was made as to tho untruthfalness of the acca- sation. As to my wife, she not oaly then freely confessed to mo her mtimacy with Clare, but has emce repested tho statement to others of the family. And now, lot me ask, What could I have dons under the circumstaucss which thew surroanded me other than I did? Ibad no desire for a scene or & public exposure. 1 simply desired, tor the sake of all parties copcerned, to avoid as much s I possibly could the scandal which would follow. Of course, separation was in- ovitable, and I wished that it might be accom- plished a1 quictly as possible. Therefore it wos arranged, at the urgeut roquest of both my wifo and Clare, that tbey might remain under my . roof uatil the foilowing morning; then she was 1o g0 to her fathor's_home, at Medina, O., and ho was to sea hor eafoly to the tratn, With this plea _agreed upon, left the houso at 6 o'clock in ~the morning. The dreadfal tragedy which followod, the public 18 al- ready acquainted with, It is not my purpoes uow to trace the footsteps of Clare upon the succeedivg - day, nor to correct tho wntruthiul etatements a8 to his movements which have been pat formard by his frionds concerning the same, Such an. inveatigation here ia uncalled for, snd ‘would be out of place. My only desire is to acquaint the public with his councction with the events of that fatal night. And now let mo say emphatically that my transgressions, however unpardonable they may have baon, did not cater into, nor_did they form any part of, the diliculties or quacrels of the night in question, or were thay in any way connccted with the tragedy that followed. Afy only request now is that the community will await the judical investigation which mustin- evitably followw, and thonlet the ax of publio censure fall whera the sworn testimony thus de- veloped shall place it. Cuas. L. Peorina. ‘The Jlassacre by Indians Near Sherie dag, Kan, From the Denver ~News, Oct, 4. The ontrage by Indians near Sheridan is paint= ed by fuller reports in blacker colors. It scems the chitdren were not abducted, as had been gup- posed, but murdered, and thelr little bodies, four 10 number, cruelly maogled, hava been discov- ered by further research. Tho bodies of two udults, in addition to those of.the three beforo digcovered, were also found, feariully mrtilated and; maogled. The fact of this dozen of victims beingsepzrated from those first fonad 14 accounted tor oa the ground thiat they were dragged from where they had originally fallen by wolves, and the bodies, especially those of the childran, all bore traces of tho teeth of their de- ‘vonrers, where the flesh waa not torn entirely off their bones. A company of cavalry, 'which set out from Fort Wallace in pursuit of the marderersas soon asthe newa arnved, havo been scouring the country for the past severzl days, but as yet bavo discovered nothing to indicate sho tribe or where- abouts of the murderers.. They are supposed, however, to have been Cheyennes, as soveral parties of those Inaians have been scen from the trains on the Kansas Pacific more than once during the past week. 3 —_— tmpartiality. We do not wizh 1o prejudge it, nor to depart from that impartizlity we bave maintained sinco the miserable business began. . . . Mr. Beecker is the only porson whose reputation can suffer materially. . . . Mr. Tilton basgiven a picture of himeelf, which, even to those who beliove bis satory, makes Lim something mpn- strons and repulsive. Ard Moulton in his last statement showed a depth of ferocious deprarity which is entirely independent of the issue of this particalar cas ‘ew York Tribune, Oct. 5. That is, upon the whole, the moat cnrions ex- amplo of * impartmlity ” on record.—New York Ectening Post, Oct. G. St. Paul, Mion, counts echool-zge. 15,406 childrén of