, 1876-05-14

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dated May 49,. 6o0
SUMMARY.
The following is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within radius Of 7 miles OF
the Courthouse, fled for record during the
week ending Saturday, May IS: City sales, 81;
consideration, $565, ,0l3; north of city limits,
sales, 8; consideration, $500; south OF city
city limits, sales, /; consideration, $3.50. Total
sales, 104 Total consideration, S625, 343
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMETHING FOR CHICAGO ENTERPRISE TO MI
TATE.
The american architect Of May 6 has an in
teresting article on the "Arcade,n q means OF
avoiding the annoyance OF stopping in the
streets in dirty weather. The introduction Of
the genuine "Arcade" into Chicago would bs a
great public benefit, and would richly reward
the capitalists who built It. There is no city in
the country where people suffer more than In
Chicago from bad weather In the winter and
spring and impossible streets The ArchRact
says:
Travellers in Italy notice with admiration the
famous Gallera Vittorio Emanuele, at Milan, the
gloti6cauon, as It were, OF Paris passage. It is
really street under root, or rather, two streets
At right angles; one ef them an eighth Of nile
long g feet wide, bat M Without earriageway,
and lined with the handsomest shops IN the city.
The Parlsian passages are none OF them 80 mag
@ ey
blocks c in Cities where land IL ought uia. to Be Be
have fGs oen most hppuht pnhs ss
such passages would be OF value in cur cities,
pecially in the Northern ones, where shopping 1n
and M exposure There seems % 10 b no reason Why
streets with carlageways should not be rooted
oyer With lass though it. might rot Be desirable
sages Would be serviceable We should hardly
Ke% To n Ssoa f for Instance @ e wen
Temple Place vas thrown open, and The he buildings
on IT tFemodeled, Il could haye been built to mi:
have have blessed the device that gave them
chance to step from horse. car and visit three OF
without dragging in the n,ire, or exposing them
selves to rnia Of snow or drip. IN Cincinnati,
which seems at present to be ontdoing our other
public improvement, the thing has just been done,
oris doing. A passage, Or 'n1cade as 1t is call
ed BY the designer, M Henry 81 Bevis is to be run
Fourth and Fifth. It will be four hundred feet
long, and have thiEylye shops on each side, above
whh vii r. ss 5Gs fs hc
eades~ Of tbs Kind in he country, it is said are
two; one at Providence, R. l., and one at Roches-
ter. n. Z.
NEW SUBDIVISIONS.
The following new subdivisions are reported:
!. Resqbdiyision Of lots = ana "a g. bosk @ + - Ho {,
nofes SuR9lsaon 5ic n,+haast arar " ~
6saen esss9 q svenae a's and Vest % Tsyier stress
= Plat Of Lots 10 and 2o. BLOCK knssells sub
36 Is.
5. Fairbanks Resubdlvlslon OF LOIS . ana OF
Lots and 70 Block fractional sec Is addition,
comprising 80 feet fronting south on Monroe street.
| between Wabash aye9ne and State street: a., ~.
record By George Auirhead: Assessor Ct the Town
the northeast Of -, SO, Il; w; i7ots
and 8, Block 10: Lots . ana ., BlocK a@;pl9eSk ~ &
8; Lots and s, Block Il; Lots5 ana =, 6leck 80 10
5. Block 5; Lot 8, Block IL; Lots g. :, and
Block 20 Linden Grove part q BLOCK s. a As:ss ss
Bor's DIVISION o. Lots - " - se~ ~, ~;
Il; Lot l. Block Assessors division or u Lots = !!
| to q, School trustees snpalslslou Ao' oe' ~
Lote Blocks, came SUBDIVISION.
All these new subdivisions IN the Town of
Lake are between f!tty-n'ntn ana SHty-sevEenI,n
streets, and lie contiguous 70 tne Chlcago' hoc1
Island & Pacific Railroad
THE following % building permits permits have been Is
| ened since saturiay. NAV 6:
oo11 -. 49, ,ya..an ,o,-.atorv h,3ck bnt,a,np as4
4
ontaE1o ssreet;;, .n...,+ 40 p.o-ra
=. y. fowel4' OLE e1acA oaeo1e1~ ~ eAA~e
street .u.,,,.
James =. Neutuanh, oae-ktolf os4eA o"""ans'
a2 Webster avenue. ..4 oao cor,h
| Samuel Meafs, one-s1orJ oaseHanh1 @@o oo0t1
Park avenue. ..o,,,,r e,5 r1,,on
r. Leafys t"o-s1o1y e1'cA o"eAins' oAo o44on
street.. .-,.,. h-4rt
Guderna!, ee Ana nau rche- .xenne
oWGng anu a.o.es 9vf l no *1 eo,nar ~ Eon-+aanth
4. Mar.ln' ones'ofS snop' eos1e1 " WI
ana raoshs rh s.ass x,....,-vhr7-er stor. M,df.on
= y. sneppa1or '"a5'4%o's os'cA ''o4s' 1A0N'40oA
stsse s1nDe, 1obnson two-.torv and basement brick
| .si1i saMae4 soIso' soa Es.t n;riaion street
oWeiuns' 5uo 5aee '..as Dna hsersn+ TT south
| =. oonu' one@oso'5 pAse1e"7 AAA
1ep1,a slssa. .1.o. +o-. ara,14,o ods E;r1;.
-. eerssetseE' ln1ee-sA''s o"eAS' ~3' A>'A'~
| BtIGs,; u44 +.. s.,x,, n,,o. swa11;rv
nalliam Hnrett; eateesy straais eA e"e'n@'
a4is1sa anp @ 49,. hr;o .+o,a adi,on
! NllAa1a na"sons one~e'o15 o14.A 0@S~~' "A1'~3
st5ees paaa..,r s.,,, h,;c,, hau Ashland
| - r Jo4,s s+rast' "'-@
avenne ~ ei1S and Harmon 1' coart. D''0A N''@'''
Il. Potwin, two-story and basement dwallins,
west Monroe @ stgee., ot.r near aS U,1ley a1 2sr.v
The fo11oTino is from the Sun Of MAY q:
49, t;-,s ,;,cs 7se7 h,s th.re heen 40 ereat and
ahnrn decline IN rca1. eatate yalues sa has been