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il makes specially. The members are cred.
iia0y fia0ly ,aa kanown ana ARE vel posted ~ l9e
| oil their house Is OF the very best having
passed through the financial cyclone of 1S77::
successfully and without impaired credit
a large and f1ourishing business is the award
! OF the public to the firm. :
| LnmleY In.ledesv.
The real estate agency of Lumley Ingle
( dew, Ia Dearborn street, one Of the oldest
and most reliable in the city, was established
| fifteen years ago.
! Mr.. lngledew has had large business and
experience In real estate, and has been and is
well sustained by. n liberal patronage. a
lawyer by profession, he makes part Of his
! occupation the examination OF titles both in
reference to sales and the placement OF
loans. the latter forming considerable part
specially is South Side property, improved
! and uni1nproyed, at the same time giving at
tent1on. to city aud suburban property in
general.
Mr. Ingledew is an acknowledged author,
| lty on real estate val neS, and represents the
realty of a large number OF owners, resident
| and nonresident.
Henry L. Hill.
Henry L. Hill, No. '142 Dearborn street,
! WHO is well and fayorabIy known in rcal-es-
tate circles, has been established i'll business
fifteen years. LII addition to handling his
own real estate, he does general commits
! sion OF agency business, comprising improved
and unimproved city and suburban properly,
aud acre, property as well. The placing. OF
J loans is also a branch of his business. III the
fire OF 1871 all his books, papers, and abstracts
were burned. Nothing daunted. he procured
chair and table, and, taking Off his coat, set
to work with heart and brain, and in the sue.
ccedmS two years made at the rate of S25 ,0O0
| per annum. This shows the quality of the
! maE, and it was thi; kind Of pluck and ell
ergy which made Chicago what it is today
| the wonder Of the world.
/ d. ". Storrs.
In calling attention to the real-cstate house
| of d. W. Storrs, No. 81 Washington street,
| the public will recognize an old citizen who
has been established since 1868, and during
that period has built up 4 large agency busl~
ness, including also full charge of valuable
estates Of notl-residents, renting. COLLECTIONS,
| negotiation of loans. AR. Sturrs is also an
acknowledged authority in city and subur-
ban real-estate Values and his services as ex~
pert are constantly i'll demand. lie has large
Interests in our best suburbs, particularly
EngleWood. and Hyde Park, and Clyde, and
his house was one of the first to inaugurate
the popular monthly-paynent plan for tile
sale of houses and lots The experience and
honorable dealing of Nlr. Storrs has long
since established the reputation Of this house.
The Chicago Ikcal-Estate Exchange
is FULLY organized under the following excel
lent management: ". K Nixon, the we'll
known real-estate dealer, as its President;
Messrs. Chandler s. Co., a firm Of leading
mortgage bankers, as its Treasurer and Trus-
tees; and William 4. Buffers, the veteran
anctl0neer, as its General Manager. Every
"Wednesday calls Of real estate are made h At the
born street, and Monday evenings auction
sales of cheap lots. Their leading specially,
however, is outdoor auction sales, of which
many very successful ones have been made
this season. Their business is teTSely summed
up in the motto: bargains for buyers;
quick sales for sellers.''
Tllos. Il. Hill.
The office OF this gentleman, whose place
with the realestate men of our city is in the
front rank, is located at No. 70 Dearborn
street, Room 5. Mr.. Hill laid the foundation
of his present prosperous business in lSGS.
Like others he was threatened by the finan-
cial storm Of 1878, but weathered it without
harm. Mr. HIPS specially Is suburban acre
is largely interested i'll the new town Of Pull
man. both in his own behalf and for clients.
Besides handling his own property. Mr. Hill
has weliestablished agency business.
S. T.. Gross q Co.
S. E. Gross &s Co., Room 2. No. 60 Dearborn
steo'' a. "ee,1e0' eos4ol'o''eo
h1teen years, nave conducted very success
fully five subdivisions in various parts Of the
CITY during the past season. upon which over
2l0 honses have bern bi1ilt. They are the
promoters Of the subdivisions kllown rs
The New City,n which have sprung up. "a
if by ma gic, on the prairie southwest of the
STOCK Yards, but which are the result OF.
skli11ua anu eneLsetlc management ne on tnelr
I'm and sale nf 1nts fo a scirnce 80 ard hanca
their unparalleled success IN this specially.
Henry NJ. Sherwood. Il
a. Mr. Uenrv N. Sherwood. dealer in general
oa1 1900 Io. ,,;s f,;oa at ~ ~ ne.rt1.-,
ie'' eo'1.e' u.,o 80 oI.e ~ ~. - oVtu
street. MI. oher"ooo Is an ola fesldent anu
business man, and, though but a, few
years in real estate, has succeeded in build
inp nm q flo,,rjshinp business. He makes a
nj chnice residence nronprty inn
proved and unimproyed chiefly. or the
avenues south, and he IS to be credited with
havlhg mage at some 2, tpe e.. oest s saies Of tne
so,Iuntont ,n,n to Toaot;,ta % e. iesNnne fhor.
ouyhi,s ra,iai,ia ard resnonsihIa-Wii1 fna
i,;m, -, no suhiaot % IF th;s slatc,, "AAA 0AA"
'.'nn - ' su.J.s ,1, ~ s's.s 9n1l'' -. ~"
H"' ton' 1H1' eI t. w..
real-estate auctloneefs anu agents. no. lea
Dearborn street, have an extensive experl~
gnce in the real-eState business, auction sales