St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
335. SO.
Jenreys Lewis will begin tonight her en-
gagement at the Grand.
new camp of Sons OF Veterans was in
stituted at Levi Butler post last night.
Rev. II. T. Neabie of St. Paul delivered
the lecture at the Central Baptist church last
night.
Mr.. william II. Norris, 81 Thirteenth street
south, entertained the Central Park Chautau-
qua circle last night.
George NJ. Bryant, who owns the Eagle iron
foundry, has adopted the eight hour system
and it went into effect the first OF the week.
Rev. w. W. Saterlee will preach at Harri-
son hall Thursday evening; also. salvation
meeting Friday, Saturday and Sunday even
ings.
John Brown, who for several years has
been a heavy Canadian Pacific railway con-
tractor, is spending few weeks with friends
in Minneapolis.
ST. Paul, lectured at Westminster chu rch last
night, for the benefit of the benevolent
work by the ladies of the society. Better
than Brains was the topic.
Quite a number of architects have signi-
fed their intention of submitting plans for
the exposition. Mr.. Gale. after viewing the
site from the roof OF the WinslOw house YES
an elevator and cheap schedule for riding.
The fund is now over S265, 900.
A general reception of members and friends
of the Y. NJ. c. A. took place last night at the
central parlors. A pleasant program was
provided. including instrumental music by
Misses Drake and Graves, and Messrs. Bull
Murray and Stevens, readings by Miss
Stevens, flute solo by Mr.. Huntington. and
vocal solos by Miss Williams and Mr.. Hawley.
The first annual ball of the Minneapolis
Machinists' union will be given at Harmonic
hall tomorrow evening The committees ir
charge are as follows: Arrangements-M. J.
Reilly, Il. II. Savin. II. +. Bedy, G.. Woehler
l.. K. Steinitz. ReceptiOn-A. Adams, A
Snider, J. Dick. II. Horskorte, II. Gebhardt
and c. E. Dixon. Floor managerial. j
Reilly, 81. j. Flemming. +. Chase. Z. c. York
J. Murphy, G. Sewall, a. b. Dever and E
Walloff.
The Associated charities, at the weekly
meeting yesterday, decided to raise a fund
by subscription. Anthony Kelly. ]. Il
Wyman and George A. Bracket headed the
paper with 500 each A yearly subscription
of 500 each was pledged by George a. Pills
bury, Anthony Kelly and Smith & Wrman.
Rev. A. G. Byers, Of Columbus. o., secre-
tary of the Ohio state board of charities;
Hon. Andrew Elmore of Fort Howard. presi-
dent, and Prof. A. o. Wright OF Madison,
secretary of the Wisconsin state hoard OF
charities and reforms and Rev. II. H. Hart
of St Paul, secretary of the Minnesota state
board of charities and corrections, were in
the city yesterday and inspected the charita-
BILE and corrective institutions.
A delightful entertainment was furnished
last evening by the concert at Curtiss hail. at
which Mile. Anfresi was assisted by Miss
Gertrude Daniels, contralto; Paul Stoeving
violinist; W. J. Patten, tenor, and Gustavus
johnson, pianist. The principally interest
ing numbers were ''Glockenthumer's Toch-
terlien." by Rheinthaler. an aria from ssLu-
cia'' and cavatina from Carmen" by Mile.
Anfresi, ballads by Miss Daniels, songs by
Mr.. Patten, an intermeZZo. op. I35 by St
Heller, minuet by Schubert and taranteIle
by Johnson, by Mr.. Gustavus Johnson; .'Fan-
taisie Azicane," by Sarcastic, and a cavatina
by Raff. Herr Paul Stoeving. and q duet,
''Cupid's Curle," by Anfresi and Mr.. Patten,
with violin obligato by Herr Stoeying.
George w, McDermott of Eau Claire,
Wis. and Della Yahr, l.. A. Barnes of Nc
Leod and Nina K. ROades. Henry A. An
dersOn and Gretchen o. Hanson, James
Maloney of Ramsey county and Ellen Muir
ply, Gustav Shlief and Minnie Engel yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.