, 1880-07-18

| AANA%t>S "AA~ ~
@1to' SEw ELEVATOR,
VIII capaG5tS u iTov; .G ~; ;,ruaI 1T T,velftl,
puilt ny the hoek iSiaiH ns''lwII ,,h;c1 ~ has ca
stlcet, 70 repiase * 6,e ,,. rha new ola
pael,y ,t q 1m.s ny .eugE e9M E1 1u9'e1''
ar =: IhomaS: aTctll'fS., Horo no to l,niIf n
instruction from ~ y. ~ Da II fot ~ VA
omce a1, uWna us a,;n;T,ny nr .fnIsnn. a fnur-
Dash avenue, aaloit'ni's 4 i ~ ,,;tL fiafs ahova
the front to 9s Of pressto for of1Sk Sr AZ aa ns
Huron stone ,tb 4ne stroat ,"t % ora 1t and
building near foal.een'n s1tees att 'e' t1''o
the work. commenced e h;,,,i;no for AR ceoroa
~ Gjt,, f. i1an':sh stora - and Hnf a4xT1 feef en
North Wells nt sia s5rset re near ontaflo' Stone
1fonL 70 coSe Sto'oYo, ',h,rd e. co .,r,,e,,
MeSsts uE M ,ot 1o1a hr;o, ~ 9,o+rt y. us!l+ ~
eNcos, the corner Of ioyne and Indiana % Streets s.
tns.,oo fae4 +o To- coet - mn ~" A">''t'''
THE BOARD OF TRADE.
| Irade YESTERDAY adopted Mt Hensley,s reso-
d,.; ee ,'in;, uf =, t
...', ~ a 0oJ o,,at,pJ pti' r. Sto;s onona;,,
ha{5 ha{ Viii vi bn s,;tah 10 o,,d eao, for I ;ts
prpcses. 1 " It IS geueraIly I beiieyed ii that At the
Tssu n VII VII ] De a greenien1I @ I b ~ M!em aat u,e
l!; ooalu wl' SECURE larger atn 1ekol acconl-
] nlooatlons III lls plesent auattels.
IN THE BUILDING PERMITS
the Tfe s5e thu hofe to Ro1sF Fox to ne
piaines street to cast M SIS ooo: one to Jess
lin to erect i threestory dwelling, No: 753
North HalSted street, to cost $500: f. q:
aaE, ."1,sss e. aan 1,''ar .,a
etnr.. otasa a5x; st ~ - and e; dams
| street, $4,000: to the Chicago Car-Whecl
Company to erect a foundry, 110x3 feet,
Dearborn street, near Fifteenth, to cost S1o,-
~, ole ~ a. 4; " stsant to
SOY aMSt, w. ~ 1 oorat ~ aroct tvo ~
story dwellinS: /, ~ No: ooo Mest fqart1GnfM WiM
Stfcet, 70 cost eo;oV, one 70 ule L. noill
Mahu1actnrlns CoMDah{' 10 elect . ioul-
st0ty dacIory ~ Lahe raet s'fGe, - tss
stoIe a and !? d1ellnE 1 M No. 10 IS sse Miwa"kee ay
enne, 70 cost 10y: 0me 10 gohm 1c1 I9tpes., u
street; to eost ssoo9 ~, :, ;.,toua...,
+" Rich and POO, poor alike VIII M pc interested,
OF ....... ........
THE VANDERBILT PALACES
being built in New York on Fifth avenue.
There arc four of them The most costlytnd
conspicuous Of these are the two companion
and which are designed the one for William
II. and the other for lis sisters. Mrs. Shep-
herd and Mrs. Sloan. Tic cost is S750,06O
apiece, or 81, ,5o0, 600 for the pair. Both are Of
brown stone. 1ll(t hNff rs 11ttpr4E nnnkH
the popular cOnception Of Hbrown-stone
frontsu as ran we'll he itnnyineti.- In place
nj the jnnnmerahle narrow tioOrs pjletf ore
nnon another. cauped by French ropfs and
Harinp cornicrs, ar. modest and ui,int eyteri-
nrs in tie Renaissance styie. tl,ree stories in
hirht. viii, flutetj nilasters nj the sides, and
fnI,cy carving in stnn,-rra ne-yincs. noE
leaves. efc-3ovnr the windows. The
hnuses or rather hote1s. to nse tia
FTench term. annpar rather INV thar,
otharw;se ..nmrero,i wifi their lnftv
neighhors hit tI,is is mort, than made m IN
tha graat I;rht het,vae, tha finnrs and tha
ample dimensions and excellent arrange
ment of the rooms. The two lower floors Of
each house are reserved for the family use,
and the remainder appropriated to servants
rooms, trunk-rO0nlS, etc. The Southeriy.
house. Mr. William II. Vanderbllt's, is
slightly the larger and more imposing Of the
two, being ST feet wide by 1l5 deep; that on
the north, belonging to the sisters, is 50 by
100. The entrance to both houses is through
i porte cochere, situated between the two:
from which the visitor is llshered into large
hall, covered with a tiled floor, and sur
rounded by fragrant exotics and tropical
plants, with fountain playing in the centre
The receptio1l-rnom, &lraWi1lg-room, and libra
~ occupy the Fifth-ayenue front. and are all
lofty apartments, finished in hard wood.
The drawing-room is 80 feet long by Is