The Irish standard., 1886-06-19

| For frst-class lunch go to the Bos-
ton Beanery. '-..
| John Speedy, wall paper, go South
| Fifth street, bet. NicolIet and lst ave.
Read carefully our advertising col
umns, and then-do not neglect those
who advertise in The STANDARD.
Burdick the photographer is making
fine cabinet photos. Read his adv. IN
this weeks STANDARD.
Preparations are being made for re-
gatta at White Bear, June rs. It is not
improbable that Teemer and Gaudaur
will row there.
Hugh j. Byrnes was united in mar
riage to Miss Maggie Donovan, at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
on Tuesday last.
Send your orders for ice to the Cedar
Lake Ice Co., and we will give you
prompt attention. No. 6 Washington
avenue south.
A line of choice calicoes for Sc. Nice
lot Of pretty lawns &c, Sc and SO. Good
ginghams for Sc, and one Of the best t5oc
white shirt in the. city. AL at A. &.
Prentiss & Co.'s 227 Nicollet.
! There will be four masses at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
every Sunday in the future-6:3O, 8, 8
and 1920 o'clock a. M. The 8 O'Clock
mass will be specially for children.
! a representative of 1'HE STANDARD
will attend the State Total Abstinence
convention at Rochester next week.
Any parties in Rochester who may de-
sire to subscribe for The STANDARD
can do SO by calling on him. A full re-
port of the convention will appear in
these columns.
Edward Donlin, proprietor Of the
Northwestern Marble Works, First ave-
nue. south, between Third and Fourth
streets, calls your attention in this
weeks issue of The STANDARD. MIR.
Donlin does On extensive business In his
line at the most reasonable rates. Read
his advertisement
w. II. Lauderdale 6 Go. report the
sale Of twenty acres OF the McNair tract
in the vicinity of Nineteenth avenue
north, adjoining and west Of East Lawn.
The consideration was 81 500 per acre,
given by Henry B. Allen, of Waterloo,
Iowa, to r. T.. Pratt, OF this city.
That reliable firm, Ingram. Olson Il
Co., take up considerable space in our
columns this week. Ingram, Olson Il
Co., always require large amount OF
space to tell the public even half the ad-
vantages to be derived from dealing
with them. They do every thing square
and above board, and no one who deals
with them is ever dissatisfied with the
treatment he receives at the hands of
this reliable firm.
Martin McNulty, 10 years old, car
penter by trade and recently employed
in the Exposition, was Wednesday
morning found dead in his bed at his
boarding house. 5114 Fourth street
north. a post-mortem examination
Wednesday afternoon at Connolly's
morgue developed that death was
caused by heart disease. Deceased was |
a member of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians Of St. Paul.
An inquest was held at Connolly's
morgue Wednesday evening over the
remains of the man who was killed by |
a Minneapolis g. ST. Louis train near
Eden Prairie Tuesday morning. a
verdict was returned that he came to
his death through his own neglect, it
being shown that he remained On the
track in spite of the repeated whistles
from the engine. 1t is thought that
the deceased was deaf and dumb man |
named John Bowman, who was recent
ly discharged from the poor farm.
The Crusaders of the Immaculate
Conception parish at their meeting last
Tuesday evening, after some delibera-
tion resolved to commence op erations
on their uew building as soon as possi-
BILE. 1t will be a two-story brick struc-
ture 40x70 feet situated on lot adjoining
the Church Of the Immaculate C0ncep- |
tion, and will be fitted out with gymna-
SUM, bath rooms, reading rooms, hall
and all modern improvements. The
building will cost $4,000. M. j. Nc
Cam was elected delegate to attend
the Rochester convention vice Thomas
Jordan, resigned.
Catholic Orphan Asylum. !
The following circular has been is
y.