Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 6

DAILY MINNESOTA TRIBUNE SATURDA SEPTEMBER 29.1883 (i PIONEER ESTABLISHMENTS ifS Suits for the big men can al ways nnnn nTPh THE EEALTY MARKET MINNEAPOLIS. be found in stock at the 131(1 BOSTON, Minneapolis. We carry such large lines that wo fully smoked with fall and winter goods, which they ere offering at very low prices. Their cloak Biid shawl department is one of the largest in the city and contains al! the leading styles of the season for ladies, misses and children. The department for ladies, gents and -jhildren's nnderwearand hoeiery is one of the most popular, on account of the great variety ot Btyles and the reasonable prioes.

This honse has always had the reputation cf selling good goods at popular prices. CAANTO FAlit. are expecting to bnild next year usually keep their plans from the publio for fear something may occur during the winter to cause them to change their minds. Undoubtedly the season of 1884 will be marked with quite as much activity in the bnildiag line as this year or last, but at pns-eut it is hard to get many particulars. Of the smaller class of buildings houses costing from $1010 to and stores worth less than $10,000 there are new ones reported daily.

Contractors and builders are "pushing things to the utmost and arohiteots are not idle. Work on the West Hotel is gnn on as rapidly as money can make it, and the structure ina to take definite and particular shape as one story rises above another. It is not known what will be done about the Union depot this year, but it is probable i othing will be attempt-d exoept to get a good ready for operations next spring. The stone viaduct i rapidly nearing completion, aid is well worth long jou'ney to sse. Other buildings are being hurried along, to begotten well out of tee way before cold weather.

Bl'II-DISO NOTES- Albee Smith will build a house on are always able to lit all sizes of men. Uur tall and winter goods are now piled from floor to ceiling, and tho quality is far superior to anything that our buyers havo been able to send us before for tho hanie money. The reason that they have bought strictly for cash, and by doing eo have been able to take every advantage of the market. We call particular attention to our elegant lines of piece goods in the tailoring depnrtment. Gentlemen can find no later patterns in New York city.

Ou cut-U-rs are artists and workmen tho very best, enabling us to give perfect fits with the finest finish. A prominent feature of our store is the children's department, and pleasfs all the ladies with our fine display of children's suits and overcoats. They are always sure to find ju3t what they want and prompt attention. Every novelty in furnishing goods is sure to be found on our counters first, and all the nobby boys know that our hat department is the largest and best in tho West. Send for our new price list and you will be astonished to see how low we are selling all of our lines.

I CAS FIXTURES. FULL STOCK, LOW PRICES SYKE8 ANDREWS, 251 Ash 25G Hennepin Avknue. TIIECITV COL'NCILMES. An Adjournal MeetlDK Yesterday afier Which tha Aldermen Transact Boutin Basinets. The common council met in adjourned pension yseterdav afternoon, Vice- president Clark in the chair, there being present: Aldermen Eiehhorn, Glenn, Hashow, Johnson, Morne, Nelson, Noe-renbtrs, Parker, Waitt and Walsh.

On motion of Alderman Waitt it was resolved that when conno 1 adjourned it be until Monday 8t 2 o'clock P. M. motion the consideration of the matter of laying water mains was taken np in the following order: Twenty-fourth street, Portland to Nicollet Nicollet avpnoe, Twenty-fonrta to Lske street south, Portland avenue, Twenty-fonrth to Twenty-seventh street sou'h, XXX): Oak Grove street, west line of lot J. S. Johnson's addition to liennepin av 11556.30; Seventh street, Nicollet to Second avenue south, I21'8; Jackson street, Third, avenne northtact to Broadway, Uui-tersity avenue Thirteenth avenue southeast to Sixteenth avenue southeast, Fifth street, Nicollet to beooud aveaae, uoi; Fonrth street, Nioollet to Seconl avenue, 1101, Resolutions proviuing tor above, aa awo for the sprinkling o' streets fjr which wti-matea were submitted at the meeting WeJ-fcteday tviuap, werethea adopted.

Tre sidewalk "grind" was tafcen and sidewalks oidered as follows: Fourth avenue south, Eii.litenth to Nineteenth streets; Franklin avenne, from Cedar to Minnehaha ovtcnes; Sixth stnet, Cedar avenue to Nineteenth avenue south; Sixth street sontherst, Teuth to Fourteenth avenue? southeast; Seventh street southeast, Tenth to Fourteentn avenae ntbeat; Ctder amine, Eighth street to Franklin avenue: Eleventh street, Mary Place to Hen nepin avenue; Talmadge avenue. Holmes to Thirteenth avenne southeast; Nineteentn Bvenue south, First to BlnS streets; Riverside avenue, Twentieth to Twenty-second avennta sonth; Fifth street, Tenth to Thir teenth avenues sonth; Ihnd street, Tenth to Eleventh avenues south; Stevens avenue, twenty-fourth to Twenty eichth street; Malison, Summer street to Broadway; Harmon Place, Tenth to Fourteenth streets; Cedar avmne, VVhshiucton avenue to Second street; Turner street, Third avenue lontheast to Summer street; Je9erson street, Summer street to Broadway; Third avenue southeast, Main to Second streets; Twenty-sixth street, Blaudell to Stevens avenues; State street, A to streets: Seventh street, Sever th to Eighth avenues sonth; Fourteenth avenne avenue to Divsion street; A street from State to Pleasan streets; I'entti avenne icutii, Washington avenne tj bridge across Mtssiseicri river: Laurel avenne, Nineteenth street to Hennepin nvennj: Homes street, Como avtnne to Diviauu street: Twenty fonrth street, Nioollet to F'irst avenue south: Eighth street southeat, Central to Third avenne southeast: street, Monroe stieet to Fifth avence nonh-tast. The following omitted frou the jriationsof last year: Ninth Freet, Western avenue to First avenue north; Fourteenth avenue south from Firth ttreet to Franklin avenue. Af'er seme debate on the rcobtion pro-Ticirg for the sprinkling of Firrt avauue north, Wa'hicgton avenne to Fourth stre the was defeated acd themeeiir'2 edjomned, to meet Monday afternoon o'clock. CHAMBER OF COMHIKCE BILAW3.

Ecme of the Amendments to Be Acted on at the Meeting on Monday, Followirg is a synopsis of the chants of rules of the chamber of commerca to bo acted on Monday: Ihe tieagurer is. not one of the directors ia virtue of hit office. The president, hrst vice-liresulbEt hr.d rip directors are to bo elected bt the election for ltnS rd ls? toi cine yar.and ore vice-president and live directors foe two years. At nil iuture elections the president, vice president ana nve directors aao to be for two years. The board of arbitration shall coaeiet of six members in lSf'3; three shall be elected fur one year and three for two year: at all subsequent eltctionn three members shall be elected for two jehrs.

Same changes in the board of appeals. 1 he membership fchall be limi'ed to 550. 1 be transfer fee hail be placed at j-15. 1 he rental of the building, when completP'1. shall tret pay interett on indebtedness; of the remainder, if there is any, one-hs'f is to creite a sinking fund, andocehaif shall bo paid as a dividend to members.

TLesrEuhl shall not exceed for any one year, Ihe mai.uer of enforcing the final awards stall be left to the boards of arbitration and til pf als. liuie 1C, Roverr.ing tlie penalty for no.n-f ultill-ment of contracts reimiiled. and the Chicaxj Ikiard of Trade ruletubsatuted. lixing the limit to the time of delivery of property on sale to arrive. The rule ur.

delivery made cn contracts maturing, sellers to pay all extra storase at rate chareed by elevator by whih receipts are i. sued, and the manner of enforcing collections special aseeument. Barnum's lilg Show. There probably never lived an earthly potentate who enjoyed as many advantages for obtaining amusement as the ordinary individual of the present day. Not ia anoient times, with all his vast power and money, could any tyrant command or cet together snch a varied and wonderful world of enter tainment as any ordinary person of the pres tnt time can see for 50 cents.

As an illustration of the idea, just take the congress of strange human beings to be found with the BariiUm and London shows. F'rom Nabi are a number of its bronzed inhabitants: from Australia some of the lowest types of the human family-the Trockcr or cannibal; rom Africa the warlike Zulu; from Mexico tlie Atec or nathead neoide: fmm Japr-n some of its most expert wrestlers: from Siam its cblebrated Nautch dancers; from India some of its sacred Driest, he- sides Sioux Indians, cowboys, boomerang iuruciB, wuu men, Aminos and other ci 1.,.:.. rri iuun iiuumu uciLga, inese oi tnemseives are sofiicient to form one of the most ent-r. taicing exhibitions ever collected together and to retlective minds offers a wide scope for the range of thought. To this may be ouucu mo uuuecuun oi numan curiosities, such as giants, dwarfs, roidpets, fat people, skeletons, armless and legloss people j) Wle, 10 again io ouutu me asujoismng Bnrouatic, athletic, ana e'lUistnan performances the Roman hirpodrome, the a rial ascension, and the hundred other diilarent styles of nmnH- ment, the wonders of the two menageries contained in elegant cages, rare beast, birds and reptiles, Jumbo, the nursing baby elephant, other elephants, camels, dromedaries, otriehea dratr the 4 J0 head of draught horses, ivO per-formers, the big tents (21 in all i.

When these are taken as an entiretv. it it longer a wonder that the private individual oi loony is actually in a Letter position, so far as enjoyment is concerned, than nu nhi ruler ever wa? The wouderf al sights to be seen in Barnum's circus were never even Bpproacneo. uy an entertainment ever given, and no one exoept the praotieal showman of the age and this eoumry could ever dream of such a mammoth undertaking. When is stated that nearly the whole world is made THtmiHry IO me energy and persever anc of narnum, J.ailey A liotclnnson, that nothing of any alue in the show line is allowed to tfeape their vigilance, that Laariu vrv. thing of a marvelous or strare nature ha-s teen secured ana placed an attractive form, it ceases to bo a trailer of surprise that their enormous tenU are always crowd ed by the best peeple.

Three performances will be piven here xt Saturday, at 0 A. and 1 and .1 P. end the big wiil leave the show gruuudj ut in the mormn A Chamber Commerce Ticket. 1 lie following ticket IS nnderstond in have been arranged by a lar) number of iiieiiibers of tiie chamber of commerce and is said to meet with 'juite irtneral approval: I rmidwnt-deorijo A. flint Vi'- hwund Marshal.

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A. Mm. I a in a be to I I The Rothschild's One Price Clothing House, Coder the Pence Opera House, and Their Hit Branch Store 615 Washington Avenue Sooth. A reference to this large house at this time may be of intereit to many new comers to the city who are in need of winter clothing. Some years ago tho Kothsohild's came to our city and established themselves at their present location under the Pence Opera House, and ere long their business grew in Buch prop rtions that for the convenience of their many patrons living in the southern part of the city, they opened a big branch store at C15 Washington avenne south.

At both places will be found largo and complete stocks in the lines they carry. All goods will be fonnd as represented, and one price to all. Heavy winter ooats for men and boys, business and school suits, and the largest stock to select from to be found in tho city. Hats, caps, gloves, furnishing goods, winter underwear for all ages and in all qualities. In the merchant tailoring department we can make you to order, at short notice, as nobby a suit of clothes or an overcoat as you could get at any New VorK establishment, and at about one half the price Large line to select from, and perfect fit in all cases.

FKFSII ARRIVALS EVERY DAY At Skoll RoblUhek's, Henueplu Avenne, the Largest Clothiers and Merchant Tailors Almost any day in passiog this place joa can see them unpacking huge boxes on the sidewalk, and it is a mystery to many where thfse gentlemen put thir many new goods. The qnestion is easily auswered, however, as they sell all their goods at a very Email margin, or, in other words, qnick sales and small profits is their motto. Jast being opened yesterday was another new line of men's and boys' winter overcoats of all styles and qualities. Inside the clerks were engaged in marking and placing in their position a large invoice of boys' and men's ready-made dress, business and school suits for all ages and in every conceivable style. Take a look in their nie--chant tailoring dspattment and see the different varieties ihey can sho yon from ahich to make a selection cf a winter over-ooat or stylif snit or clothes.

I'urniBhing goods, hats, caps and winttr underwear of all grades. BRIEF MENTION. Why is a policeman liso a mill horse? He goes his rot. mis. Skinny men, "Wells' Health R6newer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, textial debility.

$1. Why is love like a duck's fool? It is oflen bidden in tte breast. Raffensperger will hold an suction sale of lets in La Moore, Oct. 10. F'ree train from F'argo.

Special low rates from Minneapolis and St. Paul. hy is a telephone like a musical director? It beats time. Gouveiteur, N. The Herald says, as a friend to i patrons, it is with pleasure that it can recommend as a rad cal cure for all rbecmatio affections the wonderful remedy, St.

Jacobs oil. It cures pain. Why ipriimrmgB a Hyui'jul of strength "Union is strength." Fine Peaches. Time io put them np, at Neill's. Dakota Lands Are wanted to the amount of 10,000 aires in exchange for good building lots in Minneapolis.

Monbce Boston block. BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Corner of Washington and Hennepin A- enuei, Established 1857, fays Interest on optn accounts, 4 per einl.j three months, 6 per six months, 6 per Tent. Sells drafts on ail principal places in Snrope. Sella passage tickets onl6differ-mt lines to and from Lurope.

For points if safety ia ecifl to any bank in the ulty. It 1 ou Want Nice peaches, grapes, pears cheap, you can get them on Saturday, from Scoir it Hennepin avenue. Malcolm's School for Dancing And Deportment will beiin its sixth year at Curtiss' Business College, Ml Nioollet ave nue, the first week of October. Tickets chn be obtained after Sept. 2b at and L'l, Skiles ik Liudley block, where Mr.

and Airs. Malcolm have located their office and residence and would be pleased to meet former patrons and all detiring instruction either in class or private lessons. V. T. Goodhue 420 Nioollet avenue, will sell drapery and window shades at reduced prioes for cash, A fine line of new goods at bargains.

BOYNTON'S New Hut Air Furnace, With 18P3 improvements. Do not bay ontil you see it. 1 am now 28 of these lurnaoes for W. W. Easttnan, in his new tenements.

John T. Lucas, 25 Bridge Square. Fiit Clats Keuts. We have four large houses to rent, one is all furnishd, at from to $'r, per tucnth. Monboe Boston block.

Fancy Groceries, I arge stock and assortment. Neill. Falruioant Park, Property is active, why'rbecanse it is attractive Bnd cheaper than any other within the same distance from City Hall. Let ns show yon priceB. Moniiok Boston block.

Re-established. The Knickerbocker Furniture Company has moved into the new store between Nioollet and Hennepin on Fifth street and offer their large Block at the lowest prices in the city for cash Horse and Wagon Covers. J. Wales, 101 Washington a v. south, are manufacturers of these goods, (io to them and get what you want at wholesale prices.

Ileantlfol Mantels, Grates, open fireplaces, brans and bronze goods, Low's art tile, English, German and Freaoh tiles, Peerless shaking and Jackson's heat-srving ajd ventilating grate, Biedan fireplaces, at Sullivan i Farnham's, 38 Sooth Third street. Xeaiu of Hales. Must be sold at once. Also harness, light wagon and bobs, all uearly new. For terms, see or address the business manager of the Tuibone.

Store And houses for rent. Wesley Neill, 118 Washington avenue south. Panmged Itlankets, We now offer at retail at our salesroom, 228 Seoond street Bouth, the season's accumulation of damaged and imperfect blankets. These we offer at a liberal discount from regular prices. North Star Woolen Mill Company.

Do You Tliluk We Are HIgh-Frlced? Look over onr stock and see if we will not give you a full equivalent for your money. Middlemist Taylor, Syndioate block. Delaware grapes, pears, And Concord Neill's. plums, at We Guarantee All Work. Strictly first class.

None but oompotont 1 angers employ eu at xuduietnist Jt laylor's, Syndicate uiock. Do You Think We Are IIIKli Priced? 1iok over our stock and see if we will cot give you a nil equivalent for your money. Middlemist ii Taylor, Syndicate block. The Dry OoimU More Of WnkfrticlMtaon A- successor to A PROMISING OUTLOOK FOR A GOOD FALL TRADE. What the Dealers Think of the Situatlon-A Good Showing Compared with Last Week and Last year Construction Mat-Un-Kew Bnlldingi-Testerday'a Recorded Trausiers.

Ihe week past has been oharaaterizaJ by an activity about the real estate otlioes such hs had not been seen for three months before. Inquiries for all clas363 of property-have greatly inoreased; several notably large salBB of insida business property and of acres adjoining the city have been made, and the number of amaller sales has materially increased. The cooler weather has inoreased the demand for houses foriai-mediato occupancy, and there is more firm- pf jp this Hma r.f property. A dealer who has recently returned from an extend.d eufctem trip was questioned as to the amount of interest shown there in the new Northwest. "The talk is all haid he.

"Go where I would, when folks heard 1 came from Minneapolis they would ply me with all sorts of questions. 'V, hat kino of a town is it 'Haven't yon immense flouring and saw mills theroi" 'How large a place is 'Didn't you have abigpirade there recently 'Are there street car lines in your 'Any Indians to be found Tbese hundreds of others similar had to be answered over and over again. But eastern people are just beginning to find ont that the VVe3t is something more than mere talk. Hundreds and thousands have come here to see the country, examine our mills or attend some one of the numerous conventions: and the reports they have carried back have made the people anxions to know more of his wonderland and have oonvinced them that substantiality can aooom-raty rapid growth. I even found some who were ready and willing to invest capital, either in actual purchases or ia mortgat.es.

who hsd never beea here; bit, as a rule, people have to see the plaoe, witness the business actually goinR on, and assure themselves of the permanent advantages we possess before they are willing to take their capital from the secure investments they have so long held. Bat 8 per cent, here compared with 4 there ia a strong temptation when onoe it is ascertained that investments here mBy be made with quite as i much security as down East; consequently I have secured considerable money that will ba invested before another spring; others informed me that they would vidic MiLiieapolis the coming winter and if what they had heard was true, they woald eithar remove here personally or plaoe a ojusiddr able sum in Minneapolis securities. Toe recent heavy Uuctentiocs in the sto'k market has frightened hundreds of email hold-trs or.t of that tield and they ars getting nd of their holdings as fast as possiole and are looking to the Northwest for a plaoe to invest them again and there is no reason why we ehocld not be largi- benefited in Vm wa." A- rule, agents generally feel mere con fi lance the prospects for a good fall business than at any time during the summer. Said leading dealer: "I don't think there will that rush and ilnrry ana excitement tuat, a certain extent, characterized tha busi ness a year is betterthat there should not te; but compsre the transfers now with Ihofe cf a year Rjo and you ean 6eo how much better the present is. Then again, being familiar with the records, know that the mortgages given on purchases are very mucn less thRn a year ago, a healthy indication of the absence cf speculative excitement in trade.

I can see no reason for complaint at where, and have more faith than ever in the future of Minneapolis." Most dealers report a noticeable increase in tho inquiries for inside business property; indeed so persistent is the demand in this line that a substantial advance may be expected before lor g. But activity characterizes all classes of property and the dealings are not confined to any particular locality of class. LOSl.NfcbS OF THE TAB! TWO WEKKS. The lollowmg shows each day's bnsaess for the past two weeks: Bcptll. Sept.

21. No. St) in Amt. til. 4 45, Ml sj.tr.i; No.

iii Si si 1L Amt. 7.tii,t 71.711 M.1H3 P.KJ.HH Fidurday Monday I Ut MKl li hursdaj tnw.y itS Totals 107 $261,657 1S5 The linmber of transfers for the corres ponding week last year was 112 and the to tal considerations MtalllAM FARK. The total value of the Merrinm Park lots sold to date is $30,000, ujion which houses have been bcilt to the value of The number of houses built and to be finished this year is 21, also a two story store; there are under contract for next year l'J houses, one schoolhouse and one church. The fol lowing gentlemen have paid the following amounts for lots Memam Park: V. H.

Topping, $1800; W. II. Amos. $2,100: A. J.

Douglup, $2AX); W. R. Bartlett, 2200; W. W. Bartlett, $1000: A.

C. Merrill, 11. B. Dutoher, D. W.

Porter, 1). M. Bobbins, mm): A. a Bobbins, 100J: J. G.

Hiukle, (J. W. Crane, iS-JOO: N. C. Thrall, H.

J. G. Croswell, $1.0: C. A. Magnuson, Geo.

C. Dow, sjvSOOO; W. H. Taylor, $20)0; F. Pergstadi, Joel J.

Ueadly, 2.130; John W. Bell, :J.1Q0; W. W. Cantweil, (reo. L.

Washburn, $1700; Z. P. Lackwood. J. W.

Baps, $2000; C. N. Bell. $iX); S. W.

Seal, Samuel McCoy, $15'0; C. M. Benham, $1,100: Thos. Priace. (UtoG.

Hofpes, W. W. Woodruff. $iaO; A. C.

Woodrul), $2500; Fred Hull, $1,100. NOTABLE SALES. John Ellis has bought block of Sylvan Park, paying S. D. Hillman $.1000 for it.

L. A. Grant paid Asa Boniers $10,200 for lots 7, 8, 22, 23 and 24, Hillside addition. A. F.

Kelly has purchassd lots 11 and 12. block 0, Washington 1'ale addition, for i'jooo. A tract of land in Calhoun and Remington Parks has been sold to Menage for 10,0110. Addie B. Coore, sold to Abiea Couch for $5000 lots 4 an ,5, block J.

Johnson's addition. L. F. Menage has sold a number of lots Keunnutou second addition to 1. J.

Swiltfor $31,000. Lot 9, block 110. of the original town has been told by James Rafter to Isaac Gerer-ehofer for $12,20. Helen W. Hard et al.

have sold to Mo-dtsta E. Obane, for $.1200, lot 7, block 20, ilson, Bell agner'B addition. Nine thousand dollars paid Willis Baker for block 14, Baker's second addinion, Geo. F. Benson et al.

being the purchasers. xt8 11, 12 and 13, block 25 of Snyder firt addition, have been sold by J. R. Clements to Maurice R.Todd for Eight acres in the west half of the northeast quarter of section 14, township 2-, range 24, have been sold by Samuel Wyck-hofl to Daniel B. Lyon for $10,000.

Sarah P. Butler has purchased the front 100 feet of lots 0 and 7, block Harmon's addition, paying Robert B. Hunter iVJO therefor. Frencis J. Swift has sold to Mary M.

She-ber, for $1100, lota 1, 2 and 3, blook lots and 10, block lots 11 and 12, blook 10: lots 7 and 8, block 11, Remington's second addition. Forty-five thousand dollars paid for a tract of about 100 Hcres in the northeast quarter of section township 2'i, rango 14, the deed running from Mary Halloran et al. to JohnT. Blaisdoll. The St.

Anthony Falls Water Power Company have transferred to the Manitoba railway company a strip of land at the intersection of Main street and Eighth avenue-touthtast. the consideration being .10,000. ftuilUllig Operations. Ihe sr-Hoon it pproachpi when ne.w enter-. ir-n in t'ne b.

a are not brought riMarn it id nnua ruthttr lot Ft La iml a ill run The C'HHuto Fair and Variety More, ill Nicollet, Opened Today. They will carry a full line of fine crockery, genls' furnishings, all kinds of nsefut and ornamental goods for the household, silverware, and in fact everything from a doll baby to a Jumbo. The proprietor, Messrs. Walrath Cleveland, the former of Walrath Bros, and the latter well known as manager of Drenneu, Starr Everett's retail department, are men who understand the wanls of the people and proj ose to cater to them. Their stock ia not all in, but will be in a f6wdays.

However, they open today, and can furnish the publio with many useful ar-tiriln n) low prii'ir. liest Creamery Hotter, Fresh eggs, best hams. Neill. What a Shame To have your wax flowers, fine ornaments, clocks, spoiled, when they oau be kept as good as new by getting a glass globe to cover them from Weiskopf 13 South Fourth ttrtel, and U17 Washington bvenne south. Don't ltuy Wall Paper Until you have eeen Middlemist A Taylor's really fine stock and compared thoir prioes with others.

The result will surprise yoa. Middlemist Taylor, Syndioate block. For Sale, Pond hot-sir furnace, in good condinion; also 1C0 feet tin iping. W. W.

Hinkle, 1000 Hawthorne Bvenue. Awnings, Tents, etc We are prepared to manufacture anything in tents or awnings for any purpose. Our prices cannot be duplicated in the city. J. VSales, 101 Washington av.

sontK. np stir. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Xju'llt ia hEKEBY (ilVKN TO ALL MElf-11 hers the Children' Homa Society that the srrimt me elina of that corporation will bj held ou Tuohday, Oct. 2, at P.

Rt tho hilfren's Borce in the city of Jlinuoapolig for ttieii'rp' ee i electing oiheer for the ensuing jour srl to trsiissrt any uther business that umy coice before the meeting l)tel at Min-nespolis, e'epl. W. lKNi. il. Hatch Bocretary.

M. V. I'illshnrv. I'reeitlfnt. A IL Mr.

Mill Its OK l. DIVHIONM. IV wij'l i leuo n.et at L. r'. hall, on Hon.

day, tint at 1 o'-lock, shsrp, to a'tend tho ftaeialof Jus. McCaan or thin division, Hreil L. Hurvev. M. C.

Siavena. It. H. Regan's Cracker Factory. 21 23 SICOliD STREET S.

MINNEAPOLIS. GENUINE LYMOUTH BUCK GLOVES, Warranted band made, with a double linen waxed thread. The usual prices in Minneapolis heretofore have been $1.50 and $1.75. We shall break the prices to ONE DOLLAR Inquire at Furnishing department. PIpoulhClolhingHouse, 12 and 14 W.shlngtoi Av.

N. TheFntira Building. Ihe finest lotlanx. Furnishings. Bate.

JT IF TGII WOULD HUE BEAUTIFUL TEETH TJSEJ "Creme Odontine An eleffw. dentifrice. A delightful creamy lather is produced while brushing, which thoroughly cleans and preserves the teeth, gives firm, rosy gumH and a pure breath. Trice only 25 cents. Sold by WEBSTER CHURCHILL Nicollet House Drug Store.

OTICE OK DISSOLUTION. Notice is horeby aiven that Go. Harrison and HuKh Harrison have purchasoii the interest rrtrnk H. Felt in the hnn of H. U.

Harrison A and have this flay become partners in said hrm. Mr. Felt rtirc from the biiHiness. which will be ORrrifd on by 11. (i.

Harrison, Han. Har-rinon ami llimh Harrison under the farm naaie of H. t. HairiBon 4 Co IHiKiiedJ H. (i.

HAliKHON. UKOHUK HAKfUrlON, HlHiU HAKKISON, FliANK H. FELT. Minneapolis, Hopt. 215.

STORM SASH! Anil Storm Houses. CEO W. LIBSEY the island. U. P.

Herring will build a 3000 residence on Fifth street and Seventh avenue southeast. Architect Dennis has prepared designs for a residence to be built by R. B. Conkty. II.

VTInntir.gton will build a residence on the East side, according To" designs of Long Co. Frank Ball expects to erect a double tenement on Second avenne south between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. Work is progressing on J. 0. Slafter's three houses on the corner of Ninth street and Fourth avenue south.

The total ojst will be $10,000. Horace Henry has let the contract for the foundation of a residence to be bnilt on Stevens avenue, W. H. D.nnis having completed the plans. Plans for the basement of the postoffice building have not yet Brrived, and it is probable nothing but the excavation will be completed this year.

The demolition oi the one- story structures at 201) and "11 Nicollet has been going on this week, and a handsome block will be erected in their place. The old Westminster Chnrch building is being repaired, and Minneapolis will have to wait a couple of years before she has the contemplated handsome block on that site. L. Ktlly will erect a 4 story busioess block on the corner of Third street and Eighth avenue south, 00x100 feet. Theuppef floors will be used as flats and the lower Door as stores.

The estimated cost is eoo. Yesterday's Transfers. Twenty-two transfers of real estate were filed yesterday, Sept. '2X, aggregating $17,005, as follows: West fall's addition, part of lot 13, block fi; Christina Anderson and husband to August Newborn 850 Geo. (ialpin'a addition, Jut 3.

block Laniel T. Jenkins to Joseph K. Clements Snider Co's hret addition, lo's 11 and U. bU ck 2n; Maurice It. Todd to Joseph 11.

lementu 15,000 Campbell's addition, lot 7, block William McCrory to John Doetsh (-30 Loriiig Prey's subdivision, lot 16; Jtd-ward Water to ti. N. Avery 2.WJ Highland Pai addition. lot 1 and 5 feat of lot 2, clock 4: Andrew UoJman to Olaf O. Lorirc 1'iay'e subdivision, lot M.Loricf; etal.

to ward Xakowood reibnu'iy, lol ii'K 'ectiw, il, LakoTood Cemetery association to 11. B. Rollins 200 11. A. Davison's second addition, lots, block Harry H.Dunu to Jeremiah Condon 900 Oakwood addition, lot 1).

block John 1 Smith to l'hu be )i Moon 600 Highland Park addition, lots 1 to 4, Kock 1.1; James li, Humphrey to (iuorgiarn E. Merriam 1 ,000 Lei6' addition, 1 and rt, block 'ots 1 end 1 block SI. Louisa Lewis to J. Horllin 2,150 menage's supplement to East Hide addition, lot 8, block the (Virning Farming assnciatinn to H. Nicolet 800 South Side addition, lot It, block 2, Melvaina Fox to D.

Bdeet. 1.700 Mill Company's addition, lot Mock D. Rollins to MorimerU. Rollins. 4,033 Crim'a addition, lotfR acd 9, block 1.

F. Butler to J. A. Wolverun 1.2T.0 C6e ard others' subdivision, lot block F. ('.

A. Lneck to An'on 450 Baker's second addition, lots 7 to 12, Idock J. B. llooio et al. to Fannie fc'haron 4.200 Woodland 1'ark, lots liand 13, block J.K.BidletoH.L.

Babst 1.500 Woodlai.d Park, lots 3. 4 and 8, block Robert Jamison to 11. L. Babst Bichland 1'ark addition, lot 15, block 'Thomas W. Wilson to Rebecca W.

Bundy 800 Summit View addition, lots 2 and 3, block Florence A. Eltelt to John T. Ateriil lotal. Transit Still Uppermost. The rumor has been floating about for the last two days that the d.ilerence existing lately between the Minors' assxsiation and the transit railroads had been adjusted to the satisfaction of both parties.

Yesterday a TuiLTNE reporter called on the parties interested in the settlement, and was informed that what they were pleased to call a very small question of difference had been amicably airanged. The Millers' association have pnt out their buyers on the Hastings Dakota road and havo also occupied the Minneapolis St. Louis again. Railroad oilhials say the terms of agrtemont are substantially those existing previous to tha withdrawal of buyers by the Millers' association, tha millets receiving and shipping their wheat "in transit" as heretofore. The Pacific Elevator Compiny are also buyers ou the Minneapolis fc St.

Louis road, tut their Orerati ns, it is said, are not disturbed by the new arrangement! there aie various rumors atloat relative to tt-e areemen-, but as one of the members of the Millers' as-ociatton put it, the ba-is of any agreement contains the elements of secrecy, and inquiry fails to elicit anything further than that things are harmonious. Two rnel Husbands. Two additions were made yesterday the long and rapUly lengthening list of divoroe cases now figuring on the district court records. Eveline Edwards is the first applicant, and gives as her reasons for wishing to live apart from Delos Edwards his cruel treatment of her and habits of drunk-enuess. Eveline Miller was married to Delos Edwards in 107 at Bolinder.

111. She is 3o and he 'X years of age, and they have children She states that he has treated her so brutally and is so often intoxicated that life 13 not worth living with him, and hence wiphes a divorce and the custody of her children. Hattie B. Gossline prefers similar charges against her lord, Henry S. Gossline, to whom she was married in l.HS0 in Minneapolis.

There are no children. On several occasions, acoording to her account, he has beaten and knocked her down, oflen in a public place or street. She also charges habitual diunkeunes. l'roljrtble Sale of Cotton's store. Mr.

Sea of the firm of Sea A Co. of Chicago, proprietors of the well known department store in that city, have been in Min-nen0''', since Thursday looking over the gronnd to determine whether or not what is known as Colton's department store oin be run as a paving investment. Figures Lave been givn by the owners atidare now under consideration. Mr. Sea says that he is favorably impressed but will not decide positively until today whether he will or not.

The concern is well known bs a reliable, pti' hing one, and their coming to this city would be welcomed. A 11 A UK DISPLAY Of Wluter Clothing and Kurninhlnj; oods, A more beautiful and truly handsome line of clothing for gentlemen aud boys oannot be found than that oflered by Mr. i. F. 'fstie, 112 Hennepin avenue.

The line of winter overcoats ho oilers would pass for a garment made to order, so nicely do they lit, and the same can be said of his wintor suits for men and boys. All are cut and trimmed in the latest style. From such a large stock as he has, and at such reasonable prices, he is confident of pleasing all. Hie furnishing poods department is oom-pleie in every detail; winter underwear and ftfliireiBfttensbTU prices. mid raj 'D CD eril'eao vriity.

Before nialiltiii anv uurciiascs compare Mr. O'sUe's blocs PLUMBING -AI- Steam Healing '111 Class Wokk AND Prompt Attention Larsa and Complete AsoortiiiW-t of Fall Stj lea now un band. Tasteful Designs, Elegant Colorings, Many Specialties We dftl iM.Y in the best BUitiusvcJaiaVes at LOWEST I'll ICES. Agent for KCOICU LINOLEUMS, Ust ia the world. PLANT PETERSON CKNTKH BLOCK CABF2T BTOBK, HS Nicollet and 207 Hseoifl WOOD COAL GROVE ROWE ho.

WaihlngtoB Av. S. Dealera In all kinds of WOOD AND GOAL. We bnj onr coal of th Phllaftbhla A Reading ()oal and Iron Compai. and a i ail A Ho, I.

Now the time to bey your win tr Tarl Offlc, 817 fifth Rtr Worth POND MILLER, Furnaces Eegisters STEWART Splendid self-feed and high art 8tove and a complete line of Kitchen Furnishings. Estimates on Tin and Furnace work at the old stand, 35 Washington Avenue South NOTIOH. ANNUAL ME ETINQ OF STOCKHOLDERS The annnal moetingtof OieetookhoWersjof the Minneapolis 4 Bt. Lonis Hallway Company of Minnesota and Iowa will be held at the otriceof the oompany in Uinneapolie. on Toee-day, Oct.

2, at 2 o'clock P. MH for the election of directore for the ensnirg yoa and the transaction of surh other baaisosi a may coma before eaiti meeting. The bKiks of the company for the iMnance and transfer of stock will close onjtktuiday. Bept. Dated Minneapolis.

Ang. 23, im. B.B. CAIlLE, rrwtdant. jrvH.

nuRRin HnTtaTT. E. G. FOLSOH, H. 0., HOMEOPATH 1ST.

RESIDENCE: 1515 Park Avenue. OFFICE: 319 Nicollet Room lafcftthe UatiT. Hrmra; 1:30 in 3 P.M.. SALE OF STUM PAGE ON STATE LAND State or Minnesota, Land Ofki HAINT 1'Al'L, Bopt. 4, Ihb.

Notion is hereby firen that 1 will otlor lie auction, at my olline, in Haint day, November 8. 1HH3, at 1 o'clock P. pine etuinpHtftt or. state lands exposed ti or (laniHRo, in accordannn with the proof section 47, chapter 88, iois. W.

llflPjElid THE ynclale IAKE CALHOUN, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. Thli SEW AND I LFOANT HOTEL, tltnavo on the bar. of Lake Jaltoan (reached bt Motor Line) is no opr for the reception of inwi. ir baea'ready attained a reputation which places it in the fr int rar kM a HKil CLASS HOI i-L in Trjr rwpect. TU Vur.

nitnre. Carpi ta and L'pholetene are all new, and the Tal ie hue no nal lr the Northwest. We cordial' tcTite an inspection of the tons W. G. 6.

F. Teller 200 ROLLS NEW CAEPBTS WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL Bt reduced prices until we get in oru new Etore. KEMYON LARA, 423 NIOOLLET AV. Cast asd Wrought Iron himzi With lateet and most improved frrile. brick and portaole sett.

Gall and ns before ptirchaaicg. TANNEY atkhpk. (ESTABLISBED 1859. JANNEY, BROOKS EASTMAN, Nioollet Bridge Squtrt and Flrtt 8t MINNEAPOLIS. Plate Glass, Bronze Hardware, Builders' Hardware, Meobanioe' Tools, Sheet Iron, Tin Plate, Heavy Hardware, Bel ting, Cordage, Disston's Mill Saws Barbed Wire Fencing, Eto.

DR.PETRU3 KELSON, Eye, EaiiThroat Diseases Keeps full assortment of Spectacles, Kye tilastes, etc. Goarantpe a Pi'ifwt Aitjnsfmpnt. UNDEBTAJraESl Vail Johnson's Otficos and Wsrerooms, 113 WMhliiirton At. 8. iViilor of funeral supplied.

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