The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-01-17
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/ OF the age. He also introduces his per-
forming horses, dogs, etc. Opening Sun
day night, with usual matinees. .
The next civil service examination in
st. Paul, takes place Thursday, May 9TH.
The quote for this state is not full and
there is a tair prospect for those who
pass, to soon receive appointment. There
is time enough between now and May
TIN for some of our young men to pre-
pare for successful examination.
The members, of the committee, of ar
rangements, for tn. Bouquet Souvenir
Bail, which is to be given Thursday eve
Ding JAM. 20 h, at Odd Fellows Hall,
are: P. T. Weaver, J. w. Smith, and
Jas. W. Milton. These gentlemen are
known to do things up in apple pie Or
DER and great time may be expected
The grand opening of the "Dam6no"
saloon took place lharsd y evening and
was amended by crowd that filled the
house to completion The new saloon is
81 uated on the S utheast corner of Fifth
and MINES ia street, aud is under the
management of Mr.. Thomas jefferson.
The new place starts out with bright
prospects.
Mrs. w. H. Davis started Sunday for
Pc ria having been called there by the
sudden death of her father Mr.. Thomas
Lindsay one of the oldest and most
highly respected citizens of Peoria. He
died of Apoplexy Saturday. Mr.. John
Lindsay of Algora. Cam, a son of the
deeased, passed througe the city Sunday
enroute to Peoria.
There are only few places of busi-
ness in St. Paul, owned and operated by
Colored people; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
Us they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you CAN
possibly find any who can furnish what
YOU wish. Help one another, ana in 30
'ioing. you help yourself
The members Of the G. A. White,
Grand Concert Company of Boston
Mass. who are singing at the New
Markett Theatre in connection with
the t. importance lectures of Thomas N.
Doutpey and wife, have been guests al
Hotel de Mink, during the week, they
are; Misses Agness Robinson and Matte
Washington. James o. Bryant, C. E.
Larence and G. A: White.
The Olympic has been closed for the
present week owing 10 failure of the
attraction booked for the week to put in
its Ape arance, bu' next week she will
bloom again in all her glory, the attrac-
ton heing the famous Louise Demp.
sey Burlesque Company" a star female
organization comprising twenty lovely
gi'ls, presenting two sensational burles-
ques, entitled the Devel in Paris" and
''rhe Yelled Profit" Magnificent seem
cry, catchy music, pretty costumes; and
taken all in all, a grand show.
Alderman Pat Conley. the proprietor
of the Olympic theatre, very generously
donated the use of his elegant theatre to
the T merance evangelist, Mr.. Thomas
Quincy, FIR Friday, Satu.d day and Sun
day evenings Of this week. He has also
ordered the bar which is attached to the
theatre, to be closed during the meetings.
These meetings are very interesting, in
strucive and entertaining, and as they
are free they attract large crowds. Eve
ry body is invited and as there are only
two more opportunities to he Mr.. and
Mrs. Doutney, and the C. A. White Con-
cert company, it is hoped that all who
can, will avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty.
A few nights since Mr.. J. C. Clay gave
a skating party in honor of Misses Gus
sic Dorie and Alice Cummings, of Bos-
ton, who are visiting in the city. The
party met at Miss Lizzie Black g on Sum
mt avenue and then went to one of the
Kinks on the river under the chaperon-
age of Mrs. Charles Robertson. and had
good time skating until 1880, when
they returned to Miss Blacks where re-
freshments were served, and all had q
good time until late hour. Among
those present were: Misses Annie Rob-
erson, Washington, D. c.; Hattie Shep-
herd, Viola Berry, Callie Simpson, Liz
zie Black, Maud Conway; Messrs Chas.
Parker, Will Howard, Artrudoe Lee, J.
Dover, Arthur Adams, D. Williams, ].
Minor, o. s. Claiborne, Chas Robertson,
A. J. Bell, Will Brooks and Ed Henry.