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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15
Commissioner Notice.


IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson coun-
l. ty, w. Va. Ia Term April "a, 1877.
Martin II Miller, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas Ilessey'S Admr., &C., Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from Decree.
at il adjndged, ordered and d creed that this
cause be recommiLted 70 Commissioner Bragon-
Ter, who shall ascertain and report what amount
said Administration has collected aud which has
not been accnun;e for, and what notes, n any,
are still uncollected against solvent parIi1P, and
what amount Of the audited deots remain uhpald,
and any other matter by him deemed pertinent
or required by any Of the parties, and make re-
port of his proceedings herein 10 future term Of
this Curt"
Decree in same cause, In term August Goth,
1881
his cause Is referred to Commissioner Brag-
onier with Instructions 10 ascertain and report
the amount sill due and unpaid on the purchase
money q The Morgan County land from Shaekle-
foTd and Stewart, aud shall give notice ~ sail
Shackleford ard Stewart OF the time and place
II making said report, end on The parties inter
stcd by persoual service 10 order 10 further de-
cree in his cau5e. And said Commissioner Brag-
onier Is directed hereby 10 make report also ppon
the decree Of March term 1877 In this cause,
heretofore ordered 10 lie made by him.
4 true extraet-Testp.
IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-15

shot at him but did not succeed. How he
logged him everywhere, day by day, is
infinitely told. Finally he heard from the
papers that the President was going to
Long Branch on Friday, and. we give at
this point his own narrative of what be-
fell.
al took my breakfast he says, sat the
Riggs House about eight O'Clock. ate
well and felt well in body and mind. [
went into Lafayette Square and sat there
some little time after breakfast, waiting
for nine O'Clock to come, and then l went
to the depot, and got there about ten
minutes after nine. | rode there from the
park i'm bob tailed car. l left the c:r,
walked up to Il bootblack, got my boots
BACKED, and inquired for a man named
John Taylor, whom, two weeks before
had spoken TO about taking me out tward
the Congressional Cemetery. They told
me that Taylor's carriage was not there,
and there were three or four other hack
men there who were very anxious 10
serve NE, and finally l noticed colored
mau, aud 1 said 10 him, what will you
take me out to the Congressional Gene
terry for?' He says, We'll, will take You
out there for S2.' 'All right said ], IF |
want to use you will let you know
81 then went into the depot and took
my private papers which intended for
the press, including a revised edition of
my Book 'The Truth, a Companion to the
Bible, and stepping up to the news stand
asked the young man in charge if he could
leave those papers with him for few mo-
ments, aud he said Certainly and he
took them and placed them up against the
wall OH top Of some other papers, This
was about twenty minutes after nine, and
welt into the ladies' waiting room and
looked around; saw there were quite
good many people there in the depot and
carriages outside, but l did not see the
Presidents carriage. / examined my re-
volver 10 see that it Was all right, and
took of the paper that i had wrapped
around it, to keep the moisture OIL. i
, 1881-04-10

In New York the real cstate market is active,
and sales are made Mt high prices. As intli-
ont1,,r .h, ton,oncv ,,r nrIcea Tho pt,ont stntcs
that tue hnickcrbocker ClYo nus purchased tho
Moel9cr 1nansioi, at the corner Of Fifth avenue
and TArty-sccond street, 4s3sl5U, for SUI, ,OGO;
t"ooo .''o 80 1' 10 -, - E,.., 49,
I'LL 1n'estn'ent' foF cornet nousc vi fntn
avenue. in the vicinity OF Ihirtieth street, Tor
which Sl13,01O was paiu three years ago. S1Sl0D
has ,o,,, c,foro1 Mr. kin has haon .,tYnrea and
hns rcfuscd s;y35.(sY1 for the nroncrty on tho
SfI,thwnst rnrnrr nr Fifth nycruc md Fnrrieth
, 1881-04-10
BOSTON AND CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, April 9-Thc following cNtrnct from
n letter which | have received from Boston
friend mlty interest your rcadcrs. The three
properties mentioned nrc among the best as to
location In BOSTON, but not the very best us
neither Of them are on Washington or State
streets. 1t will bc interesting to compare these
sales with the highest sales ever niaac in this
uIty,-yiz: the Fishcr-I9nle building, ON tho
corner of Stutc aud Washington. l0JN90. con-
tnisline 1900 squire feet. sold for S4l":oo, or
Si3.S} per square foot: the southwest corner OF
Saaison and G1rA SKY; q; sSntaing n l;9o
ins, INK c.,rner n Of Clark ind Adams, 101x1al,
continuing l2,NtO square feet. sold for S:aD0oo.
or So per square foot. The average price per
square foot Of tho 1!ostOn properties IS sGpt',
while TINT Of the Chicago properties is hut
s:};.!S Ii it he said that the huston business
district Is tucked up within narrow limits. tue
same may bt as truthfully said Of tho Chicago
business district. The conclusion seems ire
sstblc that Chicano real cst,tte Is yet very low
in comparison with thai OF our sister CITY.
have mt figures at hand to prove thnt rents are
Mt least as high here rs they Arc in Boston, but
believe they are higher, anu that property NJ
SGJ Dcr sn,ttrr foot would return Il better 1n.er~
est On tho investment In Chicago thnti IN l5os-
ton. W. IL. liz
tatc in Aosou lately One the corner Of Hanai-
ton p;uce and Fremont street the toy sxS on whtch
Is ~ "!i onng narsd x,tmSout ttHnt ~ snuro
fou 1t !. sald to lie the lest Il e. ing Ahsnest} ,o
ever made III Hos:on in ss.Htt eornee @ nf f,
was sold for *iUV.aboat ss per s9ua1e font IT Ann
the corner Ut summer n1o Areh sttects 'st' lsus.
Win VT M s""d @ 1 DsS per saaIe 70 foot These
were auction sales.
, 1881-04-10
CHANDLER & CO.,
Mortgage Bankers,
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
NO. 72 DEARBORN-ST.
WHY NOT?
For Tie CHICAGO Tribune.

For Tic CHICAGO Tribune.
And why should not i0ve what is lovely and
fair:
Why NOT Join In the chants OF the birds ia tho
air:
Now, while Spring is advancing DER mountain
and vale,
"hy not sing and be gay, the newcomer; to hail?
sit therefore my voice should be hushed to
49, sigh
necause others. more gifted. sing better thun I?
9aall the hrooklet be mute On account of tho
lake!
saould the hluchird be dumb for the nightin-
gales sake?
Why not minslc my voice with tho chorus us
long
AS M my heart and my har1, in tune for song?
rlee:
ne VITO singing dis1kcs needs not listen to me-
Don. NJ E. Bo1:1-rclEn Y. SCI1wEKIS.
, 1881-04-10

At the annual meeting OF the Chicago 4 Cnla-
met Canal s. Dock Company. held OIL Thursday
it was shown that the Company owns 1,op' acrc5
of subdivide1 land, and ;,45l acres of unsubdt-
yidcd and secured notes to the amount Of $6S,-
O5S,S-;; the reccipts on lnnded property for tho
past year amounted to S74, ,019, tho expenditures
S;l.05j.95.
Tho following gentlemen were chosen Direct
ors for the ensuing year, Xavier T.. Otis, X. i.
Childs, E. II. Wntriss, !. W. 1lclmcr, \. s. Downs,
II. D. Chacc, Nillin1n E. Chamberlain
The West Park Board have unanimously
agreed to accept the offer of the West Di-
vision Street Railway Company to Join them in
tho improvement Of the extension of Madison
street through Central Park, between lIo1nan
and numIin avenues. said street railroad to oc-
cupy sixteen feet in tho centre Of the street,
md keep the same in repair, rcscrving the right
to ;1sc cobblc-stOnes.
To-day the twenty-four inch water mofn on
Wabash avenue south of Eighteenth street, will
bc shut OIL for tho purpose Of requiring the
large stop-yalvc, and the ''hcud' Of water III
the southeastern portion Of tho city will ncccs-
surily be low.
, 1881-04-10

Among the Interesting features Of Hyde Park
real estate is the proposed clubhouse Mt Ken
wool, OIL tho corner Of Madison avenue and
Forty-scycnth street. 4 number Of prominent
gentlemen have gotten together and have
virtually decided 1hat III tho near future there
will he club house worth ut least 900 placed
on the valuable site.
4 rl1nor WHICH Is very delightful to Hyde
Purkers' cars, and which every real-estnte
owner hopes Is true, has been started this week.
It is that the Hyde Park Hotel Is to be rebuilt
next month. 1t is reported that Dir. PulllnMn
has purchased the hotel prnporty. and will erect
a Tine structure. which will lnnko Hyde Park
Il popular sum1ner-resort. Mr.. Chandler.
who was the agent by whom the
property was purchast. originally frtn the & 6,
gentleman who made the purchase was from
Thiladtlphia. He mud been empowered to pur-
chase the hotcl site and the adjoining properly,
but us Jet no plans for hotef were drawn' nor
, 1881-04-10
IyTT|LJ)IEG.

Building is not active, although numbers of
small houses and stores being erected in diff
tcrent parts Of the city. Several notable enter
prises arc waiting for settled weather. and the
new brick. The noble project for Il Memorial
Building to commemorate tho great fire Of 1871
makes good progress. At n meeting Of the lead
ing movers III it on Friday committee Of nine
was appointed who should consider tho plan Of
subscription To be adopted tho tlistrtcting Of the
city. and all other matters relative raising the
fund Tor tho erection Of Il Memorial building.
and also the question nf Incorporation, to repOrt
IL the Executive Committee ut its next meeting.
The Committee us appointed consists Of n. \.
Fairl,ank. j1mes Lane Allen. Henry ". King, r.
G. Mason. ]. II. Dole, Fcrd ". Peck. Norman r.
Gassc,te, George Schneider, Michael kcelcy, and
Mayor Harrison.
In tho building permits Of tho week we're
those to Charles Schwartz to erect threc-story
jIastcd street, to cost S4,NN: 70 II. Workman
for 4 0ne-story cbttA~e ut NJ. 1!il Centre ave-
nlic. to cost g. GIN: to Mrs. Clark for two-story
dwelling ut No. III Lytlc street. to cost $'n: to
Peter HH;atr. for 0ne-st0ry store and dwelling,
.ttxat feet. 3.11 11asted street. to cost S}00: to
II. II. Elai5ls, for two-story md basement dwell
fnr. tlxG7 feet, lulinnA avenue and seventeenth
street. to cost $17.VN: to IT, l.. Raes. two story
Emily I.nbiaIl. three twu-story dwellings ut
;}t:5 and :}lj Wells street. $4,000; to NJ purnclec,
Il thrcc-stort brick and stuic dwelling. ut No. II
North Clark street. $1,000; to Glcmon & Iscll. 4
one-story brick Shop. at Nos. u and ei Fulton
4 tabernacle to scat l.,D people is TO bo built
through Chicago energy for the accommodation
OF the Illinois Stnte Sibbut1l-School Association
at Ifs coming session in Centr'tita The Chicago
1l,essiicrs of tho ASSOCIATION will furnish the ma
t.ral, the Illinois Ccntsu! viii transport it,
md people in Ccntralin will build it into tho
commodiuus and ucat structure contemplated.
, 1881-04-10

life. It is ruonstrous for people who ought tn
know better to talk Of wonlanly insuttions in tho
injury.
1nstead OF showing that reason Is tho only sale
dependence, thtt u!l pcrsu,ls must be wary OF
hasty Impressions. that one cannos trust any
guide but sound Judgment, young women axe
brought up with the notion that they are en-
nn occult, mysterious, shorthand method Ut
getting ut fncts: that thoy are not obliged to
slit evidence and weigh circumstances. but have
only to trust implicitly to certain implanted Inn
pulses or Instincts; and ns result they TOO
frequently make appalling aad irretrievabie
mistakes.
Auflacious humbug than this theory OF wou.un!y
intutions. and, as it is intfnltly mischieyous,
those who altirul it ought to be brought sharply
to the bar OF j revised public opinion.
, 1881-04-10

Il
Inc Northwestern Railway Company has spent
s" nser s'a0.000 In the tight against snow since Oc-
tuoef Inst. Thrty-1Uur intnc:1Se snow- pluws
sse hase had plenty uf work, and these have beer,
licked up tremendously by from two to six
locomotives each, The might Of these p'ows
aao Tue great power of ii snowdrift may bc csti-
sa.9 pounds, baIastetl by s0.ND pnuntls Of rail-
@aS lron ind driven by six locomotives. attacked
-chokcd cutting. bur was defeated The
unit WAS tifty-two feet high. When the work
m,eh' after the tremendous charge, caught Il
@ @kHmpse OF the immense plaM, they found that it.
~ xia I'LL Its l:s0C1 pounds. had been rcpeilct MS
a. ~ II were fcnther. and Thar il had rolled dis
eennsolutely over the drift and mad lodged against
% sntne 1nrest trees. where it proposes to reanuin
upEi summer From one cut ::ss,4 ,ON cubic yards
~ ~ snow were taken, but i'll eight nours the wind
ho hhao piled it fuE! Gyan. Ninu thousand men
nasc ths been employed from time to time during
ele tEiuter Us shoyelcrs.
, 1881-04-10

would they he while the people owning property
OIL Park avenue charged so much for It. He had
purchased property on Park nvenuc for 500 per
fout but some of tho owners demanded siO0,
and the Company would not lAly that.
Contracts huve been let for dredging tho Culu-
met River US soon rs tte Ice is cut Of tho streuu
and it is said that the Pullman Lnnd Association
propose to drcdgc the lake.
Mr. Harry Goodrich. the real estate man. hns
been appointed Tax Claim Agent OF HYDE Park
by the Hoard Of Trustees, in place Of Mr George
Il. Fol!ansnec, who has held the Office since its
commencement.
, 1881-04-10

For The CAica1o Tribune -
Q wherefore distrust that an atom Of dust
In the tntinit realms Of space,
Though telnpes1 toss'd, can ever be lost
From its perfectly destined placer
Lost? Oh nav, nay. There Is no o5trand
In ull CreAton'S i realm
Where all may not III safety land,
Since God Is at tho helm.
The clouds unon their billowy track
Arr. never cast away,
But always bring some blessings back
Upon nnoihcr day
The flowers that bloom upon tho plain
May fade and pass from riew, -
But Springtiine brings then, buck again,
With all their charms anew. .
So loved nues ut our earthly plane
May fade and piss from sight;
But they come IT, lis again =
At morning, noon. and night!
DR. .. AMBROSE DAVIS.
, 1881-04-10
REAL ESTATE LAWS.


Chicago, April a-Some one form OF decd and
one form Of acknowledgment must be adopted
for all the Suites and Territories. This would
do away With the petty but annoying differ
cnces nov existing For instance the law of
one State requires two witnesses to the s;nn nm,
sotnc S,utes fnnc ut NIL Some States require
Nntury TO a.x his Official sea, while others do
not. Persons living in one state .,ns c"nvsy,nG
thc Iay, and who their intention is good some
little thing 1nuy pass unuoticed and remain ten
to twenty-five as tho cnso ny ane be bs9"se
person examines the abstract md t1nds de-
fectiye title, which rcaliy amounts TO nothing.
but leaves Il cloud over the tit!e Or IS TUG oriS1n
surycsr fhnr the Attorneys General Of each state
meet and 4,opt some onc. form Of deco: to :;e
used NIL over the United states. aud the aekno"Io
save II great deal Of unnecessary trouble ano e&-
QpuiQ. e. ~. 11t4o4Ntt1ot''
, 1881-04-10

vision OF Lots y to q and s., IN Dutterield Ad-
"A subdivision of Lots L to 81 in nlock OF
Rees Subdivision of the northwest one-fourth
nf the northwest one~fourth Of Sec 81, T. ~
Cairns Subdivision of Lots IS to r, in cossitt's
Addition to Chicago.
By S. Kelly, subdivision of Lots l to II in the
southwest corner of tho northeast one-fourth
Of Sec. Il, T. -, X. II.
4 subdivision Of the north one-half Of the
a Ct nSeK m tS h GAnl
Vognelrs Subdivision uf Lots to s. In Block 3,
Of Lot = in partition by order of tho Superior
Purk
4 subdivision Of Lots to s., of Block Is, in
Johnson's Subdivision Of the east one-half Of
the southeast one-fourth ot Sec 6, T,39 II. II,
city.
K subdivision Of Lots and 10, in nlock s., in
Fractional Sec. Il Addition to Chicago.
4 subdivision or the southeast part of tho
northwest one fourth OF Sec j., 7. Il. II. II.
A rcsnbdisision tn Sh.rtleas st.bGiytsion Ct
4 subdivision of Block l. in Johnston & Lees
Subdivision OF tho southwest ote-fourth of Sec.
4 subdivision of Lots and 10. in Block s, of
Fractional Sec. Il Addition to Chicago
i subdivision Of the southeast part of the
Of Sec u. T. II, Il. H..
y resubdlvision III shurtiens SUBDIVISION = q q
A subdivision of:Block !. IL, Johnston & Lees
Subdivision Of the southwest onc-fourth Of
"A subdivision of Lot and OF s.lblot of Lot
!, In hw,nson's Addition. to Chicago.
4 subdivision Of the south onc-half of Block
4 subdivision Of Kaspcr's subdtvision of Il
part OF BLOCK ], In Johnston Lees Subdivision
IL. city.
ny Kldolph wcbrle. a subdivision Of part Of
Lot II in Block 4. in Ellis West Addition to Chi
i subdivision of Lot 10. II, Smiths Subdivision
IF Lot s, in south oie-hnlf OF Lot9 in Owslcys
Sniyiso M cc Of Is PITT II Of the northwest one
4 resubslivison OF l'tock and part Of
Black ), MyricEs's second Addition to Chicago.
soathMes, Q, 1St Of : scc T. M T. w
\ subdivision Of Lots | To 5 in the original
Subdivision Of South Chicago.
of Lots II a1ld I: i'll Block /, Ut sawyers 4Add-
Il, ny G George % ". A. seaverns and others. sub
south fraction of Sec. r i. -. Il. i. city.
4 sn!,ilivisi"n Of Lot 1o md a part OF Lot o. in
y subdivision OF Lots Is to Il, in Block 30 In
Elston's Addition to Chicago.
forth OF see q PIT al INC o''
y tho % estate Sta; Of b navid Lee. subdivision of
tho south onc-halt Of BLOCK 5, in Johnston $
Of SEE -. r. ~, L. II. city.
BY John kraovec, u subdivision OF the north
nne-hnlf Of Block 5, in Johnston il Lees Subdi-
vision OF the southwest onc-fourth oil Sec. ~.
7. ~. X. H. city.
In number Of these subdivisions very rapid
sales have bccu made. entirely or nenriy
Gx11ausfiug them. The sAu1c Is true of the Old
subdivisions bordering, the city The prices or
lots range FROM $40 to $Cuo each.
As soon rs the ground is c!elred of snow there
will be, according to all appearances, great de-
1nand for mere and suburban property. AS 1t IL.
s,lIcs are continually being nadc ut Maywcud,
kensinGton. Pullman. Evanston. EnglcwOod.
South Englewood, Navenswop',. Lake View. tI0l-
stein. Schicsswsg, Austin. La Grange, South Chi
cngp, Cornell, Hyde rarg, Irving Purk, Rogers
Park, and other suburbs.
, 1881-04-10

Il most encouraging feature Of the real-cstate
market is poiutcd out by the Real Lstdte journal
to bc the number Of new subdivisions opened
within, six months. They are:
4 resubdivision Of Blocks and ! In Douglas
Park Addition to Chicago.
Deals Subdivision Of Lots 36 to 50, Block 1, in
1Iarrison's Addition 10 Chicago.
Lays Addition to Chicago.
4 subdivision ofu part Ut the cnst two-thIrds
of the cast onc-half OF the northwest one-fourth
of Sec y. r. 39 Il. ID.
The County Clerks subdivision Of part of
Sec. IS, r. Il. r. IL.
By John McCutsery. subdivision of the south
west corner Of the southeast onc-fourth OF the
southwest onc-fourth OF Sec. ;6 r. 81, r. II,
near tho city limits.
by John Johnston, Jr.. subdivision OF Lots
to 6 of Blocks and :. of Lots to :, Block L,
Town Of Schlcswig, ndioining the city limits.
HesHbliyision OF Lots 8 and 10 Assessors Di-
, 1881-04-10
REAL ESTATE.
Agents Busy Renting Advance Of
10 to 90 Per Gent.
Moderate Volume of Sales-The
Chicago Market Firm.
Instance OF a Rise Of II Per Cent
on Values in Nine Months.
Numerous New Subdivisions
Builders Waiting for Bet
ter Weather.

RENTING ACTIVITY.
Real-estate agents spent most Of their time
last week III attending tt renting houses, stores,
and oiliccs. Tho demand for stores has slack
cned pcrceptib:y, us has that fur Offices. Houses
urc III Ercat demand. Tenants who have waited
sill now tn settle themselves do not find 1t un
easy task to find what they want. Some harm
l,'ls been done by extravngant statements about
the rise i'll rents Landlords have been eucour-
aged TO make greater advances than were war;
ransed. and nor Il few people have been deferred
from coming to the city by tho bughcar of high
rents. Some of the dispatches sent from Chcl-
20 about tho rise III rents thnt have
been published In outside papers have been
lnischirvOus. nut It is I'M iillisp1tuhlc
fuct that houses are scarce. \ house worth
$500 to 5000 can he sold without the least
difficulty. y great many persons vii! be driven
to Tho suburbs by tho increase in rents. At
present rates houses nrc one of the most profit
uhle FORMS nj rca! estate Improvement. as they
can eA$i1y' be mule To pay to Il, per cetit
Houses viii consequently bc built In lArgc nuln-
bcrs this season III nIl divisions Of the city. Tho
advance In rents ranges from u to Is per cent,
With higher figure In some cases, especially Tor
choice ulliceS.
, 1881-04-10

SUMMARY FOR TIE WEEK.
Following is the total amount of city and sub
urban transfers within radius Of seven miles
of the House filed for record during the
week Guiding SATURDAY, April .:
, 1881-04-10
EV1\111.EE.

I" The growing demand for Chicago property IS
rcviving an old game Of swindling that used to
be practiccd with great profit to the swndlers
aud grent 1ctrinent to tho good nannc Of the
Chicugo raal-estate fraternity. X correspond
cnt sends us tho following letter us specimen:
rrSx PAT EST AGENCY. NAsH Il Co, MASAGEAS,
Tsi SOUTH SECOND STREET. tF1tsST Fi.ooA tH AMBER
OF Ct,MAERcE RC11.DtSG). iIt1LApELrHtA. Nnrch
the following uIer for the suites of Massach16ets
Connecticut. md ishude lslnnd on your patent nch
we submit for your consideration IhG osiHt - q
building lot in boulevard Addition to Chicago, H..
situate suuther1y side Of the city near rstn'
stations, and valued Ut l,D 1hs lot t. rcpresen;ed
you the utfera warranty deed WI! oe
Esren and abstract Of titfr fur>tch. duly cerfHed.
showing the lot free and clear from mortgage, JUDI
mcnts other liens to the present date tf..n IN.
property all sxy property anywhere around Chtcn2h i3
valuable. consider the offer desirable ono
tor yt,3 ind by aSng the sale would give your In
vcr1tion Start. and help much In making other
territory. and give your invention sturt VIC vii!
call our com mission the sasc 10 ,er cent WHICH will
be slni half of this naunnt-rfz SSo We Will nave
To pay New York agent f9r his Enrt of the COM
lot HTe pasSd and ron think well IT the offer and
will ply tho sd cnsh for our hEcnts part IT cositA-
sion we will wait inr t,NEt until We cfect II caSt
sale of other territory IN your patent II you con-
clude make the sale advise us so"t and We VII
viii send you patent deed ready iyr your si:-
naturc. Respectfully yours. NASH Sco.
The lots, one Of which il offered above are inid
out ninGtysx to the ncrc, and are dear IT i'!s
cents apiece. Il commission uf $lol On II sale ut
SU3i3 Is above the usual ratc OF Chicago agents.
Encn ms ttey are.
, 1881-04-10

boAtkJ W AttAlyI4 1--skc tAA1s
There was I'm animated discussion Of the vaca-
ton OF LII Snlle street before the Council COM
mittce Oh Streets and Alleys, South, on Friday
The representative of tho 1rucy estate WAS not
present, und after some talk and some back
talk, the n,nttcr was indchntly postponed. y
fund Of $l0o00o has been raised by the neighbour
inE property 10 upfrny the cost OF alter
inE the present building to suit tue Board OF
Trade. They arc not likely to move IN tho tace
uf Snch concessions, rs the older and Wcalt1ler
members oppose the chauge Of base.
THE MARKET STREET MOVEMENT.
Owing to the prospect Of n horsc-car line on
Lake street, ana the consequent interference
with their business, In addition to tho alrcady
over crowded condition Of their ncighborhood,
many Of tho merchants on Lake and other
streets nre looking for more roomy quarters.
Market street being wide and central affords
these advantages.
The Messrs. Durand, n prominent wholesale
grocery firm, have bought nearly 100 feet on the
Gust side of that street, north Of Randolph. On
which they will ut once erect Il ,;1lne, substantial
building for their own use.
Opposit their purchase and extending eOo feet
10 Lake street, tho U,nnn property will he re-
p}nccd with Il handsome block for the wholesale
trade.
The owners Of tho property adjoining the
Messrs. Durs1nd contemplate Joining them In tho
erectiou of handsome building extending to
On tic southeast corner of RaDdolph street
Conrad Seipp will build, fronting on Market
street, a row Of storcs.-l!W feet 'front.' Ihe
style. OF front has nor been decided On sut it
Scipp never spares expense IN his improvements.
There are negotiations for purchase, win ii
view to improvement or alteration. on num-
son streets ttut cannot now be referred to more
dctiuitly.
, 1881-04-10

such hlots upon beauty rs pimplcs. rough
Sss, sallowness are oDtiteratcd by Glcnns Sui