Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-16
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

Light infantry meeting at Armory hall
this evening.
The liberal league meeting was fairly at
tended YESTERDAY.
"Plenty of Money" at the Metropolitan
theater this evening.
DR.. D. B. Knickerbacker breaches at
Howard Lake this evening.
The interior of the city market is under
Cling marked improvements.
The railroad committee of the city council
are to consider the Lyndale motor question
this evening.
A meeting of the Irish Relief association
was held at the Catholic school houae on
Third street last evening.
The Rermean and Delta Sigma societies
have prepared excellent programmes for their
entertainments at the university this even
ing.
Rev. J. r. Creighton gave the young peo-
pie some very wholesome advice on "Read-
ing" at the Seventh street M. E. church,
last evening.
Yesterday was fine day for sleighing,
and the principal thoroughfares of the city
presented an animated appearance during
the afternoon.
This evening the Junior Bar association
hold another meeting, on which occasion
Judge Cooley, of the municipal court, will
address the assembly on the subject "Hob-
bies."
A chimney in the johnson, Smith & Har-
rison block burned out yesterday afternoon,
but did no damage. Quite crowd congre-
gated about the building expecting to see
big fire.
Mr.. w. A. Tiffany delivers the next lecture
in the Reform club course on Tuesday even
ing at Harrison hall. His subject is cart"
and the tickets already sold give assurance
of good house.
The Minneapolis Zouave Corps expects to
be mustered into the State service on Tues
day, and Sergeant Wilson, of Fl. Snslling,
will then perfect their drill in the standard
of the United States army.
At Gethsemane church this week Lenten
services are to be held as follows; Morning
prayer, Wednesday and Friday at 10 o'clock.
Evening praye with meditation every even
ing except Friday at 4:3O; Friday evening
1870. All services with lecture services at
Grace chapel Wednesday evening, st. An
drews Thursday evenings.
The next social of the Knights of Pythias'
Hall association occurs on Wednesday even
ing of this week. The grand success that
has attended the previous socials of this Sc
ries, warrants the anticipation of another
largely attended and very enjoyable party,
Wednesday evening. The order has grown
rapidly in favor this winter, and the simple
announcement of the date is sufficient to fill
the hall.
A delightful leap year party was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barber,
corner of Seventh street and Fourth avenue
south on Saturday evening. Between fifty
and sixty persons were present, and great
credit is due the ladies for the elegant man
ner in which they conducted everything con-
nected with the affair. Vocal and instru-
mental music, reading, declarations, etc.,
were INDUCED in and a sumptuous repast
was served.
At the Plymouth Congregational church
last evening union service was held, and
the church was packed. The service was
held as an anniversary celebration of the
Bible society. Addresses were made by DR..
Van Anda, Rev. j. H. Chaffee, A. II. Slim
son, II. F. Sample, and others on subjects
relative to Bible truth, with reference to pub
lie and private morals. The service was an
interesting one and was listened to with ap
parent interest.