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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
A. Nieoiay, Auetioneer.

A UCTION $ LE-Co-ner 100 feet on
n summit av. and 80 feet front ON OK
ford St to 20-foot alley. Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 2S, 1888. at O'Clock. on the ground as
above, rain or shine. This valuable corner
is on the best residence avenue, elegant locs-
will be sold to the highest bidder; now is
your time to obtain q big bargain for half its
present value at your own price. on easy
terms of payment For full particulars ap-
ply only TO A II. Nicolay. Auctioneer. Of
fee l4I East Fifth ST. My Real Estate Sale
M u 015
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

EOLLETT'S SYSTEM OF DRESS aud
l. sleeve cutting taught al So Park place;
reduced rates to classes. Agents address
Mrs d. b. Elliott Northwestern Agent st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
Jebb q sclauer. Auctioneers.

FURNITURE. STOVES. CARPETS.
L Etc--At public auction at our auction
rooms So. So aud 50 East Third ST.. Saturday
and fine lot of furniture. consisting OF bed
room suits (oskJ }, one fine sidehoard cherry.
one bookcase and shelf. three parlor suits,
one pier glass, fine oil paintings Oriental
rugs. coal and wood heaters square and
round), Brussels and ingram carpets. one
PeDiasUlar range six-hole water front. etc.
Jehb & Schauer, Auctioneers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

FOR SALE-Good paying restaurant of
long Standing: best location: viii show
our books and the amount of business we
are now doing: $50 or 500 will handle.
Address q A9. Globe MINNEAPOLIS
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

FE7O EXCHANGE-A clear lot at Bald
L Eagle staten for good buggy. cutter
and harness, Or viii lake TWO good stoves.
59l Broadway.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
E. Holloway. Auctioneer.

EUhNiTU G. AT AUCTION at the resi-
L dence, No. 259 West Fifth St.. Wednes-
nituTe. bedroom furniture and bedding. din
ing room furniture, eroekery and glassware,
six heating stoves, one coal range. MoGuette.
BRUSSELS and other carpets; IN fact, all kinds
OF household goCGS too numerous TO meu-
tiOn; attend this sale for bargains E. Hollo-
way, Auctioneer; Office. is Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

E'OR >ALE-Slock OF Cry goods and no.
i tions in good condition., about 81. COZ. 90
worth i'll this city; good opening for right
party. ADDRESS a 81. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

Ct0AL STOVES FOR SALE-Large lot
u Of first class coal stoves, square and
round. Apply - East Third st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

A NICE LOT on Burns av for sale or
n, trade for 5000; will take $40 worth of
personal property, horses and buggies or
good work team. or other live stock; Will
take unincumbered real estate in OF out OF
city: balance mortgage. Address A. W
Mueller 349 Minnesota ST
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
CHIROP0DIST.

GOOD THING FOR SORE FEET
u Good Luck Salve-If your druggist does
not keep il. send or call on ". H. Lockwood
chiropodist, 81. Paul. Mimi; 25c, 5bc and 81
box
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
kaganagh IL johnson. Auction.
GERS.

DIANO, CHOICE FURNITURE. CAR
l. pets. .Bric-a-Brac and Chinaware al Public
Auction-We will sell at public auction at
the residence, No. 29l Laurel aY. (corner of
Nina), on Tuesday. Sept 26 ut 10 a. M, ali
the fine furniture, etc, consisting of one up
right Gabler piano (almost new, Il magni-
ieent barlor suit of three pieces. odd
upholster ed chairs androckers, fine bric-a-
brac and vases brass stand lamp. cost new
S45. nice center tables, music rack, willow
chair and rocker. one couch. one ladys
writing desk, one oak bookcase and books.
fine oak chiffonier. one cherry ehifonier.
nice pictures lace curtains and por-
there's. dining room table and chairs. side
board, fine HaveIand china dishes. cut glass
ware,renge. refrigerator and cooking utensils,
nice oak, cherry aud walnut bedroom suits,
mattresses. spring and bedding. all the fine
Administer, Moquette. Body Brussels and In
grain carpets: ali the above goods are of the
best grades. ana any one in search of bar
gains attend this sale. KRvanagh &, john
son. Auctioneers. 1S6. 1SS, 100 East Sixth St
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

/ ID isSIRE TO MEET a responsible party
L with Sl.CD1 90 as q partner in legitimate
business enterprise in which the investment
viii positively be doubled within thirty days.
This is giit-edge. Will stand the closest in
spection. For particulars address 1G6,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
BOARD WANTED.

ROAHD-wanted. good accommodations
II and board for man and wife; not over
SEQ: private family preferred; state particu-
lars. Address IL 104. Globe.
QOARD and rooms for geutlemsn ana two
- children i'll strictly private family; boy
thirteen. girl ten: Madison school district
preferred: willing TO pay fair price for good
accommodations Call or address George C.
Pound SS6 SiDley st.
pUARD-wauteo, by a young man, room,
II with or without board. in refined Ger
man private Family. address A lg6. Globe
poARD-Widow lady would ike two
II boarderss private family: quiet and good
location. Address . lSd. Globe.
II poAkD-GeBt.eman wishes 10 taGe Iheois
IL al private table; German or Scandi-
nSyian cooking. Address q lG2 Globe
QoAED-WanI 10 exchange stoves for
IL table beard Address X los. Globe
-Waniea-Young LADY wuula ike
- r.. IN and board rtasoHsb c. Lear Max
6eld sCh0ul. Address IL lO6, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

(NOLUMBIA SAFETY - SIS: Crescent,
- SIS: both pneumatic tires. 1870 Mime
haha av.. Hamlne.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

Tor SALE cheap. a small grocery store:
l. stock and fixtures almost new; can give
good reason for selling. Address Z 503
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

Ask ;he boy WHO cells the papers
and he Will teII seu more about
circulation than ali the affidaytts
that can be published. Just try II
ana YOU VIII be convinced That the
Gle be leads all.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

rINoSTE, TOETE-The Ladies' Friend will
L positively enlarge the bust five inchus
or money refunded-Gu GuarGnteed-No q pain
ful Instrument but a pleasant. efficient ex-
JernaI application. Price s.. Sena stamp fn-
confidential circular Mrs Dr. u T. Miller
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

| AIDES and children's underwear and
Il misses and chiIdren's clothing made to
order. Mrs: Rowlen. Room 3e. New Mann
heimer building
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
DRESS TAXING.

n nRESSMAkING, cutting and fitting a
~ specially; reasonable prices. 50 East
Seventh St
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

ITO EXCHANGE-Would like to give
= Iainung lessons for piano lessons. Ad-
1rpsS b III IrInhn
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
ONE WORaAs
GREAT PIANO BARGAIN.
GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY

nknfc 500 Nicollet av., Minneapolis. 90 f. Sd
vhGiS st, St. Paul. Union depots both cities
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
PROFESSIONAL.

HEIsS ". Il. SCHECkNER. sCIEN
vi tifc fsce massage, respectfully an
nounces the opening OF her psriors az Room
/. New MaDuheimer Building
lERS BALDWIN removes superfuous
vi hair. moles, etc. by electricity, only
positive and permanent remedy known; five
wears experience; references given. 20e
Merrill Block, Fifth and St Peter sts.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
ST. PAUL'S WEEKLY RECORD
Monday.
MARRfAGE LICENSES.

MAIikI AtTL LICENSES.
Joseph BATHS ....-.....Ka Katie Fries
William Turnquist Charlotte Ahlm
Patrick Ii. Gilgallou. NHt0ney SmodelI
Sam Anderson ..... frankie Fairfax
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

BUTCHER who wishes to make q start
- will learn OF an opportunity by address
ing Williams, Room 5, German-American
Bank
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

DOAT-For sale, fine hunting boat. or will
ID exchange for good shotgun R. L.
Siocnu1 BOB Mest seventh ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

Z RST-Cl.ASS HUkS kSHOEING shop.
tools. good will ana giving lease Ad-
dress 327 Sixteenth av. southeast, Minneap-
oils
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
WANTS.

u r. VI E-s-I-, sserIna7Iit life iils x
Ii. Rnce Building, expert aud &ud.tToIk
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

DABY CAB-For sale, good tAby cab,
ID nearly new, well preserved. modern
style excellent springs. address j 10S, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

= HARM ESS, 4
SLEIGH. s
sasc PONY or
q s@s JAUNTING
> CART q
To Sell. or do you want to Buy onea
4 Try the columns of a
: THE WANT PAGE. s
2A@@NA~A~N~@A~NS
4 FINE COUPE-ROCKAWAY- good
y as new. for sale cheap. Address n IG5.
A GOOD HORSE, seven years old. sound
n and gentle, for sale. Apply at 962
Burr st.
A GOOD HORSE and phaeten for sale
n half its value. Z. S. Kaye, Room u,
Schultz block.
4 GOOD, heavy working hcrse.S35; owner
n has no use for II at all 122 Manitoba.
Ar ACCEPrABLE PARTY with SO, ,OOe
n wouid be given q position in an es-
tablished aud successful local company. Ad-
dress W 3l5 GLOBE.
DOR EXCHANGE-A heavy work horse
! for a light driver; must be d good one.
Address NJ 1t6. Globe.
EHOK SALE at bargain. horse. harness,
= buggy or phaetoR; The horse is a fine
seddier and driver, any lady cau drive him;
would sell separate. Address l07. Globe.
TO SALE-Good delivery horse. cheap:
L two young driving horses, cheap. 472
Sibley st.
COR SALE-Lisht open Concord buggy
1 made by Mast Buford & 8uTWeil: called
New York road buggy; also side-oar top
buggy Pomeroyas corner Eighth and Slo-
ley.
DOR SALE-A good express or delivery
L horse, very cheap. 45S Vabasha ST.
EOR SALE-One fine hrougham and 7
L cart cheap. Address Y =, Globe.
COR sALE-Il's the thing. have very
L handsome T cart that wish TO dispose
of; price is no object. Address ) 5l4. Globe
EOK SALE Ots EXCHANGE-My large
l. carriage horse {weighs l.50G} Tor turnl-
ture or groceries; at fair price. c. I. y,
Globe.
DOR SALE-Tnree sets light and one
L heavy set single harness cheap. GA
Holly ay.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A good seEeu-year-
L old horse; an excellent roadster; owner
leaving city price SO Address ' l0' GIoi.e.i
COR SALE-Half-interest III an estao-
I Gshed real estate, rental and loan agency.
Address Box 594, Omaha Neb-
L,OR SALE - One large seven-year-old
! pacerone three-quRrter road wagon and
harness. Call until l O'Clock, 2lyl2 West
Third ST. Third floor.
EOR SALE-Two-seat open surrey with
i pole snd shafts: in firSt-clasS condition.
j. McCrossen Jr.. 81 Robert.
CUOD LOCATION for cash meat mar
u ket Inquire a47 Mississippi st.
GOOD family mare, harness and buggy for
" sale cheap; owner leaving city. Address
\ JOS. Globe.
IJORSES AND ID LIVERY WAGON,
II (covered) Tor fuel hay, feed. potatoes,
groceries. etc. s. STgenty-sevenIh av. SOUTH
east Minneapolis. near interurban. ~
NICE DRIVING HORSE for sale on
~ monthly payments; weight about Lad;
price. 50 1lS6 East Seventh ST.
SEVERAL young good driving or general
- purpose horses for sale AT your price.
Room 10. Globe
Two BRAND NEW best make top bug
Globe
WANT ED-A horse for board for winter;
w best of care, light driving Call or ad-
dress 7. J. 5. 725 Ohio 81. West St Paul.
WILL TRADE large sorrel horse. a
w beauty. weighs !, $40, and some money
for a good light driving horse; must be kind
and o L, for lady TO drive. Address GA
Holly av-
Go ROO-BIGGEST BARGAIN on
'AOsOOO ST. Anthony hill; beautiful
residence $50 HOlly ay., between Mackubip
and Kent SITS, nine rooms ana bath; all mod
ern conYenienceS: lot fifty feet frontage;
fine trees. For sale exclusively by William
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

I ApIES-Fcr the next sixty days only, TO
Il introduce our goods. we VIII send you,
charges paid, for 81 in money or postal note
our Toilet Companion" containing one
dozen choice articles assorted for the toilet.
Address Persian Toilet Co., Agents, Toledo
o.. Lock Box 6l5.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
PERSONALS.

ARE YOU IN GKoUBLE?-Consult
II Madame Ina Walker. life reader, for
faithful resume of your past. present and
future. Diseases OF women diagnosed and
successfully treated; cores SpOndence conf
dental; ladies, soc: gentlemen, 81, SO Wa
basha ST, opposite The capitol
ALWAYS RhLIABLE-Madame Tets
n worth, clairvoyant; business test medi-
UNI; thirty years experience. 55g Wabasha
St. city.
DOR SALE-Do you want a nice brough-
am: I want money-and want it bad
you can have the above vehicle at an ex-
tremely low figure. Aduress 3Io. Globe.
GET The Monk It's a hummer"
VI Price Sl.0l. No hostage stamps taken.
Sent by express, prepaid. on receipt Of price.
Address Thomas A Davis, Maysviile. Ky.
T ApIES-Fcr the next sixty days only, to
IL introduce our goods, we VIII send you,
charges paid, for 81 in money or postal note
our Toilet Companion" containing one
dozen choice articles assorted for the toilet.
Address Persian Toilet Co, Agents, Toledo
o.. Lock Box 6I5.
AIRS. ALICE f BAt,NELL. I59 West
VI Seventh St; massage and vapor baths.
N1ISs HELM DEVEAKE-Ladies' and
WI gents manicuring skilifully done; sat-
isfacuon assured Parlor 9, No. u East Sew
enth st.
AIRS. DE LAiTTRE. experienced mas
M sagist. - East Seventh St, Parlor I,
first floor. Hours 10 to daily.
M rs. DE- WILLIAM life reader and
Va massagist; walk right up stairs. 542
Cedar g.
m rs. KATE HOSKINS. PSYCHIC
VI metric reader and trance medium. 225t5
West seventh St. ST Paul.
tsnPEN TO THE PUBLIC rr-Our COM
~ plete salesroom at 499-411 Sibley st.
Pruden Stove Company.
THE PYTHIAN PEN, at 81 wear.
should be read BY every X. of P in the
Northwest; subscribe for ii and keep posted.
Address CO East Fifth St, st. Paul. Mimi. -
THE ST. PAUL MENDING BUREAU
L is now open at As West College av.. where
Old patrons and new ones will be cordially
welcomed; fine lace mending q specially.
rFoNTE, TONTk-rhe Ladies' Friend viii
1 positively enlarge the bust five inchus
or money ded-GusFGnteed-No pain
ful Instrument but a pleasant. efficient ex-
Jernal application. Price 81 Senq stamp fn-
confidential circular. Mrs Dr. Il t Miller
2l Quincy st, Chicago.
HTIAFI OF interest 10 mothers and daugh-
terS; call or send stamp tor our s. page
Health Book; through its medium you can
get well and keep well. St. Paul Eiayi Co.
Room u. Germania Bank.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

QARBER SHOP for sale; one Of the best
- locations in the city. worth $780, bath
business worth $50 per month, will sell for
$500. Address B. s, Globe Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

OEDROOST SUIT. springs. pillows. rock
u er. for Slh. 561s4 Broadway; UP stairs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

FOR SALE-A good cigar. tobacco and
confectionery store; rent only ST a
month; Will sell very cheap il taken this
week. Call at 54S Rice St
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
THEATEFCEES.

ICEJ 4 SCHOOL DF ACTING
4. Room II, Collum Block, y South Fourth
ST. minneapolis - Il!p.is trained for the
stage; pays written. revised and Tehearsed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

- IIshed, weIl-paying business; wanted,
T -tner to go in with her; $40 cash required;
eau double money i'll four months: thorough
investigation given; a snap to the right per
son. Address Y JOS, Globe. at once.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

AIRS ALICE. F. BA<,N ILL. I59 West
VI Seventh St; massage and vapor baths.
N1ISS HELM DEVEAKE-Ladies' and
WI gents manicuring skilifully done; sat-
isfacuon assured Parlor 9, No. u East Sew
enth ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

ENOR SALE-Barber shop containing three
L chairs; centrally located; rent is cheap,
heat: at a bargain. Address at once, I07.
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

ALWAYS RbLIABLE-Madane Tets
n worth, clairvoyant; business test medi-
UNI: thirty years experience. 559 Wabasha
St, city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NICE LOT on Burns av for sale or
n, trade for 5000; will take $40 worth OF
personal property, horses and buggies, or
good work team. or other live stock; Will
take unincumbered real estate in or out OF
city: balance mortgage. Address A. w
Mueller, 349 Minnesota st.
DOR SALE-Four lots on East Wtnifred
l. and RObie sts., on Prospect Plateau. at
sacrifice, as owner is going East and must
sell before Oct. l. Address lp5, Globe.
TOR sALE-A few vacant lots and houses
and lots in different parts OF the city,
very much below value; call and see US. Il.
H. Schultz d Co, LOB East Fourth st.
I HAVE some frst-cIass business property.
L mortgaged for about 30 per cent of value,
to exchange for residence OF etner clear
property; can give q good bargain. j. P.
Frye. 9l2 New York Life Building
GIO6 CASH will swing good business
'Dr%OC lot 50xI50; owner must raise
money to save other property. Address Il
105. Globe
Houses for sale.
EOR SALE-240 acres. buildings and i'm
provementS; rich soil; 200 acres cuIti-
waited or in meadow; $40 0, easy terms or
discount for cash; Il great bargain. James
A. Frear, Hudson. Wis.
TOR SALES. 250-House; eight rooms; ;
bath. etc.; fuil-siZed lot; storm win
dows and screens; terms easy INQUIRE on
premises. 27g SherbUTne aF.
nOUSE FOR SALE-The beautiful new
II house. PIT Martin ST.; all modern i'm
provements, hardwood finish. plate glass,
etc Apply at i25 Rice st.
FOR SALE, or trade, at a great sacrifice
mouse and lot on Dayton aY. party
avlng city. Address G 3J4, Globe.
Suburban.
ca. ANTHONY PAHk NOKTH-yaIu-
~ able residence lots for sale in the above
addition at reasonable prices j. B. Jett
Secretary, Room 9, National German-Ameri-
can Bank Building.
1I0-ACnE FARM for 81. 10000 ON fine
IL lake 20 miles from MINNEAPOLIS,
miles from station; over 50 acres fenced.
acres under cultivation; improvements all
new; house :SX2S: large. good meadows,
good land, timber and good water; for sale
or trade: NJ. J. Neiper. Big Lake. MINI.
DRESSHzAKING.
A n EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER
n wants work in private families; can fur
nish references. Address a 100. Globe.
nRESSMAKING- - Dressmaker would
~ like few more engagements: good cut
ter and filter. Address lo7. Globe.
II DRESsMAkING, cutting and fitting
- specially; reasonable prices. 50 East
Seventh 81.
EoLLETT's SYSTEM OF DRESS aud
L sleeve cutting taught al So Park place;
reduced rates to classes Agents address
Mrs D. b. Elliott, Northwestern Agent, st.
Paul.
I LORRAINE wishes to announce the
LIZ opening OF his ladies Tailoring
aud DressmakiDg apartments at Ala Wa
bnsha st, where ladies can have their
dresses made to order at prices to suit the
times; French costumes q specially; all
work frst-eiass. ard q perfect fit guaranteed
| AIDES and children's underwear and
l. misses and chiIdren's clnthing made TO
order. Mrs. Rowlen. Room 3e, New Mann
heimer building.
MY DRES>MAkING PARLORs are
LFI now located in the new Mannheimer
building, Sixth ST., Room 46. weere [ will be
pleased 10 see my patrons OF the past. and
others wishing dressmaking done Miss IN
derhjli
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

GET The Monk" It's a Hummer" 8"
VI Price S1.00. No postage stamps taken.
Sent by express, prepaid. on receipt of price
Address Thomas A. Davis, MRysville. XIV.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

III RS. DE l-AiTTRE. experienced mas
NJ sagisL - East Seventh St, Parlor I.
first floor. Hours. 10 10 daily.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
TO EXCHANGE.

T3IPKOVED BUSiN s-SS PROP --IiTY,
= well rented. TO exchange for vacant or
Farm lands well located. 4. 3. WiIgus, 12S
E6St Fourth
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
Thursday.
MAItRlaUE LlCEN SE.
oh n r. Gould d.....--.....E Ellen Larson
RIRTHs REPORTED.


Anna Petrowski. ST. Luke hosp'I so yTs
Anton Driehauser. City hospital SO yrs
Friday
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

POAKD-Mrs. F. W Premier has rented
II and newly furnished the corner house
Tenth, in connection with a22 Cedar: as all
the rooms are south-facing they Will be
found very pleasant during the winter
months; rooms will be rented single or en-
Suite with board
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

AIRS. DR.. WILLIAM, life reader and
Va massagist; walk right up stairs. 542
Cedar. gt
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

DOR SALE-Horse, phaelon and harness:
L age ten; weight 1.05O; good traveller,
sound and safe for lady; price Si25; this is
bargain. Address ' 11o. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

ARE YOU IN GKoUBLE?-ConsuIt
II Madame Ina Walker. life reader, for
faithful resume of your past. present ana
future. Diseases of women diagnosed and
successfully treated; cores spoadence conf
dental; ladies, 5Gc; gentlemen, 81, SO Wa
basha ST. opposite The capitol
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

CARPETS ana window shades for sale OF
- a fourteen-room house; rooms all rent
ed; house rents tor So. 81! Canada 81.
The herald., 1893-09-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A NUMBER OF NEW MEMBERS
ELECTED YESTERDAY.
Proceedings ut the Meeting of the board
of INSTRUMENTATION Pertaining
to tho International IrrI-
cation Congress.

The board of directors OF the chamber
OF commerce was held yesterday alter
noon at O'Clock. There were present
Directors Freeman, McGarvin, Forman,
Germain and Parsons.
After the transaction of routine busi-
ness, the following we're reported for the
committee on membership as candidates
for election in the chamber:
Herman Berls, baker; A. M. Shields,
life insurance; Z. d. Suits, Santa Mon
lea, butcher: d. M. Dorman, Sauta Ana
farmer; Anderson Rose, The Palms,
farmer; Warren Kleckner, bookkeeper; !;
j. IL. Dockweiler, city engineer; John
J. Arnott, Newhall, superintendent
Nswhall L. and F. company; Judge
Samuel Minor. lawyer; Ii. O. Bradley,
Hollywood, rancher; Jacob Baelz; +.
j. Giese, druggist; M. M. Etchomendy |;
w. L. Whedou, brokerage and commits
sion Gal Viewer, shipping clerk; w. T..
Gillis, Santa Monica, druggist; B. N.
Smith, Judge; P. II. Mathews, paints
and oils; t. M. Bayliss; Walter g.
Hsmmell, NJ. D.: ]. E. Cowles, physi-
clan and surgeon James Hickson; q.
Reed, hotel.
The secretary cast the ballot for their
election.
Mr.. McGarvin asked for leave of ab-
sence as chairman Of the committee on
ways and means, and requested that
some member of the board be named to
act in his stead Eugene Germain was
elected to fill his place.
Mr.. McGarvin was authorized to pur-
chase suitable banner for the use OF
the chamber OF commerce excursion to
the worlds fair.
Director Severance asked for a leave
OF absence, which was granted.
The board then. on motion. adjourned.
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
A letter was re ,eived yesterday from
Hon. Isaac P. Gray, American minister
to Mexico, stating that the Mexican
government has accepted the invitation
to send representatives to the irrigation
congress-.
A deep interest has been initiated in
the subject Of irrigation in Mexico OF
late, and it is said that large number
of representative Mexican capitalists,
among whom are included the most
prominent ones of the northern states.
will request President Dlaz to name one
of the foremost typographical engineers
in the republic to represent Mexico at
the congress. with view to obtaining
reliable data as to the possibilities Of
improving the irrigation methods en-
ployed at present in that country.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE IR-
RIGATIoN CONGRESS-.
A meeting of the joint committees Of
the irrigation congress was held yester-
day afternoon at the rooms of the cham
ber of congress.
DR.. Joseph Jarvis OF Riverside, one OF
the best known fruit growers in Cali
fornia, has agreed to write paper on
Irrigation Applied to Horticulture. DR..
Jarvis is thoroughly informed upon the
various processes of irrigation and fruit
growing, and very interesting address
may be looked for.
Hon. j. P. Irish of San Francisco
writes to Secretary Allies that he will at.
te the congress and will take part in
iiS deliberations.
The herald., 1893-09-02
DRAGGED BY A cow.
The Narrow Escape Of Little Boy Yes
terday. rs..

The Marrow Escape OF Little Boy Yes
terday. vtt
A singular accident took place yester-
day morning out on Fremont avenue to
a small boy aged about years. With
the carelessness of youth he tied one
end of rope fast around himself.
1t would have been all right if the
other end of the rope had been free, but
it was tied to cow. Something fright.
ened the animal and che started off on @
dead run, dragging the little chap after
her. He fell and was dragged for four
blocks before the COW could be stopped.
He was unconscious when picked up
and it was found that his lett arm was
broken, his left ear nearly torn off, and
he was battered and bruised about bis
head and body. The injuries were not
regarded as fata! but are very serious.