The Irish standard., 1888-10-20
ST. PAU L..

4 NJ Il oa1 1A.o 1Is II
/ John L. rwohy and q. w. Guth1idg
are the newly elected president and vic
president respectively Of the Crusaders
The French Catholic fair closed a
Market Hail on Monday evening. ant
a goodly sum was realized for tn
schools Of st. louis parish.
st. Paul Catholics will be pleased t.
welcome back to his home the Rev
James McGolrick, Of Minneapolis
Father McGolrlck's intelligent advo
cacy of ali good works places him il
the foremost ct our Christian retorners
and philanthropisrs.
All Of the players of the st. Paul
bail club have been retained fer next
season, and lovers OF the sport will be
glad TO welcome back big Tom Morri-
sey, Carroll, Reilly, Murphy, and in
fact all OF the boys, who have proved
themselves 70 be good ami sober men.
The board Of. public works have let
dOlph street. to James kavanagh for
$4.890; Lexington avenue, Mccarthy
Bros, bS5,4S5; Arcade street, IL. Ii.
Wade, SIS .323 70. Lexington avenue
when graded will be ninety feet wide
and four and one-half miles long.
The number OF new dwellings which
are going up, especially on ST Anthony
Hill, is truly wondsls'll. Those Ut our
citizens who have not been Oh the
"hill" for month or two would be
agreeably surprised to see the new aud
line residences that are going up Ue
tween Summit and University: West.
ern and Lexington
a few evenings ago Michael O'Neill,
All elderly man, was run down by u hack
en- the corner Of Third and Wabasha
streets, and received internal injuries
from which h. died in few hours
Reckless driving On the part of hack
men and many other drivers, toe, should
be stopped &C once, even if Chief Clark
has to Gail for 1, 600 more policemen.
On Sunday evening, as Patrick Nc
CORY was returning from tho Duluth
shops, he was run over by q railroad
engine and both feet cut off at the
ankles. Death came to the relief Of The
man at 10 o. icck on The
following morning. MI. McGorry was
So years OF age, and Was a man OF even
tempered habits. Industrious and hon
est. BY strict Integrity and hard labor
he acquired 81 good home and compe.-
tence for his family Deceased leaves
"a wife and three daughters, one of
whom is Mrs. James Mulvehlll. of West
st. Paul. The funeral took place from
the family residence, 557 St. Peter
street, on Wednesday morning. and
was attended by large circle Of sor-
rowing friends. May he rest in peace.
Sunday. Oct. II, will be rememb cred
with pleasure by the congregation who
will in future attend divine service at
st. Luke's chapel. AT 1880 g.. IN. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Grace dedicated the new
chapel to God and religion. Father
LAWYER. the pastor. celebrated raass,
and Rev. Thomas O'Gorman, of st.
Thomas Seminary, preached the ser-
mon. The reverend speaker said that
this chapel was the forerunner of a
grand and elegant cathedral, which
would be commensurate with the dig
nifty Of the Archepiscopal See Of st.
Paul. The sermon was an eloquent
and convincing proof cf the truth OF
Gods Holy Word. The music was es~
peciaiiy fine, the choir being composed
Of Miss Schonarth, Miss Smith and Mrs.
Williams, Mr.. Reyes and James Shea,
the popular basso. William Cunning
ham aud James Kavanaugh ushered
the large crowd to the comfort Of all
present. St. Luke's is a pretty frame
structure capable Of seating 500 persons,
The builder, Timothy Riordan, who
aas made record as church builder,
was present and Helped to swell the
con. rlbution box,