, 1875-11-07
4 Houssholder's Tour Among the
Cheap Johns Of West
Water Street.
II. Resslts sf tie Late Election Surprising
md Disappointing Ill Areund.
<,ossio of the Week in Racine,
Waukegan, and Other
Suburbs.

NAAACExAAe4 aAAA oAANA
Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,.
a,zz46l Correspondence Of TIC ohfeaoo Tribune
MILWAUKEE,. Wis.. Nov. 6.-The northeastern
mt Of the city is being transformed from dirty
6eIds Of no particular use into pretty lanus and
r7acious reedence lots, crowned with magnificent
1;..,s. The sslect few who love the quiet OF a
hA,utifcl and retired suburb have tor years been
sloxly building their may north1ard up The lake
ehore: but North Point was as far as they
re,ched, end it seemB as though there. on the
e,.reus east, the advance OF high-toDed civiliza-
don is for the present to stop. But looking
haek to the smoke from the northemmoat Wills
m these uondsously beautiful eastern heights,
"a ses that marked change has taken place In
the general appearance Of the county inland
IRON the lake shore to the sesar1oir,-the latter
tbe limit Of building advance on the northwest
xtde Shooting ont from the solid mAss OF
>nicks, and mortar, and fEatae houses which lie
be]ow Division street, are lines Of dwellings,
trick1ipc uorthward, - it we're, with streams OF
humanity
For several blocks beyond and north Of Division
s.est from tho lake to the river, the land is en-
titeIy coveFed oyer, 10 that ono can hardly say
There the city proper ends and the suburban
.ity begins. These new lines Of dwellings, are
throwing out outposts ftr ahead Of the thor
oughfsres even. away to ths north Homes are
,ompleted and occupied before the streets are
finished, domestic kerosene p1eeedes the gus
lsht, and the crisp smoke curls upwards from
happy hearths theaa frosty mornings orer mud
II fields. Tho curhing OF several OF these
1eets is still progressing, and the sewer-digge1s
ue hard u work IAAt the houses are tenanted
shown BY tho inevitable perambuiator and the
.oeypnrsemsid. which spring up like lusty mush-
soonns 1t every step.
Among these residences ere sorns Of the most
p.etentioae IN the city, both in cost and extent.
The aspect OF the new neighborhood is decidedly
styliah.
There is nothing cheap about this new quarter;
I'll il substantial and elegant. efordiag evidences
Of wealth ard taste.
Within sight and smell are the glorious b1ue
waters Of Laka Michigan, glanciug On bright
sunlight innocent OF factory ch1mneys. The
atmosphere is keen1y pure; the h1acing breezes
from tho Hater seem perfumed with Natures
swsstest breath; and ons cannot help thinking,
Is he strolle along in the neighborhood With his
WHO % hin arm, how happy certain couple
could be with about two or three millions =
year. snd arat-cass villa residence in the north
put Of the First Ward The City Railroad has q
branch up through this section Of tho city, bnt
building has swept away in front of its terminus
Is though In hurry to escape from the last
sestgs OF common city life. AL these people
teep horses.
RISE Il HEAL ksTATE.
4 yexr ago Of thereAbouts, when Ed Wall was
Tntupg the Cambridge Subdivision on the mar
tet, and a certain wise people were saying the
Alderman must be getting bit esackad in the
upper story for trying to sell iaud in such an out
landish place. I met Edward one day on the
street, and asked him in = sort OF patronizing
way. as one will who is burdened with imme nao
wealth, aod contemplates becoming customer Of
aman, how much the lots were going for. The
Alderman said I must hurry up il l wanted to get
ore Of those lots for e160. / have
rnefu1ly wondered since, looking the
while ut the palatiAl residences rising
upon thoss lots, how many times those 8160;s
Sould hare to be multiplied to purchase the
same land now,-being one Of those noodles who
osss Of the % osners me s of Gambridoe Fan suiI:7isian
has induced Others to offer tracts Of land almost
cansIT vail s,tnated Int am donbtfnI xhetber
eseo the suayc AIdernan from tha First Ward
esa rspeat the huoe s1ocass of that speculation.
Vutinr abont hnuses jes,ia ona II think ri
HouTrnorn rrRyrrRE.
What il . n,lace w1thont tha t;1inp-7 son,c-
thing shonld aav iike a kitchen~srfi,t v1thont
4 scrnn Of food tn coot or staw-nans to cook Il
IN. Il be h.d anv-xh;ehlv1 1slnahia in the ahstraos
hut under tha circnnetnnces Knneranons ~
hare th] A. ~ fonr lsrrs fnrn;,nra wsrabor.as
he1e, rhere ooa csn sen the aarn,nas of a lifa
of toll 4 so .nn.~d ,ueit in{c airv nothinca IN
rather le,s tina than ~. mnnav ran he connt.J
Iheea nortsis sre The r.tes nf The shrines 1rhera
roodssses worsh,1 ynn snd frand he;na ~
smmnn c,s1 III .,s. hsnas -, -.,rsets 49,, ~ ~
sudes do.@I W. q. .tar 1 e.rast ~ pThis = ~ ~
mr,a;se ~ r,eco,e ,s1, bsra ants,.1 H. - 49,
acal nh.sa ~ rnurfsh,n IND I'M ~ - fnr1,;ah.
NJ. and n others who re- no.rri.d .nd Ma ~
IA to ths;- s.,rr,,"d;t,ra - ~ al - hon
drxsn ~. - .a'' a: sao tieA -. o.nS
y ths ~ n.-.h5 .onn ~ sAe ~. -
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10 .a;na ~ @1'eaa'' "~s soo'
va,r .-4;oi.. ,oa5 ~. ou9 ~ raa van aIss ~ ~ ~
a,ne 1n.ts@;a, .h.n. .;xa .A. .,rs-9, ~ snd ht -.
ii ma .ta-a. ~ e-.ARs. r.. sG ssan, Ano us4
per cent 1s.s ~ - ~. ~ ~ 80 ~
noursa w, 1900 ~ ~ 49, ~ i;Tesaao a. ~
i'd, r., ~ ~ 80 ~ ~ - as .a9