, 1876-12-31

era1d street, near Stearns street, with Is feet on
Quinn street, adjoining, for $u,50o.
The premises on Huron street, west OF Cass
st5sft saS tsr 9s5o5 s So10o feet with building
E. 4 farewell sold on Adams street, south Of
Wood street, 33x140 feet, with Improvements,
Tor $4,000.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're fled 1or
record Saturday, Dec. 30:
Stanton az, 231 It h Of Thirty seventh st. mn
ef. 1B5fx133 It, dated Dee. 28..::::.-$ 4,ooo
South Dearborn st, lss 3,lo II Of Thlr. hic
ty-thisd-st, y T, 25x120 #, dated Dec. , soo
Hs1st:d q :f SO It Of Hubbard + u; %
It running to Milwaukee ~, with build nm
sn9fS sf1Es aassd ss1Ie Dfe s II and near Chicago
~, VI, Lot s, with building, dated nm
vRite Rns 4 lis It II North franklin st.
~ 25x100 It, dnted Dec 28.-. I, l0o
ef1 13sGssS ss t. dated Dec. se......... II, 600
North A. 20 It e OF Western AZ, n 1, 25x
l23 It. dated Dec. 3o............-...... Ll0o
foRTH or c,rY 11u1rs, WITHIN A RADIUS or SEVEN
XILES or THE couRT-HousE.
Halsted st, corner OF Wolfram ct, Lot Sin
SOUTH n o5 CITY 1 LIMITS WITHIN 4 RADIUS or SEVEN
Sl:LEs or TIE COURTHOUSE
Forty-seyeuth st, 175 It " OF Stewart av,:
/: 90 feet to alley, dated Dec 90. ...4 1000
WEST or c1Tr LIMITS.
st&xf Efaoo q ts T. dated Il Dec. aa e s 500
suAAAHY or TRAEsFERs FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within . radius OF seven
miles OF the Courthouse, fled for record dur
sales, sal Is consideration, s3sl l619; north Of city
limits, sales 3, consideration. $6,l87; south Of
city limits, sales TO- consideration, $15 $780, west
OF city limits, sales ], consideration, $500.
Total sales, SO; total consideration, $4b, ZIG.
SUMMARY FOR THE YEAR.
The following la the total amount for the year
ending Saturday, Dec. 50: City sales, 1920,
consideration, SIS IA; north Of city limits,
sales 156, consideration, s., ,0S5,321; south OF
city limits, sales 792, consideration. $40, 0'6;
west OF city limits, sales, 6A consideration,
S25H, o43. Grand total: Sales, 5,0G6s consfdera-
tion, s30, ,42o, ,754. .......:
NEW sUBp1y1s1oNs.
The following plats we're fled for record the
past weeks:
Post and sin,on's Subdivision Of Lot u and
part Of LOT 16, 6undley,s Subdivision Of Sec.
i and Of Lot l, 1giehart's Subdivision Of Sec.
4 Plat Of part Of the 8. ". 4 Sec. g. 81, 4.
A plat Of Lot 12, Hundler's Subdivision Of E.
4, S. E. u Sec. II, 40. Il
a resubdivision Of Block 40, Pine Grove, Sec
q, 10, II.
Notre Dame Addition to South Chicago, s. *
fractional Sec: z, u, Ii, between 0ne-hundred-
and-frst and One d-and-sixth streets.
4 NEW YORK PALACE.
The New York Sun, In an entertaining account
OF some new residences built in New York, fore
casts the abandonment OF the old-fashioned
Fifth avenue uniformity OF brown stone houses,
all Of the same height, width, and arrangement:
1t instances:
The massive castle-1ite dwelling erected by Mrs.
Adele L. s. Stevens on the southwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Fifty-eeyenth street. is an illus-
tratlon. A modification OF the old French chaseau
style, in vogue some three or four hundred years
ago, IT is the chief ornament OF this fashionable
locality, abounding In fine houses, and promises to
be landmark for the future. Its solid walls tur-
rets, and towers remind one OF feudal times. shady
parks and grassy lawns: ln dimensions II is about
feet deep, three stories IN height, with Mansard
roof built of brick and Cleveland stone in the way
OF trimmings. The towers constitute marked
conception IL felicitous and teaches us TINT the
sentiment Of the beautiful can be gratifed with
forms which show great hsrmony and fitness, and
hard wood, in rich, substantial manner, with
much solid panneling and some artistic carving.
Nothing M nj aimsy. gauay, Or mesetricious ofends the
the whole aspect Of the house, both outside and
inside, conveys unmtstakably the idea OF gen
uenan's residence The building has been made
hollow tiling on the Dcck1ith system, which forms
an effectna barrier against fire each particular
story. The main stairway, Of oak, Is double
tower IL OF iron An iron roof, covered with slatc
precludes all danger Of fire from the outside.
SAN FRANc1sco REALrEsTATE sALE AT AUCTION.
The dtfa-Cakit tornia reports an important auc-
tion sale OF real estate in San Francisco:
The aggregate OF the bids amounted to 3400, 900.
The lot on the southern line Of Market street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, having I373s feet front on
Market by depth OF Ito feet to Stevenson street,
to Mr. E. J. Baldwin for s275, 900. The lot on
Stevenson street in the rear, l373zx70, was sold
for $37, $50: The northeast corner of Sixteenth
divisions at the following prices: Tae corners Of
81, It's; the inner lots, 75xa5, 1t sL750. s.. s0o
T. s tas ets eE2qss 66e easn sni
Howard street, by dept. ef g feet, brought
s., 60o and 81, 100. 4 portion of the lot on How
ard street, 260 feet 1ortnerly from Sixteenth, BOZ
125, brought 50, OPS. The lot on the southwest
Howard and 175H feet on Sixteenth street. brought
SIG, 500. a lot on Railroad avenue, North San
Francisco, 27Hxll5x25, brought $685.,
WALL STREET REALTY AND THE sToCE BROKERS.
A New York correspondent characterizes the
decline in Wall street property as unexpected
aud tremendous:
Five years ago S. r. Drexel bought the corner Of
Wall and Broad streets, and erected thereon the
1narhle structure known as the stDre1el Building
acre. Tie price vas general surprise, being far
above any sale In America To-day, however, it
would not bring half that price The reason Is
found in the decline in stock operations. The
brokers starved ont. The e1pedients this class
attempt in order to create movement in stocks
Is shown by the fraudulent dispatch for which Con-
dit YVES arrested. He is, a .scurbstone broker"
that is ono Of that class which is not able to hire
Offices, and therefore does what it can on the side
walk. Every day You see this miserable crowd en-
gagged in fleeing each other, and you will be sur
erees. The +tstreet board is little above the
curbatone broker, and then there is a grade still
lower than the last called 'tgutter snipe,' while