The Irish standard., 1888-01-14

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i The Board Of Directors Of the Mir
|neapolls Celtic Association held a bus
ness meeting at the home of their Chair
man, Hon. Matt Walsh last night.
/, Those who should know say that th
] late John Crosby left an estate wort]
nearer $500, ,OOO than $3.50, 900, as it wa
put in the petition for the appointment
of administrators.
The st. Anthony Crusaders Societ.
will give an entertainment at the ST
Anthony of Padua school building OF
tomorrow Sunday evening. There
will be music. vocal and instrumental
with an address by Rev, James o Reilly
| Judge Lochren, on Thursday, sen
fenced Tim Barrett to be hanged al
Minneapolis within four months, fol
murder of Thomas Tollefson the street
car driver who was killed last July
Governor McGill will fix the date Of
execution.
r. l.. Berglund. a contractor was ar.
rested Wednesday, while attempting tc
tear the roof from tue store of j. w.
Fitzgerald at 420 Hennepin avenue
jim holds the fort and two and a half
years. lease. Berglund boughtthe prop:
erty some time ago.
Minneapolis Division OF the Catholic
knights Of America on Wednesday
night elected the following officers FOR
the coming year: President. John
O'Donnell; vice-president, Richard
Welsh; recording secretary. E. F. Seal
len; treasurer, P, III. Prendergast.
Mrs. Rosa Segelbaum died Sunday,
January 8, at the advanced age Of 76
years. She was the mother of eleven
children, nine of whom are now living,
among them the well-known firm of
Segelbaum Brothers of this city. Mrs.
Segelbaum was held in high esteem by
a large circle Of acquaintance.
Astronomer Splap: of this CITY, in a
letter to TEE IR1sH STANDARD, pre-
diets an earthquake in Florida on or
before February z. Those who have
friends visiting in the orange blossom
state will please take notice and call
them hither. The astronomer hath h1s
grip on Florida---so he thinks
The Young Ladies' Sola7ity ct the
immaculate Conception Church will
glYe literary and musical entertain
1nent at Crusaders hall on the evening
of the 26th of January. The proceeds
will be used to purchase BOOKS for Their
library. Some short addresses by good
speakers will be part Of the enter
tainynent.
AT meeting of the Crusaders T. "A.
society held last Tuesday evening ;a
play committee vas appointed consist
ing of James j. Smith, Bernard Mousse
and John O'Brien, .}r. The Committee
are negntiating tor tia Hsnnepin
Avenue Theatre for the evening Of ST.
P<strick's Day, and members OF the
society will soon .ooulmonce tll1 re-
hears5:. of Il play for the occasion.
The Catholic Orphan Board held its
regular monthly meeting last fl,sesda7
evening, a report of E:laa financial con-
dition Of the Institution was read which
shows that tha asylum is practically
free froo1 deo4 alla q balance in the
treasury lon present needs. There ara
IS inmates Ill the building. 1t is the
desire Of The managers to fad suitable
places for tne larger boys 20 serve their
asnlp it Trades or any other
honorable business pursuit
The 81 Anthony t-'r52saders have
elected nlTicer3 for che ensuing six
months as follows: President, John II.
Smith: vice president Geo. J. I;lrner:
recording secretary. d. ILarfinggon:
slss;5tan5 recording secretary, Joseph
6 arauer; hnaIieia! secretary, George
Davit5t; treasurer, j. y. Kjiroe; mar
shaI. r.. g. Sherry: sergeant st-arms,
JOHN Calvin. Tle saeiety vii! produce
the play entitled THE Afflicted Fam
il;D on the evening Of st. i,atrics'& :;
day.
The marriage ct Miss Mamie Iigh 10
Mr.. Richard Crosby was a pleasant SO
ciaI event OF the past week. The cara
mony was parGoEnei last Wednesday, II
Rev. 2. A. DinaIaGa oifiola1ing. Miss
May Cummings assisted the bride and
Mr.. f. II. Young WAS aroomsman. 4
reception WAS given during the day to
the friends Of the newiy-wedaed couple
at the homo Of the brides parents,
1929 Second street south. Mr.. and Mrs
Crosby will reside al lis East Twenty
sixty street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. [. Byrnes, at their
home, 1901 Third street north, received
q genuine surprise from q NUMBER Of
their youag East Side friends last Fri
day evening. The party arrived at p.
m. fully equipped with everything nee
assary to insure q pleasant evenings