St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-23

| tographic stock merchant, has "a
constant and interested crowd about
his new patent flash light apparatus
| His general display is very good
|. The j. e. Best portrait company, of
| Minneapolis, set forth a pleasing ar
ray of portraits. including those of
President Cleveland and of the un-
deviating George, who so CONSIDERABLY
| consented to be born between New
Years and st. Patrfck's day.
| The Bischoff Manufacturing COM
| pany, also of the Mill City, have
fine exhibit of frames and mouldings;
| McCollum & Co., of Philadelphia, dis
play their fash light and other i'm
| proved instruments Here was the
headquarters for the Photographic Re
| corder, while the pastel portraits of
| Snyder Bros, of Minneapolis, are al
| together creditable.
A beautiful frame of pictures was
| exhibited by George Benson, of the NJ.
a. SUD Dry Plate company, of st.
| Louis.
| A number of professional exhibits,
heretofore unmentioned, include:
Haas Bros, ST. Paul, landscapes and
architectural views of unusual merit.
ID. 0. Root, Woonsocket, s. D., cab
NETS and 6x10 portraits One of the
best artists in that section of the
Northwest
j. A. Brush, Minneapolis, large dis
play of very fine portraits. Excellent
work, but not for competition.
Rooster Bros, st. Paul, cabinets and
large portraits, of which the latter
are excellent and much the better of
the two. The portraits include one of
Harry Wack, which was generally adj
mired.
S. G. Sargent, Taylors Falls, splen-
did display of landscapes. including
views of the Dalles of the ST. Croix,
Chisago lakes and the Minnesota pin
cries.
Max Holmes, st. Paul, large cabinets
and heads of excellent workmanship.
H. L. Olson, Montevideo, some good
heads and composition photographs of
children.
Sheperd, the well-known colored pho
tographer of this city, several anus
ing comic groups, with portraits of
girls in stage costume.
Peavy, Faribault, cabinets and large
portraits; good, clean work.
Blackburn, Grand Forks, very good
cabinet group.
I. Zweif1e, Duluth, studies and large
portraits; several are excellent.
f. II. Bishop, Minneapolis, cabinets
and Paris panels; very good, clear
work
Baker Bros, Duluth, cabinets and
landscapes; latter are well DONE
Carl Thiel, Duluth, large portraits,
O1nnlS and hipntc. vary uOn5
Fred Mueller, Owatonna, several fine
groups, 18x22.
Larson, Minneapolis, some good cab
inets.
McColl, Brainerd, display of we'll
made cabinets.
Sattler G Meyer, New Ulm. excel
lent work for a firm of young artists.
Manderfeld, New Ulm. very good
cabinets and Paris panels
c. Skage, Duluth, good cabinets.
Overland, Fergus Falls, some excel
lent work in cabinet size.
Anderson. ST. Paul. an attractive ex-
hibit of Paris panels, including a fine
likeness of Senator-elect Nelson.
D. Henry Brown, Chippewa Falls,
interior and platino cabinets.
j. c. Varney, La Crosse a large ex-
hibit of cabinets.
]. A.sDouglas, Usage, To-, good plat
inc cabinets.
F. A. Sathes, Duluth, extensive COL
lection of cabinets, with several large
portraits.
A. Blissenbach, Mankato, landscapes
and cabinets.
D. Bangs, Sleepy Eye, cabinets and
Paris panels.
c. A. Steward, Granite Falls, cabi-
nets and large portraits
]. Wiltse, Mitchell, S. D., portraits
and cabinets
Myhre, Luverne, clear-cut cabinet
work
c. A. Lind. Marinette, Wis, Sx1O
studies and cabinets.
A. A. Best, Chippewa Falls, cabinets,
interior scenes and landscapes
Other cabinet exhibits were by G.. H.
Neweombe, Huron, S. D.; E. H. Aus
tin, Austin; Barton, North Branch A.
S. Carmichael, LIE Sueur; H. F. Han
son, Fargo; Coolidge & Gtnderson,
zumbrota; Lee Bros, Minneapolis.
Acker Post Tonight.
Acker Post No. 81, G. A. R., will hold
its regular meeting this evening at
headquarters, Central hall, West Sew
enth and Sixth streets. Several ap-
plications for membership will be pre-
sented for consideration. This being
the last post meeting prior to the de-
partment encampment, which con-
venes next week, there will be several
announcements of Importance made
relative to the arrangements for the
col fire. lot
ter will be held on the evening of the
9th inst ALI q A