, 1875-05-23

CLARKE: Esq, corner Erie and cass streets, 81 By
20 feet three ntoriea and basement ptesstd
brick. with Lake Superior sandstone front. It
Will cost s22, QUO. Also residence
for Mrs. 1uia Ray; North La Sale,
near Oak. The building is 30x65, constructed Of
pressed brick, with limestone trimmings, two
atories, basement and attic, to cost $4,000.
Also = residence for 4. Loeb, Eeq., corner Of
Dearborn and Schiller. It is building Of rreesed
brick, With Limestone front; is 40x72 feet has
tTo stories, basement and attic, and will cost,
With brick barn, $4,000. Also residence for
4. Bishop, Esq, corner Madison Aveuue and
Forty-oie ath # eet The building is 4216s feet,
With tHo stories and basement built Of preased
brick. with limestone trimmings. It ia to coat
$10U0o.
Tho aame tirn ara putting up number OF
;. BUSINESS BLOCEa,
anong them one for ". B. Ogden, corner Ls-
Sale and Lake.. Tho block will bo C0190 feet, to
be built Of pressed brick, With Ohio sandstone
trimmings. Tho buildings will be four stories
high, With basement tbs whole 70 cost S30. 1000.
Also business block for J. Ut!man, 6, 8, 10, and
bo four stories high, WITH ! Mausard root. to bo
constructed out Of pressed brick, with sandstone
trimmings and will cost $2A. GEO. Also block for
Louis q. Bolden nerk. on South Clark. near jack
son street, SO by 100 feet. The buildings are to
be foar stories high. with basement con
block for 8. i r. Goldman State. opposite Polk,
10 by "a feet. The buildings are to
be OF sandstone, three stories, with base
nasns the block costing SO 9oo'
zie street, 10411o0 feet. The buildings are brick
warehouses, four stories and basement, to cost
$50, 600. Also = store for John Borden. Esq,
Madison street, neaz Franklin. 90 ~ LOO feet;
1t II to DO built Of sandstone. five stories and
basement, and il 10 cost $50, 900. Also IN office
building for ], e. Wrenn 4. B. Meeker, cor
ner Dearborn and Washington, 56 by so feet. It
is to be built Of Ausabls stone, foar stories and
basement, aud il to cost $40 600.
LIE. GEORGE Il. EDBRookE
has recently prepared plans for 4 large number
Of buildings for residences, among them tho fol-
For Messrs. l. 81. II. French. block Of
twelve tao-story and basement octagoo stone
fronts, to b. built on tho corner Of Langley
avenue and Forty. second street. Each house 10
to pe Is b1 IS feet. Tho estir.ted cost Of the
block is 100000 For the same parties. house
on Indiana avenue, between Thilty-foalth and
Thirty. fifth streets. It is ~ by IS feet, three
| stories and English basement. stone 'front.' and
il TO cost 6,ooo. For AlEa. Mar! 9. Palmer or
Prairie avenue, between TwentJ-n1nth and
Thlrtieth streets, = two-story and basement
dwelling, with stone front. It is 20 bv 50 feet,
and viii cost 5000. 4 block Of four houses is
just finished for Baugs Bros. on Piairls avenue
between Twenty fourth and Twenty-dfth streets.
| story, With English basement, and with slone
front. Tina cost..of the block IL $9D, 600.
MR. ". L. B. 1EHNEy
has great deal Of work on hand Among the
bai!dlnga 1ha construction Of which has been
| begnc or determined upon are tue following
Fur tho Stalkweather estate the building OF four
stores, Nos. 28o, 49, 800, aud 3o2 state street.
Tho block ie so BY 30 feet, the building three
! stories high, the Ewo upper stories lifted up IN
apartments for residence. They Will be built OF
Erassed brick, with seone trimming ann no, teE1a
| Gotta coruice. 1he block will cost $4,000. On
State street. south OF Adams, two stores are to
be erected, tour stories each, With stone ffont.
! Tho two will be 30 By 100 feet, and will cost
| from $4,000 to &12, 600.
4 ins residence thee stories and basement,
is to b erected on Madison street "cst OF Union
Park. Il w1ll hars font OF cut stone, and WILL
cost between $40, 900 and 81. 900.
Mr. George r. Cla1ke and Mr: WI. Jenney
| arc doing \ great deal OF designing ia English
| Gothic furniture. These designs arc specially
| designed to suit the style Of Arohlte3sqfe and
fittings OF tho .hoases, and the designs become
| the property OF the egner Just as tho plaus OF
| the houHc. hl1. jenney has at present orders Of
| this character amounting to upwards OF $o:ooo;
| The designs even oxtend TO metal" o. eaco u
| unique and beautiful 4 new style. OF panehng
has been devised which is very striking: 1t con.
slsls Of veneer Of white holly imposed on black q
| ebony, and the designs are cut IN tho holly,
| Standing IN f6ieI Oh Iuu oUOuJ 40 IL S0AAeoo
| 1hs designs are fsuciful' arnbes9uo paetosns
| with central figures Of conventional shaps'
-. BUILDING PERMITS.
J. Price 4 CO.. three-story and basement
! brick, 125x64 feet. on Indians Ayenue-
". Mittipg, tvo-story and basoment o11ck
John Bhckridge. two-storJ aud basement
| brick, 42xG7 feet, on Archer avenue.
| Thos: Kelly, two-etory and basement brick
o219S feet l29 Vernon avenue.
| j. o. Hansen, tvo-Htotg and base1nent bfaex
| 2ox50 feet, OF West Indiana street.
j. 8. Kirk d Co., two~sto1T bSick barn, OF
E. ?, Palmer, .2-stozy and basement ston.
front 26x4S II, at 1850 prai1ie avenue.
James Il. Sullivan, 1-etorY brick Office 2oz4i
#, 1t S6 West Twelfth street.
James OILS, 4-story and basement stone 1-on
20xtt0 1T, on Lot 2, Block l40 State street: :.
". B. Clarp 2-story and basement brick Is,
| II II, on Third avenue. :...,
A. a. Munger, s.story and basement stoa
front z5x67 It, as 905 OHIO street.
| r. E. StarkweAther, +story and baseman
stoue front 22150 it, southwest corner s1ato AMI
Moses Ma|iear. 1-story brick 151l5 Il, It so
). Reiteh, 2-story and basement brick 2414:
| It, at Is Burling street.
: Same, 2-story and basement brick 6515o It, O,
| Thirty-fourth street..
John Doerr, 2-story and basement brick 2416
| It, at 1913 TWenty-a1th street.
| ]. Ward, 2stozy and basement brick 22x44 Il
| 1t Il North Sangamon atleet.
THE NEW COUNTY HOSPITAL. /.
| PLAN or TIE BUILDING.
The readers of TIE SUNDAY Tn1DuNE will b
Interested to hear from 3lr. =. G. Cochrane, tn
.rchitsct employed by tho Board Of Count
Commissioners 70 design tho new Count
Hospital
Before commencing hia sign for tho ne,
building, the Board very wisely, directed hiu
to visit thu most noted buildings Of this kin6
and to gather what information he could H
first visited Washington, aud called On DR.. Bill
ings, the Assistant surgeon-deneral Of th
United Sister Army, uho has planned nnmbe
OF hospitcls, and has made the matter spocia
study. In company with this gentleman, b
/ visited the
SOLDIERS HOME HospIrA14
which Dr.. Billings il now erecting. Hero b
found new building not finished, but 80 ia