St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-18
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAY FINDINGS.

with e = cold.
Three minor building permits, aggregatlng
s 90. ne:e issued yesterday.
The b1l of abatement made number OF
correct ons in the tax list yesterday, ana VIII
resum operations Tuesday.
4 SCI c m ls1uerade will be given a. odd
Fello ys IL Il OF the evening OF Feb Il by
Evenil5 STIR Robe lah lodge.
TIE. comn1ttee on ways and means from
the hl4ri of aldermen will meet at !:sj this
Iflecn) IN ana The committee on streets
from ihc same body at 2;32.
\ Typographical error appeared i'll the
Horae4 Greeley letter printed yesterday
morning lie wrote slave labor, and it ap'
pearc state labor, completely destroying
the sense
Dave O'Neill was sent to the wor&house
yesielday for sixty days for stealing an over
coat belonging 10 Rev. W. II. Peterson
James Lavelle, arrested on the same charge,
was released.
And stitl the merry sieigh-riders from Min
neapolis enjoy the fine slipping" between
the two cities, nnety-SIx engaging supper
and enjoying the evening at the Hotel Met
ropolitan last night.
William j. Mcbride, policeman. WAS ex-
yesterday His friends assured the court
that they can take care of him, and action III
the premises was deferred by the court.
Mrs. Louise Leslie Carter and her company
will give the last two performances of the
musical comedy Miss Helyett," at the
Metropolitan opera house touay-matlnee
this afternoon and the last time tonight.
The ST. Paul Cycle club held 4 very inter
,l,o
skating rink last evening. The two-mfle
handicap was won by Alfred llendrickson,
who woa the very laughable obstacle race
At the Peoples church, Pleasant avenue,
DIR. smith will preacn at 1879 a. IN. and at
T:30 p. m. Morning subject, THE Christian
Gentleman a Spiritual Athlete;' evening
subject, Making the Best of Bad World.
THE Power of the Press which was seen
here FOR the first time last season, Will open
another weeks engagement Sunday evening
al the Yetropolitnn. 1t is a masterpiece OF
dramatic and artistic composition, in i've
acts seven tableauX and thirteen scenes.
The Emmanuel mission of the Episcop al
church will be opened Sunday evening at 30
AT 160N ictOria street near Selby avenue, byReV.
Y p Morgan. rector of st. Johns. Parents
are invited to bring or send their children to
The meeting for the organization of Sunday
school at 3. p. M.
The joint committee on licenses will meet
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. The ordinance
relating to the amounts to be paid by the
Metropolitan, Grand and Olympic theaters as
license will be considered. The protest
against the issuance OF a license to John
Safranek, on East Fifth street, will also be
heard.
public meeting will be held at Market
hall Monday evening 2lth inst, at o'clock,
10 consider the enforcement OF the license
laws regulating the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. Archbishop Ireland, Hon. Ignatns
Donnelly, Col James II, Davidson, :. G..
Smith, d. D.. and others, will address the
meeting. Everybody invited, ladies in
cluded.
Rev Dr. Ringland, the recently elected
president of Manchester college, will address
IL meeting of men tomorrow afternoon at
$50 i'll the Ford music hall, on st, Peter
street President Ringland has the reputa-
ton of being a good speaker, and should at
tract Il large crowd to this fine auditorium
of Mr.. Ford's tomorrow. Prof Wheaton
will preside at the organ. All young men
are invited to attend.
Rev. II. S. Vail will preach for the Univer-
salist church Sunday morning at II o'clock
Services in Ford music hall, opposite the
Grand opera house. Sermon, "Christ Con-
sidered Only as Il Man; Col Ingersoll's Esti-
mate" Mrs. r. NJ. Bell will sing savior,
Source of Every Blessing" and Il Alone the
Cross Must Bear" The University Male quar-
cite will also sing. All are welcome.
James Corbett VIII terminate his most sue
cessful engagement in "Gentleman jack at
the Grand this afternoon and tonight. The
appearance of Corbett has proven that a man
can be the champion pugilist of the world
and still be a gentleman. MIR. Corbett has
also shown himself as possessed of dramatic
ability Of no mean order, as there are very
few actors with an experience of only a few
molths who would have even his ease of
manner upon the stage. Corbett goes from
ST. Paul with largely increased number of
admirers made this we-k.
The I.enten season opened last Wednesday
evening III Memorial Lutheran church on
West Sixth street with an encouraging audi
ence to listen TO an interesting address on
The Fruits of Fasting" These services will
be continued at 80 q. m. and S p. m. Sun
day. the 10Th. the pastor taking as his themes
THE Two Champions and "a sympathiz-
ing Sinless Savior" The adult Bible class
will meet as usual at the noon hour, and
Wednesday evening" the 22d, the subject will
be 'GethsCmane.''
In to-day's issue of Truth the new nom
seclariau newspaper of St. Paul, there will
appear an extended feature on the question
of closing the worlds fair on Sunday The
feature is composed of the article by Mrs.
Eliza f. Newport, which appeared in the
February number of the Literary Northwest;
addresses delivered at the Peoples church
recently by Bishop NJ. N. Gilbert Judge
William Louis Kelly and DR.. S. G. Smith.
and Il sermon delivered by Rev. Dr. NJ.
b. Edwards of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
terinn church. In addition there will be
many interviews with prominent citizens
and representative laboring men on the ques,
zion. both sides being given. Gov Knute
Nelson, eX-Gov. y. X. McGill, eX-Gov. C. A.
pillsbury, Hon. Thomas Cochran, Bishop
Fowler and Capt. Castle are among the
many who express their opinion on the ques
ton.