St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-06
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Today is the last day to pay water rents on
high service AMI save discount
Today is the last one in which to pay water
rents on high service ana get the discount.
The regular weekly meeting of the Lady
Somerset union will be held with Mrs. Valen-
tine, 474 Wabasha street, today at , p m.
Engelprecht Roening, of Minneapolis, in
jured by an interurban car Saturday night, is
rapidly recovering at the city hospital. He
is widoWer, fifty years of age.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Frank Doran is to
preach at the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
church, in the special series of services now
being held. Good music is feature of the
services
Staff Capt Blanche Cox, of the Salvation
Army, a beautiful and talented English
woman will arrive today. This evening she
will hold her first meeting at the House of
Hope church
Henry Eard, who was fearfully injured in
the elevator of the Hale block last week, died
Saturday. An autopsy will be held at the
undertaking rooms of Mccarthy IL Dounelly
this afternoon.
The board of park commissioners will hold
what promises to be u decidedly interesting
meeting at D. III. tonight, when Commits
SlOueT W uSSlOCk Will UudhC HIS DOW Us Il
municipal official
The sale of seats opens this morning for
the performance of Theodore Bollmanns
German company at the Metropolitan opera
house Thursday night. on which occasion it
will present "Freund Fritz"
Rev, L. Ii. Richards, noted missionary in
the African field. lectured on ''DarEest
Africa" 10 a large congregation yesterday
morning at the Peoples church. In the eveu-
ing he delivered all address at Central Park
Methodist church.
The Nordica Concert company will give
two grand concerts ut the Metropolitan
opera house this week, Friday night and
Saturday matinee. The sale of seats and
boxes for these two concerts opens at the
box office tomorrow morning,
A regular meeting of Washington Camp
No. 4, Patriotic Order Sons OF America, will
be held at the, lodge room. 3jJ Cedar street.
this evening. An address will be delivered
by Rev. L. p. Ingersoll. D. D., on the "Aife
and Deeds of eX President Hayes
There will be a meeting of the Peoples
Church Lyceum at the church this evening
Assemblyman f. a. Pike will read a paper on
Municipal Industries" and there will be
music by an orchestra, piano solos by Miss
Wetherbee and readings by Miss Gray.
An appreciative audience gathered at Ger
mania Turner hail yesterday afternoon TO
enjoy the semi imonthly Seibert concert. AS
usual, the entire programme was eXcellently
rendered, the pleasure of the occasion be-
ing vastly increased by the cornet solo work
of Miss Cassie Millwaw and the singing of
Hon. j. August Nilsson.
At Hotel MetropOlitan-Thomas G. White,
Duluth: j. r. Hoag. Luverne, Mimi: F. j..
Kimball, f. s. Read, Chicago; s. c. Lee,
jefferson, Ill, C. fl. Chester and wife. A.
Hazel, Chicago; A. A. Whiteomb, Ishpe-
ming, Mich; ID. E. Fowler, Hartford, Conn. !;
A. L. Logan, C. &. Grover, Sioux City; D.
X. Baxter Detroit, Mich; Charles Hames
Cleveland, o.; A. j Rooney. Springfield
Ill. James c. Cowan. Brooklyn; IL. Haller,
Milwaukee.
A number of more or less important coun-
Gil committee meetings are scheduled for
this afternoon at the city hall. Joint COM
mittee on printing, o'clock; assembly COM
mittee OH claims. 3:3b; aldermanc commit
tee on claims, o'clock; assembly committee
on requisitions at the same hour The joint
committee on garbage will meet at 4:3O
O'Clock, and will have before it the alleged
nuisance causedb by the loading of garbage
OH the cars at the foot of jerks street. The
assembly committee on streets will meet at
7:30 o'clock.