, 1874-08-30

| depth Of 70 feet. Tho first floor will be dividee
into three 20-foot stores, and the upper hoor
! INTO hats for famiGea- The building will cost
SIC, goo, and will DO ready early in OCTOBER; also
hoek Of sig and ata b5l :,
and 21G Third nyenue- They are for A. J.
t Hoisipgton. HRS Newman. James Otis, Mchae
Bates, E. H. Hyde, and Victor Wilson. in the
t order above named. The block will cost 218, ,000
| or s., 900 for each house.
| Mr.. 8. H. RANDOLPH
has planned costly dwelling at Lake Foreal
for Henry Durand> Of Durand Bros. It will be
44x67 feet, with Is feet OF verauda and several
balconies The height will be two stories and
basement. in the modern Gothic stv1e, and the
mansion will cost Sl6,00 Mr.. Randolph has
also planned fine conservatory. l61GO for the
| same party. It will cost e, 600.
BURL1SG ADLER
have prepared the following plans:
For Ogden T. Sheldon, two double storcst each
46xl22 teet, i've stories and basement, on State
| street, between Monroe and Adams. The fronts
Will be II style corresponding with that OF \.
j. Nutting, adjoining, and vii! form tue centro
and another building shortly to be erected at
the corner OF Adams stree. as the wings. Tho
interiors will be fitted up for frst-clnss retail
and wholesale business and will bs ready for
$50. eco.
For Q. Olcott, one large etoro, 5118o feet. four
stories and basement, OIL Van Buron street, wcHt
of the old St. Paul's Church The front will be
of philadelphia brick with An Sable stone trim
mugs, aud the interior finish will bo for heavy
buslness. Tue building will cost about 91B,00O,
and will be ready for occupancy Jan l.
For Isaac y. Arnold, flour warehouse, three
stories and basement 40x170 feet, running from
kinzie to North Water street, 80 feet west OF
LaSate street. It will cost 5l2, ,00Q, and be COM
For E. s. Chesbroush, City Enginoer brick
residence, two stories aud base1nont, with NM
sard roof, 321G5 feot. on North LnSaLe street,
near Oak street The material will be pressed
brick, with Au Sable stone dressings, and tho
cost be about $4,000. The house will be CON-
pleted about Jan. l.
JEFFERSON pAnK
In the vicinity OF Jefferson Park block Of
beautiful dwellings, on Loonlis street, the west
eru boundary Of the park, have Just been erect-
sistlDg OF sevon residences, each 22x44 feet,
tainiog ten rooms, has east trout on the park.
between Monroe and Adams streets, and is a
valuable addition 10 the attractions OF the neigh
borhood- The material :is Aux Sable stone.
The cost, including tho ground, was $13, 900
each It is tho intention or Messrs. O'Neil to
purchase the rest Of the trout between Monroe
and Adams stroets, aud erect continuous block
in the sama style.
Near by, on Monroe street, Iii. Rawson, Of
the Union Loan and Trust Company, il putin 6
up two flrst-class residences two-Btory and base
ment- Across tho way. between Loomis aud
Latin streets, Judge Sturteyant has nearly CON-
pleted au elegant marble-frons residence. Just
south OF this on Adams street, II. B. Miller. the
County Treasurer, md his son-in-law, F. L.
iced, are about to erect double residence for
their own occupancy. It will be two stories.
with basement aud Mansard. 4Bx54 feet, with
swell front OF pressed brick and brown-stone
trimmings. The architect IL Theodore harls.
fUR THE MONTH.
Since the frs, total frontage has been con-
tEaeted for Of nearly !, $40 feet, the buildings
projected covering 81 numbers, and all OF these
permits hare been granted during this month.
NEW FREEGuT-DEPo1,
Tho Illinois Central Railway Company is
erecting new freisht-dcpot just south Of the
one now occupied by their road, for the accom-
1nodation Of the Baltimore T. Ohio Road which
will soon bo completed to this city. The build
ing faces on South Wster street. and il situated
east Of the trausfcf-house Of the Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad. The main building is $50 feet
long, 5511 feet wide, aud 20 feet high aud has
quarter pitch roof covered with slate. It is
built entirely Of brick, and is based upon 4
foundation Of stone feet high. The north end
OF the building is to be fitted up for offices.
Fifty feet OF this portion OF the building Two
stories high, and will be lifted up in quite 8
neat manner. The structure il devoid Of orpa-
1neutatiou, ,.bu. is substantial. Mr.. Clark, archi-
tect fos TIC Central Company, prepared the
plans, and has quite IN army Of workmeu en-
gagged upon the building, Which will DO finished
some weeks before the new 1ine il in running
order.