, 1874-07-12
,,,,o,1ant Sales and Transfers Of the
Week.
, xar Jewish Ccmetery-.-The Uhlich
Tract.


NJ, ,ocotiatpus for the erection OF grand
do,n, N the West Side have undoubtedly
ul ~. + xss st one Iin,o beloved that they
~ h. successful. and that the consent OF al
s,,,o,nies interested would be secured, but
sh nro,es not to bo the case. Real estate dealers
- nycnerty-owners who have been awaiting
t.s nes move with impatienca must defer tue
.a,izstiou Of their hopes to period which now
.a1n. far remote We hare already gwen III
III, colamn history Of the project, and at the
5,;a of the It's: al1usion, there was every reason
to beleye that the
LoSG-TALEED- UNION DEPOT
~. eertainly to be, although when and where
x,s not decided. Since that time the opposition
,ftbe pen1sylvauia Central Railroad, and the cer
t.ipty that the hostile course OF Western Legisla-
tures toward railroads would make necessary
the strictest economy, have compelled the aban-
1oauenr Of the entire scheme The first con-
t-,ct for the union depot Was drawn up between
the Michigan Central, The Burlington l. Quincy,
the Northuesteru. the st. Paul. the Chicago l.
Alton and Pit1sburG T. Fort Wayne Railroads.
them to incorporate under the State
Laws for the erection OF gra':d
rnon depot At some future time. This was
siyen up, and second paper started, but it was
e.iu less fayo1abiy received.
COL. SCOTT DoEs NOT WANT
Tie Burlington l. Quincy or the Michigan Cen
hi united with the PENNSYLVANIA Central i'll
tueh III enterprise. The Northwestern Railroad
could not with any prudence engage in such an
Undertaking at time when it's revenues arc go
seriously threatened. It may be aurhortatlyely
t:s:ed that the plan for grand union depot
t.s been finally abandoned
SOME SALES OF TIE WEEK.
One Of the mcst important sales Of the week
L that Of the "Hawley Block" Opposite The
TRIBUNE Building. It is 5019211z feet and stands
on the southwest corner of Madison and Dear
bora streets. It has boen sold BY Henry L. Hill,
for the owner. to Mr. z. E. Jillett, OF the late
firm Of Jillett i King, lumber dealers. for
f250,0o0. There ia mortgage for s115,0oo upon
the property, which is assumed By the purchaser,
the remaining 5135,V00 being paid rs follows:
$4,000 cash and 100000 in unimproved
residence property on Wabash, Prairie,
Calumet, and Michigan avenues, between
Fo1ty-ninth and Ffty-nlnth streots, aud
the residence and lot No. s76
Michigan avenue, near Twelfth street. The
Hawler Building is NOW rented for about 200
per annum, Of which the National Bank OF
Commerce pays about e. 900 for the corner Of
ice. After the sale was made to Mr. Jillett,
another party made an offer through another
agent Of 2225. .000,-Sl1n,gco cash. besides the
assumption Of the mortgage.
The Hawley Block WAS offered in February last
st $500 600, and in May at @225,0 900. the owner
fna!lv Withdrawing the property, when the lat
ter figure Was offered
Knauer Bros. have sold fifteen acres Adjoin-
Ing Haases Park. Waldheim, for Jewish cem-
etcry. Several Hebrew congregations will unsts
In the ownership Of the buIvng-ground.
James L. Bigelow sold to Byron 3. Viets No.
139 fincennes avenue for S3,000-
Y. D. kerfoot 4; Co. have sold 200x10o feet on
the south side OF Superior street, east Of St.
c.alr, for $50, 900. Ten houses are to be erected
II once on this property by the purchaser.
4 lot on Throop street, south Of Eighteenth
street, for $1.4)G,
On Fulton street, east Of Wood street, lot 25
x1o0 for 53, ,200.
Warren, Kecnev l. Co. hive sold 1.20o feet,
Eeeney's Ridse-Subdlyision in South Evanston,
to Charles E. Bruner. for $4,000.
B. F. Culver has sold two-6tory brick house
md lot l81@x65 feet, southeast corner OF Ellis
4yepue and Thirty-seventh street, for -. 500.
csmpucll Bros. have cold lot At Campbell
House and lot on Twenty-second street, near
Ashland ayenue. S3, 600.
Two lots on Idaho street. near Polk. 331125, at
q, 200 each, Also farm in Adams County, 100
eces II so per acre.
l. F. Clarke l. Go. have sold three lots in
45ospect Park Subdivision, ut Washington
he'ghts for $500: also two lots for $500, two
diriaion-
CIV. co]ehour has sold four lots at $500. and
t"o lots as $500 each, in Iouworkers' Addition
to South Chicago.
L:C, Pltner has sold Lot 4, in Block 7, in his
soqlfioa 10 Evanston, for 21,l00..
LIE Br0Wn has sold lpt4 in EyangtOn ut $500
each; 50 lots il Park Ridge at 500 each; lots
In Desplaines at $500 each.
James L.. Rlgelow has sold No. 1873 Vinceunes
Avenue for Ss,OU0.
ne,1 depot tor $4,000
~ ). Delsmete1 has sold lots in Block /. Nc
spesneys 1g subdivislon at $500 each.
l. T. BOYD has sold 80 foot on Michigan ave-
nue, bet"een Thutr-ffth and Thuty-sixth-
hIeete for $50; 401125 feet corner OF jack
e9a e3a a ana hobey Streets with improvements, for
-. John D. Halr 1 Co. have sold 272 feet on Egan-
eae avenue at 975 per foot; $50 feet on Forty
sesentn street, at 61D0 per foot; 50 feet lying
ny oocks east Of Drexc! Boulevard, on Forty
se'eatn Street. north front, at 80 per front
D. II. Kroff Co. have sold 375 feet. east
19ou'; on fhlnney avenue, next north OF Central
xalk boulevard, a. S2s per foot; also, - feet on
uoaan avenue. in Ihinney's Subdivision, oppo-
tse above, Ut $50 Der foot; also. Sc feet on s1c-
1tAn street., east Of Leavitt street, st SG0 per
.ool 70 1eet On Van Buren, street. near Western
a. a'enue s With improvemcnts for -, $50; 10 feet
~ ~ street, east OF Halsted street, tor
rr:7""; aud 325 feet on Mcndow street, east Of
't1neennes road, at $12 per foot.
9c!eg Hagill have sold brick stores No. ~
half casb, o' 4o- ~o0'0'''
"A. n +: Elared has sold blocks in Walnut
Tals 1us subdivision for II. E. Collins to A. G.
i.a ios $4,000; also for same party to Will
.,sa .m 4 irue, blocks in same, for $4,000;
H., biocks and 1G, game, for $500, and
Ky tocsS and 8, same, under contract, tor Sl1,-
u. .. Marble has sold No. 66 Washington
oor,a tour+tory etone front building and lot,
>011og a 1eet, Tor S37, 800, all cash.
=. d london has sold i've lots in Slaves Sub
'son, on Milwaukee avenue, near California |
s1eet, at $50 per foot
.r1; 4 =. Hull has sold 200 feet in Block 4, John
-Daet 5 Addition to Irving Park, for So, 200.
f,a ploWn Hall have sold seven lots IN ". 0. |
1o1 $3.50.
t,. q. j. J. II. French have sold lot 22x16414
<te <te. IN Wabash avenue, No. lG29, swith two
o1s Ess ano basement bric4 building, to D. Harry |
144mmer, for $4,000,
~ aef'ey Webster has sold Blocks lis and 126;
fon;;. fo; LOTS 10 to 20, Block l1G, and strip nd
''ipmog the rai|road. at Melrose, for 9l2, 500.
TF1ev 1A+v i tF =. Co.