The Irish standard., 1892-02-13
TE CAPITAL NOTES.


ago. is rapidly improving, fact which
his many friends will be pleased to learn.
i The case Of the State vs.. ex-County
Assessor Harroup, went to the jury last
Tuesday after protracted trial. One
Of the jurors, however, was taken i'll
while in the j'ry room, and on on City
Ply stefan Ancker being summoned he
pronounced it dipther'a and ordered his
removal. The jury was then discharged
and the case will necassitate a second
trial.
John Kelley, ooe of tho best of stage
Irish mon, supported by Prof. Herman's
comic players, will present that funny
comedy, y and I, at the Grand next
week. The play has been entirely re-
written and is bright with witty dialogue
new songs and dances, and is said to be
funnier than ever Mr.. Kelley is assist
cd by Dutch DAILY the German comedian
and Miss West from the A]hambra, Lon
don.
Dennis Killen, a brother of the late Pat
Killen, we'll known in sporting circles as
a pngilist, died at the city hospital on
Friday of last week. Deceased was
well known and generally liked. He was
but 26 years of age and splendid spsci-
men of manhood, but contracted a severe
cold while taking his brothers remains
to Philadelphia, which afterward devel-
oped Into pneumonia. The funeral took
place from the cathedral Monday, and
was largely attended.
The St Paul Press Club rendered the
State Editorial association a banquet and
ball al the Windsor, Friday evening.
Representatives from nearly every paper
in the state were present, and most en-
joyable evening was passed The post
prandial speeches were numerous, and
events OF the first meeting of this associa-
ton 25 years ago, were listened to with
marked attention. At the time of writ
ing, the association is already in session,
discussing questions OF interest to pub
fishers which will appear next week.
The Father Mathew T.. A. society held
an enthusiastic rally at their hall last
Sunday afternoon. The attendance was
immense and the musical and literary
numbers Of especial merit. MI. Cannon
read very clever paper applicable to
the temperance cause. He was followed
by Rev. Father Casey, who delivered an
eloquent discourse On the effect of Good
Example. To the. untiring efforts Of Mr.,
J. r O'Reilly is due the success of these
rallys, although every member seems to
be imbued with the same working spirit.
The 9th annual banquet and ball of
St. Paul Division No. 40, Order Of Rail.
way Conductors was given at the Mer-
chants, Wednesday evening. The large
and spacious dining hall was used for
dancing and presented an animated and
handsome sight RS the happy guests kept
Siuae to the music of Saibort's orchestra.
ssDud" Condit, as cuief conductor, at
tendel; to the wants Of the guests in the
same happy manner that he annihilates
a mileage book, while Mr.. II. Maloy
looked pleased at seeing the traits Of lis
four weeks hustling 30 fully realized.
About 200 guests were present, and the
N ,nagepl ant desire to thank Col. Welz
and Mrs. Fry, Of the Merchants, for
their assistance in making the Order Of
Railway Conductors 9th annual d sue
cess.
The members of St. Luke's literary So
ciety gave another of their charming so-
eials at the residence of Hon. Judge
Twohy, 736 Iglehart street. on Monday
evening. The popularity of these So
Gals is fully attested by the fact that
the attendance is increasing at each one.
Those who in the past have entertain
ed the guests with music and rscitations,
did SO OF this occasion and with credit
Miss Rosabel Brennan is deserving of
special merit The Misses Egan and
Alderman Gehan were heartily encored
at the close Of each number rendered by
them An elegant lunch was served and
Judge Twohy seemed to have but one
object in view, j. g. to make everybody
feel at home. Among the guests pres
emit were Rev. Father Lawler, CHIEF of
Police Clark and wife, Hon. Frank Bat
tley and wife, Alderman Gehan, G. !.
MCCARTHY and wife, Mr.. VIM. Cunning.
ham and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Tiarney, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnel]y, Mr. and Mrs. McNamee, the
Misses Campion, Misses Bagley, Frank
lin, Brennan, Hanlon, Mrs Egan and
Minnie and Jenny, Miss Cro~
min, Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
VESSEL, ". c.. Danforth, W. j. Cole,
David Hanlon, MCVeigh, Mr.. Flanagan,