St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20

of this city as Harvest Festival and Indus
trial Parade day. and having been requested
by the citizens in mass meeting and the bus
mess men in general to ask that the day ne
fully observed, and that business of all kinds,
both public and private, as far as practical
BILE. be suspended, and each and every one
unite to make the event a memorable and
lasting one and a credit to our city; there
rore
BY virtue of being the executive officer of
this city, it is directed that all public offices
be closed on that day; and request that all
public and private schools be closed, and that
the day be declared holiday.
The entire Northwest and our city is enter
ing upon the threshold of a new era of I'M
bounded prosperity. kind and generous
Providence. in the fullness of His infinite
goodness and wisdom has dealt most gener-
ousy with our people, and the reward of the
husbandmen being increased many fold.
Let us first of all give this dav in homage
unto Him, the author of all good and perfect
gifts.
Let us in just recognition of the worth and
esteem in which we hold the enterprise and
philosophical business men of our com
munlty and assist and succor them in this
days pageantry. To them, ably seconded by
the laborer and artisan within our walls, we
are indebted for this great and growing COM
merclal, educational and manufacturing cen
ter.
l sincerely trust that our citizens will make
the 23d of September the day prominent in
the annals of the history Of the great North
vert. P. b. WINSTON, Mayor.
Minneapolis Mimi, Sept 10. 1891.
A meeting of the council has been
called for tomorrow at $3.50 to arrange
for the entertainment of guests visiting
the city.
w. Il. Miller. the Nicollet avenue
photographer, has been duly appointed
official photographer by the harvest
festival committee.
The banks of the city have an
nounced that they will close at 70 m.
Wednesday.
Following is the programme for the
harvest festival jubilee services at the
Grand opera house at 10 a. N. WedneS-
day.
Overture. -. Third Regiment United
States Infantry Band
Chorus-"O Lord, How Manifold" . Barnby
Church choir singers, conducted by Thomas
Taylor Drill.
Doxology.
Lords Prayer. Led by Rev. Gjertsen
Chorus. ...... Selections from Psalms
Boys choir of Gethsemane church. o. B.
Bass choiTmaster.
observation-disclosures. go. Rabbi Samuel Marks
"Reapers' Chorus from Ruth . A. Ii. Caul
Church choir chorus singers.
III .............- .......... Rev. Francis Hays
N..............-....... Rev. j. J. Faude
Harvest Hymn" ...... james Montgomery
Read by Rev. Smith Baker
Addresses limited 10 I'VE minutes.
L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rev. c. f. Tiffany
Prof. o. V. Tousley
II...................... Rev. Wayland Hoyt
Chorus.
Thanksgiving prayer. ...... Rev. } s. Black
National IIymn-"America'-
Read by f. NJ. Simmons
Benedictlon. .......... Rev. j. II. futile
The committee on ampitheater did
some active work yesterday, and report
that seats will be ready on sale Tues
day morning.
The following are the locations of the
stands already in state of construction: III
Nicollet avenue 725 Nicollet avenue adjoin-
ing Hotel Langham, on Tenth street between
Second and Third avenues south, on Tenth
street next Somers' hotel, on Tenth at corner
OF Fourth avenue south, on Park avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
There are number more to be erect
ed the location of which will be an
nounced later. The following places
have been selected for the selling of
reserved amphitheater tickets:
Lees drug store, corner of Eighth street
and Nicollet; Strohmen's drug store, S25
Nicollet; Saunders drug store, corner of
Nicollet and Ninth; Dyers music store
Syndicate block; Nash's cigar store, Temple
court
A few additional places will be an
nounced later. The seats will be placed
on sale Tuesday morning, and it is
especially requested that parties desir-
ing seats will secure them as soon as
possible and avoid the rush Wednesday.
The amphitheater committee desires
the help of a number of young men as
ushers, ticket sellers and ticket takers
for the various amphitheaters on the
day of parade. Volunteers are requested
to call in person on j. Frank Conklin,
chairman OF committee, Temple court.