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9 THE CITY. CITY GLOBULES. . Two deaths were reported yesterday. The school teachers will be paid to-day. • Scarlet fever exists at No. 811 Farquler street. A cose of diphtheria is reported at 47 West Sixth street. County Treasurer Burton took in $1,045 in taxes yesterday. The state library received the sixty-third California supreme court reports yesterday. The committee on schools, of the board of education, will hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock to-night. ' The city treasurer received yesterday $10, --544 in coupons from New York, representing Interest paid on city bonds. . Assistant Chief Jackson's horse was severely cut In the hind leg by a cutter bar In running to yesterday's fire. The supreme court adjourned over the holi days yesterday, and will hold its next ses sion Monday, Jan. 5, at 9 -HO a. m. The transfer of Merriam park, in lower town, to the city was completed yesterday, and the place will hereafter be known as La fayette park. ' A man named B. Lee, examined in the probate court yesterday for insanity, turned out to be a specimen of verdant green in stead of a lunatic. The family of the late Louis Fischer were granted an allowance of $50 a month in tbe probate court yesterday, pending the settle ment of bis estate. The Windsor S octal club held their second dance of the season at the dining room of the Windsor hotel last evening, with music by Seibert's orchestra. A still alarm of fire took the department to 546 Selby avenue at 7:15 yesterday morn ing, occupied by Mrs. Deacon, where a coal ash blaze did slight damage. Jack Frost has thrown the shop-keepers in the shade on window decorations for tbe past few days, in fact ruthlessly drawn a thick veil between the public and their best en deavors. The ladles and gentlemen of Prof. R. H. Evans' classes tendered him a benefit last evening at Sherman hall. The evening was a very unfavorable one indeed, still there was a goodly number present who enjoyed them selves very much iudeed. The wife of G. W. Edwards, former editor of the Burlington JTawkeye and the ML Pleas ant Journal, died yesterday morning at Du luth. The family passed through the city to day (19th) on their way to ML Pleasant, lowa, with the remains for burial. Market Master O'Regan was jubilant yes terday over the advent in this family circle of a bouncing boy. The cherub tipped the beam at twelve pounds, and as he came just in the nick of time the embryo market mas ter will be christened Cleveland. It is a cold day when O'Regan gets left. The board of water commissioners met yesterday, P. H. Kelly in the chair, and present Messrs. O'Brien, Griggs and Secre tary Caulfield. Bills were examined and allowed amounting to $1,526. The contract for supplying the department with hydrants for 1875 was awarded to R. D. Wood & Co., of Philadelphia, after which the meeting ad journed. The grand boxing tournament by Tom Mc Alpine's sporting combination that was ad vertised to take place at Market hall to-night has been postponed. The combination at Minneapolis made arrangements with .Mo- Alpine's combination to go there to-night, and in return they will come here and show with Mc Alpine's combination. Suitable no tice will be given. The Bay perpetrated a gross outrage on an esteemed and reputable citizen lost evening by stating that Mr. Heudner, the well-known Third street plumber, had been taken to the workhouse for a gross offence. Mr. Heudner went out to make some measurements for work,- and Is very properly indignant that he I should be accused in the manner named by the flippant penny-a-liner. I The donation visit at the Women's Chris tian home on Tuesday last was responded to most generously by a few of its friends, but by no means sufficient for its needs, and be lieving that the intense cold weather may have chilled the benevolent impulses of the public somewhat, the committee will be at the "Home" to-day, hoping to receive some thing from all the friends of this worthy in stitution. Evening services will be resumed at the First Methodist church to-morrow. The con gregation will be glad to know that Mr. W. N. Burrit has been secured to lead the sing ing, aided by a large chorus choir . A gospel song service with a short sermon by Dr. Smith, is the attractive programme for to morrow night. Mr. Burrit has been Invited to lead In several churches since his success ful work at the Moody meetings, but has finally accepted an engagement with the First Methodist church. During the Normandin benefit ball at the Market hall Thursday night, some scape grace made a sneak on the bar, and as Nor mandin says, got away with a case of pre mier! qualatie champagne wine, and three boxes of imported Cubana cigars. Mr. Nor mandin sought legal advice yesterday, and as the ball was given under the auspices of the city, he was advised to present the bill to the council for the price of the stolen goods. This is rough on the aldermen, but the ques tion is, who got the wine? It is understood that on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, a meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce rooms, by tbose inter ested in the organization of an Associated Charity society for St. Paul. The system has been introduced in many of the prominent cities of the east and west, and has been found to be very ' satisfactory. A general desire having been expressed to have it introduced here, quite a number of promin ent people have taken hold of the matter and arranged for the meeting. Bitter complaints were made by the gen tlemen composing a jury In the United States circuit court, which was out all of Thursday night, concerning: the coldness of the building. At 10:80 o'clock the jury put on their buffalo coats ah J went into the base ment to shake up the furnace. No coal could be found and the jury stood It until 1 o'clock a. m., wben they were escorted to a hotel in charge of a deputy marshal, where they remained the balance of the night. A protest was made to Judge Nelson yester day. . :.*; ' $300,000 To loan on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons diamonds, gold watches and other personal property without removal. Notes bought. Mackey's loan office, room 7, First National bank building, St. Paul. Room 7, Mackey Legg block, Minneapolis. ■ .; .'•"<" • '. PERSONALS. G. M. Palmer, Mankato, is at the Mer chants. A. C. Runyon, Fergus Falls, is at the Windsor. Judge J. P. Nelson, of Warren, is at the Windsor. Mrs. Major Whipple, of Faribault, is at the Merchants. «1. H. Spencer, Stillwater, was in the city yesterday. :*- •! Geo. N. Van Dusen, of Rochester, is at the Metropolitan. **,•.. ':■'. .'.'- *-'.' * M. ,1. Davis, Cooperstown, D. T., is at the Merchants. C. H. Whipple and wife, U. 8. A., are at the Merchants. G. W. Edwards and family, Duluth, are at the Merchants. ;•• ../ Dr. A. F. Graves, Sanborn, D. T., is at the Merchants. Tbos. G. Troxel, U. S. A., and family, are at the Merchants. Rev. Dr. Hawley and Hon. P. L. White, of Brainerd, are at the Merchants. Arthur L. Gove, Esq., of Rochester, called on friends at the state capitol yesterday. Dr. J. E. Finch, Dr. Fetch and J. F. New ton, of Hastings, were in the city yesterday. H. A. Fielding, Bozeman; A. S. Pitkin, Breckenridge, were at the Merchants hotel yesterday. gfig Ira A. Conger, of Mora, is at the Claren don. W. H. Robinson, of Moorhead, Is ln the city. .'-:'■ • John Denoyer, of York, Neb., was in the city yesterday. Herman Haft, of Chicago, la registered at the Clarendon. Hon. Wm. Mitchell leaves for bis resi dence at Winona this morning to spend the holidays. Geo. W. Sweet, Esq., of Saul- Rapids, was in attendance upon the supreme court yes terday. K. Kingsley, Esq., of Chatfield, woo In attendance upon the session of tbe supreme court yesterday. Excursion to California. The second grand excursion to California, via New Orleans and the World's exposition, leaves Minneapolis and St. Paul, January 14. First-class Pullman sleepers. An over land tour of unparalleled Interest and attrac tions. For particulars apply to Geo. W. Kerr, general tourist agent, 303 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Bay the "St. Paul Herald" To-day. Holiday edition. Thirty-five Christ mas illustrations. -LOCAL MK-STIOX. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 4. 1884. To the incorporators of the Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing company: You ore hereby notified that a meeting of the incorpora ors of said company will be held at the Adams house, Boston. Moss., onTuesday the 23d day of December, 168., at 11 o'clock a. m. A. B. Stick .set, I Two of said. R. F. Hebset, j incorporators Weotberly and Evergreen, 388 Jackson street. Complete line of holiday and juvenile books at first cost. Davenport's. 9 West Third street. Gas Fixtures?" " "Wilson A Rotrero New Designs. Robert street, between Third snd Fourth. Attention A- O. H. Divisions 1, 2 and 3, A. O. H. of Ramsey conn ty will assemble at their hall, corner of Third and Jackson streets, st 9 a. m., Sunday. December Slst, 1884, for the purpose of taking part in the dedication ceremonies of St. Patrick's church. Members will wear their scarfs but not the bond and plume. James It tin*. County Delegate. M. — All otber associations desiring to take part in the procession, are requested to meet corner of Third and Jackson the same time. ■-...'. M. J. O'Connor, Marshal. At M< lain -. 384 Wabashow Street. A splendid assortmentof Infants' White Robes, for sale at less than cost. Everything-, holiday and staple goods, at and | below cost to close oat tbe business at Daven port's, 9 West Third street. Ladies, don't make a mistake and buy yonr black silk dress before you see my stock, Re member they are sold at actual cost, and yon can secure a bargain, ■ La ik's, 384 Wabashaw streeL Grand concert at the American Honse, Monday evening, 20 pieces, by the First Regiment Band. The flnest free lunch in the city. P. C. Mansew, proprietor, corner Fonrth and Wabashaw streets. At Cost! At Cost! ! At Cost! ! ! And when I say at cost, that is what Is meant everything and anything I have in my dry goods store. Call and be convinced that these are facts. C. M. Mr La In, 384 Wabashaw street. Roily A Lycapodinm. 388 Jackson street. Tickets Given Away Tickets Given Away For reserved seats at Opera House Satcrd at Matinee at the Oriental Coffee and Tea Compa ny's new store, 459 Wabashaw street, with every {2 purchase of tea, or $3 purchase of coffee, mode before Saturday noon. Complete sets of Dickens, Scott, Bulwer, Irving and others at cost, at Davenport's, 9 Wast Third streeL Christmas Treks Cubistxas Trees aud Ornaments. Large Stock. Send In your orders. If ARAN d CCMBET, 81 and 33 East Third street. Change of the Norwood Kalr. Change of the Norwood Fair. The monthly fsir at Norwood, Minn., wbicb ought to take place on the 25th Inst., will, on ac count of Christmas, be beld on tbe . previons Wednesday, Dec. 24. August Haslett, President Village CounclL Christmas cards at 30 to 40 per cent, dlsconn at Davenport's, 9 West Third street. Fine laces, beaded laces, fringes, silk hose, silk underwear, at less than wholesale prices, at McLaix's, 884 Wabashaw street. Christmas Trees, wholesale and retail, 883 Jack son street. Oo to the Pork Packing honse, corner of Eighth and Minnesota streets, for spare ribs, tenderloins, pure kettle rendered leaf lard, pigs tongues, etc., cheap. Oxford Teachers and family Bibles at very low prices, to be had at Davenport's, 9 West Third street. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 4. 1884. To the directors of the Minnesota Thresher Manufacturing company: Yon arehereby noti fied that a meeting of the directors of said com pany will be held at the Adams house. Boston, Mass., on Tuesday tbe 23d day of December, 1654, at 11 o'clock a. m. A. B. Stickkxt, 1 Two of said R. F. Heksit, ( directors. Albums, pictures, velvet frames, etc., at cost, at Davenport's, 9 West Third street. Gold pens, Maber. Todd & Co., the best in the the marke t, at cost, at Davenport's, 9 West Third street. * DIED. WARD— Mrs. Catherine Ward, wife of John Ward, aged 47 years at her residence. No. 232 West Fifth street, at 4 :30 p. m., Dec. 16. . Funeral takes place Friday, at 9 a. m. from Cathedral. .-• • - -. RAPP— On Wednesday, December 17, 1884, Mag- dalena Francis Rapp, daughter of Charles and Catherine Rapp, aged 5 years, 8 months. a Funeral private. NELSON— Tnesday, Dec. 16th, at 6:35, of dia- betes, Mra. Christina Nelson, beloved wife of Martin Nelson, born In Norway, March 22d, 1831, came to St. Paul, May, 1852, aged 53 years and 10 months. Funeral from residence 313 Olmsted street, Friday, Dec. 19th, at 2 p. in. Friends of the family are invited to attend. LORD"" — At residence, 1,114 East Seventh street, Thursday, Dec 18, at 8 o'clock a. m., Delia, wife of L. C. Lorin, aged 27 years. Funeral Saturday morning at 10:80 o'clock. Services at the Church of tbe Sacred Heart. Friends invited to attend. NOTICE Of Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the HOT PAUL CI _ RAILWAY COHPAIY. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the St, Paul City Railway Co., will be held at the office of said company in the city of St. Paul, Minn., on the second Monday in January, 1885, (the 12th", at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. THOMAS LOWRY, President. December 19, 1684. doc2o-4w-aat HIGH SCHOOL HALL. GRAND MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2 P. M. Last Performance of ESMERALDA! For the benefit of tbe High School Library. Ad- mission, 50c. Pupil* of the public school* and children, 25c. ■ "^■■~,^>^t-,^>™l^>''^>*>,l~^,'>,>">'>"">™»>»>» BATHS. THE ST. PAUL HEALTH INSTITUTE aaammm The Turkish. l. n ssian and Sulphur Bath The ell-known Massage or Muscular Treatment, and Swedish Movement Cnre is administered by H. WINKLER • This treatment is recommended by ail the Physicians for Nervous Debility, Weakness and Female Complaint. Having had fifteen yeara experience.' Satisfaction guaranteed. For gentlemen. Every ; Ladies, every Fri day ; or order* can be left at the office. THE ST. PAIL HEALTH L.STITUTE, Cor. Fourth and Cedar Streets. THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20 1884. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A ntarvel of purity strength and wholesomeoess. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be oold in competition with the multitudes of low test, sbort weight, slum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. I.otal Bouts Powdbb Co- 198 Wall street, New Tork. • CHRISTMASI! PRESENTS* FOR' TH E I M ILLI ON r .-■:•• ■ .-•-- '.'"■, •• *■ ■■ '- ■■<■-* .-• - ' '■■ -Y'-XYA--^/><rT>'^:-:^',,.^' Vl**?:*-.:. ;'*-;,■ ■ *.'AX\-iA •..,•■.-■:.>•:. f COR.7TH.&JAC|<SOt'STS. /many attractive: "'WANy ATTRACT fw e| NiOVELTJE S. COMMAND SEE! i^oM^Nij^i_.__.r- I <*■»» | ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. I THE ST. PAUL ROBuER COMPAUY. Articles of incorporation signed and adopted this twenty -fifth day of November, A. D. eighteen hun dred and eighty-four, by and between the ander signed persons hereinafter named. First— The said persons agree to form and asso ciate themselves, and do hereby form and associate themselves. Into a corporation under the General Laws of the State of Minnesota. The name of said corporation shall be "The Sal*t Pa.l, Rubber Comi-astt.'' The general nature of Its business shall be mar. facturing and dealing In rubber goods and other matt. The principal place of transacting the business of ssid corporation shall be the City of St. Paul, ln the County of lUmsey and State of Minnesota. fcecond— The time of .commencement of said cor poration shall be the flrst day of January, A.D. 18S5, and the period of continuance of aald corporation shall be thirty years from thls.date. Third— The amount of capital stuck of said corpo ration shall be thirty thousand dollars, which shall be all paid ln within five days after subscribing for the .me. The said amount of capital stock and numberof share* may be Increased at any regular or special meeting of the stockholders, tut amount of twenty thousand dollars additional stock, making the aggre gate capital stuck fifty thousand dollars. Said addi tional stock msy be Issued and paid In from time to time as may be ordered by the directors or as pre scribed by tbe by-laws. Fourth— Tbe highest amount of Indebtedness or liability which tbe said corporation shall be at any time subject ls flfty thousand dollars. fib— The names and places of residence of the persons forming said corporation are as follows: George H. Ranney, St. Paul, Minnesota: Herbert N. Hodgman. St. Paul, Mluneaoia; James Hurd Thompson. Minneapolis, Minnesota; Orvllle H. Cur tis. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sixth— The government of said corporation and the management of Its affairs shall be vested In a board of four dimeters, all of whom shall be stock holders except a* herein provided. The names of the flrst board of directors shall be the aforementioned George H. Ranney, Herbert N. 11 --rn.n. James Hard Thompson and Orvllle H. Custis. who shall bold office until the first Tuesday of January, A D. 1883, aad until their successor* are elected. -.-;. . • The directors hereafter chosen shall be elected by the stockholders and hold office for one year and un til their successors are elected, but the directors may fill any vacancy for the unexpired term. There shall also be a President, Secretary and Treasurer of said corporation, to be elected annually by the directors, and the said George H. Banney shall be President, and the said Herbert N. Hodg man (ball be Secretary and Treasurer until their successors are elected and qualified. There may be such other officer* as aaid corpora tion, by Its directors, may provide, and all officer shall hold offlce until their successors are appoint.. and qualified. All officer* shall be stockholders. The director* shall have power to pass by-laws and provide fur railing meetings of the stockholders or director*. The firs; meeting of aald corporation shall be on the first day of January, A D. 18*3, at ten o'clock a. in., at tbe office of the corporation In the City of Saint Paul. Minnesota. ■••_-; There shall be an annual meeting of the stock holders on the first Tuesdsy of January of each year unless otherwise provided by the by-laws. - In case, however.- such annual meeting of stockholders abould not take place at such stated time, the direct ors shall have power to call such a meeting of stock holders at such other time and upon sucb notice as they may direct. ••-..-•:- Seventh— number and amount of the shares In the capita] stock of said corporation shall be six hundred shares of fifty dollars each. . . ' In witness whereof we, the said corporators, have hereto act our hand* and seals tbe day and year first herein above written. • .' Geokok H. Ra-txtt. (Seat.) HritBBBT N. Hod-Xax. (Seal.) J\ai-» Hv*d Thow-scji. (Seal.) :,*.•_. - Ok*-i_.l« H.Ccktis. I • (Seal.) Signed, sealed and delivered la pretence of Hkvrt J. Hoax, Ta. F. Wilds. STATE OF MTS-TESOTA. I STATE OF MINNESOTA. I -><-< sf?] County of Ramsey. ; *.|fr. On this 23th day of November." A. D. 1884, before me personally appeared George H. Ranney. Herbert N. nc__roan. James Hurd Thompson and Orvllle H. Curtis, to me known to be the persons described tn and who executed tbe foregoing Instrument, ] and acknowledged that they each executed the same as their free act and deed. • . ' ■ J Notarial I * Fa. F. Wii.dk. Notary Public ' 1 Seal, f 853-36. Ramsey Co.. Mian. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSET —a*. In Probate Court, special term, December 18. 1884. * In the matter of the estate of Jacob H. Stewart, de- ceased. On reading and filing the petition of Peter Johnson of said county, claiming to be entitled to a convey ance of "lot number two rt) In block fifty-nine (59) of the town of White Bear," la said county, and state, from the administratrix of aald estate, setting forth the names, agea ard places of residence of all pea-son* Interested ln said estate to be conveyed and the facts upon which said claim Is predicated: .-» . It ls ordered, that aald petition, be heard before the judge of this court, on Wednesday the 4:b day of February, a. d. __-•$. at ten o'clock a. m. at the pro bate office, In the city of Saint Paul, In said' Ram vy county, and that all person* Interested la said estate appear then and there to show cause (If any. they have why a decree should not be made authorizing and directing the administratrix of aald estate to make and execute a conveyance ol aald premises to the petitioner. It Is further ordered, that notice of the time and place of hearing be given to all person* Interested In said estate by the publicaUon of -this order for tear successive weeks, once ln each week, the Ust of which publication shaU be at least fourteen days be fore said day of hearing, ln the Dai_.t Globe, a newspaper printed and published at Saint Paul in aaid county aforesaid, and that a copy of thi* order be served personally on all persdha interested in said estate, residing !n said county, at least fourteen days before said day of hearing, and on an other persons interested, by depositing forthwith a copy of such order ln the postoffiee at Saint Paul ln said coanty with postage prepaid^ directed to them respectively at their place of residence, nnleaa lt appears that their residence Is unknown. . - ..--.v. By the Court, WH. B. McGROR_T.-» * ; rt-a.] Judge of Probata. Attest: Feast Robert. Jr.. Clerk. . - White & Palmes, Attorney* for Petitioner. X - -. . -v _ decJO-w-sat - . - --_*-5 - •i....t v> BRISBIN & FARWELL. * LAW- OFFICB. BOOM 6, ROOM 6. Coiner cl Wabashaw and Fonrth strata. __-l-_T_lt-f|-|-'-SniT--M___M I-T—. .-II TII -...Mil ■■ I— ! _l mi Express Office. NBW TOWNSITE. Westport! Westport ! Westport! ■ next. Best bcslnelots from $100 a piece doom residence lots at from $50 down to £10 each. Lots rnn in size from -2.x1.-0 to 50x150. All lots so far sold bare been built on; none sold to spec* ulator*. Schools, churches, elevators, stores, etc., etc., all built. Business lots will soon bring $1,000 each and residence lota .300 to $500 each. WESTPORT is sitnated on the Little Palls A Dakota Railroad branch of the N. P. R. R. in Pope county. Minnesota, abont 1 .0 miles from mile and a half north of the celebrated Westport lakes, surrounded by a well-settled, rich and growing agricultural country, is destined to make a place of considerable Importance WESTPORT NEEDS A BANK, and to parUes who will start one there, we will offer big induce ments. Address, or call on townsite proprietors. Terms of ssle— Rail cosh, balance la two equal yearly payments." C. LIYI\GSTO.\ & CO., 63 East Third street St fuL REAL ESTATE. R. W .JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE AGENT, MANNHEIMER BLOCK, - • ROOM 11. St. PauL ■ - - • Minn. GRISWOLD & TEEPLE. Real Estate & Loan Brokers, Na 63 BAST THIRD STREET, St. PauL • - -Minn HEZEKIAH HALL, (Established In 1.7-,) REAL ESTATE AGENT, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner Third A Robert streets. On Savings Bank,) ST. PALL. MINN. Bays. Sells. Collects. Pays Taxes. Negotiates Loans etc WM. G. ROBERTSO_i REAL ESTATE ANDt-v - AGENT (Successor to D. A. Robertson d Co. the oldest real estate agency in Minnesota.) Ko. 7KcO_ili__Bioct cor.THinl4Wi.3..iT J. J. Watsos. Gto.H.Watsox. J. J. WATSON & BRO., Fire Insarance Agency ! 3C2 Jackson streeL corner Fifth street. Scottish Union A National Edinbnrgh Fire Insurance Association England Howard Insurance Company New York Mercantile P. A M. Ins, Co Boston American Insurance Company Boston North American Insurance Company Boston ■■—-•- J. J. WATSON, J.J. WATSON, RUST MORTGAGE LOAMS & REAL ESTATE 363 Jackson streeL corner Fifth street. Money to loan on SL Pan! Real Estate in sums of $500 and upward, upon favorable terms. BUSINESS NOTICES The Purchasing Pnblio or* respectfully in vited to consult this Bargain Column for varions articles of Merchandise, offered for sale by SL Panl Merchants. STOVES. -ULT-ITI- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL kJI-LLull-l/ AK<"nU for various Eastern Foundries. Finest selection rirrAl'Tin a of Heating stoves In the North- -VIIIVKK ' -***-* Prnden Stove Co.. 100 P1 V I IA3 . ta,t Third street. PHOTOGRAPHER. IT IS TIME to secure sittings for Holiday Photographs. For fine work at reasonable prices, go to Oreenleaf *s, 27 East Third street; atest Improvements and satisfaction guaranteed. : CHRISTUS. BOOKS At A. D. HASLETTS. . AND No. 183 E. Tth, nearjackson, AND No. IBSE.Tth, near Jackson, \J A-KiJo CHEAP FOR CASH. HOLIDAY COOPS. ALBUMS, picture frames, shopping bags, writing desks, jewel esses, work boxes, dressing and toilet sets, toys. Same's fine cutlery, portfolios, pocket-books, etc.. etc.. at A. D. Haslett's, 163 E. ?th near Jackson, cheap for cash. CRAZY WORk, UPHNft SILK, lc SKEIN; SILK ARRASENE. 4c; Wool, 2 4c; Crewels, sc; Filling SUk.' 4c; Chenille, sc; Tinsel, 15c; Crescents. Banner Rod*, Angora Wool, 20c ball; Ice Wool. 8c; Saxony and Shetland, 20c skein; Crazy Stitch Books. 25c. Goods tent by mail. Price lis free. Donaldson's, 139 Seventh. St. PanL . The Minnesota Stone Comply, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in sorU. Hirer and Pennsylvania Blue Stone. ALSO, SAWED OHIO FLAGGING. Sidewalk Flagging a Specialty. WMiF.VA- VOICING n. A_rt. A Manatsr, Offices ßoom 26 Wood's Block. Mcctkapous. " — Room C, Cham. Com. Build'g, St. Pact. ._>• -.".- COAL AND WOOD. GRIGGS & FOSTER Offer the best grades of Anthracite and Bltuml bobs Coal at the very lowest market prices. .Their coal is fresh from the mines and well screened. And their Body Wood cannot be equaled in the state. A share of your patronage is solicited. 41 East Third Street Corner of Cedar. F. T. KA VANAQH. AUCTIONEER. FURNITURE AT AUCTION— I . will ' sell at auction, at the residence. No. 44 West Fifth street (near Windaor hotel,) on Tuesday. Dec. S3, commencing st 10 a. m., a large lot of furni ture, consisting of one parlor suite, easy chairs, bedroom furniture, carpet*, stoves, bedding, kitchen furniture, etc.. etc. ■?/. ■ •** P. T. KAVANAGH, • 855-53 ' * Auctioneer. FURNITURE AT AUCTION— I will sell at 4 anction at the residence. No. SSS Deßow street, on Monday, Dec. ___, commencing at 1 a. m., a large lot of Furnitare, consisting of par lor and bedroom furniture, easy chairs, stoves. one large ranee, gold coin carpets, tables, kitch en furniture, etc., etc. P. T. KAVANAGH. . 855-57 Anctioneer, FIVE CENTS A LINE SITUATIONS WANTED "li"" ANTED— in any kind of whole- v v sale or retail business in town or on the road. Salary no object. Address A. 7, Globe office. . 349-55 A highly ed-C-ted German lady, only one year in this country, wishes to give German lessons, or have a class of yonng ladles to teach thea German. Address C, 50, Globe office. 34.-6. SITUATIONS OFFERED. Male. AGENTS WANTED to sell North Star Polish. 15c for sample box by mail. Address Henry Surma, Box 313 Stillwater. Minn. Female*. WANTED German or American girl, for v * housework in small family, call at 531 Cooper street. 353* WANTED— A good girl for general house- work. Good wages paid. Apply at 503 Deßow street. 351* WANTED— A good cook for dining hall; steady employment. Apply at once. J. J. Brennan, 393 Fort street, near corner Sixth street. . 349-55 FOR RENT. OFFICE FOR RENT— T*o elegant offices witl bay windows, cheap. Waiters -6 V.oritx, No. 208, 210 and 212 East Seventh street. 341 -SCO - Douses ■msmb FOR RENTin" flat. kitrhen7dinln?.~bcd room, FOR RENT in &ttrkitchen7dininirbcd room, three closets, bath room. Water paid. Call at No. 297 West Seventh street. 347 FOR RENT— Eight room bouse on Fllmore avenue, two houses on Col born street, four rooms; two houses on Websier street, five rooms each : two houses on Jefferson avenae, seven rooms each. Inquire of U. B. Montgomery, 49 West Fourth street. . __. . 325» HOUSES TO RENT ln all parts of the city. from $10 to $30 per month. O. M. Met calf. IS East Third street. 313 _m FoR RENT— An 8-room house with closets. well and cistern. No. 230 Mount Airy, near Mississippi street. John Dowlan, 353 Wabashaw street. 304 • 1|"OK RENT— Houses from $J to 1-* and $20. -• Jas. Dillon. __. Commercial street. 20.* HOUSE TO RENT^On- Selby~avenue near Western, 10 rooms, hot and cold water bath and closet, good cellar and everything first class, street cars., etc. McCarthy _c Donnelly. 295* FOR REST— Flrst-clooo dwelling. 13 looms. No. 114 Summit avenne, formerly occupied by Reuben Warner. Enquire of owner, 11. D. Gates, No. ISS Summit avenue; 251* FOR RENT— A house. Inquire 10* East Fifth streeL no stairs, next door to Tempe rance House. Suitable for boarding hou-e or store. 243" HOUSES FOR RENT— Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, on Robert. Uri L. Lamprey. 181 • FOR RENT— A neatly furnished house. In- A. quire on premises, No. 40-.' Dayton avenue. TO RENT— House of 10 rooms 300 Dayton avenue. Hoase of 9 r.oms, 89 Summit ave nue. House of 7 rooms, 566 Charles street. Brick bouse, lit rooms. Sherburne avenue, coiner of Ashton Place. Hezekiah Hall, at Savings Bonk. • 353-55 Roomn. ROOMS TO RENT— Single or in sails with or ROOMS TO RENT— Single or in suits with or without board, . at 44 East Seventh street. corner of Cedar. 352-5- SMALL furnished house to rent until May Ist cheap. Marion Bros.. 03 East Third street. 347-36 FOR RENT— Fifteen rooms In salts or single. Would be suitable for boarding house, or could be furnished and rented at a good profit. Inquire of J. M. Cooley, rear of No. 5.3 Broad way. 346» TO RENT Three large, warm rooms, pantry, wood shed and water, for J. per month. Also one large room. $2.50 per month. Enquire on premises, 16- East Fairfield avenue. West St. Paul. 342 TO RENT— A room at No. 7 East Eighth street, between Wabashaw and Cedar streets. 354-358 FURNISHED rooms for rent Two very Ele- gsntly furnished rooms — sitting and bed rooms, suitable for two or more young men. Inquire at 160 West Third street, first door. FOR SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP— Eight-horse power port- able boiler and engine. J. W. Cunningham d Co., 325 Wabashaw streeL 344* FOR SALE CHEAP— An extra large Radiant- Home stove (slightly used) suitable for large store or warehonse. Walterslorff A Moritz, No. 208. .10 and 212 East Seventh street. 241-260 FOR SALE— New house and ban Ton Rondo streeL on terms to suit any purchaser. E. Ingham, 563 Ashland avenue. 261* FOR SALE— A good piano, cheap. Can be seen at 122 West Tbird street. 254» IT" OR SALE — five-glass Cunningham carriage A. or hock, cheap for cash. Inquire at 411 Hennepin avenue. Minneapolis. 216* L"-OK SALE, or will trade for a horse, a goo 1 AJ Halle A Davis piano. ' Coll at once If yoa mean business. E. S. ALLEN, «-•*• 142 East Third stree MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE. A 1,500. will buy one of tbe best farms tn Urant *J"> connty, with house of 8 rooms, house alone cost $1,-00, only one mile from the county seat, 10 acres of the handsomest grove of trees in the state, this property must be sold in the next l J days. Fabwxll A Co.. Third and Jackson. FOR SALE OR EX( 'H ANGELA ""choice lann, f ally Improved and located one mile from a good town, and will sell cheap. Farwell A Co., Third and Jackson streets. FINANCIAL. FOR LOAN on Improved city bnsiness proper- ty, $2,000 for tour years. U. L. Lamprey. 276« OANS on Life In*. Policies, L. P. Van Nor* .1 man. No. 245, Ist Aye. S. Minneapolis. ACKETS LOAN OFFICE— Notes bought, money loaned on furniture, pianos, bones, wacona and personal property at low rates, with out removal. Offices-, Room 7, First National bank building, corner Fourth and Jackson streets, St. Paal. and Room 7, Mackey d Legg block, corner of Fourth and Nicollet. Minneapolis. 207* J". ROTHSCHILDS' AUCTION. TOTS. DOLLS, AND HOLIDAY GOODS at auction this week at the Novelty stores, 27 and 29 West Third street. Those who wish to both save and make money on Holiday goods will find it their interest to come. GO TO THE CLOSING oat ssle this week at the Novelty store* as the stock mast be closed out before the first of January. - OVERCOATS, salts of clothing for both men and boys, must go. Don't forget to attend this week. DRY goods, cloak dolmans, circular* have to go this week. Ladies remember thin and come to the auction closing ont sale at the nov velty stores, 27 and 29 West Third street. Sales at auction at 10 a. m.. 2 and 7:30 p. m. Doors open from 7a. m. to 10 p. m., to give all privi lege to examine good* before the auction. Goods •old at private sale when not selling at auction C. J. MelUcke, auctioneer, - - 351-55. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR ADOPTION— A bright girl baby, ore month old, father and mother dead. > Ad dress A T., care Daily Globe. 355-5. BIRDS ! BIRDS 1 1 BIRDS— A large assortment of new birds of all varieties for the ho.iuav trade at .veil's, 929 Farquier. 355-59 OlnAVti>-.. red cow from 242 Oak street, JO Finder by returning her will receive suitable rew__d. 853 59 EWFOLNDLAND PUP— Seven or eight -i-N months old; black with white spot on ull and one toot. The finder will obuin reward at 3 Monroe place, foot of Eaat Ninth street. 349* "Jl TEE WAH baa opened a new laundry, at No. -i-'-l- 7 East Eighth street, between Wabashaw and Cedar, where he will be pleased to see his friends and endeavor to give satiafaction. 854-«0 " • PARTNER WANTED with a cash capital of .300, to take half Interest in a sample room, one of the best location* in the city. Ap ply at this office. . S2s» LOST *ND FOUND. LOST— 5100 in bills, between German Ameri- can Bank and Omaha shops. Finder will please leave at Wllke's drag store and receive reward. W. H. Neal. - 855 FOUND—A lady's shawl which the owner can have by calling at this office, and paying for this advertisement. ..... ' ______ T"V"- r~~~ V V"""" -" ittiuwsii V^Kitt^ Tig PUCE re* CIAMaMfIS-^ - \ '_5 J TO BUY I ■> , __^_/| ii./V^i \ ?*< WATCHES /* **■— ' % l^V D l\" \ 5* \AT HALF I I \1 *^s~_c^>> i Jrwfi *'~ J?-_n_____l _I_._B_*=^' LITTLE'S Great Headquarters and Union Depot .*-" ■ FOR Holiday Presents! I BEAUTIFUL AFGI-A.. FOR $135, WORTH $225, ENTIRELY JEW. in immense stock of Gold and .tilvrr Watches &ea utiful and Ele gant stock of Diamonds. A rich ntock of Jewelry. bi<veruare, Ster- ling Silver and Novelties. All as good as new for one-ha'f their value- Diamond Setting, WatcJi Repairing and Engraving. Money to Loan on all goods of value. _E. LYT T.E, Pawnbroker & Jeweler, 45 Jackson St., St. Paul GO TO KELLIBER'S CARRIAGE WORKS SLEIGHS. 192 and 194 West Third street. WEBER "PIANOS. Acknowledged by Artists the Best in the Worlds I now of none superior to the Weber and none that can compete with them tor durability. — » ercsa C'arreno. The tone of the Weber Piano Is so sweet, rich and sympathetic, yet so ftill, that I shall always rank you as the greatest manufacturer of the day.— -Emma Thursby. V. eber Pianos excel all others in volume of tone and in power of expression.— S. liebling. There are no Pianos In the world that sustain the voice like the Weber.—Em ma ibbott. ___. O. MTJ__<ra_£_._E_, Parent, St. ZPaul. SEND FOR CATALOGUES. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES! , Eclipse Wind Mills Tanks and Pumps, ]&£$ Smith- Vaile Steam Pumps and Boilers. ,» — Hancock Inspirators, Lubricator-., etc,' SCOT AHDBHOB DltALXaa E. H. SCULI.K, Ap Boots an. Sloes, Ja Bits ai. Slies, Jm Sew Styles Daily Received. '^^^^^^^^ 331 W.._s_.w strpet Cor. .tl^-^^j^ SGHLIEK & CO.. PP] KO. 89 EAST THIRD SIREET, ISCHJLrEK & CO.. HO. 89 EAST THIRD SIREET, yarfflsii Boots Ml .^^^W^^fefe^w Bt. Paul Agency for BURT'S, QUAY'S, *^I^2J^__^tt^^-^fev REYNOLD'S, and Many Others. ' """"" dr x?x^3ttßS& Ctf -ttail ordere promptly filled. AND TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE Hai 1-nf slnre established Its claim* to pui lie favor and ba» now entered upon its 15th year undei Has Itj slnee established its claim* to pel lie favor and ha« now entered npon Its 15th year unlet tbem at favorable auspice*. Send for catalogue, giving full particulars. o ti>..i - ur. .-.. __,__■. the m ;»t favorable auspices. Send for catalogue, giving fnU parUculars. o hwest cor. aceuth and Jackson stieets. and Jackson sueets. W. A. FADDIS, Principal. W. A. FADDIS, Principal. James McMillan & co, Minneapolis Sheepskin Tannery, axd dealers IX HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, WOOL AND FURS. 101 mid 103 Second street North, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Shipments Solicited. Write for circulars. ; I' I . =8 TAILORING. FINE TAILORING. FINE T^ILO-Rllsra. MUff 11 & ft Iftft V SOEastTiiirdsfreel, gjJJjVJIJj OC MM! 9 Sf. Panl, flinn. FERGUS FAHEY, MEECHANT TAILOE, 58 East Third Street. us- '■"•• latest styles of Imported Goods always on hand. Perfect fits guaranteed. ■ ■ --g-B-g — » ; j WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS NOYES BROS. & CUTLER, IMPORTER. AHD WHOLESALE MGGISTS, 68 and 70 Sibley street, corner Fifth, St. Paul, Minn. "ourßaby thrives en Eoriick _ Food.-* write hundreds of grateful mothers. Mother*' milk contains no starch. HORLIC--S* FOOD FOB INFANTS (free from starch) require* cocooii-i-r . The bast food In health or -.etnas* for INFANTS. The beat diet for DYSPEPTICS sad INVALIDS. Highly beneficial to nursing mothers as a drink. Price ..and 73c. All droo-lsta. Book cm the t____a__tof children-free. "I b«-_-m It to bs sawrtar to aDTthiaf of tk* kis« tw €_•]*!-_.-— D. -hhmu. Jt. _>_, Mm Tork. "ÜBh*«itatlsc<7 >'»»—»-* It the bnt food la Ur -or.* ttt."— *. M. **rr*t, Jf. _> S_w-n. . "-_• -f thr brat • .batit.tr. Ibr ntoih.r- _U_t" ■ —B. O. fi—tatt. il. _>.. JV-MUy*, >*. T. WIH be sent br mail on rec_ir_ of price in stamps. HORUCai" FOOD CO., Racine, Wis. -Sir tax Eo-LUcr'sDax Eitkact ox _____-_* PAWNBROKERS GOODS. FOR FINE i! L AL INSTRUMENTS. STANDARD SCALES. BUSINESS COLLEGE. TANNERS. Pi:' rKIETOKS OF TUB MUSICAL. LAURA W. HALL, MUSIC ROOMS 102 WESTERN AVENUE,, Bead of Ashland -.venue. St. Anthony i-HU ST. PA IT, TEACHER OP TEACHER OP PIAKO, ORGAN a.\d mmm THOROUGH INSTRUCTION GUARANTEED. References: Miss Makie Geist, Principal at Musical Conservatory, No. 127 West Third street, St. Paul; also on personal application, reference to the numerous families whose daughters aha has taught and is now teacu-ng will be given. Also, . gent for "Brainard's Musical World,* the oldest and best musical journal published. Subscription $1.50 per arm am.