The Irish standard., 1888-09-01
CITY BRIEFS.

soon as decided upon.
CITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call of THE IRIsH
STANDARD is 1854.
There is we'll authenticated rumor
that Archbishop Ireland will be vested
with the pallium on September 9th.
Archbishop Ireland has been conduct
ing a retreat Of the clergy at Brooklyn,
N. Y, during the past week.
Robert Fl. Graham has resigned the
Office Of President of the Hannepin
County Total Abstinence societies. and
Mr.. T. j. Moran has been elected to i}'
the unexpired term.
The wife Of Mr.. Frank Hvnes, Of Har~
rison & Smiths, died last Wednesday
evening, aged 80 years. The funeral
took place Friday. Mr., Hynes has the
sympathy of his many friends in his be-
reavenent.
The low rates now in effect for imi.-
grant tickets are going to be diseon-
tinued. According communication
from a. E. johnson s. Co., general
agents Tor the N orthwest, the old prices
will again be in force the End of Sep
TENDER.
One of the latest works by Benziger
Bros., of New York, is neat little
book entitled "The Practice Of Human
ity," by his Holiness Leo Kill, and
translated by Rev. j. f. x. O'Connor.
The price Of the book is fifty cents and
is for sale by Catholic dealers.
The Hibernian Rifle Company. by
invitation from the Irish-America11
social club, will give an exhibition drill
at the ball to be given at Window hall,
next Thursday evening, by the latter
organization. 1t will be an attractive
feature of the evenings entertainment.
The first ball OF the season will be
given at Window hall next Thursday
evening. under the auspices Of the Irish
American Social club. The club will
donate the proceeds to the Hibernian
Rife company, for the purchase Of more
uniforms. a large number of tickets
have been sold.
The marriage of Miss Mamie l..
Bradley to 2. Fl. Bradley, WAS solemn
lied at the church of st. Anthony Of
Padua on Thursday morning. A large
number Of friends being present to wit
ness the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley we'll be at home after Ssptem-
Der 10, at Kenyon, MINI.
The Catholic parochial schools Of the
city will open on Monday. The girls
school will open in Catholic 4Associa-
ton hall as before, and the boys Twill
occupy the old convent building corner
OF Sixth avenue and Third street north.
Holy Angels academy Will also be
opened On the same date.
In the diocese of St. Paul the Right
Rev Bishop has made the following
changes and transfers: Rev. 7. J. Glib
bons goes to St. Patrick's church, st.
Paul, Father LAWYER, Of the seminary,
will have charge of the chapel on St.
Anthony Hill, where the new Cathedral
will be bu1lt. Father Young, OF North
Eo11 10 +ropuforrcJ m TaC,,o,r ord
Father Nougaret, of Minneapolis, ex-
changes with Father Martin of Still
water.
Tomorrow (Surday) afternoon. at
1850 O'Clock. the members of the Father
Mathew T. a. society will debate the
question ''Will prohibition be benefit
to the temperance cause?" The meet
ing will be held at Catholic Association
hall, and everyone is invited to attend.
Messrs. Churchill and McGrath will
lead the opposing factions, and every
resource of their mighty intellects will
be used in the discussion of this i'm
portant question.
The Anti Catholic society is not quite
so large as the daily papers would have
it understood. The membership all
told does not exceed two hundred. It
has been started for political purposes,
by few individuals who are jealous of
the progress being made by Irish Cath
olics. The IRISH STANDARD will have
more to say concerning the matter in a
future issue. Professionals are even
more emphatic in their condemnation
of the society than Catholics.
"A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Maurice McInerneY at the res