St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
be formally opened to-day by Rev. A. J. Gra-

pe 1ormdlly Opeueu tO-uay py heY. a. y Z. dra-
ham.
Bradley & Halls safe was gone through by
sneak thief yesterday. About $75 was
taken.
The Gustavus Adolphus society will give
picnic and excursion to Forest lake next
Sunday.
The Wisconsin Central has been selected as
the official line of the Travellers Protective
association
There will be preaching this evening at the
Adventist church, corner of Lake street and
Fourth avenue.
The Ninth Ward Land and Labor club
meet at Hagan's hall. 6l9 Monroe street,
Monday evening.
Church of the Redeemer, Grand opera
house-Services at 1880. Preaching by Rev.
Marion ID. Shutter.
The body Robert F. Wallin. drowned near
riverside park Monday, has been found in
the river at st. Paul.
nue. notrh, was entered by. burglars and
watch and SO in money taken.
First Free Baptist, corner Seventh street
and First avenue south-Rev. Waldo Messa-
ros Will preach morning and evening.
Postmaster Ankeny and Postal Clerk Hen
nessey returned from Buffalo Lake Thurs
tribe.
Fifteen hundred delegates will leave Chi
cago Monday morning for Minneapolis over
evening.
Park Avenue Congregational-Foren
Rev. c. W. Merrill; evening, DR.. Woodbury.
on City Life-The Churches as Social
Centers.''
Will Dibb has been presented with hand
some goldheaded umbrella by the members
of the choir of the Church of st. Lawrence,
of which he is leader.
Members of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals hold a meeting at the
rooms in the Lumber exchange tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
club will be held at Holy Rosary hall, on
Sixth street south, this afternoon for the
purpose of reviving the club.
There will be meeting of the Ninth Ward
Land and Labor club at Hogen,s hall, 6I9
Monroe street northeast, Monday evening.
June IS. A large attendance is looked for.
In the municipal court yesterday eight of
the colored gamblers arrested at 319 Wash
ington avenue south were fined S25 each.
The other ten, who appeared to be merely
spectators, were discharged.
The Interstate Building & Loan associa-
ton has elected the following officers; John
W. Godfrey, president: Charles l.. Mendel,
vice president; Neil Mcmillan, secretary !;
George 3. Maxwell, treasurer; Charles b..
Holmes, counsel.
Church of Christ, Portland avenue and
Eleventh street. Rev. w. j. Lhamon, pastor.
Morning services at 80, "The Miracle of
the Loayes aud Fishes, or Jesus Refusing to
Count the Cost" Evening at s O'Clock, The
Death of Holy Man.
| Minneapolis Lodge No. !, I. O. G. T., will
hold an ice cream festival at Good Templars'
hall, 125 Nicollet avenue, Monday evening,
June Is. A literary and musical programme
will be presented, and +. NJ. Stanton, of Wis
| consin, is expected to give short address.
Plymouth Church-Public service at 1890
| a. M. with sermon by the pastor. Subject,
Some Conditions Favorable to Christian
Work" Peoples praise service at 7:45,
with the twelfth of the series of sermons to
| young men. Subject, "A Young Mans Use
| of Time
Residents in the neighborhood of Second
avenue and University avenue northeast are
protesting most vigorously against the city
allowing big mud hole there to remain un-
| filled any longer. The place is disgrace to
the neighborhoOd, and is breeding sickness
| in the localiny.
S. A. Haines, from the East. who is in the
city to attend the travelling mems convention,
has been secured by the W. G. IT, U. to de-
liver lecture on temperance this afternoon,
at $3.50 O'Clock, in the Emmanuel Baptist
| church. corner Bloomington avenue and
| Twenty third street south.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
andre F. Swenson and Minnie j. Tvenge
| Andrew Anderson and Hannah Melrose
Jacob Holman and Mary Kramer, Daniel
Sheehen and Margaret Carr, Leonard Nelson
| and Ellen Anderson, Lars Moilanen and 10
Caroline Yackel.
Rev. Waldo Messaros. native of Greece
and prominent divine of Philadelphia, will
preach at the Free Baptist church this morn
ing. He is one of the leading preachers II
his denomination and takes high rank as 6
pulpit and platform speaker. He is the
possible successor of Rev. Mr.. Hall, as pastor
Bishop Gilbert will visit st. Luke's chapel
corner Pleasant avenue and Thirty-seconc
street, at p. m. to-day Sunday for confirm
alton. The other services will be 9:45 a. m.
holy communion; 1880 a. M. morning
prayer and sermon; II M. Sunday school
4 p. m., evening prayer. The hour for even
ing prayer after to-day will be at z 80 p. m
This afternoon at Westminster church
lecture room the Y NJ. C. A. meeting is fo
men ouly and will be along the line of per
sonal purity which will embrace subjec
not commonly spoken of in public. Subject
youthful Lusts.' The singing will be con
Quoted by male choir aid orchestra. TIL,
| Metzilothe quartette, the finest male quar-
tette in the city, will sing for the last time il
the city in its present form. as Mr.. Robson
one of the members, leaves the city durin!
the week to make his home on the Pacific
| coast