, 1875-09-26

63AEIS9 EER4tT5.
| The following permits have been issued dt
ing the week, embracing thirty-IiYe buildings,
failing Oh from last week:
| F. Baker, two-story, c3x75, e47 Wabash avenue.
John Ramp, twustory, o4132, ITO Sophta street.
Catholic BHhul, sp!re to st. Peters Church, &C
ner Of Cl.rk aud folk 5treots.
y: E Hendrte, txo buildings, each four-s:ory;; 2
80, S: and 69 Franklin st1ects.
Peeches. one-storJ, e0x36, 81 Barring street ..
etrees.
]. T. Eaaks, thrce-story 24x46, West Jackson stree
y. L. Potter, two-atory barn, Fabeus street, ne
Webster ayenue.
street.
John Morrison, one-story, 9osso, Peterson stree
| near Rotey.
Andrew MeI4teb, thres-sto.y stona 'front.' 2s14s 6:
| :. Dyekman, onp-story, e5xss, corner Of Tvsnt,
eixtb and Lowe etreets.
Orphan Girls Hone, three-story, 2117o, Vsa Buro
| street, nea1 Western Avenue
casper Aahn. onestary, adx4o, ST Gybourns av'
II. G. Snow, tour..to.y. 4o16o, Ls1a street, uear
! G. IS. Dugszn, tro-story. aox4o co6 Green e:rcet
v. Clemens, two-story, 3o116, - Blus 1sland ave-
Martin Mssnlty, thsee-atory, 4ox5o, corner Of Rna
and Michigan streets.
r: ]. Esh, two buildings, three-etory, 251so, q
| Vest Madison street, near Campbell avenue
Carl Plum, one-story, 2ox2o, 90 South Desplaine
stroct-
$ J. Rrsseu tt7ce Buildings, each thrce-sto.y, %
Il, West Washington street, uEar Leavitt.
+. Schneider, ono-Btosy, 2a1G5, So9 Wentworth
areuua
" shofey. thrce-story 1880. 1s5 Michigan strc,t
saa ns1sts sastor is1o 2s2 Ansusta street
J. Mi1AloaEy. four-stoEy, 25xBo, 373 Clark street.
A. B!ste2, four-s.qry, 25xso- 375 CLARK street.
Mic huhnen, four-story, 2ax110, 211 North Clar2
street.
z. Backus, one-stozy, 1890. cornar Clinton snl
Mather st-eclE-
J. Il. Cough. tvo-atory, se15o, SO Mieh1g.=
2yenue.
NEW STORES.
Tho Real Es;1te and Building Journ12 adds the
following to lie new stores to be built il this
city:
double store building 50 feet front and 1o7 fee,
East Monroe street. It viii be i've stories high viii
pressed bricksd front, and IL designed for
wholesalng.
block o siilar clsss &o,so feet four stcries hca
TO be erected 1t Nos. 81 aud 81 Franklin street. By
". 4. uendr:c,
": {. scow il about commencing four story rar-
bic front store building 4ox6o feet In dimension
Lake street, rnrsh front. uezs LaGalle street.
AZ No. 100 Wabash Evenua. Nrs. Jana Fhii,ip will
build sinsle-stosc building three stores il:gh, stoae
front, - feet wide and 70 feet deep.
On North CLARK street. Schiller, hrge single
store building is commenced by q. Corwitll, Esq.
It viii b IS feet 'front.' and fronted In marble or sand
stone.
At the northwest corner Of Quincy and Lssa1Ie
streets George Watson viii soon cou1nenoe the ereo-
ton Of four-story, double-stere building OF brick,
designed for retail purposes and having frontage OF
business block ia 10 be commenced t1nmedss.e1y
~ George 4 F. II. Springer, On the southwest cor
ner Of Ensh aud Michigan stsceta: It will have four
2516o feet store roo1ns below, a2 will bs arranged
above III sets OF tvs 9ata.
sEya1nLE REAARKs ON TIE BUILDING oaD1SAxcE.
The Detroit Post CT tho Gath says:
II Chicago adopts this ordinance, and s.cks to It,
ind also sticks to er ordinance making her f1o limits
over the whoe cy and fo.niddng the removal from
,ne piacc to anothor Of wooden buildings and their
Ibsoute demolition after certain period, Chicago
F1, IN few ye11s become Hre-pfoof CITY, with the
heapest insurance. the Nghtest fire department tax
nd tho most pcnauent and best pairing property for
euts on this conntat It will also become the best
'nIt city On the continent; for, by natural law,
'uder* being absolutely required to erect mono bus
.Adln5s constructed of peru1snent Insseri1ts will
.ke pains TO make theso buildings beautiful seeing
bat tley arc to be durable because beautiful build
q rea! 5s.1ez vass Old d. thai '1 ao"' an IL. IL.
ereaier, e3trzis ii 1rlcF, stone s,ate. ron. Ind
1ch 1utablo materials, 9reA: sry of bricElayQrs.
laso1s, eaters End skilled azteans OF
l 6nds needed for such buildings. beside vast guam
ties Of n4a.eril, viii be couscted there: md he
ost improved 1aeods, and the cheapest prices viii
;turslly result Tom tfe largo competition crested
anufacture, import and keep for sale the very best
ateriaiG in arge Quantities. As result Of all this,
aicsgo will receivea nev and vOst impetus to her |
ovth. ca!ital will dow into safe city business
eili aees safe city: population viii aock
durable and handsome city ahled labor viii b
tracted to city whc-e there is great and perms-
at demand ta- s1:1l. And 50, II Chicago sticks
1nly to her present intention IN this respect her
eat fires viii prove in the long run, to i,aye been
cat blessings. I. would be we'll and wise II other
les would proas by tEis example,
BUILDING IN ST. LOUIS.
The St Lonis papers are dilAting upon the
'go number OF new buildings erected theredur-
= tho past twelve months. The Eeprblicn.s
- ST. Louis will count 1000 new buildings for
. year On Jan. next. Philadelphia has erect
about 1860 this year. The Republican quotes
statement Of journal of this city that only
building permits have been issued in Chi
20 during the past eight months: 1t does not
oF that eotae OF these Tero for. 20. 80, 80, SO, |
4 IN GONE inetances even larger number Of
lIdings- There are at the present time in ac-
construction between 1.00g and 1850 build
- u this city, to axF nothing Of those that |
70 hocn finished. About the ST. Louis Agares
ars not quite sure. The St. Louis papers ox-
5esste the cleasings Of their banks by count |
II both the debts and credits, thus making
n ttc:ce their rcel figure Perhaps they count
b stury OF structure as 'tbuildiuc,"