St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
SAINT PAUL.
SAUCE FOR SUNDAY.

The T. j. Preece Mercantile company has
sued j. Hirschbaum to recover $%63.16 Tor
merchandise sold.
The case OF James Taylor, charged with
keeping a gambling house, was continued IN
the police court yesterday to Feb. "a
Mrs. NJ. j. Sherman, colored charged with
relieving Martin Donahue of 81, had con
unuance Of her case in the police court until
Tuesday
The Ladies' Aid, Society of the First NJ E.
Church will give a social at the residence OF
Charles E. Loweth, $40 Dayton avenue, next
Friday evening.
The St Paul Board of Trade, at its meeting
yesterday, passed resolutions of regret over
the death OF Col H. P. Grant and express
ing sympathy for his family.
Lemira E. Hicks has begun an action
against George j. Flint and others to fore
close mortgage for S322.5O on part OF lots IN
Sylvan Heights Addition to St Paul.
Bishop Fowler, of the Methodist church,
will preach in the Central Presbyterian
church. corner Ninth and Cedar March 3,
under the auspices Of the Y. W. f. A.
A meeting of the committee on printing
from the board of aldermen and assembly
will be held on Tuesday afternoon. The
Job printing contract Will be considered.
Ike Cohen, on charge Of stealing Sl0from
room in the sherman house, was held to
the grand jury yesterday by Judge Twohy.
In default of $3.50 bail he was committed.
This evening at S o'clock Rt. Rev. James
McGolrick, D. D.. of Duluth, will deliver a
lecture on How We Got the Bible in st.
LuEe's church, corner of Victoria and Sum-
nit.
Very Rev. j. C. Byrne, rector of St.
Thomas seminary. Merriam Park, will de-
liver an address TO men in Crusaders hall,
corner of Fort and Sixth streets, at D. In.
today
The National German-American bank has
begun an action against Edward j. Bell and
others to arrest Il lien for $1,000 upon lot 4,
block Ii. OF Dewey, Bass d Rohrers' addition
to St. Paul.
The joint committee on license had no
business 10 transact yesterday. The protest
against granting a saloon license to John
Safranek had been Withdrawn, and the COM
mittee adjourned.
Friday evening of this week at the House
of Hope church will be the next lecture in
the course, given by Rev. F. A. Noble, ID. D.,
of Chicago. Subject, "Our American Poets, y
with reference particularly to Whittier, Bry
ant and Longfellow.
The customary weekly meeting Of the st.
Paul Real Estate exchange was held yester-
day morning i'll the rooms of the organiza-
ton in the New York Life building. Routine
business was the only kind transacted by the
exchange. There were a few more pieces Of
property placed on the market and other
work of this description was transacted. The
session was short one and lasted about an
hour.
The next concert of the st. Paul Choral as
sociation will occur at the Peoples church,
Thursday, March 9. The programme con-
sists of the first part of Merdelssohns "St.
Paul" and selections from Handels Judas
MRccabeaus" The soloists will be as fol-
lows: Mrs. Agnes Thomas, soprano; William
II. Rieger, tenor, and George E. Holmes, bari
tone.
Dr. Hawkins team ran away on the West
side last night Al the corner of Robert and
Louisa street Conrad Kurz, while crossing
the street, was struck by the runaway team
and knocked down. Fortunately he was
only bruised, and, after an examination by
DIR. Hawkins, was taken to his home at Jack
son and Livingstone streets in the patrol
wagon.
Judge Olivier, of the probate court, was
engaged Yesterday in hearing the contest
over probating the viii of the late John j.
Clark. The estate is valued at $1,000. Mr.
Clark died from the effects of cancer in the
stomach The will was drawn up the day
before his death. The contestants claim Mr.
Clark was ineapacitated to make a rational
disposition OF property by will at the time.
Money put in the State Savings Bank,
Germania Life Ins. Co. Bldg, Fourth
and Minnesota streets. before March 8,
1898, draws fourth months interest Jnly
l, 1898.