, 1877-04-01

features IN the business Of last week The
usuaf amount OF small sales and exchanges were
madc, and in the dniiy transfers reported there
were the usual number OF ''washcs.:' The i'll
quiry for property is light, aud we have no
transactions Of special importance to report.
". D. kcrtoot T. Co hare sold lot 4Sx15D, at
the corner of johnson and Wright, for s. O00
They have also sold brick cottage and lot On
Robcy street. near Chicago avenue, for $1,000
This house stands on what is known rs the
Suffern tract. This immense property, COM
pris'ng some eighty acres, has till now lain un-
improved through all the years OF the city's
populations and its owners have finally dcternin-
cu to build it up and sell. It Is to be improved
with brick cottages, Of neat and comfortable
finish, built on alternate lots. that those wbo
desire extra room can buy lots adjoining their
houses. The houses are a little over twenty
1crt wide, and each stands by itself, so as to be
lighted by sile windows as well as front ones.
H. G. husza=h has sold house and lot No. %
Sewncrry avenue. for 54oW oa House aud lot
NJ. y Newberry avenue, for So, 00O.
.. i. Stough has sold for D, L. Perry, house
and lot ut Hinslale, for 50 900 to the Hon. An
crew Crawford, who will make the place his
l'''alc. The inquiry for suburban homes is rep
-ent.d by Q. j. Slough to be greater than it
a'.y time tor three years, and he has already
e'. and rented several places, and made num-
h'r .; lot sales for immediate improvement.
+. ". Griffin sold tie southeast corner Of Su-
l",rinr and North Dearborn streets, S0xlO0 feet,
itsr $}otW
t;eorgc B. James sold 240 acres in Sec. 10, IS.
II. tn Conrad liccht, for $4,000.
Robert Bayarti sold 100 a"rcs in 26, 40, u,
aaia sas1 ~ acres ol southwest one-fourth 80
ILL IL for $3l,.a0.
Cox & Barnes sold lot on Hamilton ayenuc,
- Feet south Of Jackson street, east 'front.' with
improvements, Tor $4,500; aso lot on Polk
street, - = feet east Of May street, south front,
Charles Clcaver sold sox14o feet on Brook
street, l0o feet cast Of Drc1cl boulevard, with
11'tI3use!nc'its, 1or S.o.o0u
y. H. H!arkson SOLD to David hcene, 25xl00
3cet III Wabash avenue, 80 feet north Of Jack
ht'ii east front, for S.5,0N.
,iu.'a onc-!ourth ot Sec 10, 81, IS, to Eugene
Hartman, for Sl4,5Nu
The ftnal Estate Journal saws. uAn fnnortan+
ealt was RECENTLY tunsnminat.d i,e.r.,e,, ~
Board CT Education and Thonas Scanl.n any my
Syr.strr Han,7 ono,3s 80 T:ta: -ea.@tt' .ttu
is,,. The 1rner.T soia ~. E,acan,ati h capnal-
sn,,,1,u... ,n.. ~ so.. as tue east ualt OF the
n.. ". q"a1te1, thc west iHi OF tue south
1 Qualie4' 1nu the east 81 acres OF the SOUTH
east quarter O. Sec II, ~, Il, school lands, in
tne Town OF Calumet 1t contains 191 acres,
and the consideration is about $50OOO, or $2G0
.,er acre Tie sale was made through Josiah
H. Bisseli, attorney. 81 Wusi,inrton street., TIE
purchasers bought the property as IN invest
1neut IN hn1d ,1nt;, -,-.s ~ {r,,ra, !, N '"'~''-
s.n.a.rs ~ - -, a'.4r rs.rn
Tia fo,,o,..;.!.! ataADAl ~ 9AAssFEHs. @
s tuS !ouo~lhS Instruments were hled Tor
'eeoFo sa1ufuay, March Il;
o.,.,n - clTf PROPERTY I
oakie! en'l ~ ~. ~ It Of West Polk st, vi
f;,pss ,x4I.:a r. Dated March 1..:..-...- $500 |
~usI t,; ntnsG 1 a., between I"entg- !
1oo 1oo'th Il AND MID oSsyt ntonts, ss G.isa T