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The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
G, T. A. u. Silver Jubilee.

All Che important arrangements Tor the
celebration of the silver jubilee Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Amer
lea, to be held in New York early in All
gust, have been completed.
The convention will meet from Aug. Z
to, Aug Ii. Mgr. Satolli, the Apostolic
delegate, will celebrate pontiical mass in
St. Patrick's Cathedral, and the most con-
spicuous Of the Catholic clergy and laity
in the country will be present. Archbiah-
co Corrigan has shown great personal in
terest in the success of the coming conven-
ti0n and has put on it. the seal OF his ap-
prevail He addressed to the committee
an open letter.. which was sent out in cir
cular. form last week to the priests
throughout the archdiocese. The letter
says:
"The various arrangements for the Ma
tional Convention Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of America, which will
be held in this city on the 7th Of August
next, have interested me deeply, and !
hereby give them my cordial approval l
am certainly pleased that the most rev.
erend Apostolic Delegate will honor the
occasion by his presence, and that the SOL
enan mass commemorative of the silver
/ JuOliSC SclLulSl 41S VI GAL VI A6ssAtAACioAA w
servedly held in high esteem will be cell
ebrated in the cathedral.
''permit me to express the hope that the
priests and people of New York take such
an active interest in this important event
that the convention will be memorable
one in the history Of the temperance
movement. 1 trust also that the conven-
tion may awaken new zeal in Temperance
work and on more distinctly religious
lines, as suggested in previous letter,
and that the coming year, wherever possi-
BILE, confraternities may be established
with the consent Of the reverend pastors
throughout the entire diocese
The Rev Alexander P. Doyle Of the
Paulist Fathers, the general secretary Of
the National Union, said: 1T is estfmat-
ed that there will be an attendance Of not
fewer than 10000 people from all parts Of
the country They will be the guests Of
the Church in this city by the action Of
Archbishop Corrigan, who has made the
affair an archhiocesan instead Of g. local
one, as 1t was in the beginning. =
On the opening day of the convention,
after services in st. Patrick's Cathedral,
there will be- parade Of the delegates and
others, attending the exercises. In the
evening there will be meeting in Carne-
gle Hall, with speakers from all denorai-
nations The business sessions Of the con-
vention will be held in Columbus Hall, on
West Sixtieth street.
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An HystOric Myth.

There are few of the schoolboys Of
several generations preceding the pres
ent who do not remember being taught
that Gen. jackson won the battle of
New Orleans by throwing UP breast-
work of cotton bales and meeting the
British assault behind them, says the
Boston Herald.
A dramatic account Of this was in all
the school histories and several others,
and the novelty of the affair appealed
vividly to the imagination. The cold
facts Of later history prove this all to
have been fiction. Henry Adams, in his
history of Madison's administration, de-
scribes the battle Of New Orleans and
mentions no such feature. McMaster,
in his latest volume, refers to the story
in a note only to say that there were two
or three cotton bales used In one place.
and they were either set on fire or
knocked out at once. =
Jackson's line Of hreastworks was OF
earth, irregularly thrown up and Of va
rying height along It's length. The train
ed sharpsheoters of the West did great
work as marksmen behind it, and so
CALLED the heavily laden British troops
that they had no alternative but to be
shot or retreat before the American line.
The school book story used to be that
the Americans lost six killed and seven
wounded. McMaster places the figures
of killed and wounded at 70. The Brit
ish, it seems, were not all repulsed ac-
cording to the popular story. The II ght
lime Of the American troops was driven
in, and the British left advanced a mile
in the rear of Jackson on the way to
New Orleans.
He was really flanked by this success,
but the terrific slaughter he inflicted up
on the British in the center, involving
the death of the first and second generals
In command; completely dispirited them
and induced the return of that wing Of
their army that was on the way to the
c.ity 4
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Jones VS.. Tanner.

An amusing case Of cut and thrust
was that III which two members Of par
lament were recently engaged, says the
Providence Visitor DR.. Tanner made
a sharp criticism on the Duke Of Cam
bridge, the superannuated commander
in-chief who draws / large salary from
the, nation without rendering any equiv
alent service for it. The remarks Of
the Nationalist member aroused the
wrath of Major Jones, of Penzance, who
gave vent to his feelings in the following
telegram:
i /, .tIn reply to your despicables question
about the Duke Of Cambridge, I desig-
nate you coward. Delighted to give
you satisfaction across the water. Pis-
tolls"
To this the anti Parnellite at once re-
piled: ,5s 5i
!, EsttWire received. Will meet you to-
morrow in Constantinople, under the
Tower of Galata, midnight. Being chal-
lenged, prefer torpedoes. Bring anoth-
er ass.-T Tanner. III
The ironical shumor OF this astounding
answer; was probably lost on the fire
eating major, for another dispatch was
addressed to his adversary IN these
terms: s 4 z q A sgf5 ss
sUnwittingly you have confirmed my
telegram, but not the challenge -
Jones, major s.. /,
Dr. Tanner was again equal to the SIT
suation, for his second message i ran thus:
/ EssSs Wire received. a Sorry you fnnked
the torpe % Gonst antilao. no.
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DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.

r,;,,,a,on No. 1---Rresident, Miss Alice
ras a0o Union st Sc. ~ - !
lrWi rWWiics-president. Mrs. NJ. J. Gill;. 324 ca-
da. saar:4arv. az Mrs. u. Lane, 1925 9Th st NJ
treasurer, Miss Francis McNamee. 1921
9Th st S. ..,.
.1,,tl, .t 1O1 Washington av s. -. 4
1i4s,t 1si,.isinn No. 2-President, Mrs. Al. =
para n>sea4 University av NE. - 8
01l 0'1Wl;s.ce.president. s. Mrs. r. ]. Hayes. 1ss
9Th av NE.
wi = Tinancial secretary. Mira. - ], Daily.
'01s Trsagurer, Miss Nellie Ring. 2o1 Broad
way. 4sS( s3 - -. -. =, =. Sci $lsB5
{ w = Msata = Cd and ,4th Thursday evenings
81 month at st. Anthony hall. { sT5s T5
- Tivision No. 33-P President, Mrs. Mary
n6eNally. 1sA3 Crystal Lake av II. !.
vice president, Mrs. H. Breen. cor. 5th
Financfaf B secretary. Miss l1orris.
I Rs1ordlng sec Icy
y iI
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The RULES OF ETIQUETTE
Some Suggestive Hints Offered to
Catholics for Their Instruction.

Catholics for Their instruction.
Mrs. Dalghren says in her book on the
social and official etiquette of Washing
ton that it is based on personal observa-
tion. Suppose we try our hand on some
rules of the etiquette ,of the church, also
from personal observation, says the Cath
olic Times.
/. Plant yourself in the first scat OF the
pew, so that persons may run the rlsk OF
breaking their legs in clambering oyer
you. 1t is undignified to step out into the
aisle to let others into the pew.
|, 2. DO not hurry if you are late for
mass 1t looks we'll to come in a. little
late. If the priest is preaching ne Wlll.all
the better observe your pious demeanor
3. Take your time after getting out
YOUR contribution. The collector doesn't
mind waiting few minutes.
a. Look up into the choir to see who is
there. People will think YOU have taste
for music.
5: If you have no PRAYER book do not
say the beads. People will conclude that
you de- not know how to read.
g. Go early to mass by preference.
Yoi, have heard the same sermons 30
often that you know them by heart, and
YOU sing better than anybody in the
choir.
Z. 1t is not fashionable to go. to vespers
except on the greater feasts, when there
is extra music.
8. Call on the priest in the eacristy Inn
mediately after mass, before he has taken
off the vestments or made his thanksgiv-
ing. He will be delighted to see YOU !.
2. Arrange with him to say mass at an
hour to suit your convenience, SO that You
may so to confession and receive commun-
ion. Hand him a trife in an envelope.
The queen OF Spain always did this
10. Don't make the stations Of the
cross. K People will think it is your PEN
ance. ssS 5 Z
IL. If a gentleman stand in front Of
the church and -ogle the girls as they come
out, nothing pleases them so much. sslG
12. II is not..deriguer to raise your hat
or to bow to priest on the street unless
you are sure that he is carrying the bless
marks.
13. Priests like to be talked to III the
cars by everybody. Nothing 30 delights
them as to be surrounded at a picnic or 9
fair by q beyy Of young ladies who are
all laughing and talking at once.
Il. When a priest pays you a visit re-
member that he wants to converse about
nothing but pew rents, missions, Sunday.
school and the bishop. These topics are
light and entertaining.
Is. Always call on the priest at or ini-
mediately after his dinner hour.
is. Unless a sick person is quite I'LL,
YOU need not summon the priest until late
IN the evening, when the danger is proba-s
ble. 4s
II. 1t shows a spirit of confidence to
ask ti,e priest all sorts Of questions about
the people Of the parish. He win 4 admire y Il
yotN. real q ii,s.
b 19 treat the priest as 4 superior, an
Eangal.c being He never Isl i'll never has
r. headache, neyer weari lies In we'll doing
never neetis, ~ iien, q newer sshard
fors % 81 isfs se never elyies
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DIVISION OFFICERS.

A
County Delegate--T. Connolly, 52S Penn
av N. :
Division NO President, J. J.. Fftz-
gerald, Plymouth Clothing House.
Vice-president, Garret Nolan:
Recording secretary, W. Tillisch, 24ol
81 st S.
Financial secretary. J. J. Lane. 1875
Aldricf av N. .s* ~
Insurance secretary. W. Archer, Brown N !.
ing, King & Co. w.
Treasurer, H. Butler. Thielen Hotel. 7
Meets I'd and 4th Sundays Of month, at
252 First ay S. s.@..g s$5=. j-g
Division No. 2-President. p. Kenney.
2426 18th av. 8.
Vice president J. Allen, 616 11th av s.
Recording secretary, Felix McNamee,
1927 9th ct s.
Financial secretary. P. ]. Kinnane, S11
Sth st Sc.
Treasurer, M. j: Gill, 1924 Cedar av.
Insurance secretary, John O'Grady. 252
18th av S.
Meets list Monday evening and Sd Sum
day of month at Labor Temple, cor. 9th
av S. and 4th ST.
Division No. president. N. c. oCon-
nor 9l1 I'd st NE. f
vice-president, J. r. Walsh. S15 9Th st
south.
Recording secretary. p. Minogue, 1928
Main st Me-
F'inancian secretary, Fl. ). Hays, 1873 Sth
av NE. a$.a.
Treasurer, T. J. Ryan. ss3 Summer st:
Insurance secretary, j. ]. DAILY, 1913.
Jefferson st NE.
Meets Cd and 4th Tuesday evenings at
St. Anthony He'll. e.5ss
Division NO. president. ). c, Gub-
bins, 61e 5th st n.
Vice-prestdent, j. Gleason, 2505 Elmer
son av II.
Recording secretary G. b. Hoy. s15 5th
st N. .;
Financial secretary, NJ. M. .somers, 1901
goth av N.
Insurance secretary. p. Mitchell. 527
Plymouth av-
Treasurer. P. Flaferty, 564 Nh av N
Meets LIST and Sd Fridays Of month at
7:sO p. M, at Odd Fellows hall, cor. 10th
av n and Washington.
Division No. 5. Edina-Prestdent, D, ].
Ryan. .s ~.
vice-president, W. T. Ryan.
Recording secretary, T. M.sO'Meara. !;
Financial secretary, NJ. Gleeson.
Treasurer. J. T. Delaney. s
Insurance secretary. T. J. Moriarity.
Meets Cd Sunday of month at 3 o'clock
D. M in school house, P. 0. Cahill.
Division No. 6-President, }. B. Muir
phy. 2sa5 18th av Sc
ev S.
Financial secretary, e. II. Martin. 241o
10th ay S.
Insurance secretary. A. M. Smith, 25s1
Treasurer, Ed Quigley, ,17l2 22d st g.
y Meets at A. o. u. w. hall, 2413 Bloom
inRton av, I'd Thursday evening and s4th
Sunday afternoon Of month. 2:3O O'Clock
Division NO. President J. =. Lyons.
18th av N. .I.aas j
vice-president, I. y. Walls, 404 9TH
av S.
Financial secretary, G. Gillen, 6as s7th
; Treasurer, NJ J. Allen, 5e2 9Th av N.
Insurance secretary, ]. Cummings, IL
Sd st s.
at odd Fellows Hail. cor. 9th av " and
Lyndale. at 7:3o p m.
division No 3-President, J. G.. Shee-
han. Cannon Grocery Co.
Vice-president, j. c. O'Keefe, 320 11th
st S.
Ninth st n. -
Financial and insurance secretary, J.
Rhatigan, 1902 list av AZ.
Treasurer J. j. Taaffe, z213 10th av s.
Meets I'd ard 4th Monday evening OF
month. cor. 26th st and Stevens av.
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w1NoNA COUNTY.

County President--John Sherman. VIZ
Division No. /. winona--President Jas.
Hughes. -.
Vice Pres.-George Rowe.
Rec. Sec.-George Fitzgerald.
Fin. Sec.-Michael Ryan. !
Treas and Ins. SEED. OBrien.
Meet first and third Tuesday evenings
Of month at st Thomas hall.
Division No. 2. witoka-President Luke
Magic. L.. j..
Rec. Sec.--J. E. Nolan, Rnshford T. q.
ms. Sec-Jeremiah Moran, Sr.
Meet second Sunday ct month a. WI.
Daughters of Erin, Winona-President,
0.15 Vice-prestdent. Miss Nellie Fockens...
+ Secretary, Miss Mary Eice.
treasurer. Miss Mary Fockens-
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SCOTT COUNTY.

County President-F. J. Leonard. Jor-
dan. =.
Or. G. r. Maloney. ,a4a ~
Vice Pres.---M. F.. Pendy.
Rec Seo.-1. B.SConlon.
FIN. Sec--J. r. Kilduff.
Traasurer-Daniel Callahan. ~
Ins. ,Sec--Wm. Fitzgerald. .,..
Meet first Sunday Of month.
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MOBILES COUNTY.

Co. pres, w. M. Finley.
Div. No. /. Ellsworth-Ptes. ~. Hol-
Vice-pres.. T. Burk.
Rec. sec, F. J. Ash.
Fin. sec, n. J. Murphy.
ms. sec, j. Burk.
2 Treas, M. Fahey.
Meets LIST Sunday in month at 1870 p.
.sand 4th Thursday evening at $3.50 in
X. of p. hall. . s.s
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SHELLEY. COUNTY.

County President-W. r. Tahey, Green
Isle. >.e. -:
Division No. l. Green 1sle-Presldent
Daniel Myers. I
Vice Pres-M. Mcmahon.
Rec Sec.-J. A. shortall. !,
Fin. sec.-Peter McGrann.
Treasurer-Thos. Morrin. >
ms Sec-M. McMahon. i
Meeting first Sunday In each month.
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u1RERNIAN RIFLEs

CAPTAIN, J. W. Doyle, 25os. 18th av 8.
1sf lieutenant, F. g. Kealy.
ID lieutenant. F. J. Kinnane. !
Racnrding secretary. Robert McNama-
ra 2t6 lst st N.
Financial secretary. William Myers,
1910 Wa shington st NE:
VI Treasurer. William McGrath.
nr;lI every Wednesday evening at ST.
Anthony hall, cor. Second st and sth av.
NE.
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.BRA1NERD, CROW WING COUNTY.

County President, VIM. Earron.
President-James Cullen. .sss
Vice pres.-Jarnes New. ~
Rec. sec.-Daniel Doran. sy
Fin. and ms. Sec.-T. II. Murphy. .3
Treagurer-Felix Graham.
Meet second Wednesday evening at
8 40 o'clock and fourth Sunday at $50 p.
n, !, OF each month in Peabody and Bak-
er:s hall. corner Sixth and Maple streets
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CARLTON. COUNTY.

90. pres, G. stapleton.
Division No. /, cloauet-Pres, M,
O'Meara
Rec. sec, G. n. Quinn.
Fin. sec, J. Peacha-
Ing. gee, J. Ryan.
Treas, J. P. Brennan.
Meet "a and 4th Saturdays Of month at
knights OF Pythias hall.
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LIE suEuR COUNTY.

LIE SUEuR COUNTY,. "tf%21
County President. ]. r. stratton. -Mont-
gOmery. ssj..,.- .g,, Is
Division no. /, st. Thornas-Presideat
James Sullivan.
VICE Pres.-J. S. ODonnell.
Rec. Sec.-J. II. Burns.
Fin. Sec.--W. II. Duane.
ms Sec.-Jaues Doherty. '.e
Treasurer-E1enry Regan.
Meet first Sunday In month at o1Gsoek
D, m. at St. Thomas. - -
Division No. 2-President. NJ. J. Hal.
Ioran.
wee Prez.--Michael Skelly. j, !..a
Rec. Seo.-James McGinnis.
Fin. Sec.-f;ugene Osborne.
Treasurer-Peter Morgan. .0
ms Sec-M. G. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday OF month. AdGresA
LIE Sueur.
Division No g. Montgomery-J. R.stret-
ton. president. ,s Y..Is
Vice Pres.-John Sweeney. u p. :, s.s !.
Fec, Sec.-M. Meagher.
Fin. Seer. Devereux.
Ins. sec.-W. A. Kennedy. u.
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. Eg
Meet second Sunday In month.
Division No. 4, Waterv!lle--Dr. e. =.
Doian. president. ~
Vice Pres.-Ed Brophy. T..
Fec. and Fin. Sec.--P. O'Learye
Treasurer-David Connell.- ~ =
Ins. Seed. M. Hunt. =
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HASTINGS. DAKOTA COUNTY. !,
County President-T r. Moran. East

County President-T. F. Moran, Hast
Prestdent-P. Caro1an. ,sl..s..
vice Pres.-John F. Stevens. n!
Rec. Sec-J. "A. Duffy. s-,a
Z Fir. sec,-P. w. Mullaney. N.i Il.
ms. Sec. F. Cayanagh.
Treasurer-J. J. Currter.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues.
day Of month.
& Comfy President-P. F. Kennedy,
7 sDiyision No. l, st. Cloud p.
Il. Kennedy
Rec. and Fin. SEEM. Flaherty.
ms. Sees. r. Doyle. 5-.&s
Treasurer-Frank Gillespie
Meetings third Tuesday Of month at
SWartz's hall.
DULUTH, ST LOUIS COUNTY.
County Preside dent-John Flood.
b Division NO. 1.-Presid ident-John G.
Vice -.President-ad Sweeney.
Rec. sec,-U. Lynott. f
Fin. Sec.-O. ]. Hunt. !. 7i.
sTreasurer-F. 8. Kelly. ,t S,8s
4 ms. sec-Michael Harney.
i Meetings first Friday at p. M: and
Division no. 4. West Duluth President
I wi Vice ,iress. Prss.-J ohm clune.
Rec Secs. sBolger. = M 5s ssss
4 I. .Ein. See. ((3eo.a Carlin. &
l,s9 III y ih.s9 Hsnte 4;,..,.r
ri 40 osloek b.
I'D r5iv1sten ~ a, j. llur.
1,rsAldeli tss 81
s
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sTILLwATER. WASHINGTON co.
= County President, Thomas ]. Dunn.
ri President-M. w. Murray. So s.
% Vice President-T. Doyle.
Rec. Sec.-Wm. n, Welsh. i III,
Fin. Sec.-Thos. Cur1ey. } -. I;
Treasurer. w. Cleary. ig."l
Insurance Sec.-T. w. Welsh. v.
# Meet every Monday evening.
Daughters of Erin-President Miss M.
Crowley, 662 s. Second st.
Vice Pres--Mrs. Thomas Curley. N.
Fourth st. !. ;tl,ts., u Wiz =5..ie
gin. Sec.--Miss "A. Reilly.
! Treasurer-Mrs. G. Gowan.
Meet first and third Thursday evening
Of month at 6. A. r. hall.
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son ao.5 ent.
president. Ann,a .1fullig Il u M q
Ei2thsaYss 81 5.s8 H SgsSss.
Reeording secretary, Lizzie Hall. 2ssS y;
18th avs. d u jg
Fsnanrialg secretary. NelliaH afcInerney.
1918 Bloomington av. 3S ss
14th avs. 81 u } III i;
s5 Meets lst and ga Thursday evening Of
mouth ct "a. @. 81. hall. 241s Blooming
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OFFlCIAl b Tree TOR
'2,l47lgegE'
NATIoNAL oFFICERs.

&. NATIONAL OFFICERS. 4
h p. J.5O' 'Connor. Nationalist resident, Sa-
vannah, Ga. e..ssq. 8 Il q .8iss s$ 3. AZ s:;5s Al
John g. Weadock. Vice President. Bay
City, Mich. :.
/. N. j. slattery, National Secretary. 50
South Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. N
7. ]. Dundon. National Treasurer, I'D
North Water street, Columbus, Q. s.. ts.
f33 NATIONAL DIRECTORS. 4
Maurice F. Wilhere Philadelphia, "a. 4
Edward Sweeney, OF Ohio. 5;
n j. NJ. Clark, Of Wisconsin. s&
James jackson, of Philadelphia.
STATE ERs-MINNEsoTA.
!. State Delegate-J. Mccarthy, StillWa-
ter = .
State secretary-Rev. F.. p. Kervick.
Pipestone. at
State Treasurer. Mahoney, bOS 4ths
St N E, Minneapolis. 4
State Board Of Directors-W. Delany,
st. Paul; J. Callahan, Duluth; p. q.
Hayes. Mankato; DR.: p: ". Buckiey' Ile p 81
Paul; J. ]. Fitzgerald, Minneapolis.
President of Insurance Fund--J.$4.
Kennedy, st. Paul.
Vice-prestdent p. Fl. McDermott. clon- lon
State Secretary Of insurance. John a.
O'Shaughnessy, Saltwater. 5.$. sS
State treasurer Of insurance, J. Sheehy.
Montgomery. a-, ".
Directors Of Insurance Fund.- w
Murphy, Faribault; Hugh Butler, Minne-
apolis; p. j. Kinnucan. st. PAU; '.
O'Donnell, Clontarf; r. Nd. Ryan, Anoka.
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MoRToN; RENv1LLE COUNTY.

County President IT. E. Boylan.
Division NO president, ]. H. Res
Vice Pres.-M. A. Donlon. s@s2Ett5
Il. Rec. Sec q, Reagan. 5a ~
Fin. Seed. 3. Keefe. H. -.
Treas.-T. NJ. Keefe-
ms. Sea-. 1T. Keefe.
Meet second Sunday OF zach month g
p. m. s. q
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a,ls. l.i D
ii aof
Stsk
ssys4Fr 81, q ceoufNrY. | NsI
NJ count rpresident 81 = I q
sI'ists p,sision sst SIS. cIoont.
KS. KS ssssa S'' s'ssszi eszioxu,.
Fin. SEQ. patrick Foley SSss2.
Treas. and Ifs.S Sec O'DonnelI.
Meetings unda n Of month, q on In town
81 Division So. preside +. lent. Ienry Aur-s
Vice Pres. arnes o'connor.. s..
Z Rec Sect III. Dpnnelly.
q. Fin. ana ms Sec. c.P. s. Gallagher. 4
as7s 7sTreasnrer3sssC. Collins. .s5. SO EysSs SIS " Y
y Adress Benson. MINI. Meet first Sun
4, 4 'AvocAs MURRAY COUNTY. ':i. :'s
County President, j. II. Mahoney. ~ b. ;;$
Division No. Il Pres, NJ. Cullen. a
Vice Pres.-T. Dwyer.
Rec Seq. j. Flynn. @ { sss
Fin. SEQ. 3O'Donnell. sasiq NV
aTreasurer-P... Dwyer. r. 5
.Ins. Sec.-P. Keegan. ts II ;-yS,i .s ( ii
/ Meet first Sunday OF each month. Il
r Division No. ., sCurrier-J. Gorman,P Pres
Vice Pres. Thos. McAyoy.
Rec. Sec.-Janles Keary. Is ss.s
Fin. Sec. Michael Keary.
aTraasurer-Dan Calvin. "a i4{ 2sias3s
ms Sec.-E. Walsh. e.y
Meet second Sunday Of each month y e at
Currie's hall. 4 -, ;s.z,'. 5g
GRAcEv1LLE.sB BIG STONE, COUNTY.
County President p. ONeill.
President, NJ. J. ODonnen. tJ,.
Vice Pres.-M. J. Higgins. ~, S, IS II.
T Rec. Sec.-J.@K. Grove.
Fin. Sec.-P. III. O'Hara. ~.
Treasurer--Alex Moran. NJ .5t
Ins. Sec.-Joseph Brennan. t
Meet hrst Sunday Of month. ~
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,x,.rr,,,r,1aN t1orYN7rv

County pres, Rev e. J. O.Connell:
Division No. /. Madelias Minn.-Pres..
r. Rooney.
vice-pres., J. Griffin.
Rec. sec, O. e. Mccoy.
Fin sec, a. Russell '@
Ins. Sec II. Noonon.
Treas, E{. Farmer.
at Made1ia, A1tnn.
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ls65 46thav s. II
i.tl,.avI ID
| Recordir,g secretary. Lizzie HALL 2525
1stJT q d sSs 5'' Ss
;s'Fsnannia1 f ssecreta ellie McInerney,
1913 BlUoi11fnxton ay.3s ss$
Treaaurer.fMfs nj: III. Cummings. 272e
Mast. = 1, "a ~, evening 81
y nntK = r ~ s. nIss Rlonnineton
aMa oasa - 1. - 1a' '''1ll' Sfis '' ~
81 i, !. y $500 1,r,7,,,nrv
8 fAAA 80, = = s.. ,is. 7, 8,
County Presid dent--L ]. Iierney. 5s' A4f 4
ESMiln avenue ss. Il, " = a.
Ptyislon. NO -Fresident :. Leypen' Z
sS7 hudson ay. J.
Wee, +. Kellel1er. 642 Randolpnnt 4
street. y. - c.,,..., -, =,
81 Rec. Sen. Conroy, S2 Central = Az Wv; w;
/ Fin. set.. ". RMcGoey. 90 Genltral Gllt -
avenue west. - sS& !.
Treasurer-C. 3. Mcbride. 2S7 Harr1- r.
SOD avenue. n s oo,j -. q,
Insurance Sec.-J. Leyden, 9S7 audson
avenue. &
Meets on first and third Wednesdays ol !
montn az Central Block, corner Si&tn = - sat1u :
Seventh streets
~. H.. s, ---..-- !, u ~
Nta,,,,s ,xis'oM osr .lxp. Ireslaeh'' e.
1talus' 11a 44o Wapasna street. M =.
r, Rec. sec.-W. II. Burns. lss y Front On st: ,
Fin. Sec.-P. J. O'Connen. 1875 Edmuno
st;
Ireasurer-sB. Ryan, 242 smith aV:
Insurance sec.--J. j. strapp, 4Ss Pleas
ant av -
Meets on second and fourth Wsunes-
Gays OF month at Central Block, COEhsf
Sixth and Seventh SITS.
| III - -. -.
4eS T., 81 anthony ax.
VICE FIeS-M. ScaniOn, 04o MlS5AssippA
I Rec. See. J. Cannon, 4s7 Oakland
aN:..22ss .t
Fin. sec.--J. H. Foley, 52s Collins st.
8. Dowlan, 35 Easf E!1s:s ~. 81
Insurance Sect. McManon, s25 50.
FRANKLIN ST.,
Meets on the first and third Ihursaay,s so, !,
Division No. 5.-Prestdent. 7. j. Doyle,
1871 Ramsey st.
Vice Pres.--J. Dooley, Merriam Park.
Rec. tsec.--J. Fl. Gallagher. Merriam
Fin. sSec-J. j. Twohey, Merriam Park.
Treas.-Ml McGraw, Merriam Park.
Insurance .sec-W. Geraghty, Merriam
Park. ~
at Columbia Hail, corner University and
Division No. 6--President, r. "A. Grant,
73e Logan st. :. 1885,.
Vice Pres.-B. p. Mcdonald. BIZ GOOD
Rec. sec.--p. Doyle, 279 Goodrich st.
Treas.-.T. s.. sheehan, $50 Albemarle
st.
/ Insurance Sec.-A. e. Thomas. 437 E..
Firth st. )
Meets on the second and fourth Tues
days Of month at Central Block, corner
Sixth and Seventh SITS. :E 81
Division No. 7:-President. NJ. Doyle.
Vice Pres.--J. Manifold, 22s E. Con-
gress st. &.
Rec. Sec. slavin, 1877 Isabel st.
Fin. Sec. J. Prendergast, 1e0 star
Asg Treas 81, - Nar,e sss livingston av.
Insurance sec.-J. J. Griffin, 81 W. Win
fired st.
: Ne Meets is on second and fourth Fridays Of
ST. ST. Paul. 81 T. y = 1-''AS'e'' 'e'''' ''"'''
Division No, s.-president, NJ. A. Con-
Wee Pres.-Robert Dillon, 81 Case ct.
Rec. Sect. Kelley. 40 w, Minnehaha
st. =
Traas-.P. M. Moroney. Isl Lafond st.
Meets on second and fourth Tuesdays
Of month at cretin Hall. Corner West
Sixth and Fort SITS.
Division No. a.-P. 3. Hogan. 759 syl-
van st. n-o
r. wee Pfes. m. - loole, soy dt1Te 81.
Rec. SECT ). Clarke' '1Ao hatehlseio
ST;
FIN. eec;-M' =: Hosan' 90 LyIo1l 4ysl Flae'e -
Ifeas.--E. A. WniIe' % A1.cnneia ST. -o
insurance oec.--J. Z. |onhoi!y' ''S
lark aV,
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
WA vERr,v WRIGHT couNrY.

WAVERLY, " WRIEHT COUNTY.
7 County pres, ". Quinn
pres, j. Kelly. a., q
! Vice-pres., r. F. Kelly.
Rec. sec. G. Nolan. n:
Fin. sec, w. ]. Walsh. -,
Treas, C. O'Hara. r !ts
Ins. sec, c. H. Cullen. - .i.'|4l