St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-07
SAINT PAUL.
GATHERED ENDS.

Gov. Nelson's oath of Office was filed with
the st cretary of state yesterday.
IT." concert by the Remenyi company VIII
given at the Peoples church Jan. 10.
Scarlet fever was reported to. the health
Office yesterday from 5SS Livingston avenue.
The Union Church of Christ, Of Big Lake,
Sherburne county, was incorporated yester-
day.
The Barnum Land and Live Stock associa-
ton, of Barnum, Mimi, was Incorporates
yesterday with a capital of S2lOOO.
One hundred and sixteen thousands of dol
lars have been realized by the city thus far
in 1893 for llquor licenses issued, and still
there is a howl.
popular priced matinee today at 2:3O,and
an evening performance tonight at S:15, Will
terminate the engagement of The Bottom
of the Sea" at the Grand.
The board of aldermen and the assembly
will each hold a meeting this afternoon TO
pass upon the tax levy for 1893, ana to issue
certificates Of Indebtedness.
The Finlayson Lumber Company of ST.
Paul filed certificate of paid-up capital
stock, to the amount of S260,009, with the
secretary of state yesterday.
Several minor permits and one for $500
were issued by the building inspector yester-
day. The latter was for two-story dwelling
TO be erected by G. IL Heron at Woodland
Park
There win be a public installation of the
officer of Garfield Post No. S, GA r., and w.
r. C. and Sons of Veterans at Garfield Post
hall, 350 East Seventh street, Saturday even
ing Jan. T. All comrades and friends in
vited.
The sale of seats for the eleventh subscrip-
ton performance of Theodore Bollmanns
German company is now progressing at the
box Office of the Metropolitan opera house,
and the indications are that the return of
the German company will be greeted with
one of the largest bouses of the season.
Indicated by the large advance sale of
seats, Manager Bixbys playhouse will be
literally patronized the coming week. Hoyts
"A Hole III the Ground" commences weeks
engagement tomorrow night. Ioyt and
Thomas promise one of the strongest casts
ever seen in the piece also deal of com
pleteness in the scenic arrangements.
Friends is what is known as a strong So
ciety and comedy drama It's shadows are
deeplts lights high, and plot intense; the dia-
logue bright satire keen, and situations
strong, and it has made the hit of the season
at the Metropolitan opera mouse ms week.
Only TWO more performances of this sterling
play will be given, matinee today at 2:3), and
tonight at S:15.
Rev. W. s. Vail will preach for the Uniyer-
salist society in the Grand opera house sun
day morning at IL O'Clock: subject, "AIirac
ulouS Healing and Modern knowledge The
musical programme includes the ST. Anthony
Hill orchestra, with cornet solo, ''EXpecta-
tiOn," by Mr.. Chidester The sermon will
touch the alleged cures through the window
OF the Canton church. All are welcome.
Rev. s. NJ. Crothers having been called to
Keuosha, Wis, TO attend the funeral of Judge
Howe on Sunday, the first of the four even
ing sermons on "Revivals," announced for
tomorrow. viii have to be postponed. 1t will
be given next Sunday morning instead, and
there viii be no evening service at Unity
church this Sunday. The morning service
will be held as usual, Rev. Eliza 7. Wilkes
preaching.
Salvini' S magnificent revivals of the roman
tic drama have proved as welcome in the
West, as 10 New Englanders. There are few
theatergoers who are not attracted by the
exciting and picturesque scenes from the
days OF chivalry. They all love to hear the
clank of swords, and to hear truely chival-
rous dispute, such as will be portrayed on
the stage of the Metropolitan opera house
next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,
Seats and boxes are now selling.
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