New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
Christening Of No, p4,s En.in..

Las: nigh: was an eventful one 80 Com.
Philadelphia No. ~ ehristeneI the rev
en s.ae. tn. naUe cAoses il Lizzie EZan. .
young daughter Of One Of Ne. l4s most
hono,ed MeMbers. The members :e:s the
eng snehsuse in . bois, and marched ~ Ms.
Egaa q residence. On Benyiiis stree.. where
ths tiny !i.:!. :odmoshes was taken ar.
seyera! af Aer lady relations ;oisia:. AL
visited So. Jo.eph's Csurch, Common street,
where an immense number Of citizens hasi
songregated - witness che performance.
II seemed as IL ali the ladies ia the .h;vd
ward had met ts participate IN the event.
Huudreis on hundreds Of men wess there.
bu: !hs could NOS zee snuei Of VIVA: vas
going OIL. Il was suffGens - know tast
the boys Of Ne. ;s we're having ehristen-
ing. for this company il prime tavori:e ir
tina, the members found it difficuls to :lose
ar"ur|. 20 go in or out of the church.
M. 7. Leahy. president. on the pass o.;
hi. company. opened the proceedings by
addressing Mr.. Egan, formally asking ger.
m;ssios to use his daughters name for tho
aew steamer. OF course the reqnes: was
granted. Mr. ;. S. Tally respoa dei for
Mr.. Egan and daughter, delverin. = neat
address. Rev. Father Baecher gave Me
machine his blessing and named j..
The company. accompanied by numerous
guests. then seft. ALI marching UP st.
Charles to Julia, TO Camp, down to- Espla-
made. and UP Royal ito the residence o.:
Judge Laresche. whera alf we-e invited in
ta :,ar.ake of som. sefresiing punch. Re.
forming. :he ompany started for Deutsche
Company Hall. There q .pendi! supper.
with plates for over two Hundred. was
waiting. The large soom was quickly
filed, abou: .ne half of sls pa,tici pants he.
in: ladies. s!i si.red 10 fine fashion.
The sceAe Va. indeed bg&l:aH. one.
Aad none es:oy-d 1t more than Iii! the
mem whose N,t:s il ~ Friend il Need.
The table 'S.s sigh: f,r \ hungry slsn. and
Mr. \. "eIntGrter, ElU.t have n >ie Al extra
eSer;!on - make 50 GIs, display. It was
as OCCASION :hss She lads Of Philadelphia
vii: seyeE sor:et. Mr. E,aa furnished
tae snppe: in compliment s.x the noEoe CON
!erred on hi. daus hter.
!stts: .u?ret the company v.tiss.. 10 the
hal: up stairs and enjoyed tie pleasures o:
a dance When the sepovtev left early this
morning il seemed TO ki,a :ia. The !adie.
were only JUS: beginning - en:es ints tie
spin. Of the time.
When this company passed ttiow:h she
streets. with band playing and numescu.
:oscaes '!aring. the engine shining ike bur
nishe': gold. citizens along the rout. with
one accord gave tlsem hearty greeting
an! words Of approval were he ard % every
hand. Sxty-fye uniformed men were on
the ropes, each one the picture Of manhood,
as before remarked No. ~ Acyes does any
thing 6y halves.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsrATE AZ
AUCTION By THE SHERIFF.-Par:icuiaG At.
tention il called 60 the sale ~ auction to
be slade tomorrow a. noon ap the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. by the sheriff of the parish of Or.
leans. Of a iot Of ground. with the build.
dinss and improvements thereon. situated
in the First District Of this city. on Ram.
part street, between Perdiio and Gravier
streets. Fog fal! particulars see advex.
tisement.
Captain James H. Patterson. OF the
Twenty-ffrh United States Infantry, died
at Fort Davis, Texas, Thursday. He was
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