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outside tho LIMITS the cost Ko1ld oe 50 small,
compared TO the appreciation in the Talue OF tho
properly that "oula a11sa from H. that tne lant!
| owners coulu well AFFORD to build the Eoad and
means OF getting. from tho city limits to tho
Madison street BRIDGE
TILE. NEW CLIFTON HOUSE.
"e have been shown BY Colonel Jenkins tho
reached tie fourth story. The hotel, six fnlr
| stories in height, occupies the northwest co1ner
] Of Wabash avenue and Monroe street, 50 feet on
tho former By 173 ou tho latter, to u 20-feet
tho building, 80 feet By g, furnishes light and
a!r to tie inner rooms OF the five stories above
tho lower floor, and through glasa roof to tho
NAN 3a1 Office below:
Inc basement contains tho barber 8hop:
o14uaru-hau, 50z10 the rest OF tho space devoted
to working department. and esrSants' dining
| room @ OF the house concrete door throughout:
| I'll tho walls Of brick; ironing and laundry rooms
practically hIe-p7oof~
Monroe @ street eur Laies Iss sa ent1anco % adjoining:
| private guests entrance on Wabuah avenue. Tho
office il sc by TO-. Opening upon this Office are
tho smoking and reatling room, with access to
bathroom; courtroom, closets, etc., etc.. Ill on
tho eame floor and all admirably lighted. On this
floor a1o six elegant stores, tho largest on the
corner OF Monroe street and Wabash avenue, 32
x66; The telegraph and general ticket Office Is
on onroe asreet ne5s t 3 aa
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a1i II the stories Of the building.
The second hoor-tho main drfFffng~roon1s oc-
cupy the corner Of Wabash avenne and Monroe
street. street & corridor passes entirely round tho
This floor The dining hall is at the east corner.
42x64 feet, Is feet high, with ample kitchen and
| washing ROOMS in tie rear.
TIE tsnerni character a; or tue r9ons s,, is pre-
sixth stories, au being Of good depth and width.
and we'll supplied with bath rooms connected
with suites. besides rub!ic bath rooms. The
exterior of the house will be striking mud hand
co CO On Monroe street. end handsome balcony On
Wabash avenue upon which open the drawing,
room windows. The construction WI 20 pushed
a. fass aa tue weather viii permit, anu Measfs-
to take the place Of tho Old Clifton, and bettor
one, corresponding With tho Development OF tho
CITY,
TIE NEW CHICAGO DE1uoS1co.-
This magnificent building, about to be erected
On Madison etrect, running around and facing.
Clark street. will bo, when finished, the most
superb building Of it's character in this city. It
will have front Of 50 feet on Madison street,
with = frontage Of q feet inches on ClarA-
INNING nack to the aly 1zG 1eet 1onr etoss
feet SECOND story, Is feet; third story, "A fees:
and fourth story, u feet. It Will be built OF
Dnena flsta sandstone, very 1ne; Gense ston3
Of agreeable neutra! tint, and which has m entered
!a1be4J 'Atu tGso49tA ots1o oAa'@*'5u' +1S
ls N tne 1ta1an Renaissance et:te po!uY aua
rtcnly !roatoa. l1o centro 2o1t.on on naosJn sn}a
stleet u htto1otl p1ouounceu, A..'tuG 81 anEte
Pot14~o ~ A'4@ 4tAsS 9totJ, b.4AA43 .-e5s' ~
NAN roo1n ana ~ wiIn very eon1notIuus t,a ~
conT over. Tho windows aro beautifully sup
ported by columns, with rlc1ly-carTed capitals,
uud tia variou 8 stories are marked by neat on
tablatures On oither 6ido OF The: entrance to
hoIcc, arn nic1,cs in wh;r viii In n|ncn} brnn7e
al a|1cs tn hnoits ~ tie nchcs hnin,r frr1ninetc
~ stei.Tnri1 W. T1,n y. aroias ~ t,n ndne c-a
- nneI-"o1a: ~ IH6ie5 - .uo uunotH5 ~
strongly rustlcated, Which VII hare me 1hect OF
setting OF the rich stonework which they In
close. This stonevork will havo 12-feet return
UPON tho alloy. on tho west. which really makes
t1,a fror+o "a 10 Sant Tho .v1,o1a bn;f3inrv -
s,1r,nnuntai hv III, cor',;c;nnn vhich r;fl ha
bAnpu4teo ny Ilcu co1Alcioue' % Mtnen NJ 10
= marked feature OF tile design. Tho front on
Clark street .yil correspond.
Tho plan Of the building ia an +. Tho main
room 3Ox42 facing Madison atreet will be used
~ oo +t1a,a" 1@S I"5;a, ar3;., - -rh;j 4bat
% 11i auo III 111Go T. ~ ia.,,, .s., az
fecln& Clark street VII DC be tho lunch-room, ~
81. Tho grand staircase, 20x24, unites these two
roouls, and is ACCESSIBLE to each through riehly-
carved and polished marble columns. The whole
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