, 1880-07-25

one possessed does not understand. II the eyi
spirit is there the reply is made in the 9 sum. =.
Mira Lachfski In Latin, and were promptly anee
. correctly answered by her IN Polish, although
she does not understand word OF !. La.in .aaii.
Further tests nre to be nade, and II she IS feai1
possessed Of devil, proper measures viii bt
taken to drive it out. Father Ferre. .Fre1ef
priest, who cast devil out Of q woman II ohie @
some time since, has been called to look into
| this case,
" REAL ESTATE. 49,.
An Inactive Market the Past Week.
Comparative Advantages of Real Es'
tate and Ronds-sales of tho Week
NewButldIng Enterpr5ses-Pe Permits OF
| the Week--Nesx' Accommodations fof
the Board Of Trade~-West Lake Street
Horse-Cars.
Real estate was very quiet during the past
week. The regular business Of the market
sales of single lots, purchases to enlarge
business or manufacturing premises, and the
like-has gone forward in it's ordinary course.
But there has not been = i"
! 4 TRACE OF SPECULATIVE
activity. Agents who had no commissions
to execute for railroads or for business pur-
poses have had dull time. While all this
is true, the situation would not be fairly de-
scribed If it were not added that the opinion
is growing that there must, from the compul-
sion OF circumstances, soon be a large move
| mentof capital into real estate. United States
4 per cents were selling in Chicago yester-
day at 1895. At this price they pay less than
81 per cent a year. Chicago, Burlington Sc
Quincy per cents are now selling at 80. As
they rim till 1918, they ray the investor but
about4K per cent. Chicago ~ per cents sell
at 1o315@10 There is at the moment craze
to buy securities that cannot by any posi-
bility do more than repay the principal with a
MINIMUM OF INCOME.
| This cannot last. These tfgool,' Govern
| ment, railroad, aud municipal bonds are be-
| ing pushed so high that ctpital must soon
| cease to go with them. Real estate can be
| bought in any division Of the city, and illl-
proved ST as to produce. revenue two or
securities. 1t is the fashion, now to buy
bonds. It will in due time become the fash
ion to buy real estate.
Mr.. Samuel Gehr hassold a lot on the north
east corner OF Ehirty-seventh and State
streets, 49xl27, for S57 foot, and lot Mx123
on the northwest corner Of State and Thirty
sixth streets for 81, 400.
A lot at the southeast corner Of State and
r T. B. Boyd sold for Mary E. Bailey, of
Windsor. VT, frame store, and lot ?5x15o,
for John L. Melvin, brick dwelling and lotion
Oakley avenue, near Polk street, to Mrs. I.
Roberts, Of Waukegan, ILL.,, for 81 600; and
tor John Roberts, house and five acres in
EdSard K. Flask soid the triangle at the
southwest corner or jackson street and Ug-
den avenue for L. G. Mason to e. 8. Davis.
Of Muskegon, Mich: for $4,000; a.sQa 20
Park avenue for $4,000.
IN TIE SALES OF THE WEEK
.&f II
avenue, 5000; 5Ixla5 Improved, on West
Adams street, east Of Winchester avenue,
$3.50; 44x96 on West Adams street, west Of
Hamilton avenue, S3.80o; 3719x170, improved,
on Wabash avenue, south Of Fourteenth
avenue, southeast corner of Thirty-seyenth !
street. S23 GOO; 50X140 On Oakwood boule~ !
ward, between Langley and Vincennes ave
nues, s., coo; s6xla5. improved, On Chicago
street, s1o,5oo; 49x1u on Hoyne avenue,
southwest corner of McGrath street. 5000; |
22x100, improved, on North Wells street, |
north OF Chicago avenue, S3,4 11zzx150 on
Asan4
bash avenue. south Of Sixteenth street,
$1,000; e0x12l% on Prairie avenue. northeast
corner of Ga1o street, $57oo; 5ox15o Oak
wood boulevard, between Langley and Win
street. west Of Cass, s4,90s; axl25
on West Taylor street, west Of Sholto,
$500; 30x122 on West Washington street,
$3.50; 120xl9l}4 on West Kinzie street,
west corner Of Twelfth street, 5000; 90xs5a
on Woodland avenue, north Of Forty-seyenth
street, $1,000; 25x100 on Fourth avenue, mort
Of Harrison, S3,1yo; -13ox125 e. OH Warren
West Madison, southwest corner Of lIonor6,
frst street, ss5Se; Csc Walnut street, ss,so5;
27414x1oo on Michigan avenue, south Of
f1rtrc 01<Af I rfrZ |
$4,000
=. . AUBURN REAL ESTATE ).
is excited by the report that c. u. Henderson
y 60. will build large shoe factory there
encourage the new enterprise.
ARSoLDsvn,LE.
OF the sos lots in the subdivision made by
=: $. Dreyer g. Co., south of the Stock Y ards,
all but about sixty lots have entered into the +
hands Of actual settlers at from SEQ to $500
Q bleak prairie has now come to be set
Element called Arnoldsyile, containing
about LOS houses, two churches, two secta-
rian and one. public school. Sidewalksl ave
been laid and water provided.
BUILDING:
A slight increaseis noticed in building, ac-'
conlpanied by . rise III one or two materials,
like lumber. and cutrstone Most of the per-
Enlts now being issued are for dwellings or
stores with flats above. No new enterprises
Of moment nq;;t we were begun last week. The lar
the corner OF Elston avenue and Biackhnwk |
street, to cost $37, 900.
Jacob and Henry Biedler are building
seye nty-foot row OF flats on West Madison
street ! r et between Green aud Halsted. to cost
It is estimated that 400 dwellings are in
construction in Lake View.
Peculiar facilities for manufacturing are s
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