The Irish standard., 1896-04-18
STANDARD SIGNALS

y Hunts Hall. and beauty Irritation AID per-
sp.rat:on were very much in evidence. The
night was warm, but the bicycle girl danced
TIL her costume wilted. The cream Of Irish
American society N this city was in atten-
dance AL the ladies were handsome, but
the gentlemen, horror Of horrors, they We're /
anything but good looking. The young I
ladies' who Attracted the most attention by |
virtue Of their charms and accomplish /
ments were Miss Josie Donovan and Miss
May Flsherty, who excelled ia dancing I
while the three prett;est esrls in the lot |
were Miss Mary ". Caskran, Miss Agnes
Hoy and Miss May FlaherfTN The success
Of the ball is due to the efforts Of Brother.
James McCorn.lle Mrs. James Best, Mrs.
GaRghan> and Mrs. Doran, and the young
ladies VINO spent their time N disposing Of
tickets.
The Heart Of Nevada" a very in
teresting and romantic drama by Joseph
MrDerrnott of this city was the attrsc-
tion last night to a large and enthusias-
tic audience at the Lyceum Theater. It
~ u hve-act play. the scenes being locat-,
ed in ASndon and the far western state Of
Nevada. Many of the parts were ex-
Ceedingly we'll taken and elected hearty
applause The work OF Bert McCann,
Hugh Ryan. Miss Jennie Daley, Bess.e
Weismoore and the author, Joseph Nc
Dermott, deserve special notice. The.
play i'll itself is possessed of great deal
of merit and its author has reason to
feel proud of his production. In the
hands Of capable company the Heart
of Nevada ought to enjoy many seasons
of prosperity.
The announcement for the latter half Of
the coming week at the Metropolitan Is that
in.mitab'e comedian, Mr. Stewart Robson,
III d new comic play which u said to De the
best thing. that he has exploited for the last
decade The title Is Mrs. Ponderblry' 5
Past and the play Is adapted from the
French comedy, Madame Mongodin,
which enjoyed three years run IN Paris
and Is still being played with success 10
several Of the foreign cities. The arrange.
ment for the American stage was erected
by r. O. Burnand and he Is credited W ia
producing genuinely fun1y and ENJOYABLE
entertaMment III which the unique personal
ity Of the only Robson is seen under the
most favorable circumstances
The gifted artistic, Mile Rhea, will, next
week at the Metropolitan Opera House, be
seen ID her two greatest triunlpns, Nell
Gwynne," and Josephine, Empress OF the
French" Mr. Paul Kester, the author q
Nell Gwynne, mas made this play an h.s-
torical study, containing most delightful
touches Of comedy, and tender and betuti-
isned speeches are pretty glints Of truth aad
romance. AIT all times he shows the brigh
side Of life and character Of the happy, win
some Nell as well as her great loyalty e
her friends The dialogue is sad to be re
emarkably strong, and the interest admira
bly, sustained. "Nell Gwynne' will be Civ
en- on Monday and Wednesday nights.
1t Is also announced that on Tuesday
night ana at the wednesday matinee spe
"a mill erxrpn nf o
~ interesting Napoleonic drama, Jose
phane Empress Of the French"
Geo. W. Marchant is authority for th'
statement that he has carried through {
deal whereby G. b. Heffelfnger purchases
the property. at the corner Of First avenu'
north and Fifth street for $4,000 cash
Within month $4,000 building will b.
commenced, which, when completed, VII
be occupied by the North Star Boot am
Shoe Company. The deeds we're iiled oI
Wednesday. The building will be S2X14'
feet and VIII stand on lot having
frontage Of los feet on Fifth street and IL
on First avenue north.
Frank r. Hubachek has filed his account
which he asks the court to allow, for tn
term during which he was assignee Of tn
Irish American Bank. The report show
that the assignee received $l6,653.57 an
expended S2.183.34, paying over to Stephe
Mahoney, his successor, 14,43703. Judge
Russell and Beden have made an order i
lowing Mr.. Hubaehek 81, 200 for his fees an
$500 attorney fees for Kitchell, Cohen
Shaw.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. Mar
Weber, wife Of Oscar Weber, the Eas
side grocer. died after a very short IL
ness, at the family residence, COS Mai
shall street, at the age Of 29. The dt
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Mary Mulcare. was born on the Ea:
side and her entire life was spent In ths
part Of the city The funeral was hel
Iast Saturday morning, from the Churc
of st. Anthony of Padua, requiem mas
beihg celebrated at 2 o'clock
B. j. Davenport IS said TO be somewhi
exercised about his bill for services re-
dered III the receivership OF the HeEnep
County Catholic Building and Loan Ass
cation He is said to be under the II
preston that Judge Elliott intends euttsi
the bilI from S100 to SIS, and Is quoted
saying that there are iuries who will gi'
him more.
The lecture delivered by Rev, Faith
Heffron. 81 the Cathedral. Of st. Paul. up
.s'Travels iii Italy and France deliver
last Sunday at the church OF Notre Dame
Lourdes, was an intellectual effort OF I
highest order, n keeping with the revere
gent,emans reputation as pulpit orat
ana man Of thought.
Manitowac, Wis, on Friday Of last we
announced that T. G. Shove, Of the deful
State Bank Of that place, was or that 9
found guilty Of receiving money after
bank was insolvent. He broke down a
wept bitterly when the verdict was
nounced. Shove has been a railroad g
steamship agent at 2321a Hennepin a
nue., this city.
Nc. O'Connor received telegram
Thursday OF last week announcing the de-
Of bis sister, Mrs. Alice Enwright, at
home near Tama, Iowa. and immediat
left for home to attend the funeral.
deceased was "a years of age.
Rev. j. NJ Cleary. Of Minneapolis, J
deliver his celebrated lecture on The
son Play at Oberanemergan, at ST. Mar
Church. Merriam Park, St. Paul, on S
day evening" April %. An excellent i
gram of sacred music will be given
large attendance Is expected from the eli
Tickets % cents
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