, 1874-10-18

bled to report An improvement in tho market il
that city, which ia all the more striking from ths
fact that an actual stagnation has 1eignea there
| for long time. This IL mainly attributed b.
! tho Now York dai1ies to the haltlns of tho grea
| park improvements. Their City Government hal
I for lonG time been SO deeply enSrossed IN po
ltica1 pu]1iug that 1t seems to have no time
to give any attention to the property interests o1
tho city. New York made the mistake that Chi
csgo avoided. and that WAS in making all hel
park and boulevard improvements city affairs H.
stead Of their being ori gnated By private capi"
talists and carried on by private funds. When
ever great improvements are in any manner con-
nected with political bodies they are in constant
danger of neglect or absolute abandonment.
When thess Improvements were originated IN
New York, property adjacent Immediately rose to
great vA1ue, as it did i'll Chicago. The wane Of
confidence in their fufllment has crippled the
property, and great deal OF 1t has been SOLD as
forced sa1es IN foreclosure.
pUuD1Su PERMITS.
On tho 18th. Aneon GoEton, 2-story brick, 231
SO. No. 1112 Michigan avenue.
p peuter, 3-story brick, 60160. Block 128,
Lot q; School Section, on Clark street, IN mid
l.. G. Yupt. 67x44. Nos. 4o4, 406, and 4os North
Dearborn street.
On tho 18th. Samuel Lechliter, 2-story barn in
rear Of 25s Ohio street.
Barbara Gerber, +story brick, Randolph street,
near Wells.
On tho 14th. Mra. Mary Larson, 25x55. Milnau-
kee avenue, near Wood street.
Ma,tin Paulsen, 2-story brick 8S145, on North
Wells street, near Menomihee.
On tie 15th Timothy Harding, 3-ssory brick
25x75. No. 514 State street.
Potter Palmer. 2-story brick 20x75. Wabash
avenue near Adam. street. Helen Williams, j.
story brick, 50x40 Congress street, near State.
0ustaf Shcws. 1-story brick. 25xG5. on State
street, near Thirty y-ninth. J. G. Esher, 25xs0
No. 231 Milwaukee avenue. 18th, Charles Hep
pin, 2-storr brick, 22x44 southeast corner o.:
den and Randolph. Pat ONell, 4-stoIy brick
Nos. 357 and 359 State street.
TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were fledfor record
Saturday, Oct. II:
c171 rnorERT1.
Indiana ~. near Thirty-si1th st, " I, 29H1lc3
1naiana ii aa1o ~ os s. Il Of rbiiy :
Michigan ~. 73;S It Of Thirty-fourth st, vi,
a5zi43 7-1o It, dated Oct. 1a...........:.. 4,s7s
Rebeces IT, il 4 Of Ashland ~, n I, 45as2 ...
n!ston ~ a':sa It. 2ss 81; !1 Of Gsy st. 2i1l35 IT,
us.td attsd ST. st. i ;onth Of Twsiitl
1loo IT, With improvements. dated Oct. IT,. $500
Church at. 4s # 8 Of Centre st, If, 2Is12a #,
Ro5ey | st. is is Il ot Poll st, " /, 2is1l4H #,
s.ns aaea .. ths .bo7e, dated Aug. 800
Latin It. 1873 It . Of Polk st, It, o411a5 IT, with
241l2' # on Nixon st, In sarno block, datcd
Michigan av, i53 It Of Tbir,eth St. /, IL
LOO It. with building, dated 0=t. 16...- 5000
Thirty seventh st, between Staunton and Vim
cepnes avs, 401l431 It, dated Oct IT,. 10000
Hubbard st, 6 4-10 # n Of Jefferson st. t,
~ +10x30 It. d4ted Sept. .l7-......-.....--. 500
6uh-lot 6 Of Lot OF Assessors Lot ], Block
28 Sec. -, 80, II, dated Oct. II 800
sub-lot 3, same, dated Oct 17...--...... 1o0c
North Dearborn st, cor. Of Superior It,
c I. 80 8-l0xso It, dated OF. H.....-....... 5000
3hurtef ". 1064 #, . Of Swift place, q +,
o51l25H it. dated OF ;t-16..-............... 16. 1,15u
Dussold st, l25 It Of Hasted st, Il, 23x73 #,
dated OFT. 7.....-.......... 1000
spRTH OF CtTT LIMITS, WITHIN 4 EApICs OF MILES
COURTHOUSE
n e Of Lot 1 Of Jordan Il Giudes's p7rt Of
Block 8 Of Hundley's Lots TO q, etc., in
Pine Grove, dated Aug. .15.................. Is. 75o
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS FOE THE WEEK.
The following is the total amour. Of citv md
suburban property within a raduls Of miles Of
he Courthouse transferred curing tho week
,uding Saturday, Oct. II:
40. saL<s. Consideration.
1fty property. ty.,.................... " S54s,5G3
Sorth Of city limits. its................ e3,c50 |
3outh Of city limits. .............. Is 39l .5JS
fest Of city limits 1900 |
Total. ,......-..-.............1o3 $685., ,l27