The Irish standard., 1890-02-15

ing at Bloomington avenue ard 26tt
street has offered as an additional in
ducement to The Board OF Education ar
adjoining alley, which will make the
tract IL feet wider. The consideration
asked is $4,000.
Mrs. +. j. Koran entertained large
party at progressive euchre last Tues
day evening at her home, 10Y Highland
avenue. Miss Klttie Koran captured
the progressive PRICE" and Miss Mary
Quinn the ladies' lone hand prize. S.
Kulliher carried off both prizes from
male competitors.
The council committee on paving and
sewers held a joint meeting Monday,
aud decided, after hearing statements
from interested parties. not to cancel
the order for paving Eleventh street
from Nlcollet avenue to Sixth avenue
south. The sewer will be put IN before
the work of paving begins.
At the meeting of the Catholic orphan
board, Tuesday night, at the residence
of Fir. Byrne, it was decided to build a
residence on the asylum grounds, to be
occupied by the chaplain. His duty
will be to preside over the parish in
Carroll settlement. The meeting was
presided over by Archbishop ireland.
The st. Anthony Crusaders will cele-
brate St. Patrick's day W th an enter
tainment at East Side Turner hall on
the evening of March II. An address by
Rev. James Reilly aud farce comedy
by members of the society will be among
the features There will be other at
fractions which will be announced later.
at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception at O'clock mass last Wed
nesdav morning, Mr.. William J, Sayer
and Miss Maud Lacy were United in
marriage by Rev. Chas Corccran
The bride was assisted bv Miss Della
Sayer and the groom by James M.
Lennon. Mrs. Saver is convert to
the Catholic faith
At a meeting of the Minneapolis M 49,
ter Plumbers Association, held last
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected j. S. Kearney, president +;
j P. Courtney, vice. president; Jacob
Site, secretary; &C. Cauvet, treasurer;
J. o. Sawkins, sergeant alarms; j. 2.
Courtney, E. c. Cauvet, E. Button, H.
Kelley and john St. Leger, executive
committee. 5.."
1t has been proposed by the news
paper members Of the Chrysanthemum
Club who were also members of the
defunct press club. that the property of
the latter be loaned to the former. In
return room is to be maintained at
the Chrysaptbemum club house for the
use of newspaper men. The governing
committee met Wednesday night to dis.
cuss the matter and fill two vacancies
on the board
At the meeting of the council COM
mittee Tuesday afternoon a protest
from residents Of Cambridge street re-
Gently ordered opened, was considered.
There were several who claimed that
they had been too heavily taxed in pro-
portion to their neighbors. The matter
was purely an error on the part of the
commissioners, and will be rectiAed,
The committee referred the matter to
the attorney.
The Minnesota Real Estate Dealers
Association held an executive meeting
at 26 Washington avenue north Wednes-
day morning. 1t was decided to estab.
lish bureau of Immigration and in
formation in which other interested or
CARNATIONS will be asked to cooperate.
The Real Estate and Financial register
was made the official organ. President
2. A. Mccarthy, of Morris, was re-
lected for 1890.
At the meeting of the park commls-
sioners Tuesday afternoon, the COM
mittee on the Todd's Pond park report
ed in favor Of the abandonment of the
project, and the board accepted the re-
port. adopting the accompanying reso.
luton, which means the abandonment
of the whole scheme. A petition was
received asking the board to establish
triangle park at the corner of Fifth
street and Eleventh avenue north.
A. J. Blethen says he will not accept;
the proposition of tue city to com
promise the matter Of reprinting the
city records DESTROYED in the Tribune
building fire. He declares that he is
not demanding charity at the hands of
the city aud that he will not accept the
profered $500 for the work. He will
either DO it for nothing if he Is bound
to. legally, or he will demand 81. 200, the
cost Of reprsnting.
There was something of a sensation
IN social circles when it became known
that Warren Hill, the perfumeur at 6O9
is.ots,