The Irish standard., 1892-12-31

again IN the field, having recently STAR
ed afresh at SO East Seventh street, tha
city. John Is we'll known, is an exec
lent caterer in his line, and in his ne,
and neat quarters will be better pre-
pared than ever to meet the wants OF hl
friends and the public in general. !
choice line of liquors and cigars will al
ways be found at SO East Seventh street
Thursday afternoon in the recount Q
the Second precinct in the Seventh war;
in the Spring Byrnes contest, DR.. Sprinl
made an immense gain Of 86 votes which
with the eight THAT he was already ahead
gave him plurality of "a over Byrnee
Previous to this DR.. Byrnes had beel
slowly gaining upon Spring and wa
within five votes OF him at one time
However the recount of the remainder o
the city and the county precincts ma!
still change the result.
-workers-in fact people Of ever!
occupation and professionalism it IL
their power to pass away their leisure
moments pleasantlyaand profitably by Wis
iting the Labor Temple. A splendid
library has been established there fol
the use of all, where the best books auo
periodicals of the day can always bt
found. The need for such an institution
has long been felt, and now that it hat
been established it should receive 6
large patronage. Mrs. VIM. McArdle is
the librarian.
Captain John w. Doyle, of the Hiber-
MAN Rife Company, was presented With
handsome gold headed cane as
Christmas gift by the members OF bis
company at their meeting held last We'd
nesday evening. The presentation ad.
dress was made by William Hoy. The
genial captain was very much surprised
but managed to make a very neat little
speech of acceptance. John +. Walsh
presented the company with box OF CT.
gars with the compliments of his en-
blowers, w. s. Conrad & Co.
Mother Zavier, of the Catholic orphan
asylum. spent ga Merry Christmas" in
examining the many nice presents which
reached the institution through "dea1
old Santa .laue'' for the dear little boys
committed TO her care She returns
many thanks to the kind people who re.
membered the orphans at Christmas
and especially to MIR. and Mrs. Anthony
Kelly, Regain Bros, Mrs. B. Mahoney
Mr.. p. Fl. Prendergast, Mr.. &c Seal
ler and several others. The boys felt
happy and prayed fervently for theil
benefactors.
Dan Morris Sullivan's comedy company
played "Barney's FAREWELL at Holy
Rosary hall on the evening of December
26 to crowded house. Mr.. Sullivan is
in receipt of complimentary letter from
Father Boomer in which he bestowe
well-merited praise on his inimitable per-
tormances. Miss Eileen Desmond, the
accomplished soprano, sang in Holy
Rosary choir on Christmas day. The
popular troupe will visit Mankato, St.
Peter, Winona and other Minnesota
towns and then return to Minneapolis.
Prof. Dillon Eagan, the noted convert
to Catholirity, will lecture on Sunday
evening, January l, at St. Anthony hall,
northeast Minneapolis, on the interesting
subject: SWAY I left the Protestant Min
istry to Become Catholic" The doors
will be open at 1880, and that The hall
will be filed to it's utmost capacity goes
without saying. This lecture has at
tracted wide attention and led to a coz
troversy between DR.. Eagan aud critic
in one of the daily papers of this city
No one should miss to hear this able and
instructive narrative OF his conversion to
the true faith.
In another column will be noted the
articles of incorporation Of the Phoenix
Laundry and Supply Manufacturing
Company. Julius j. Heinrich, George
E. Ledgerwood and Jacob Rauen com
prise the members of this corporation
doing business at 251-253 First avenue
south. All of the above gentlemen are
we'll and favorably known in this city
the two former having held the positions
of Register of Deeds and Auditor, re-
spectively, for the past two years. Ar
endeavor will be made to make the new
laundry second to none in the city. The
IRISH STANDARD takes pleasure in bid
ding this new business enterprise mag
nifcent success.
A call has been issued to the Taxpayers
of Minnesota for q conference to be held
at the New York Life building in Mime
apolis Wednesday next. The purpose o.
the conference is to consider the Unequal
tiles of the present system OF taxation
and to suggest such changes and addi-
lions as will make the tax laws more
t<or r