St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06

superior class OF amuSemenJS-
Henry H. SibleY c. Livingston.
W. r. Merriam, F. A Seymour,
RR. Nelson. Charles 4. Flandrau,
Albert Scheffer, ID. A. Monfort,
X. W. Johnson, Alex Ramsey
GreenIeaf Clark, Mannheimer Bros,
H. P. Hail. Hippler d Collier,
+. r. Smith, NJ. +. Kun,
Edward II. Cutler, b. A. Mcdonnell,
Joseph Jockey, y. r.. Holman,
Gustav Willius, Anthony Yoerg Jr..
IVD II ard, G.. +. Konantz,
E. n. Saunders, James y. lI@us,
@. II. Conner, John Summers,
George Thompson, VIM. i: Maxfeld,
William Bickel. L. G. Field.
Henry P. Upham, Alfred Dufrene.
z Railey Jerome Plntt,
George r. Fitch, Charles IL. Schliek,
c. J. McCOnville, George l.. FarWell,
John F. Gehan, +. B. Farwell,
A: II Lindake F. p. Strong,
Charming Seabury, Thomas B. Campbell,
George Benz, G. E. Robb.
X. P. Rugg, r. a. Lanpher.
john H. Allen, Joseph Mickey,
d. Ii. Moon, ". W. Pease,
T. Ii. Kelly X. L. German,
p Conlev II. J. Strause.
2. I. Whitney, John B. Bresett,
! NJ. Smith. George Mitsch,
II. B. Farwell. p j. DreIs,
L. Knauft. A. P. Wilkes,
Andrew Schoch, Max Strouse,
d. Aberle W. b. Evans,
G. / Monfort o. o. Cullen.
MI Bell G. q. KOlf,
w. G. Wilson, W. II. Dixon,
g. r MOnfort j. A. Chandler,
VI. r. Murnane, A. j. PoWers,
w x BEND Olaf c. Searle.
A B. Suckney, G. T. Schumacher,
Miles Il Hale P. A. Rockwell.
J. Jay Haynes 4 Bro, j. M. Hannaford,
IT I NcCarty Charles S. FEE,
W. l.. McGrath, D. ,. McCullougn,
| G. Thomson F. l.. Schurmeier.
Theodore Borup, Julius kessler,
John jackson, Ansel Oppenheim,
| F. NJ. Schultz, Sam G Sloan,
| EonS G co E. =. Morton,
| Foley Bros, Michaud Bros,
| Gates A. johnson, f. c. Starkey,
| Ed s. Bean, Henry Lamb & Sons,
]. j Egan, L. ID. Wilkes.
| Mccarthy & Donnellsy,J. H. Burweu,
w. r. Allen, Frank Keogh
| s. X. McMasters, and others.
! John A. Stees,
ST. PAUL Mimi, Oct. l. 1889.
| Gentlemen: 1t was with deep feeling OF
| gratitude that perused your letter OF the
2Sth ult | am pleased to know that you as
| a body of gentlemen representing the public
| approve my efforts of the past. have done
| all in my power under the most adverse cir
| cumstances to furnish the public with first
| class dramatic, operate and other combina-
! tions
Iopened the Newmarket theater, as you are
! aware, Immediately after the burning OF the
| Grand opera house in order to carry out my
| contracts that i am constantly
| and two years in advance, and prevailed
| upon the best of the first-class attractions to
| play their engagements i'll this temporary
| theater until such time as the new opera
| house could be erected.
The public kindly demonstrated through
| YOU that they appreciate what have done
| This is a source of great deal Of satisfaet on
to me. as have endeavored in the past to
nleese the public both al the Grand and the
Newmarket, and shall continue to do all |
can In the future to still merit your good
opinion both here and in the new opera
house when it is finished.
II is with pleasure accept the testimonial
benefit YOU tender me, and as you request me
to name a date for same, would suggest
Monday evening Oct. 81. John H. Russell's
Comedy company in its new success, THE
CITY Directory has kindly rendered its serv-
ices for that performance, and am quite
sure will please all who attend. Thanking