, 1876-03-19
Instruments.


The following uew Subdivisions have beer
fled for record since March !. 1876; /, BY
John McCaffcry, a resrbdiGisiou Of Block O.
Adam Smiths Subdivision S. 3s, n. u, s. ". 4,
and S. II. 4 S. ". Sec. IS, SO, Is, betwec1
Wright and William streets, aud Pierson and
Sacramento avenues 2, by john a1cCatfery. 8
resubdiy1sion Of Lot 8 Kerfoot's Subdivision N.
= n. Elk n. T. 4 Sec. ], IS. Is, south ol
Egan avenue, between, Hart and Ward avenues,
Town OF Brighton. 7, by j. S. Wolfe. subdi'
vision Of part ". u s. ". 4, Sec. z, Sc a.
s, by George L. Drew. Lots Is to 49, B. B. Fos-
ters Subdivision Of Blocks 3-14, Morris Sub
division Sec. 18, SO. IL, fronting west on
Oakley street, &c feet north Of Polk street.
8. in Riley's Subdivision. z. q. Block II.
Stone and Wlltuers Subdivision Secs G
and Z, 50, II, between FortyHeventh and
Forty-eighth streets aud Lincoln and Wood
streets. 10, BY George 81. Drew, subdivision OF
Lots to 8, subdivision OF Block Of Block 3,
Morris Sub. Sec. IS, 80. II, fronting cast on
Leayitt street, 23 feet north OF Polk street. 3,
by William Doyle, 4 subdivision Of Doyle's Ad-
dition to Evanston. 4, by D. II. Hedron. sub
division of south Tx feet Lot 81 Of Lot TO II,
Prospect arenue and Drew street, 1T feet south
Of Ridge street. S, By James II. Bowen, q sub
division Of Bowen's Addition to South Chicago,
subdivision Of n. Il Sec = 81, l6. 6. by Calll~
met 1: Chicago Canal l. Dock Compsny. three
subdivisions, covering parts OF BLOCKS III nnd u
in Secs. and 6, 81. is.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits we're issued
during the week ending March H.:
Campbell 4 Burbank, basement, 44x50, at -. and
236 Calumet avenue; cost, ssG-
4. WIiarna six dwellings,, each thr.e-story, 2ox34
Oh Oakley street, between Vsn Buren, and Har1m,n
streets; cost, s, 500.
T. n Pendegrast basement, 1sz3a- at IS Price placa
Samuel EarH. nine HtlraE each 4NQ-Et8fF. nuIh5.
50 to GO Market street: cost, 81 c25 each.
I Russ barn, tvosto1y, .21as Il So Adams street
1t . Washington street; si3, 600
T.. E spalds, rwostory engine>house, 2osao. On
Twelfth street, near Cl=rk street.
A. A. NeileF. brick dwelling story, 2lx6o at 80
North Dearborn street; 81, 100.
Louis Bergb, ono-stozy barn, 2o124, at 11a Church
N. M. fitchette, one-story addition, 24152, a. 11s
West Madison street.
E. l. Weeks, four dwellings, eaeh two-story, 1s152,
OIL Hoyne, near Congress street; s., $40 eaeh-
William Miller, one story dwelling, 1sxls, 1t * Chs
y. J. Morton, two stores. each three~story 1417o,
cor1cr Of Clark aud Ontario streets,
y. " Baird, five barus, each two-story 2ox0, At 1871
to ~ Michigan xrenue; S, 500.
l. T. Burton, store, four-atorg, &o1so, at % Lake
Frank Reigar. basement, lS12a at 81 Newbezry ave-
nue..
William Rupe, one-stozy bsrn, 2413s, at 1856 Canal
John Ioedel, onestosy dwelling aa1so. on Western
avenue near Van buren,.
y. s. Foster, txo-stozy barn, 16x16 ut 1912 North
Clark street.
C. v. Duahaua. four-story dwelling, 4s1ss, On the
southwest corner OF Pine and Pearson streets.
P c. Eoyce, three-soty dwelling, a51&0 ut III West
jackson street,
Ffznk Koch. three-story dwelling. oox46 At IS Kidd
J. Dewidc, one-story Dwelling. 24132, ut o34 Fremont
street
NOVEL. usE OF BR1cR n BUILDING.
A1r. Kenwick, OF New York, has prepared the
desigp for block Of ofhce-buIldings in Wash
iugton, to be built entirely Of brick. These are
Of Baltimore and Washington manufacture in
different colora; and novel use il made Of the
material by submitting it to tho chise1 in the
workng-out Of the ornament The window
luteis, belt-courseB, and 0ther prominent tea-
lures, are cur precisely as il they were OF free
stone. The e-graiucd brick, 1t ia found cuts
10 good face and the work is more spirited
and artistic than the tame nodded work, where
burnt clay ia used otherwise than in the usual
shape Of brick. In the construction OF tire-
proof boil1lngs, where it ia desired to nse brick
TO the exclusion Of sandstone, granite, or other
mater1al, Mt. RenHick's idea OF cut hrick-Nork
NAY give to the profession thoroughly artistic
treatment Of really eeryiccablo mate1ial.-
Isaeric1n Architect
BrILpIa9 u BRooE1YN.
The Superintendent Of Buildings, in an inter-
viow with an Eagle reporter. indicated that the
increased activity in the building trade, and the
incs easing number of new buildings put up IN
BROOKLYN could not help attracting attention.
and were peculiar incident to times which are
conceded to be hard" In support Of this en-
couragiug evidence OF returning prosperity, the
Superintendent submitted figures which confirm
the hopes aud justify the faith OF those who
haTa refused to slscken their confidence in
Brooklyn. Two months of tho present year
Layo passed, and comparison Of the number
Of permits for buildings issued iu January and
February Of 1s74, 1875, snd 1876 results as fol-
lows: