The Irish standard., 1888-12-29
When you Want nice photograph go
to Nye's over the post Office. % south
4th street. Minneapolis. Take elevator.

NJ. Donovan. the one-armed Ca
starter, is back in his old position OF
the corner of Washington and Henne
pin avenues.
G. S. Haze1tine, we'll known Eas
side resident. was adjudged insane
Wednesday and committed to thu
Rochester ayslum.
}, Tuesday forenoon Inspector John P
Hoy arrested notorious character
named Harry Clark Oh the charge Of
) highway robbery.
For Holiday goods in the religious
line, visit the Catholic book store, cor
ner Second street and Second avenue
south. Catholic Home Almanac fol
1889.
Mrs. NJ. K hartman of Grafton,
Oak. and sister Miss Flora MacD Donald,
Of Shakopee, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in the city, retrun'
ed to their homes last Thursday.
The party ander the auspices of Di-
vision No. /. A. O. H., occurs next
Monday night. No pains have been
spared to make the occasion a most
pleasant one for all who attend.
The meeting of the Columbia Liter
ary club, which was announced for last
Wednesday evening, will be held on
next Wednesday evening, January 2,
at Catholic Association hall.
The usual monthly entertainment by
the St. Anthony Crusaderswill be given
at the hall over the school building.
corner OF Second street and Eighth
avenue northeast, tomorrow Sunday
evening.
The Minneapolis Steam Laundry, 100
| Second street south, does some OF The
finest laundry work in the city. Goods
called for and delivered promptly. Tel
ephoue call, 1852. L. Z. Mercer & Co.,
proprierors.
+. Fl. Finnegans residence, al 5000
Hennepin avenue. was damaged some
$500 by fire Thursday morning. Aid.
Kerr's residence at 1920 Washington
street northeast was damaged. $l75 by
the bursting Of a lamp.
at the second annual dinner given
the company and attaches of the
Peoples Theatre by the management
Wednesday afternoon, Manager Ster-
ling was presented with an elegant gold
watch by the company and staff.
A large number of people are paying
up their delinquent tax for 1887. AN
additional S per cent is added Jan. | it
they are not paid. On June l about
$500 600 remained unpaid OF which
about one half has now been collected.
An important meeting of the officers
of all Catholic total abstinence societies
in the city aud county will be neld at
Catholic Association hall, Third avenue
north and Third street, tomorrow, Sun
day afternoon, at 2o'clock. A large
attendance of officers is desired.
Word was received Wednesday 10y
the family of Andrew Marsh, Oh Fourth
street north that he was severely injured
in a railway accident near Topeka,
Kan. They left for chat place Wednes.
day night. He was formerly passenger
rood
Stone Mascns' Union No. has
elected VIM. Finn president, John
Swanson vice president, Dennis Bren'
nan recording secretary, Archie Tul-
lock, financial secretary; Patrick Jordan
treasurer; delegate to the international
convention at Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. IA,
Dennis Brennan.
Lost on Monday evening. December
II. between Boston block and Fifth
avenue and Second street northeast,
probably on Second street car line, a
pocketbook containing $23. Finder
will be literally rewarded by returning
same to Mrs. n. A. Kane, 439 Second
street northeast.
The case of the city Of Minneapolis
against the st. Anthony Water Power
company, was on trial Wednesday be-
fore Judge Young. This case was
to obtain an injunction, to prevent the
Water Power com pany from closing up
the sluiceway through which the water
runs to the East Side pumping station.
Sixty acres Of land in the town OF
Richfeld, q miles from city limits, for
sale cheap; IS acres cultivated, balance
timber; good house, barn, granary,
we'll and orchard, also 100 acres in town
of Bloomington, 81 miles from CITY
limits, for sale at bargain. Enquire
of III, P. Darcy. els Second street south,
Minneapolis.
James Valancour an old man sixty
eight years OF age. while engaged Mon
day afternoon in assisting in tearing
down an old h1ilfinp near the corner of