The Appeal., 1889-11-09
THE: Il Il: Il: FLOUR Il: Il our ! R...I'I7 CITY. 1
Minneapolis and Minneopolftans
and Their Whereabouts
and What abOuts. >fszf.
Personal Pick-ups.
Go to Mrs. Joyce's for your meals and

Go to Altman & Co. when you wish to
buy clothes. ....s~r-.., ,s.,,
Services at the Bethesda church to-
morrow as usual. - .,,.., s.-[ -. y.
t The. APPEAL office. is now in room 4
No. 24 S. Fifth street. ss..
You can get EaE APPEAL at a. .H:
! Watkins barber shop 254 4thsave. S.
Mr.. B. F. Berry and family have
moved TO Gl7 Washington avenue South.
The APPEAL is the bo'dest most pro-
gressive and most enterprisiIg news
paper Of it's class. .Es:
VIM. r. Morris attorney and coun-
celor, at law "a Fifth street S., call on
him for legal advice. p, 4>, ~, ~...,,.~ .,,.
Mr.. Frank Blake who has been near
deaths door for the past six months is
able to be around again. ,..,. ,.... .-~.1
| Mrs. R. j.. Coleman who has been in
disposed for the past three weeks, part
of the time confined to bed, is better
this week. ag II T.. ! .,..sG ~ Es.@4. ..}.i
"A great benefit has been secured to
the poor by the introduction Of Dr.. Bulbs
Cough syrup for it now only takes rs
cents to cure y cold. Fl Il: :,..5
Mrs Matte Hunton succeeds Mrs.
Geo. Williams ut the Glyndon1 House.
She is now prepared to give satisfaction
to all and asks all to, call, 49,. -
l T, 70 Il, Nv,
ing to you, send ali matter of interest to
public and Yourselves to us the first of
the week. it will cost you nothing. r,. .
| When your friends come on visit to
Minneapolis drop us u card to "a 5th
street s., the da,e of their arrival, how
long they will remain and y our name
and number. .>.
! Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock Rev. :.
J. M. Henderson Of St. Paul, will preach
at the st. Peter a. NJ. E. church. Rev.
James, ofthe East Side, will also be over;
as tomorrow is Qutrterly meeting and
Sacramento service in the afternoon. 80
On the evening the Isl Ii of this month
Dr.. Burrellof the Westminster church
of our city will lecture ut the St. Peters
A. Nj. E. church. Admission adults will
be 25 cents. ior children Is cents. BY
this the trustees hope to realize two
hundred dollars; every one interested in
the work Of St. Peters church society is
expected to show it by being present.
Rev. ]. w. Dungee will preach a
special sermon on The condition
and treatment of the Colored
men in the South" The Bethesda
church association has moved from
Fraya Hall to- 5O7 4th street South
where it has roomy apartments on. the
FIRST floor. 1t is preparing to build and
has already secured alot on. 9th street
between l0th and l1th streets South. :.
On last Friday evening the Social
Unionof the Bethesda Baptist, church
met ut the residence Of Mrs, A. G. Plum
mer $40 5th street South. 40 Rev. j w.
Dungee presided,a aud after y formal
opening Lawyer Morris was called on
and rendered quite ! lsnxthy; discourse
on,tsssMoral Ethics which proved abene
iGial to alf present. Rev. Dungse also
took up the same subject after Mr..
Morris and added, more interest there
unto. Miss Drucel!a -Dungee !; rscited
i rCurfew" in q very able manner. Mr..
Morris reciteda K Tightening Ro Dis.
penser." The hostess prepared q most
i excellent repast for those present which
proved a very pleasant feature of the
evening, -. o,,, 80. 1. ,... +, ,..
The Bijou Opera House, next week
will open its doors, to receive laughing
throng when the Ferguson & Mack Com
pany will present their original comedy
conceit entitled, "McCarthv's Mishaps." !"
The play .is notlvery intricate. but it is
loaded to the muzze with funny com
1 plications aud absurlly comic speeches,
and it gives Ferguson the well known
star, Of Ferguson & Mack, an ample op.
portunity to eonvulse Ills auditors aud
I win the heartiest commendatioD. The
play is announced IS beiny constructed
for laughing purposes only, and with this
end in view seems to have met with de-
eided public approval. The company
numbers among others, Mr.. Barney Fer
Kuson, John M.rr, Miss Lizzie DAILY,
Carrie Behr aud u number of other r.
whose names have long been associated
with that Of comedy.
Some months ago the chop house on
Hennepin named Harris Theatre 1t.
tempted to exclude oar Colored citizens
from their second class house by say.
ing that the tickets for the paraquet an.
, circle were all sold when Color. d
person attempted to buy one. Since
that time however by Lies and promise,
which are SO common to the tirn,
Temporarily settled hlstters. However
it has been said that the Grand Opera
House Of which Mr.. j. F. Conkiin i,
manager is opposed to having Coloretl
patrons which tae following from Air
Conklin will explain. In an interview y
With THE APPEAL Mr.. Conklin was asked
If the policy Of his house had ever bee,
such as toexclude Colored people? I,
I reply he said. Il have been conneetee
with ithe Grant for eight years and l,ay.
J never had any reasbn for NOT 5wal,ti1i,
J. Colofed patrons. have never llaNtt
). lany one to complain about having to si
I bv : Colored colored person, and I hsv,
lneyer had m occasion 10 AK one out Q