, 1880-06-25

Eihi: Eievnnth. ai.MS a i3,S;S % ine.. ie. 7so
$S;:sS3S 5S | '5i ;i js: %s EE!Ej
Fifteenth .......... - a:a,::;5 ll.ni; ise.. M3sl
SjSs;s::;S:::::: fSSsi;;::is::: $E Z IT,: f is
rotuls. ........ .47s,Mo :s's,'77 inu. .l7o,us3
j.. III the tablo Of comparison It Wlll be .secn
SHOW AN ACCELERATE: DEC1sEAsE
Of II, 5:,t as compared will, thscensusof 1870.
THEN there wcrg twenty wards ln the city,
but upuiI tho adoption IF the General Aftllic-
tpal uet during Mayer golvin's Administers
tS1, the ser hs s O. w"rts Was rs!cs 81 rol t.
iantiug the First hna Second Into tlio First,
mid Tie Nineteenth md Twen.leth into tho
Elgteel,tls. Thu character OF tho c0i!sDll-
tr:l!sfor,ssiisn since tl,e iro Of Vsi"Ser.
is1l % 1l tgs Ill., Is , t1!e 'ost \ arSsd fs ~ 9'1
trs y Ws9ns nso na SiefKn , .yfnss
vats Ss,srs, II wi.ei 'ndrsis of i',u yadt,s m
1.,lke ,li,' SoutlI Water streets fou1lll their
homes. Mow there Is nothing, uf, any mo-
snt n y ~ Mish!snn M spanss ays1e osS w' a g GTss
llurrlson street IL reached. WnlMsll avenue,
on t'le Gust side, l!,s been entirely rebuilt
With lnrEo ,ne1rcanti|p llol'ses. 1i!e wsst
cnnrt Is II q very ranged eo,tlltton. tl!o
fire" llnytng. beei. destroyed by tho conlll-
grafton u july, 18TH. On Stat0 street, tho
Palmer Ilouse Is tto great texture sltIce" tho
fire." u1nl south of tint imposing structure,
III tar rs HARRISON With tho exception Of tho
block OIL tic east sttse, betwecn Vnn Buren,
amt Congress, l,aye hccn erected largo
&e !t' propfisfsrs TtS Ss the! ' families %i ,ws
Tho west c,d Of llio First Ward I,ns also ,l,,-
!!crgono market! change. Previous tn 1871
itwns built up Of lot Of "pntcles nmt
Other, anil occupied for tho most ]art by tho
lowest classes Of humanity. There wart,
dives In Which ifourislcl tho abandoned
ctnrsctersi sailor btmrtlng-llo!lscs In which
.Irnnken hrHwls " were Of niEhtly oesurrence,
tween franklin sircet ind Tic river, south
Of Adams street, tho west el.tt OF tic First
Wnrd ,.li.y he regarded ~ tho .lry-gatts Ills
trEct of. tho city. Tho substitution Of these
| compelled nbDut h0 per cent OF tho lmpuia-
'ntahly t.o Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh.
unI Twelfth.
TIE SECOND WARD
shows little cLangu IN the pnst ten years, tho
increase III population being only 5A;S, Or /,
so". stunn a,Ml brick buljllnEs i,ayu iuGii
eIeclcu, out LIS IliiJnElly ~ Liz Ielall StoEt'a
y si af Sg rs Te m hl fSs'' Was wieI, SSi
y almost, entirely given Mp to RESIDENCE,
SHOWS nj, tncrcasc Of about @' per cent. Tho
executions nn tho North n!ai West Sides,
contains lie finest residences. III tllo
ya;,atiU a,iy; ns Hffs TGo ts .sta,se't t|H'sf ~ y
lafEs manutact'trI,g in'is!stries an! tic
rnitlnyal ut tho lult,leI-yarttH fAr ,tp In tlG
| Fifth aud Sixth. Wards llnya contributed
nrgcfy to tll0 immense fnereasa III tho pdlll.
ntiun In tlnt s,,ctlon; nsld ~ tho snutli eiltl,
tha SlGGk- Yards "'la packingg-l,n,'s are re-
sponstbta for lnrEe necesslons tu tic pnpl.ln.
| ton. which III some BpetiUlls flnx re;.ylte.l Il
density only excGedel In the olAor cities 0i
| Europe.
TIE 1Scl.EAsE N THE MANUFACTURING
| Observation-Disclosures
throughout tI1o Seventh mud Eighth War!ls,
nul for ti!at matter Ii, tio heart If the city,
ll,ss contributed to sWuli tho fnr,ner III pe +
SSnt. aud THO intern trlo oynr 10 per e.''at.
rho population Il, tho Nlnth Ward shows NJ
Tenth Ward llas r.il,ail,vtl almost constant,
tltoro being nla addition 0f 0nty. about VI
por cent I'll, ten yenrA, The uullronsls aud
ts aapa 81 s Tst Wa tS wish II 9Y I
sn..ll III territorial sxte9tt, to ti.o adjaln!,e
ten years l,e'seu IT will show T. ttccrsasu from
r. %ri ass md r1lrtt"n' # tn'w wars whs r N'sS"t' as
wholly Eiyun up 10 tssldeneo uses, mud til.st
tia ratIa bvI,Ig 10 por cunt, sl0 per euilt, ind
liz per cunt.
| TItE FOURTEENTH wAnn
Is n city within city. It contn!ns ono oi
the ari:cst roIIing-Mifls Ii, thu Vust aini VI
lntnts sleyotetl to wurkins iii wnot
%"! 1saIs ~ : lis lpq!atl.a all s II Rr%w Hs,
Fifteenth WAr.t si!ows /. pliu Of Il little oyrI
10y lnr eent;. It enntntlis extensive brew
etiss an'l hrekyaf.'$s .,'' tl!o portl'weSt e. e.
tn he tn.tl qua of ttiu l!aluisnlte5t reait!snr.
quarters III tie city. The Hlxteynt!, WNrt
returns Indicate MI adsnlscu Ut "lty3' pu!
sSt a tp l. pst pots tsa yers; Tle sst tI! ! !"
fund tnnnorl4s, .lulnl,er-lIllltA. st!Ipynrds
ind thu Gelural retull establishment!
. "as 2fs,7 fns Iueroass Il ii s'eI; op,as;Ss S;ts'G, /,
Tho Seventeenth, Wnru IL abotl
u per eent. II contains u pulnher of ,nnniI
factn1lisg establishments, co.,! nlMl lumber
WITH ysi uiSnS aS',ys sa s, EySf % II n @ EE'tsstI ;S 1
tho ward still slanws niany bnru slnss, arlsln!
fIuM t!.b 1lre IT. lE7l, anll tho west nnl ha
EE sf E'ys IL s'Sssq'ss" Strss I naSf cst
i shops, AMI olller Industries. Clark, In aSAl!e
Wells, alNt Franklin Ill lreets Rr0 llr9ely du
voted to rctajl establishments aud bcat-ss.
looms.
/ llr nlVIEIQSHs
The following allpws tho population b!
| dlytsions: -,
| $780, 1870. JHe
South Stte. te...."......, llB,TEs ILLUS 'n,M
West Bss.... ......., ,4d7 t;S1 1ta7Ia 1st,NT
North side. W,A0 Tl,Gif k..Ki
Totai. ..+7S,oB} eas,177 17v,oS
IGIuK THEM liP.