St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-21
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

The will of the late Dr. Glover Perrin leaves
all of his properly to his widow.
The Goethe Literary club met with Miss
Emma Williams of Ninth street, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Atherton, of Summit
avenue, left on the 18th for points in the
Southwest, to be absent some time.
Paul Martin has sued George W. Taber to
recover S126.65 upon promissory notes, and
has garnished funds in the hands-of the West
Side bank.
In the matter of the assignment of Moss &
Loeb, Judge Brill has ordered the assignee to
deliver oyer to Hersh G. Brother case of
silver-handled umbrellas.
The department of grain inspection col
lected in fees during the month of Novem-
Der S14.923, which amount has been turned
over to the state treasurer.
Prof. W. R. Harper of Yale college, will
give free lecture at First Baptist church,
Minneapolis, Monday, 1890 a. In. st. Paul
ministers and others invited.
Mary F. Hall, an institute instructor, who
has been on a tour of inspection OF the
schools of the state, returned to st. Paul
yesterday TO remain over the holidays.
building permit was issued yesterday to
a. Rowe for frame shop on Wabasna street
near Morton, at a cost of 81, 900, Eve minor
Catharine NJ. Flint has sued Frederick
Reichow and Henry Reichow. her husband,
and Others to foreclose a mortgage, and to
pay all the liens upon their real estete by
sale thereof.
In the matter of the assessment for grading
Jerks street. between Mississippi and Earl
streets, Judge OTIS has decided that the as
sessment against the lots of Sarah r. Rey-
nolds should be set aside
Hon. Judge Mcdonald will deliver an adj
dress before the Crusaders II. A society this
afternoon ct o'clock, in their ball, Cretln
school building. A literary and musical pre-
gramme will be rendered at the same hour.
At the Grand opera house Rev. W. s. Vail
will preach before the Universalist society at
l l a. m, Sunday morning. Subject, rs Life
Worth Living:"' There will be special
music. All seats free, and all are invited.
gClarence G. Grout departed for Grand
Rapids, Mich, last Sunday evening, where
he is to be united in marriage with Miss Eliza
Curtis, of that city, OH the 26th inst. The
young married couple will be at home al 544
Canada street after Jan. l, 1891.
At the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue,
near West Third street, at 1880 a. M, the
sermon will be preached by Rev. Jahu De-
witt Miller. of Philadelphia, and at 1880 D.
m. the pastor, Dr. Smith, will preach All
seats free.
very pleasant surprise was performed by
the principal and teachers of the Rice school
upon the janitor. j. C. Schnacke. H. Vt.
Slack spoke in behalf of the teachers, and
then presented him with beautiful set of
silver fruit knives, with plates. The janitor
is happy.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state by the st.
Paul Ice company, with capital stock of $780,
600. The incorporates are Horatio Il.
Selby, Henry B. Walsh, Charles A Harris,
John P. Moore and C. NJ Kfbbee, all of ST.
Paul.
Several changes were made yesterday in
the location of offices i'll the capitol. The
adjutant general and the railroad commits
sioners have changed Offices, and the room S
formerly occupied by Capt. Hughes. of the
department of public instruction, will be oe-
cupied by the dairy commissioners. who will
be succeeded in their old quarters by the
bureau of labor.
Elizabeth L. Willis has sued the ST. Paul
Sanitation company and e. L. Mapon. Gil
bert Donaldson and B. E. Ellison, stock
holders in the company, to recover ST.
073.0S on account of money loaned to the
company, and asks that the stockholders be
held liable for the amount claimed, as the
company is asserted to be insolYent
The ST. Paul Harvester company has sued
Erick E. Stone to recover $500. 1t is alleged
that Stone was the agent of the harvester
company with power to sell machines An
accounting of their business transactions
was had, and Stone turned over notes of
other parties amounting to S2,937.72 in pay
ment of a balance Three of these notes
were uneollectible, and il is for the amount
OF them suit was begun.
The holiday rush at the post Office has al
ready assumed large proportions. There are
better facilities for handling the packages
this year than last Then the packages were
piled in boxes and barrels when received and
sorted afterwards. Now man is stationed
at the receiving chute 10 sort out the parcels
as they are received and put in the pouches
for their destination at once.
Mr.. AMI Mrs John Eagan. of $50 DAYTON
avenue, gave euchre party to number of
their friends last Thurday evening The win.
ners of the sentlemen's prizes were: Mr..
Purtell, head; L. Vessel, progressive; Mr.
Hanlon, lone hand, and Mr.. Donohue, foot
priZe. Ladies prizes: Mrs. T. j. Lilly. head:
Mrs j. p. McGoldrick. progressive; Mrs L.
Vessel lone hand, and Miss Collins, foot
prize.
The Ramsey County Bible society will hold
its anniversary to-day at 1880 2. H., in the
Peoples church. The address will be given
by the famous Bible scholar of Yale college,
DR.. W. K. Ha:pe:, and his subject viii be,
''Bible Study tor To-day 1t is understood
that DR.. Harper has some pretty radical views
on this subject even if he is an orthodox
Baptist. and this fact together with his
brilliant oratory. will doubtless test the Gu
pacity of the great auditorium. All pastors
are invited to seats on the platform with the
officers OF the society.