St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-07
dd;tton tn tbs stock of LIQUORS on hand

addition to the stock Of liquors on hand.
which Is an extensive one.
Articles incorporating the St. Anthony
Hospital company were nled yesterday by
Charles Fl. Hunter, James =. Moore. j. A.
Bernard, j. NJ. Eng berry and Gains ford Ridg-
way. The capital stock Is placed at $780, 900,
and is issued in shares or 800 each.
! Messrs. Corser, Barnes and Berkey, ap-
praisers under the Minnehaha state park act,
will hold an adjourned meeting at the board
Of trade room, Ill Nicollet avenue, on
Wednesday, Dec. 8, at III o'clock a. M, for
the purpose of hearing any evidence offered
on the part of those interested in lands en-
braced In the proposed state park.
| The Minneapolis central committee of the
! National Socialistio Labor party meets to-
! night ut the residence OF Everf Nymanover,
BOT Eighth avenue south The delegates from
the American section are expected to meet
te-night when committee on finances will
be appointed. and business concerning the
Christmas entertainment will be transacted.
The council for the installation of Rev.
George H. Merrill the pastor-elect of the First
congregational church. will convene al their
tabernacle, Fifth street and Twelfth avenue
southeast, at 2:30 p. m. to-day. Public
services will occur in the evening, at
which Rev. williams Rev Seaver, Rev.
Thwing and Rev. stafford will otficate
At meeting of the Lurine Boat club. at
the West hotel last evening, the treasurer
report was submitted, showing the club to be
! in prosperous condition. The matter of
new boats to be purchased for the coming
/ season was informally discussed and left TO
com mittee to report upon at the next meet
/ ing
| ing a new trial 10 the case Of Henry A.
| Jacques against Charles Myers, Andrew
! Culver and Alonzo Campbell. The case was
! tried recently and jacques obtained a verdict
| OF $500. Tie suit was brought to recover
damages sustained by son of Mr.. Jacques
by being run over by a team belonging to the
defendants.
| At the monthly meeting of the board of
| directors OF the Woman's Industrial eY-
change, IL was decided to hold "A special sale
of fancy articles during the week before
| Christmas. The exchange will be open dur
| ing the evening. The regular monthly re-
ports were received. During the month
there have been 704 visitors to the upper
room-which Is a parlor reserved for women
engaged in business rs d place to take lunch
and rest during the noon hour.
IA Pair OF Kids" Is the name of an anus
| ing travesty. which opened before packed
house NJ the Grand last night. The central
| figure is Kendall. who will be remembered
as the Muio Medicus in I'VE. Us & Co." He
has all the humor be then betrayed. and
! kept the house in continuous roar OF
course such comedy contains bad
with the good but there is much of the latter
| and little of the former. II will he repeated
again tonight and Tomorrow night.
| Dudley P. Chase Post No %. G. A. r.,
/ elected the following officers for the ensuing
year at their regular meeting last night:
| Commander. George w. COburn; vice com-
mander, N. B. Weymouth; senior vice COM
mander. J T Locke: surgeon, Robert Will
! son; quartermaster. W. p. Chase; officer of
| the day, II. NJ. Piper; officer of the guard,
| William Lett: chaplain, Henry Werden; dele
gates to the state convention, H. E. Blaisdell,
Thomas Salisbury, Robert Wilson.