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TwHSTt-TutRn aInR1r. ,.
II 1ins*cheh. two,siofy an' oaeohtsn. "s,,h snut
eNt c"thee l*futs-tu@Fa hteet AL" toEaiu Ase1'uet
2x&' fets.
THHSTf'FouRfH BThEkF.
G. Montncat, twoatarJ att.l baeemnut brcKt NO. H't
TwESvr.aixrH HTREET. ......
4, q, Miller, twu-atorY brick No. a52 Twenty -at1th
street, aix"2 feet.
Alnn' t1anna, tArne-siofy and basement brick, II
TarEty-sixth street, 2jxlB fect.
.1oln Doerr twG-aory brick t2a Twenty sixth
street, e4152 fctt.
Z, DarEern1hn, one.at1ry hrtrk, corner nf Twenty
ttssh street an d 10we avenue, l51as feat.
T. backcru,aI unemtnry hrSck. Twensy.st1th atrett
md l,oNp avrEuo, 90fi6 fret.
TNENTT.HkFENTH BTHEET.
j. Loo, nne-story brick barn, .2l rwcnts.aerenh
atrtet, lGxl1 tcct+
TWESTY-EtaHrH STREET..
J, n, Filler, onfstnTy brick addition. 22a Twenty
cIi.itA t,-te:, 7x?5 feet.
T1EtuTy.l1RgT STREET..
+; Hi, elk, twoxlory btisa, "a yhiry-nzst street, "a
si. fe,.t.
nr.s rse'; .ssr i;.'i,s r 't o.t,,v s ,n h.,,uc,t
,r. Tr,,, .fIft. arrt bctweep Indiana and lrAfip
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Ii. AInecr, tyxo.story anil batement, Wool street,
corner cGlraao asen,,e. 23170 feet.
arf1 4, T M"rs and basement ''ono
tween Adstns aud 1ark*on. 3o1t4 fee1:
Polk, sl1hl feet t|.nr u,,uISr,l.
N. Wcssccke swossoEy, wo1d st1oet. near Ar1nitago
aFtnno, 2i1'+ feot.
H. nrostr'sn twostory brick, Wright street. aex70
feet
woonnsSE rLAeE.
tfra e. +. IIazett, twostory trck woodbino place,
near Lsa3itt street, 2l1ai feet.
NORTH DIVISION.
HEl4DEA AvRSuE.
o.E. A.lsns, two-story harn, brick. peldon avcnuo
G. E. Asaus, tvo.ntory brick. Hefaen Ayenuo, taat
Of Clark atrces, t417O feat two nunbors).
F. L. Hunt!ey. twoasory and basement brick, pelden
evcuue.
nisSELL STREET.
II. II. Gage, two.atury brick, BIrseil street.
William Scott thrce-etnry brick, 1>fstelf, bctwocn
ccntro and Sophia Streets 44tas fees two uu1abcrs>
B;EN9n STREET.
o.H. Hslauder hsco-story. 80 Drr,ncr street 2u:au
feet.
nunL1NG BTHEET.
Philip Icctor, one-story brick, - Dur1ing ssrea 20
x34 feet.
John utrter, ono-s.ory brick, aa7 Durng srcos, al
150 feet.
1.svt wing \ o., twoatory brick, 3iA to 3e+ nurng
j. leich, txo.ssor, aud basement brick. Is nurlIns
j. Fsctss. story, 81 Durling street, 20x3G feet.
CARL sTnECT.
Gail streut, 2S1:5 lat. '4@ ''''''''"' ''' ~
cgNTnE srnEET.
G. T. st1ckncy, threesttry, III Centre street, 27x3o
]. D. whitney, tuo-stosy and bazotnent stone.front,
cornor Centtv and Church stroets toxoA foet three
ston, l. nroa ousAs,apy lrscn IN cn,e.po .veno,
~ i. iohsistoa, a tvottory aud basement brick, 1s9
unp, t,:o.sry art.t ~ a,,d IA c,icnoo
a.ctiue, aIxl0V fcct,
ayoavs ,,yar stasa strs.t' aan5j feet' o''s"'
F. a. Waldner. three.slory ind basement brick. sou
1xs9o !t ;9sory ryo Srck ,rkot obc.ao A..
enue anil CLARK Btrpct 1G0xlsy fcot
caRo aycnnc. southeast corner LaAo sireot, IL 5I2x
oiit,ncu STREET
~ j. payts sbroo-stosy brick 3ti Church street. 70
10 fcct.
CLARK STREET.
rtrsst, ?3sG5 let. '''0''' @'' 0' - '
r KOhIlnau tvo.etorr brick Addition 115 Eo.tl
cjfs .trsei an5 1S5 fss c. y, mn o,
Anlrew A,sohn. threc-story and basement brick, 45o
NOffh EI1rk htFeNt, Xt1nl fC9t
n. Kuhnen, fuur-story. 1l North Clark strto:, 23x
ITO fuet.
John Won Claim, four-uory and basement Rtono
front Nurth CLARK BtreHt aoutheAst coruer Indiaua
street, 1t1 81 foot two uumboru}.
e. NolAoH, throe-etury brick. Clark sttret, near
| sehiisr strers. 291a1 fect.
Ii, H. Wilcox, tAtto story brick, Clark street. ncsr
Behilar street, G1147 feet,
Dau!rr Il Elder, tasee.story, Clark and Schiller
streets, lC1xA0 feet.
| F.. Whckcr. iwn-stnry aud basement brick. North
Glark street. 1874 fort.
asto sasngs Institution, 1871 North Clark siscct, 20
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Cd Rorfnot. tro-story brick, Walnut street, be.
iween rrsu lAeo and Sacramento streets, do1" fft,
". 4. cnraemnn. two-ssorJ brick. Walnut street.
hrwe"n oalt My ",i sacramento ,teasS "TRIP ' 1"ei:
W. q Hno" trnttnrJ hrEk. ~'t,t .,,..s nffei: I'll
tsoSc,I n'1tnbert). ...
WARREN AVENUE.
Werl l. Thsrkrr. tw%.+thry nri basement hslckt
Ft:!afaeu'H AL.lltlsn Wartou nycnnc+ 40x'd frct.
lain Wrst, tsoeluy ana hasrt,ent hrlk %ar'cn
sve.4ns. letwrcn oAkluy and LoAssst sssee'. co1so
M4ry /. G,rayy, two-story, los and i1o Warren
a<et'e, &JxlD feet.
l.. i. teaon, two-anry au.l b,rcnens. stono front,
" rrel nstnuc i'ptwecn Ashland aud usdcu aYenues.
H. i. .i'erssn Two story brick, 4.a Warren avenuc,
Mst!a. !. E!., ono...ory and basearnt bF'cf.47
s. 81 O.rt, one..tory brlcs, 1888 warznn nvenne, lax
front, III wafrcn avc''t,r: asI5. fsst. ~
Mrs. llachetf threc-s!nry b!!.k. h41 warren aVches
wAe,{1sn7oS BTnEET.
i. l.. fec, twn story shlt shrnet brc ftnno front,
wrat Washington street, near lalia, GO fect trout ty
it. d. t'"o'rirh. onc-.,ory trick. Tic, 7is. nud TO
wcrt washington street, T.sidi, fcct.
msss s.S1s f5Sn 5st Ms.'ns0n
A. Il. 1'nttes txo;utoEy brick bar'', GID "o's Wash
T. Van Burou, ,x.ss.ory brick, s1a West Washington
j. Es.n'an, dour-stury nnl b,sc,ncnt brink. wa.l-
thlt Htrc corner ogden afcf!e+ Gt'xt1 l"et tt"sH-
ty-!lyn liHllfFt).
iahn o.nser, fvr-,tory and basement, Warrington
! Atr n, hear Green. itls5i FRET
CocRawcl 4 Wal!Fs, twu-eiory brick, 100 and I'll
West Washington nsF. ct, MsI9 fsrt.
CliraGb tHeat DvIaon} CITY Railway Company two.
Ktsry hr!eh, snHthwnt cprurr Washington street End
| "cse, IL Rvenuc, ltDxl2ifert.
| WtHrEHN AVENUE,
!. 7. Ehcrhnrt +. \. Yclge. v, stesn nvenue cor
| n"r Hubbard street, 1shxJ! feet tuo uuMb!rA>.
Rrhartt Oates. tro.sry nud etrnent hrck, West-
crit Asonuc, near Harrison street, Aax4o fcct ttwo
| nItnleIh}.
Ara Crano, nc-sory md bascmout brick, Dayton,
| nnsr Western arenlle. 22sal feet.
| WILCOX AyENUE,
II. Hughes, two-stoTy, iI3 Wilcox hyeniic. 29xas
! feet.
wlSO1fEarEH AvEStk.
Henry Klino, onr.H:nry md basement brick. 1903
Ninchepttr Gyen1,e. 1!k1u fcet.
kltynr Williams, twn Hpry and basement brick
Winchester Rtid fatl bnran stfes 2xdb ltet.
WlLL srAEEr.
JaFcph HnEn'Rki, iwn Rtnry uh,I basement bftck,
| VIII street, aoulcaBt corner Angnsin. 1i1a3 feet
| WOOD BTllt1i.T.
H. NTocllcr, two.story anil basement, Wool arect,
| cofnrs ClsIraao asenlie, 73170 feel.
Morris T. M"r2lI. twu.rtnEy and baAen1cnt stone
| front. 191 WooA street, 2'x4i fnst ...
IT. II. 13rnnsOu, three snry brick, Wood street, be-
! twren Adams aud Inrkson, 11x44 feat.
g. !" MEllrnF. thrce-stnry lrtck, Wool street, ncsr
| Polk. an1 b feet trur Mtulrrr1.
N. Wernccke two stoEy WGud Btrect, near Ar1nit7gc
artnno, 2I1i4 feet
| WRIGHT hrnEEr. .--
| feet.
| woonRIEE VLAGE.
Efra G. f. IIazttt, Two. story trick Woodbino Place
| near LsaFitt street, .113f feet.
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NJ nlaiu, os-s,oEy Dslck, III sonth Eslstsd streot,
sa,.h Quinn. .so,sto.y sua h4.emsat brick. BIT
=. u. Williams: tre~stoFy barn, brick. 2lo South
William Ful.tslu. uusstory brick barn. ess H.!.tca
street. .t1a4 feet,
gps .s t.s,sSrI md basement BRICK a0uth
%;. tat na S.s%sa brick
J.nes lsrro. H .wo.uF1 sa b1et o
uaIatul stseet, 9i1o1 fcot.
ch4rles sshxss.z toar-stosy brick. ISL south Hal.
iIassed Atstst II. H. Church, sour-ssory brick, 77s
10 tn South uainted atrsct. poa100 feet.
HAMILTON AVENUE.
ThoMAs We'lCs. tHp-AtOFy aud baAsmenk hEt*k.
Hamilton areuuo. io.4a fees two nuIuler.).
u; Y. nuggaa, twa.toty bftst. q uAnl'iua ayeaue,
HAsTisas srnEEr.
1oln Schulz, onessoEy brick, Isl Hastings atzee.
Danici iorssan. twoatory. Hastings street, between
LUutnls aud Ia alu Strueta, 32xAd fua4.
wkAT tiAlNiAoH STREET.
l.ain. .tra*i. 7sstS ~. gtirss nu.ua*rs,. ''' '
,lsrr;.aa % saI %ood ssssts odssi til. ~ >''1''
.;: sssn !. nsss Ass.a n.;s$ :;saas s IT, ~ Harrison
john Hoash, one-story brict, A3l Heat Harrison
T. fole, t.e:toty 4 sna ba.'msAs brick. 4ot we.t
Eth x'5y sI9 n
West Harrison ssftet 9a13o tsst.
Z. Fsugrsy, tlrse-.tory &ad basement b,sck, West
Harrison srset, bsaween Clinton aud .sstaou, 2a1d5
Ii. Rooney, swo-.tosy brick. corner Harrison aud
pespls!nes ssiee.s, 4ya2l feet,
D. ". Rean. swssatory and batsnsas brick, Hermit.
~ &'sau. ~ YORK street. l5 aSd teel.
ntsa:ss & asks, txs;.{ brick, .au; h1vst corner
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A Farmers Vacation in Europe "

Six articles recounting the experience of a
well known American farmer and engineer
Colonel Warning, of Ogden Farm, Newport,
r. H. during tour through some of the less
frequented parts of Western Europe, in the
Autumn of 1878
A series of papers of great interest on