The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
ST. PAUL.

Mrs. T. Fl. Lyles still remalns quite i'll.
MIR. Richard Ware has removed to
Minneapolis to Temporarily reside. His
family will remain in the city fer few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Ansphar, of Bos-
ton. arrived in the city for the purpose
Of locating. They are the guests of Mrs
Lottie Roach.
The impressive seremony of the con-
secration of Bishops-elect McGolrick,
Stanley and Cotter, will take place at
the Cathedral to-day.
Mr.. Will Godett, of Chemical Engine
No. 4, caught cold at recent fire and
has been seriously ill for several days,
but is now improving.
Mr.. Claude Moore and Miss Estella
stothard were married Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. Ben Baty. Rev. J. NJ.
Henderson performed the ceremony.
John Pierson had his white wife and
a lover named Horace Brown arrested
for disorderly conduct last Wednesday.
The adulterous twain got thirty days
each.
A civil service examination of appli-
cants for positions in the railway mail
service will be held at the Capitol Mon.
day, commencing at 10 A. NJ, There are
over l20 who will take the examination.
Messrs. J. B. Jackson and W. J..
Smith, of Bay City, Mich, were in the
city a few days this week. They are
taking a pleasure trip to the Pacific
coast They were guests at Hotel de
Mink.
Invitations have been issues for the
wedding of Mr.. Charles f. James and
Miss Celia 3. Robertson at the Church
of the Good Shepherd" cor. Cedar and
Twelfth streets next Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. Louis Wilson, foreman at T. H
Lyles' barber shop leaves for Tacoma,
tomorrow afternoon. He will open
fine shop in the Tacoma Hotel. Mr..
Wilson has a host of friends who are
sorry to have him leave.
The meeting ofthe North Star Lyccum
will take place at St. James church next
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Hunton will
read paper on the "Afro-American
League" There will also be several
literary and musical selections. Al|are
welcome.
Mrs. Robert H. Anderson of 33l Mar
tin street, last Monday gave birth to a
boy which weighed fifteen pounds.
This is remarkable, and it is little Won
der that the child was still-born. The
child had the appearance of one three
months old.
There will be an entertainment, sup
plemented by an oppossum supper, at
the Southern Baptist church, No. 55l
Temperance str ct, Tuesday evening
Nov. 26. An ong other features the Ex-
celsior quartette will sing a number of
appropriate songs. All the proceeds will
inure to the benefit of the church.
News reached here this week Of the
dem> ition by fire of the residence of
Mr.. j, K. Hilyard, Jr., at Hudson, WIS.,.
last Saturdad night, nearly every thing
in the house being Destroyed. The
loss is about 80, 500 with an insurance of
81 400. The friends and relations Of Mr..
Hilyard sympathize with him in his loss.
A white sneak thief made three at
tempts to work the Little RYAN last
Wednesday night. When he made his
third appearance Mrs. Glover attacked
him and called for help. Mr.. Albert
Thomas of St.Louis who is guest at the
house heard her and responded to her
call. He proceeded to slug the tramp
until he cried for mercy and he then in
continently drove him from the house.
For the week commencing tomorrow
the renowned Boston Ideal Opera Com
pany will appear at the Newm ,rket
Theatre presenting the following roper
toire; Sunday, sacred concert. Monday
Lucia di Lammermoir;" Tuesday. der
Freischutz;" Thursday matinee, Lucia
di Lammermoir;" Thursday night, ''Tro-
vatore;' Friday, "Faust;'' Saturday
matinee, 'Trovatore." Secure seats
early.
The new St. Paul Olympic theater for
next week with SATURDAY. and Sunday
matinees and an extra matinee
Thursday. Thanksgiving Day, "Minnie
Dunn's World of Novelties" The
management promises to give the
greatest programme of specialties yet
presented to the public. The company
consists of twenty frst-class vaudeville
stars who appear in the most entertain
ing bill of the season. concluding with
the button bursting comedy ''The New
judge"
Fast Line to the South.