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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
AGAINST FREE COINAGE.

Tho Boston Delegation Call ON the President
and Secretary Window.
A committee Of representative Boston bust
ness men, appointed at general meeting held
in Fanueil Hall, composed of persons of all
political parties, called on the President this
morning with Representative Walker. The
committee discussed informally with the Presi-
dent the silver situation and protested against
the passage by the House Of the free
coinage measure. The President, it in
understood, was non-committal As to
his intention Of favoring or opposing
silver Legislation during this Congress, and told
the delegates IL was eminently improper for
him at this time to give any expression regard
ing his views on silver or his future action. The
delegates, after leaving the White House, called
on the Secretary Of the Treasury ana the direc-
tor Of the mint and discussed the silver ques-
ton. Last evening they were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. Walker, to which the entire Mas
sachusetts representation in Congress were in
vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
THE CASE OF CROSS,
He Still Asserts His Innocence of Murder
ing His Wife.

He Still Asserts His Innocence of Murder
ing His Wife.
Two weeks from next Friday is the day set for
the execution Of William Douglass Cross. the
colored man who was convicted of the murder
OF his wife in South Washington.
His wife's death resulted from a pistol shot
wound, and the prisoner still insists that she
committed suicide and that he did not fire the
fatal shot. His counsel, Mr.. C. NJ. Smith, and his
spiritual adviser, the Rev. John Roberts, both
believe in the innocence of the condemned men
and say that even if he is denied a new trial he
will make no confession
The case will probably be decided in the
Court in General Term next week, and in event
OF decision adverse 10 the prisoner il is
likely that the President will grant a further
stay of execution for a month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
COL. BUFORD ELECTED

The New President Of the State Agricultural
society of Virginia.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2S.-The State Agri-
cultural Society today elected Col. A. 8. Bu-
ford IS president in place Of Maj. A. H. Drewry,
who resigned. Col. Buford has accepted
Senator John L. Hart was made vice presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Death of Col. &. NJ. Alexander.


Col Charles NJ. Alexander died last evening
at his residence, No. 1911 o street northwest.
Col. Alexander came here from the west some
years before the war and entering the patent
agency business with his brother, Thos. H.
Alexander, soon built up q large business.
who prepared for it and as a member
of the National Rifles he entered the three
months service. At once be took steps TO or
ganize a command and raised regiment which
served in the war as the second District VOL
unteers; After the war he was prominent in
local politics for time and served in the city
councils.
He was in several engagements during the
war and WAS good soldier. Under President
Johnson's administration he succeeded Mr..
Bowen as postmaster and served about tw o
years. He was prominent Mason and mem
Der of No. Commandery of Knights Templar
and other bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

DON'T ALLOW foUEsELF 20 trine with a cold and
so encourage the development Of some latent pul-
monary or bronchial disease which often ends
faG!iy. You had better cure your cough OF cold Sy
promptly resOrting 20 Dr. ID. Jaynes Expectnranl
AZ old-iime remedy for all coughs lung and throat
affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Work Begun on the Worldb Fair.
Tie first stake was driven and the first spade
ful Of earth turned yesterday morning on the
lake front. opposite Harrison street. Chicago,
in connection with the worlds fair. The dig
ging was begun for the laying of the founda-
ton Of temporary building to be used BY the
chief OF construction and his assistants during
the erection Of the fair buildings proper. Some
Of the property owners whose residences front
on Lake Front Park threaten to bring injunc-
ton proceedings 70 stop the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
THE INDIANS COMING.

1ney Are Expected to Reach This City To-
morrow Morning.
Indian Commissioner Morgan received dis
patch this morning from Special Indian Agent
Lewis, who is in charge of the Sioux Indian
delegation now on their way to this city, that
the party left Chicago last evening. They will
reach here tomorrow morning.
There are fourteen in the delegation, includ-
ing three interpreters. No arrangements have
been made in regard to the hearing to be given
to the delegation. but they will probably have
their first interview with Secretary Noble on
Friday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
The yoiyt-Haas Assjgnmept

In the Equity Court today Judge Bradley
heard the case Of Fera against yoigt a Haas
bill to set aside assignment for receiver. &c
Mr.. Tobriner for complainant and Mr.. Brown
ing Tor defendants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

The case of Joseph Simms, alias Roy Sirams,
and fank Mclaughlin, alias Andrew Muller,
indicted for the robbery at Frank Hofia Store.
was On the assignment for trial in the Criminal
Court tomorrow, but the Philadelphia wit
nesses not having been summoned tbs ssss
will 60 over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
WILTON VELVET RUGS.

No. 20-Sft 3 Il r.. s3O. Regular price. $50.
l9-10ft. I IA n. 4. $50 Regular price, e42.
AxMINsTER AND WILTON
No. 25-sf n I3ft. G. s33 90. Re4ulaf price. s45
No. - Il: ) Ii fl q. SD 10. Regular price. $50
Notice numbers and sizes.
BRUSSELS. MOOUETTE AND VELVET
INTER- RUGS. sc.
WALL PAPER
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS
We desire to CALL SPECIAL attention to our WALL
PAPER DEPARTMENT.
We have now the most complete and varied assert
men; in the city. harmonious in eoorings rich and
artistic in DESIGNS ALL NEW GOODS.
Fox the quality of work would refer any OF
numerous patrons. who have been pleased to ex-
press their unqual fed approval of the skill and
displayed in the execution Of their orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
FoR TIE Toner

There more useful elesan. article than Aysrs
Hair yieOr-the most popular and economical hsr
dressing in the mzrkst It causes the hair to grow
abundAntly and retain the baufy of youth
prevents badness heals Troublesome hunors Of the
scalp and keers Clean cool and healthy Both ladies'
and gsntemen everyvbere prefer Ayers Hair vigor
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. lydia o.
Moody. Z Pittston Me- writes: II have used Ayers
Hair yieor for some time sn1 n has worked wonders
for troubled with dandrun and falling hair.
% thss rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the yiro< my head perfectly clear of daadruf. the
hair has ceased coming and no~ have good
growth of the zane color when q young
woman can heartily recommend the Of Ayers
Hair yisur to any one SUFFERING from daDiru or ios
Of hstz-1
AYER's HAIR vI6OE
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver Co.. Lovsll. Mass.
Sold by Druggists and PerfuBers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS.

No. Is # 3 IL f. 3. go. Regular price. s2.'.
5-Sft- 3 - TT. s2l- Regular price. s2s.
s6ft- Oft. 10. s14. Regular price. sl7.
5-6ft- on. 4. Sl3 Regular price. S16.
4Sft- L Ion. ). $50. Regular price. 81.
3sft- 4 IL ~ 9. SRI Regular price. s2S.
B-Sft- ) Ii q. b. az. Regular price, 81
2-Sft. 4 off 10, els. Regular price. co..
6-Sft- I Ell 3. sa5- Regular price. go.
31-9ft. 3 II f.. 81. REGULAR price. s:s3.
:S-I0ft q IA A.. ss1. Regular price. S35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
She Scaled . Twenty-Five Foot Wan.

Cora Passett, ffteen-year-old mulatso girl,
has escaped from the massive county Jail at
Columbus, Ohio. which has detained some Of
the most desperate and accomplished criminals
OF the country. What aid abe had Is not known,
but shs scaled smooth wall on the aide Of the
jail corridor to a trap door twenty five feet
above the floor, through which she passed into
an unnsed upper portion Of the Jail. From
there she reached the roof BY breaking q sky
light How she reached the ground from The
only means apparent Il ths water spout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
MOQUETTE RCGS.

No. El-Sn sft- o. $40. Rexular price, ga
316ft- Z l0t q, sl7. Regular price. s23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: sam, So; pm, 81; um,
81; minimum g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
MARRIED.

HARBAN-THIAN. Tuesday evening Janusry ~
1881. u the resdenre OF the brides p.nts by the
. Icy; Rather Brady. MILAN 4 HAkBAN ~ An
ton. ID C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

tract, but proposes to enter into five-year or
q ten-year contract for arc lights OF 1900
nominal candle power, at IS cents per lamp per
night, or $164.25 per annum, each lamp to burn
every night from sunset to sunrise, and for
twenty-five candle power incandescent lamps
(2,600 hours each) at SIS per lamp per year.
1t is difficult to arrive at any proper basis
upon which to compare prices. Both the COM
Of underground wires, SO far as concerns theif
public lighting service. Thus far Washington
appears to be the only city in the United States
in which oil the public arc lamps are maintained
wholly by means of underground wires.
Last year, Capt. Lusk says, Maj. Chas. W.
Raymond, corps OF engineers, then Engineer
Commissioner, in reporting upon this subject,
made careful computation of the probable
cost Of operating the arc lamps in Washington
by means Of underground wires and arrived at
the conclusion that ''the existing price of 60
cents per arc lamp per night leaves little or no
Since Major Raymond report was written the
United States Electric Lighting Company has
greatly extended Its conduits, which now oc-
cupy large portion Of the most valuable part
OF the city, for electric lighting. purposes. No
payment IL made for these privileges.
Keeping in view the great value Of these
franchises and the fact that there il an entire
absence OF the competition necessary 70 suit
ably regulate the price of arc lighting in WASH
tngton, believe that that price should not, in
price paid in New York city, last year = ven e
this year, for lamps operated through UNDER
ground wires that d, 80 cents per lamp per
night, or $lsaS0 per lamp per annum.
As q number Of the large cities are now
taking definite action toward placing greater
or less proportion of the electric lighting
wires underground. more extensive and posi-
tive information win soon be available upon
the question Of the fair price to
b paid for are lighting through under
ground wires. For the present do
not believe Il wise 70 enter into . contract for
- long = either i've or ten years, but Il The
price 70 Be paid does not exceed fifty cent? per
contrsct "a nj 70 e.cesd tsrss yssra nn sS
~ suppesitioa that theEs Win b . gradual in
eseass q " nanbr ~ ~ lamps h service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Ma Gray, widow Of the late Andrew C. Gray
and mother Of Senator Gray, died ct hsr home
In New Castle, Del, this morning, agsd eighty
thres yesrs Senator Gray WAS with his mother
during her last hours, having lsfs hsss saeiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Norfolk = Aning mp with oyster drsdgers, Who
ere fleeing from North Carolina waters, e they
~ the governor Of that STATE = making Il TOO
hot Tor hsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
RU6Sh
TAPESTRY RUGS.

No. 3s-loft- K IA r. IL. $50. REGULAR price. s99.
3j-l0ft IA IT. q. so. REGULAR price. Sc>s.
:s1lO n. d Ia IT., Ss,- Regular price. SIS.
I-lOt. l3f =. AL Regular price. 81.
:4-l0ft. - f. u. go. Regular price. sa6.
1s-Sft- 3 X l. IT.. Sl5- Regular price. 81
lO-Sft. x 9ft. =. sl2. Regular price. sid
2l-6r- on o. $40 Regular price. s13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
To he Taken to Vienna.

To BE Taken to Vienna.
This afternoon Inspector swindelh receive
a dispatch from Vienna, Va, signed by K. +.
Clark, asking that the body Of Ora Clark, who
was asphy xiated, be shipped to Vienna. r. T.
Clark il supposed to be the father of the girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
u. N. sHUsTER 4 SONS
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AT HALF RICE.

Ar HALF fRICE
MRS. NJ J. HUNT.
l3sF st. DIV.
Oners her ENTIRE STOCK of Trimmed Bonnets and
Hats both imported and those OF Ter Design, for
street aud evening wear. at HALF PRICE
dssha FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
pkRsoNs wHosE OCCUPATION GIVES But
little victims OF torpid liver and
sp@f.On- carter Little Liver Pits Will relieve yOl.
IFYcC SUFFER- FROM LOosESkss OF BOWELS
u fever and azus AngUst1rz Pittefs Will you
Or Je. saxa. sole naaAnxsesaEsxs- Ask SSas
dIa>DQst-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Gen. Pixies Condition.
There is no change in the condition of Gen.
Pike. He is still quite i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Soon You WnL Be

Thinkia0 of your annual trip abroad and of the
articles that will b Indispensable to comfort Is q
stdseyvvDs nysyzk,
Ne If make in sizes ranging from
- Inch u 30 inch made wsterproof and of rood
terialA 81 % -. 81 10 81. $b.:yO So and ST. 20 A
bottom II - 90 -. 3. % ST. S6 20. 81 81 80.
A inner and stronger grade yet. having extra heavy
leather binding, new lok. extra heavy Besaefner steel
clamps. superior trunk throoaxhoof, 80. S6. 49,
go. Ak g. 81. 1915. $3.50.
Ne give you free with every trunk a strong leather
strap 70 around 10. and make charge for marking
and delivery.
Espaars promptly attended TO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

No. 30-Sft. 3 u Il r.. s3O. Regular price. $50.
I9-1Oft. q IA n. 4. $50. Regular price, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
JULIUS LANsBURGH.

kNoR TWENTY Five CENrs YOU CAN GIT CAB
ters Little Liver hils-the best liver regulator in
the world Don't forget this One pill dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
MRS. wINsLow.s SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS By NIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETH Nc with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENsthe GUMS. AILAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie, and IN the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists m every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Wnslo~'s Soothing
Syrup" and tase other kind - cents . bottle
dL~1y.
II YOU ARE TIRED TAKING TIE LARGE OLD
fashionl ripin pills try Carriers Little Liver Pills
snd take comfort. can't stand everything
one pill adcse- Try them.
NEuRALGIc PERsoSs
And thGsss troubled with nervousness resulting from
care oyrrvUrk will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTKRS.
Genuine has trade mark ami crossed red lines on
wrapper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Hrs EIoHrv-sIxrH BrRrHpXr.-Major VIM. B.
Lee, fondly known by his colleagues in the
Office of the Secretary Of War a. ''Uncie Billy"
celebrated his eighty-sixth birthday today, and.
presented him with . large basket Of flowers
and several handsome presents- He has now
been in the government service for forty years
continuously and IA one Of the Oldest clerks in
the War Department He IL native Of France,
minister TO that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Ten PKH Cent Orr FoR CASH.

We are de.ermipea 70 reduce our very
lanxe stock u: soOfs. IS We cannot afford to
carry them over to anotber season hence we
Offer the best goods We have in our stock al
sr~iuction Of TEN PER CENT OFF FOB
CASH.
We arr aware tina. II We can grove 10 your
satisia.-tiOn that are SELLING CHEAP,
yOu will take a4ivsntaze Of the situation and
buy your goo-is Of Us We need hardly 70
into Particulars. You no doubt are aware
that We keep one of the best lines o: Dress
GOo,is AMI Pine Dress Materials TO be found
IN tins city. and our prices rs low they
can reasonably be sold at.
Oar assortnieni OF Pine Mourning Goodss
particularly attractive, and yoa will save a
Gear ,iiscOun: % ten I~r cent on every do
lar wort.. you buy.
OCILTS BLANKETS, COMFORTS and
ElDEHDOWN QUILTS. TABLE DAdASk,
NAPkI>S. TOwLES and sHEETINGs.
I--,iies' and Cunts Underwear OF tho best
qualities.
CAsHMERES. SERGES. CAMEL's HAIR,
HENkIE1-IA. - CLOTHS, FLANNEL
sSIIIN6s ard in fart che of the hes. as
sdr;ed Of First-ci&ss Dry Goods to b
sound IN this city.
ALL GOODS MARkEDI IN PLAIN FIGURES.
One Prise only
TIN PER CENT OFF FOR Cash.
u. NJ sHUsTER 4 SONS,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
! 3 g err uni H =; Il ! - ! ! ssss
4 90 + 4 IA < < 4 Sass
ds-3n lgs1 PENNA AVE. NV.
RUGSi

RUGS,
RUGSi
RUGS
TAPESTRY,
BODY BRUSSELS.
WILTON VELVET.
ADMINISTER AND
WILTON RUGS.
We have made up and placed on sale the following
Russ at ACTUAL COST:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

To Provide for Free Admission to Mt. Vernon.
Representative Brosius of Pennsylvania in
behalf of John A. Logan Command, Union
Veterans Union of this city, yesterday intro
duced a series Of resolutions in the House
protesting against the charge in the shape Of
an admittance fee for the privilege Of visiting
Mount Vernon, and recommending that Con-
gress take action looking to a conference and
arrangements with the regents now con-
the substitution of ex-Union soldiers, in
place Of civilians, as guides, guards and at.
tendants, &C., such appointments to be made
on the Recommendation of the President of the
United States. For the purpose of carrying out
the recommendations suggested an appropria-
ton by Congress is requested in the accom-
panying petition, SO that under q regulated
pass system visitors may be delivered by q
government steamer to the grounds OF Mount
Vernon free Of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Crvn eEnvIcE ExAxxATIox.-A civil SER
vice examination will be held In this city on
February 10, commencing at an, TO I'll the
position of assistant pomoiogist in the Depart
ment of Agriculture. salary, el,e00. The
subjects Of the examination VIII be: Orthoe-
raphy, penmanship, copying, letter writing,
arithmetic and pomoloey. The last named
subject 10 weighted at thirteen-twentieths Of
the whole examination. Special training In
genealogical science and skil in practical
Pomology are required for the place. Appli-
cation blanks may b obtained Of the civil ssr-
vice commission. Rssidents Of TIE District of
Columbia and females are not eligibls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
COST OF STREET LIGHTING,
Capt. Lusk's Report On the Subject Sent Il
Congress.

PROPOSITIONS RECEIVED FOR Gas AND rrrcrarc
LIGHTING uSDEn CONTRACTS ron ONE, FIVE
AND TEN YEARs-rHE COMPARATIVE COST or
LIGHTING HIRE AND EfsIwHExr.
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TIE Spsrxs o. ErrnxAL Your..

Carlsbad may b truly termed tn sszing q Hnunaa
Youth For csasursss tbs spvuda spans h.sa~o
forth the vsssrs which are dyunk By - $1,000
thousands that hock thss from III p.ss q - -
IN search Of hsaath- II 10 b inoonvsut.s Ssr y0aD
20 10 the sprinss. maks fhsm coma 10 pa Ihsne
words you On esny In i.zno0 euFuAsl ou.r
srcund v1sA yoa- Buy he inporssd osaAahsA AusunA
Salt. which p obsainsd from ~ ags1Aa 49, ~
evaPossasoa 10 h tbs bsss ass.srsl ssas11 ~ 49,
patton. cstsrrh a TIE aomach. dyp>psh - DvRs1
kidney conplainfa - sure 10 10y ~ O1uA~
povssd article saisL vhAeh mus hsvs ~ an6
''Eisn~ Maaslsaa o.. soas AssA nsU11G.s
o. evsry p.ckaoa
CnuD.rx Car
sos ssfcnsss
cAssoasA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NErTLKTox of the
Treasury Department has gone 10 Ohio for q
few days.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

cage nno oas Sass III Die Suft lprens
gen, fails ser 2eetere Dem @uniae beS
NblenoerS ntbt wi1fabre. i3uslet6
beoeutete ser Counts, oaB ser llebers
brinser am 56alter iteBe, auf arts
mort warte unO iid ntdt abpeiien
Ialie. Nls nun Sage ait ben Setterelt
trat nno Sen Manu erludte, bod
ipdter pteoer poripreden gu mollert, ba
ct fir Sen aagenblif le1r bei6dfti9t
Jet, mari BET lleberbrtnger eillc
DDnamttbombe auf ben Sooett, meld)e
bie Sataitropbe berbeifiibrte, lit Der audi
Gage i6per perlpuitOet lpuroe ltno Der
@ttentdter ben SOB fano.
Die Beri0nli6fett beS Opnamiters
a~nlanseno, miro bebauptet, boB berielbe
Gin 45iabri9er Mata aus @lenS Sails,
Warren @ountD, q. g., Jet utto friiber
ben SrrenGauie rn 1T Wttobleton ltub
Utica anseb0rt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

Attlr%bHJb wv 0oHt fSShp'
Dom Be6roS @eldid ndbrenb ser less
ten Sabre leine8 3eben8 mar Elm uuper,
bent i6weres. @tner Der ebeliten unb
gere9teiten Sirften, Die ie auf einem
Chrome laBen, mubte ct III bic 8erbait<
hung seber, neil Die eber1alisen Sfla>
penbalter, Bic er it9 bur6 Die @manst=
patton Der Sflauen III ssetnben gen1a6t,
1i9'S e%infallen lteben, Jfepubltfaner 5t
iperoen. 8alb mad Dem 8erluft oeS
TbroneS traf i'm ser 8erluit Ser Sc
mablin. gtur Elm 2ibtitrabl ftel in Die
lekten 2eben8tage oes @nttbronten Der
Sturs beS DiftatorS ga Son eea, Der
i'm bonn Tbron seitoBen. luf Die in
8railien berrldenoen 3uitauoe miro
Dom 9ebro8 6inIheioen i9merli6
irgetb melden Ginflnb baben. 8rins
aeilin Siabella, bes @rsGailers eiu3i9e
So6ter, lit in 8raiilien 10 nnbeliebt,
baB Die bort nod eriitirenoen Monars
filten faum baran benfen merben, fir
ie ben 1bron ipteoer aufSuri6ten.
Don't Gebro II. Sc @lcantara mar 5u
Nia Sc Saneiro am 2. DECEMBER 1925
als Der ei13ise Sobm beS aaiiers 9eoro
1. eeboren, wuroe nod beiien &bbanz
fu1g am Z. Npril 1881 als aailer aus
serufen, 5und6it inter cine SormunOz
f6aft unb Nei9sresentldaft seitellt
unb arn %. Suit 1910 Our6 gei9luB
beS 6ei6stass fir miinbis erflart,
moranf ct mod an bemielben Gage ben
Glib auf Die gerfaii1ns ableste nnb Die
Regieri1ttg antrat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

gegen ben Bhrs
ger rifjh, ipeld)er
fid auberbab be8
.@eieses geiteat
'un0 feineswe9s
gegen ben Brie>
fter, 70 erre9te bic
Sad)e bod iebr
b0ies 8lut, unb
mdbreno einer
ieitS benz 8erurs
tbeiiten 9roBe
Spationen &c.
bra6t tpur6en,
-. = ls.-
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itebt jett lit ieinem
@r ftalnmt aus Dub

mo er fid Dor az Grabiiaof p. 81. Senrid.
len aneern bur9 feline Sabi9feiten uno
iein multersilti9es 8erbalten an83eid)~
note. SIN Sabre 1882 erbielt er sic
&rislterneibe nnb iibte ietn @ntt cine
53eit lang an ber Gatbeorale leiner Set
nlatbsltaot, bann in elmer Yorifabt
Gublins aus. Sin Sabr ipdter fam
er auf ben STUFF ietne8 dltereu 8ruber8
SranciS 8atrid &enrid, Der bamalS
G~caoiutor be8 8iStbums Bbilaoelpbia
mar NIB 1868 ais Gr3biI9of BON Gale
fimore ftarb, na9 amerifa. 3perit
iuirfte Better &enrid In 8bilabelpbia,
mr. er idlieBli6 Die 2eitung zines
YrielferientnarS iibernabm, unb 1841
t%eiilnn1te ibn Der 8ii9of bon ct.
yoris Roiati gu ieinem @oabiutor.
8ei Dem rur 5ipet Sabre barauf erfolg~
ten CODE 6ieies 9ralaten tpnrbe ttlitt
scnrid ielbft gii6of. @r5biidof lit
or ieit 1847.
Ole Grfolse, nelde Oieler tbattse
@sann In Der 8ermaltung fei1es 8is<
t5ml1S er5ielt bat, iinb gang auBeror~
beutlide. Spe5iea ben Deutiden eeS
seniiber bat CT fid ftetS in 3uuorfon1e
menber @eife se3eiet atto fir feline
lIutersebenen lit CT ftets init @nergie
singetreten. Seute nod perridtet Der
.alte 5err NIT ieltener Riiiti9feit Die
Sunfttonen ieines Amtes ielbit.
Ginen Weltruf erlan9te Grabilbof
3enrid 6ur9 bas pattfaniide Nelt<
eoucil 3a Nom int Sabre 1870, 6enn
er mar bort, auBer benz beriibmter
Groatenbiibof StrobueDer, 0er GENIAL,
ti9ite @eguer. bes llmfeblbarfeitsboss
mas. DEM Bef6luife Der Mebrbeit
u%uteriparf CT iid aber bann, mas benz
bebeutenoen Mar1le pom 8atifan ftet8
BodJ angerednet purbe.