The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

.:a,.pets, Furniture and Stoves sold
<,r time. Smiths Installment House,
iii Nicollet avenue. i.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder l'j7'r ).
stone and brick a specially. 725 Uni
x-ersity avenue northeast.
st. Stephens parish fair opens on
Monday next at Harmonic hall.
Buy your wood and coal OF John
Norton. room IL, ground floor, Temple
Court. ALI orders promptly filed. Tele-
pl,ona sl4-2.
Y. ". McGrath, room II, Temple
Co,?rt (ground tloor), will give you the
hes. rates in the city On your fire insur-
sAee. Try him.
A plat of Wishart's re-arrangement
# lots 5, and Z, block 46, Highland
.,a1l1 addition. was flied Tuesday in the
register of deeds Office by James r:
{Tjshart and wife,
O. Q. Bowie, of St. Cloud, has been
appointed baggage master at the Mani
to',a depot, in that city. a most
worthy appointment.
l.. B. Nettleson, David C.Bell and
:, &. Sutherland have filed articles in
cooperating the Chesterland Stock
Farm company. The organization has
:. capital stock of S75.N0.
The u. r.. K. Clothing store has q
very attractive display Of holiday
goods in it's window, Mary's Little
lamb is there too and is reminder to
tie public that the U. T. KS goods
arc ali wool and genuine.
Mr.. Peter Gallagher who is promi-
nent in railroad circles at n. j. juno
ton, MINI. was in the city during the
week. Mr. Gallagher had close es-
cape III the recent accident on the ST.
Paul Il Duluth road. coming Off with
only one hand hurt.
The city is made defendant III an
S1l 900 suit brought by Miss Diana
Boudett. who tell Oh sidewalk and
sustained severe injuries. The only
thing strange about this is the fact
that there are not & thousand suits of
this kind against the city instead Of
one.
A. +. Jaeger, of the firm of Jaeger s.
l,homberg, distillers, East Dubuque,
Ill. has been looking over ST. Paul and
Minneapolis during the past week.
The firm which Mr.. Jaeger represents,
and Of which he is the senior member,
does an extensive business in the
Northwest
Charles Scheig died at the Nicol]et
House on Wednesday last from the eff
fects Of an overdose OF laudanum. lie
had lived in this city for q number OF
years, and with his uncle, Philip Scheig,
was proprietor Of the West and N ic-
.ollet hotel barber shops.
An election Of officers OF \. Q. Fl.
Rife Company will take place at Win
dom Hall Wednesday evening. Decem-
berS s. AS this is an important meeting
it is expected that all members will be
present. Regular drill Of the above
company OCCURS each Wednesday even
log at Window Hall.
There was not a quorum present at
the meeting Of the council committee
on railroads Tuesday, Randolph Bur-
CESS: representing syndicate, ap-
:,>eeared ?nd made application for a
franchise to build and maintain a
street railway, running from Lake CAL
houn on Ahirty-second street to Pow
der Horn lake. and thence on Smelling
avenue to Minnehaha. The meeting of
the committee was fixed for Thursday
afternoon of next week.
AT Catholic association hall on
Thursday evening a meeting was held
to make necessary preparations for
opening a night school during the win
ter months for the benefit Of young
men and boys who are desirous of 1m-
their education. The school
will commence next Monday evening
at 7::30 o'clock and continue in session
two hours each evening, Saturday
evenings excepted. There will be an
advanced class in English grammar
and composition. AL Young men inter-
ested are invited to avail themselves Of
the opportunity thus offered.
:. very pleasant progressive euchre
party was given by Mrs. w. H. Norton
at her nome, No. is Island ave-, on Sat
slrday evening last, to invited friends.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present: The Misses Agnes Hoy,
Rose Hoy, Maggie Toomey, Mollie Nc
Carthy, Abbie Gormley, Maggie Ryan,
Mamie Kennedy Lizzie Burke, Hannah
Lynott, and Messrs. j. J. Kinnane,
VIM. Hoy. j John j. Linehan, 7. Casey,
R. Kelly, A. Hayes. J. w. Casey,
- Whelan and J. O'Brien. In the race