St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-31
GLOBULES.

The final meeting of the board of education
will be held at the Office of the superinten-
dent this evening.
On Tuesday the Old Settlers association
will hold it's annual meeting at the capital, to
be followed by a banquet.
mass meeting under the auspices of the
Trade assembly, to debate convict labor, will
be held this evening in Market hall.
The California Wine house, AZ to 46 East
Seventh street, carry the largest stock OF
pure California wines of any house in the
West
The Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., of New
York, preached at the House of Hope Presby
terian church yesterday morning before an
audience that filled the house.
grandson of H. J. Temple proprietor of
the Commercial hotel, disappeared from his
home yesterday forenoon and had not been
heard of up to late hour last night.
The Seventh street museum will open to-
day with a novel and famous program, pre-
senting the chldren's favorite, Mrs. Tom
Thumb and her new husband, the Count
Malgri, another little man will be in attend
ance, Baron Littlefnger. Receptions will be
given hourly. On the stage the Derville fam
lily, Pans LIE Petrie, and a company of well
known people will give the performance.
This morning will occur the election of
directors and officers of the chamber of COM
merce. In view of the resignation of Gen.
John B. Sanborn, from the Office of presi-
dent, the present directors have been can
vassing the field, TO limited extent, for
new candidate. D. r. Noyes is thought by
many to be the one upon whose shoulders the
honor will fall, though other names nave been
mentioned.
Manager Scott of the Grand Opera house
has written that he has engaged the Hunga-
rian Gypsy band, now playing at Eden Musee
in New York, to play an engagement at
Minneapolis and st. Paul at the Leland and
exposition rinks. The concerts will be given
June 10 TO 10, inclusive, at the first-named
place, and June 21 to % inclusive in the latter
MIR. Scott says he has heard the band and it Is
fine.
On the 1st of June Ehrnanntraut Bros
will remove their meat market from the old
stand on the corner of Seventh and Broad
way, to their new building, No. 43S Broad
way, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
For twenty years they have been residents of
this country and for seven years they have
carried on the business on this corner By
untring industry, honest and fair dealing
and keeping nothing but the best meats the
market would afford, and sparIng no eudeavor
to secure these, they have succeeded in build
ing up the largest retail trade, in their line,
in the city. They number among their regular
customers many of the first families in this
section of the city. Their business has in
creased to such an extent that their old stand
became too small for their accommodation
and this spring they have erected on Broad
way handsome three-story brick building
to which they will remove as stated. The
building is ttred with all the modern improve
ments with especial reference to preserving
| meats and cleanliness in handling them. The
refrigerator box is model of effectiveness
| and convenience, the floor is laid with cement
! tile, and the general appearance is particul-
arIy inviting. Ehrmanntraut Bros. use non g
but Iowa cattle, which they ship and kill here
| at their own abhatoir for their own especial
use with their improved facilities in their
new building they will not only retain their
| former patrons, but expect to largely increase