, 1880-02-15

ol'tnFee stories, by II. Scheli, on EiShOu
eGMSf Messps nsa5 WW?sh5nfe " am ztrfSt Wiceor
aa1,n}t Arm9}pE, and, and A Munger have taken out a
A NEW ELEVATOR,
SIX stories high, at the river and Lumber
street. It will occupy an area Of lOox354 feet,
ana VIII be lss feet high The new elevator
VII WI be ct ten cars in legngt!i. Active opera
tons will be commenced about April /, and
i Is expected that the elevator will be ready
TOR business by Oct !. the idea being to have
It completed M in time for the fall shipment Of
Elevator 2, the new building will cost not
less than $3.50, 900, the expense Of construc-
tlon promising to be at least 80 per cent great
er than the other, owing to the advance in
price of iron and other building materials. !.
Among other new enterprises looking for Q
Chicago site is
4 GLUCOSE aLANUFACTORT
in the hands of Eastern capitalists. They
have been looking at the property i'll the bend
ct the river, being the corner OH the North
Slde where the North Branch empties into
doubt, but in ambition to this they are asking
leave Of the city to build conduit under the
river connecting with the tunnel through
which the West Side pumping works are sup
piled with water, and that they may be al
lowed to pump their own water and be
WonitI consume enoueh .vatar nntar matayr
rates. to anouut to about SS1 nnr dav and
this is an objection to their locating here
them the privileges tIey ask.
Real-estate agcnts ara husv thonoh fa,var
of their sales ire reporfed thar whan hist
ness was duller. When hnyers ,vere srorce
and the market needed stimulus, dealers
:tion :his changei II is the huvers Win tio
the walking INV and hroEers in many n,eoe
refuse to give their sales for: publication lest
sellers become excited and false their prces' eeS
a Iargn pnrchase las been made IF t-o~''
80, ,,,,or,,,,,a,x- -, e,1-.ar- as..
eNe fi.orEN.' =: - soolil GA1cAeo
" " me Nortn-9lde kollng-Mlll Company.
Ihey nave purchased nluety-tlve acres at the
nay;n o. rot Tue nMte o9 o I'll ae Ike shore re-
Ills sround md they viii Establish an ne a3idition
e,,otrth % of fa ;ron lf ne
- ~ VIC 'or a;t " Cleaso
nras ,nnr,s s.is.., raiis th.yn pitfsly aete
offer Iayre nnrchoses % nra 1anortaI fo 2v.e %a..o
aue ~ 1e o. tne ely oy te
as4ai,i;eh = "A'eee"A oo14'p"as' "n4eA WILL
esl@1ol1eh
IMPORTANT WORKS HERE.
4 good deal Of land has been bought on the
GOOD reason to beievs % that the es Baltinore s
Ohio and the Chicago, Burlington 1, Quincy
Railroads will move away from the lake
shops and 1 with the Grand TIu2 join the
Madison and Canal streets.
nof Bioek Soasss mas A1dn 5GEa 1o5 rdnng f. KS
Ieet on Inc Lake-oAore uIlVe and 10 feet on
sone tof sSid tSe
ct MICHIGAN avenue A and Forty-third street,
l'9H11l 1eef H. ao6 S ee so foot
to J: J: Core, east front, IT, 1!o feet south OF
wehsyslxtn {a see a. Per f9ot and ve
:, Mr- ]. +. keeler Sc has sold, ut 500 per foot,
re lot 4X1s5 on tne corner
atlons. in this vicinity have been at S10o
loot ........
Thomas i Bragg report the following
sales: 10ox161 feet, southeast corner Michi-
gan avenue and Thirty-ninth street, for
SIl 900; Nos. SCI and 523 South Robey street,
TWO two-story and basement brick houses
laa l9ts, @ aod o von E"o lo1s ot on ene 6toS- @
}S Calumet avenue, frame cottage and lot Is
IN Thirtv-ninff, street between Indiana and
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