The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-08
ST. PAUL.

Mr.. Lewis Evans, Of St: Louis, Mo-,
was in the city Friday,
Mr.: G. G. = ans, Of Dubuque, Iowa,
is u the city guest Of Mrs. Emma Clio.
~ Adame o. sEsparanza Luis arrived
n the city Yesterday, and is the guest
of Mrs. ]. Adams, GAG Robert st.
Mrs. Mamie E. Williams, of Chicago,
enroute to Helena, Mont, was in the
city Thursday. She will spend few
days here as the guest of Mrs. Emma
Glover = #&8 i III
Transient visitors to St. Paul, and
single gentlemen, who desire first class
lodgings, can usually find Accommodations
at Mrs. Emma Glovers No. 1914 Robert
street, corner of Sixth. s&sE.ob
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Lyles will sing a
duet; Miss Georgia Taylor will render a
guitar solo; MIL. F. De Lyons will give
one of his tropical songs at the Odd Eel
lows entertainment next Tuesday even
ing. ..-.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Colored Catholic church at 1000 O'Clock
a. m. tomorrow, Father Sullivan officiat-
ing. Sunday school at IL m. Evening
services at 7;30 conducted by Father
Stanley. .--..
Messrs. Kellis Bowen, of Magee's and
Andrew Jackson, of the Ryan are con-
testing for the prize to be given by the
odd Fellows to the one selling the great
est number of tickets for their entertain
ment Tuesday June II.
Rev. William Gray and Thomas
Combs, a brother of Taylor Combs, who
was so brutally murdered at the Roches.
ter insane asylum, went down to Roch-
ester Tuesday'to investigate the case and
see that justice was done in the matter.
Monday night at the Peoples, blow
for Blow" Tuesday, special perform
ance of "Young Mrs. Winthrop" for the
benefit of st. Luke Hospital; beginning
at Wednesday matinee and running the
rest of the week, "How she Loves Him. :"
Madame o. Esperanza Luis will speak
at st. James Church, Sabbath evening.
All are invited to be present. A cordial
and free welcome is extended to all. AT
a future date this popular oratress will
deliver one of her famous lectures at
this church.
Mr.. E. H. Sothern, and his own COM
pany, under the direction of Mr.. Dan
iel Frohman, manager of the Lyceum
Theater, New York, will appear at the
Newmarket next week, in THE High
est Bidder" and lord CHUNKY" Sat.
urday matinee, only.
Mrs. Courtney Brown, mother of Mrs.
W. H. Dover, of the West side, died on
last Wednesday, the 18th anniversary OF
her birthday. Her funeral was preach
Ell at the house yesterday by Rev. J. M.
Henderson at o'clock. She was burr.
ed in Oakland Cemetery.
The members of Pioneer Lodge are
making great preparations for public
installation of officers on Monday June
"a. There will also be other attractive
features which will make the occasion
one ofthe most interesting and enjoy.
able ever gotten up under their auspices.
The ladies and gentlemen who are to
be principals in the operetta 'The Belle
OF Saratoga" shortly to be produced in
this city and minneapolis, are hard at
work under the direction of Prof. John
W. Luca. Mr.. Clarence Washington. a
phenomenal barytone, of Detroit, M1ch.,
is in the city and will appear in the cast.
The meeting at St. James church
Thursday evening, to discuss the late
speech of Hon. Fred Douglass, was only
fairly attended. J. K. Hilyard was call
ed to the chair, and E. P. Wade chosen
secretary. The speech was discussed
pro and con, but no satisfactory result
was arrived at, and the meeting adjourn
ed to next Thursday evening at the same
place.
Mr.. J. K. Hilyard has just received a
letter from Mr.. Frederick Douglass, Jr.
OF Washington, stating that the family
of Jason Browne son of John Brown of
Harpers Ferry fame-is in need of Pc
cuniary aid. Mr.. Hilyard wishes the
citizens to make substantial response
to the urgent appeal and will call upon
them to show their generosity and SYM
pathy for this family, every member of
which is dear to every Colored. person
in the land.
Among those who are to appear in the
programme at the grand entertainment
at Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday June 18th
are: Prof. John W. Luca, Prof. w. A.
Hilyard; Messrs. C. A. Mason, T. H.
Lyles; Mesdames B. Heathcock Wilson.
W. H. Clay, G. A. Russell, T. II. Lyles,
K. Mason Smith, of Minneapolis; Misses
Mary Hunton. Lulu Griswold. There
will be refreshments in abundance and
excellent music by Eureka Band and a
good time generally. Don't miss it. See
The APPEAL for further announcements
next week.
Those who attended the entertain
mental Pilgrim Baptist church last Fri
day night enjoyed treat. Miss Lizzie
Roach rendered q piano solo, Mrs. X.
Mason Smith of Minneapolis, sang
Fisher Maiden" Prof. J. w. Luca, gave
THE Heart Bowed Down. Mrs. B.
HeQthCOck Wilson Warhled ga Tittlo