The Irish standard., 1892-09-24
\ BY TIE WAYsIDE.

tlOn Will AOlQ an lmpOfGanG meoG1ni
il Sunday afternoon. ss
Candidates cards and election printing
OF every description done neatly at TIL
IRISH STANDARD Job Rooms, 312 Henne
pin avenue.
John McAlister, with Matt Walsh &
Co.. has recently changed his residence
from l4O6 Seventh street south to 1903
Lyndale avenue north.
The Minneapolis exposition closes this
evening. Every one should go who have
not already gone. The programme is
exceedingly attractive.
| We have just received another car load
of oil cloths in all grades, including the
best assortment of stone patterns that
we have ever had. We will set the ball
rolling this week by starting olloloths in
any width at 19c per square yard. s. b..
| Olson & Co., Minneapolis.
The present address of James II. Kaine,
who formerly lived at Chelsea, Mass, Is
much desired by his brother, who lives at
that burg. Kaine also goes by the name
Of Jim Burton, and is railroad man and
an actor by turns. The Minneapolis po-
lice have been asked to look him up.
Geo. Bruhn, the man who escaped last
week from the workhouse guards is no.
torious character. The police know him
as the pal of William Petony, the burg
lar who was shot in this city several
years ago and who was sent to Saltwater
when he recovered. Bruhn is still at
large and the police are ON the lookout
for him.
Last Wednesday the Jews of the city
celebrated their New Year, 1888, accord
ing to the Hebrew calendar which dates
from the supposed time of the creation.
1873 years and three months before the
birth of Christ. There we're appropriate
services at the Tenth Street Synagogue
and Rabbi Marks delivered discourse
on the occasion.
While the workmen on the new ware
house on Third street between Second
and Third avenues south were engaged
in clearing away the trees Wednesday
morning, one of the unbalanced trunks
fell across the trolley wire of the street
railway, breaking it. One end of the
wire struck horse which was passing.
killing him instantly.
John Moriarty and Miss Agnes T..
Kelly were married last Tuesday at. the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
by the pastor, Rev. j. J. Keane. Michael
Gill officiated as groomsman and Miss
Ellen Harmon az bridesmaid. After the
nuptial ceremony the happy young couple
left on wedding tour to South Dakota
where relatives of the bridegroom reside.
On their return they will be at home to
their friends at 1914 Western avenue.
A divorce has been granted to Barbara
Dolan from her husband Dennis, and the
court ordered an alimony in the sum of
$3.50. The defendant is section hand
on the Omaha road, and has property on
Fifteenth avenue north valued at about
$4,000. There did not appear to be much
question but that the pair led a rather
cat and dog life, and the only question
was the division of the property, the de-
cision only giving her the amount of
cash stated.
The manufacture of lace paper is now
industry started in this city, and is the
only one of the kind in this country. The
machinery used is of a very peculiar kind
and has not yet been introduced, the
work being done by hand. The manager
of the lace paper factory, Mr.. Husbands,
has gone East to arrange for the shipping
of machinery, as the labor of making the
paper by hand Is too tedious. Besides
purchasing machinery for his plant he
will bring back with him fifty skilled
workmen.
Last Sunday the Young Ladies' So
dality of the Holy Rosary church met
for their annual election of officers. The
candidates previously nominated by the
council of the Sodality we're: For presi-
dent, B. Gleason and A. Mulligan; secre-
tary, M. Fallon and s. Corbett; treasurer,
N. McCormic and r. Mulligan; sacristan,
M. Crowley and A. McCormic; chantress,
A. Corbett and T. .Speakman; consulters,
Lilly Grove, Mary Murphy, Sarah Cor
bett, V. McWey, R. Mulligan; M. LeDuc,
NJ. Garvey, Z. Hickey, J. Grove, A.
Hughes, L. Mcdonald, E. Eagan. On
the first ballot for president there was q
tie but on the second ballot Miss Glea-
son secured majority. The other sue
cessfnl candidates were: Assistant pre-
fects, III. A. Corbett and A. Leonard;
secretary, NJ. Fallon; treasurer, N. Nc
rorno,c. eacristan NJ Crowley: chant