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northeast eoSaer Of % eass. sssej: <! So Miehisan
corner Of Twomey, e With b. tmproSemcnts. 90;
sAss9; 25xl59 on Harrison, west Of eiorrai,,
avenue, $500; 50x1a1 on Fullerton avenue,
southeast corner Of Perry s., 500: D5X11O on
i5o on stae Street south % Of Thirty @
Sl5:0D0; :Dx100 on Park avenue, east Of Oalsicy.
| $4500: 751lsS on Calumet avenue. north Of
| Twenty-ninth street, S..l15; &,-1O ncrcs On
West Twcnty-seconl street. southwest corner Of
California avenue, siI,22a: 59xlO3. improved. On
Tsag est a oFau o G esf na a1at
south Of Twelfth. -, 400; 24xltO, improved, on
johnson. southwest corner Of Wright, $4,000; 5is
| tcnaw. Sl.. .0O0; s5x130 OH West Monroe, south
| east corner Of Lcavitt, $500; i50xii: on Park
aycnue east Of Ioinan, s. ooo; :5xll9, inpEoye.l
1 10oxll on the Green nay road, northwcst cor
ucr Of Albert street, 81, ,5W,
IN HIDE PARK,
one hundred by $50 feet, commencing sixteen
$3.50.
This week, On Thursday, the
FIRST AUCTION SALE
Of the season will be held by Ellison, Flershcim
s. Co.. auctioneers. The Land to be sold cur,l-
priscs scycnty-fivc valuable building lots on
State. Dearborn, Butteric1d, and Arnold streets
IS
situated, near railroads, churches and schools
The indications are that the sale will be well at
tended. 1t takes place on the ground ut 3
Mr.. Rchwoldt, the architect, has drawn the
plans for
A NEW THEATRE,
to be built on Third avenue, between Van Buren
and Harrison streets. The building will he 5lx
lud, brick, with stone trimmings, will have front
elevation 4s feet high, with an auditorium 61x4s,
having Il seating capacity of 800, and will cost
about $1:,ON. The equipment will make the
theatre cost s20,o co.,. The vcstibule will contain
seeond ] @ story there viii be % 6flard G;o room Il i9x'
and in the basement kitchen. This thentre
will be devoted to the variety business and will
York The proprietors arc G. c. Earle, Of Au-
rora, and Fred Moss of Chicago, and tho lessee
Is Mr.. Theodore Stone. Tho theatre will be open
Mr.. Beers, the architect, has drawn the plans
for several new residences at Hyde Park, among
others for Samuel Larnnic, Esq, and for ". e.
johnson. There is Il good demand for residence
lots in Hyde Park
BUILDING PERMITS
issued last week numbered eghty-nine, md
covered an expenditure Of Sl4i.oto.
Among them were those to II. Hoffman, to
erect three-story dwelling, Gos ;o, 4'9 and 81 81
vokl to erect two.story . dwelling ~; assonth
yer to erect 1hree-story store and fnts, VA
bash avenue. near Harrison street, to cost $14.-
000; one TO the Chicago City Hallway Company
born and Twenty-tirst streets, to cost $4,000;
one to II. johnson to erect Il threc-story dwell
ing, corner OF Dearborn and Chicago avenues, To
cost $1,000; one to W. Hanse to erect two
story dwelling, Augusta street nenr Ashland
erect a t,so-story dwelling. Lcavitt street near
Congress, to cost 5000; one to John Kris to
erect Il story dwelling, Nineteenth street. to
st. at No. 753 South May street. $1,000: c. J. Hull
three two~story dwellings, 4sx4s, at Nos. s}s and
$40 Morgan street. S4,00o; one to Marks Nathan,
+Y,A = fhrno- cf7Rxy Hara1 1ff1r M
avenue, to cost $1,000; one to F: kolln1ann, to
erect two-story dwelling, No. 5l9 North Clark
erect three two-story dwellings, corner Of Lin
coin and Van Burcn STREETS, to cost Ss.300; And
one to Joseph Land., to erect q two, story dwell
ln-, No. S52 Wood street, to cost S1.aDO.
Hyde Park real estate owners are excited by a
NEW BELT RAILROAD
project. 1t is for Il doublc-track, stecl-rail,
helt-iine railroad. to be constructed ut once,
from Lake Michigan, in Hyde Park, around Chi
cago to Lake View, without any connection
with the management Of amy existing railroad,
except for the transfer Of freight , aud passenee
the parrcsi declares thntthey have $l00 0Oo cash,
to expend on each mile, If necessary. 1t is said
TINT the % ta pew
stock. Connected with this transfer line there
will be established several large manufactures.
Es ast 81 now empIoStne 600 hands, Whose proaucts
are now controlled and sold by large Chicago
house. The transfer line is not yet located.
AT tLLl4AAN
the stone foundation OF the new car shops has
been finished, and brickiaylng has been begun.
Over $40 men are ut work for the PullnAn Com
pany, and nearly 100 for the Allen Compnny, and
about forty cars loaded with white wood pine,
walnut and other varieties OF lumber, are being
ut the yard Of the company, to be used
The Town Board OF Lake has passed IN ordi
nance requiring the Fort Wayne and Western
Indiana railroads to build yiaduct over their
tracks ar Forty-1hird street within six months
CITY IMPROVEMENTS
Among the bids opened for building two new
engine houses, one on Ogden avenue, near VIM
chester avenue, and the other on the corner of
Ashland avenue aud Jane street. were those Of
E. F. Goblc, who offered to build the Ogden nve-
nue. house for 81, ,l1, and j. G. Lobstein, who
offered to DO the same work for So:so It., for m tho
was the only bidder, Offering to do the work for
s1.s.5.
The Common Council without dissenting vote
has repealed the ordinance opening Dearborn
street, and has affirmed the ordinance of July l,
1875, which also repealed the ordinancc opening
The Commissioner Of Public Works has been !
directed to prepare all ordinance repeating the |
ordinance for mucadamizing South Park ave
from f E TO 81 sstcS ar
paving the same with cedar blocks ana coDpie-
stone cutters. -..
The West Division Committee on Streets has |
decided to report in favor of d sewer in Pago |
street. |
STREET IMPROVEMENT
contracts have been awarded for paving a1ndi- |
ing Mudison street, from Hulstcd to Western
avenue: fol-, paving Clinton street, from Madi-
son to Carroll avenue; for grading and paving |
jackson street, from Clark to Dcarborn; for |
grading and paving Cnnaiport avenue, from
Halsted to Twcnty-second-st; and for curbinr. |
paving, and grading Fulton street, from Canal |
10 Sangamon. Bids have been received, but no |
awards made for curbing, filling. and mucadam- |
Izng the following, streets; Ellis avenue, from
Douglas avenue to Egan avenue; Calumet
aventc, from Thirty-frs street to Douglas |
avenue; Calumet avenue from Eighteenth to
Twentieth; Eighteenth street, lndinnn to Cnlu-
met avenue; Twentieth street, from State to
Calumet avenue; Eldridge, court from state
Street to Michigan avenue: West Jackson street,
from Halsted to Hoync avenue; Elizabeth street,
from Madison to Lake; North avenue, from
" ellis to the Chicago River; Clybourn avenue,
from North to Racine; Clybour11 avenue, from
from Taylor to Twelfth: Centre avenue, from
Blue Island to Twenty-second street.
Propcrty-owncrs iu the vicinity propose to
Hose La SalIc street, frnm Van Bureu to Jnck-
,on and in return to widen Sherman street and
Pacific avenue
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed for rec
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