The crusader., 1890-07-19
THE CRUSADER.
THE CITY.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1890.

Park, 22S N. Villere street. CrOckery
Glasses, &C., for rent on the grounds.
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Monesia, on commission. Address
with stamp. VIM. I'll. MoMURRAY,
Box 1866, New Orleans, Tia.
PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY meets
on the first Sunday of every month, at
q. ". JONES, President,
DAVE BROWN, Secretary.
D1ED-On Tuesday, July 15, 1890,
Ernest Brisco, aged 33 years. The
fnneral took place the nsxt day from
deceased's late residence, 146 John
son street, and was largely attended.
The Hymens defeated the Nation
ais in the match last Sunday. The
champion base ballists next game
will be with the Wilson's Of Carollton
tomorrow Sunday on Peters Ave.
On Saturday night, July 5, sue
cessful Christian entertainment was
had at the Mount Olive B. O., under
the management Of the esteemed
pastor, Rev. I'll. p. Kelly, and
Deacon A. Tillman.
we are pleased to note that Mr..
I. G.. Wynn was elected by Israel
Lodge No. 1871, G. q. 0. 0. r., at
meeting held June 10, delegate to
the B. M. O. which meets in Atlanta,
Ga, Oct. 5. The selection is q good
one.
MARR1RD-Monday,July IA, Joseph
inc Canon to Henri Lubin. Though
both are Of this city, they have left
for Chicago where they will here
after reside. THE CRUSADER tenders
It's best wishes to the happy couple
for success and prosperity in their
future home.
D1ED-We ednesday, July 2, 1890,
Rev. R. Raphael, aged 66 years. He
was buried the next day from his late
residence on Claiborne street, be-
tween Clio and Erato, by the Mount
Olive 3. A., Rev. Fl. 2. Kelly con
Quoting the services. Sermons were
preached by Rev. M. Shield and +.
Ollerage.
LIE Silence B. a., at a meeting held
July Is, elected Mr.. r. B. James,so
licitor and reporter of The CRUSADER,
Grand marshal for its sixth anniversa-
Iy parade, to take place Oh October
IL. On this occasion Mr.. james in.
yites the staff and employees OF IHI
CRUSADER to his house to partake ol
refresments with the society.
a grand rally will be given for the
beneRt Of the Morning Star Free
Will Baptist Church o.morroN
Sunday, at the Urquhart Stree'
Church. Services will begir
at | O'Clock p. m., and hey
H. Simma, the pastor, requests
the captains of the several tribes an'
their assistants to be punctually q
hand. Rev. e. Freeman, secretary
The Ladies and Gentlemen Friendshi
M. A. B. A. will 6 i've their first plcnl
Monday, July 81, at Spanish Fort, for th
benefit of their tomb fund. Nothing WI
be spared to make the affair grand on
There will be dancing from P. N. to q.
Music by the Excelsior brass band. AZ
mission 25 cents. We invite and hope
see ali our friends. Arrangement con
mittee r. B. Johnson, chairman; Mi'
+. Garrett, chairlady; A. Johnson, Sc
retary; J.. B. Russell, Z. s. Swan,
Fournier, P. Gray, l.. w. Gray, A.
Perkins. w. I'll. Peyton I'll. L. Adams,
T Poree. Jr.. Miss S. Bulliard, Mrs. IN.
potts Mrs. S. Cole Mrs. A. Johnson, MI
M Jackson, Mrs S. Hooper, Miss 0. Forbe
M. A. Lee, A. P. Randolph, ex-officio
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brunious,
few evenings ago, gave delightf'
narty in honor Of the christening
their little son. Among those pre-
ent were Misses Irene and Elod
blanchard, Emma Bernard, Soph
Tabares, Widow Jos. Llopis, Rao1
J. and Chas. Llopis, Felix Mignt
Chas. Learson, r. Stano. Jos. and
Moss, F. Kenner, M. Hutton, p. I
Moss. Il. Blanchard, M. i. Gui
laume. A. Matthew, Sam Kopanel
Nj. Llopis, NJ. Richard, r. Cousin
and The CRUSADER man.
The Co-Operators Companions D
batting Social Circle will give grar
festival and picnic, at Loeper's Far
on Sunday, August 81. Gener
Committee: A. r. Saloy, ehairma
e. J. Duplessis, ex-officio; p. :
Palao, treasurer Jno. B. Rey, seer
tary /; T.. Ell. Matthew, NJ. Il. Davi
son, Geo. Doyle, Geo. Simon,
Durald, R. J. Blasco, Frank Fey,
B. Dupr6, o. G. Broyard, j.
Pratts, Leon Daliet, A. Nj. Duple
ais, o. Fournier, G.. Caste, Jno. "
part, Jno, Demaziliere,F. Doyle, -
Cognolatti. No lady will be adm
ted without an invitation, which G.
be had from any member OF the COZ
mittee and is strictly personal. 1
following delightful programme p
been arranged for the occasion: at
,. m., rope jumping, prize, fan !;
3. m., greasy pole, prize. silly
watch 6 p. M, ladies foot race, ?
wards, prize, monogram 8 p. I
grand display Of fireworks IL
n, grand military drill By the Ia
Cadets. Dancing from 3 p. m. to