St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-28
LOCAL RIPPLES.

The federal Offices viii be closed Monday,
Decoration day.
A. B. Wood. of the Daily News. has been
elected a director of the Press club.
The Bethel boat has enlarged its operation
by opening dining room for women.
Andrew j. Wampler was yesterday awarded
a verdict of S594 81 in his suit againt Bernard
Weinman and William Banholzer.
The Empire Farming Company of Farm
ington was incorporated yesterday with the
secretary of state. The capital stock is
$4,000.
The congregation of Asbury ME-. church
will tomorrow evening unite in a union tenn
perance meeting at the East Presbyterian
church.
The monthly meeting OF the St. Paul Min
listers association will be held Monday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock in the Central Park NJ
Z. church.
The action of Samuel Frank against Albert
Scheffer. brought to enforce the specific per-
formance of a contract is in course of trial
before Judge Egan.
Gen. Ord Post and Relief Corps of the g.
A. r. and the Sons of Veterans will attend
tomorrow mornings service at the Central
Park NJ. E. church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ. E.
church last evening gave an enjoyable So
eial at the residence of Mrs. Pascal Smith,
445 Laurel avenue.
Rev. D. Morgan will lecture at the Beth e
boat tomorrow evening on "a Sabbath in
Westminster Abbey" 1t will be illustrated
by stereoptieon views.
Philip Adamson and Frank Coffee were
arraigned for larceny yesterday. and their
case continued to the 3lst. They were re-
leased on their own recoguizance.
The st. Paul Ladies' art class will meet in
the worlds fair rooms at 10 o'clock this
| morning. Each lady will take a piece of
work to the meeting to be criticised.
Noyes Bros. d Cutler state that the blaze
i'll their laboratory yesterday afternoon was a
very small affair. The only damage done
was the burning of a couple of pounds Of
OIL
Supt. Bronson. of the union depot, last
evening lectured at the free reading room.
SIS Payne avenue. The subject was THE
Bible in the Public Schools From Legal
Standpoint
DR.. Smith. of the Peoples church, will TO-
morrow morning deliver sermon on Put
| ting Gods Money Out at Interest" THE
Secret of Heroism'' will be the subject of his
| evening discourse.
John r. Hague. International secretary of
| the Young Mems Christian association, Will
| address the meeting for men in Association
hail. Lowry Arcade, tomorrow afternoon at
| p. Subject, secret Thoughts"
! A movement is underway to get all the
! merchants and business houses in. the city to
| decorate their buildings during convention
week. 1t is certain, from present indications,
| the city will be crowded with visitors.
| An address to the Independent Order of
| Foresters will be given by Rev. A. j. .ne-
dict tomorrow evening at the Paciic Congre-
| gational church. Members of the order Will
occupy the seats in the body of the church
| Marie Wainwrights Twelfth Night last
season won universal favor, but the beauties
| of that production are said to be far excelled
| by those of Amy Rohsart" which she will
| present at the Metropolitan next Thursday
The Minnesota Furnace Improvement Com
pany OF Minneapolis, capital STOCK S10OOJ
was incorporated yesterday at the Office of
| secretary of State. The ineorporators are /:
n. H. Hemiup, Walter Coe and N j. Morri-
| son.
Charles Fitzpatrick, hackman. states that
| the stolen robe found in his possessfonThurs-
, day was purchased by him from respecta-
| bic man, whom he knows well, and not. as
stated in the GLOBE yesterday, from a
stranger.
A special sermon for G. A. R. men will be
delivered at the Christian church, corner of
Nelson and Harrington, tomorrow morning
by the pastor Rev. Z. r. Edwards. In the
evening the congregation of this church will
hold a union service with the House of Hope
church.