Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-27

TO those times had touched his heart In
was not the first occasion on which he had
been publicly addressed by the Senator
from LOUISIANA, for he recalled very pleas
ahtiy the occasion of his reception al New
orleans when he was also addressed By
announcer old friend who had since becone a
United States Senator But he ala NOT
MAKE that reference for the purpose OF in
CHUNG others 10 address him in hopes of be-
coming Senators thereby
As said Senator White the Ca,bolic
church hourished best on the soil OF tree
oon: Under the crushing weight of tyrsn-
ny tne church withers away but she blooms
religious liberty
he thanked Commissioner Ross for his
Kindly expressions and told he couid we'll
DC proud OF his record in his administration
OF The affairs of the growing and already
n.agnlncent capital city. The distinguished
CHARACTERISTIC Of the District from alI the
capitals OF foreign powers was it's peace
and tranquility. Visitors from abroad were
always surprised that no standing army
was maintained at the capital of the nation
Out none was needed. The nation was
s sSn IN the intelligence and conscience OF
lhe people their love for the law and ALI
powerful patriotism. If he read the papers
correctly, SAID the cardinal, the great ma
Jorlty OF the people desired the repeal of a
cerIaIn law, yet so long as ii remained upon
the statute books IL was obeyed ana r.
spected until lawfully revoked.
Ihanking the President and members of
SarIon institute, the cardinal remarked
work were highly TO be commended. and he
prayed that 1t might flourish and prosper.
The Reception.
The great throng present was then FORM
ed In line, and for more than two hours
pressed forward and heartily shook the car
dinaPs hand the presentation being made Inv
Mr.. II. w. Sohon of the institute. After all
had been presented. the cardinal returned
to the Catholic University. where ne spent
r1f-hf md
today.
rotary Herbert Mr.. Alfred lie Ghait minis
Ter from Belgium; Gen. Armstrong, Gen.
vincent Commissioner of Navigation
Honorable and Mrs. Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs
V. NJ. Dahlgren, John Tyler, A A Wilson.
lawrence Gardner, Clifford Warden, Judge
Miller of the Police Court; Architect
ORourke of the treasury; Rev. Fathers
Garrigan, Ryan, Walter. Mackin. Stephen,
Gloyd, sullivan, Lee, Devine, Keryick
Magee, Stafford, Lilly. Lynch. Fabian.
Dougherty. Grif1ith, DR.. Hector Papi Of the
papal legation;
Messrs. Hanlon. Hurdle. Heiskel, Bolga.
DAILY, Collins, Pearson, Br1scoe. Casey
Quinn. Dant Bastable, Boeser, Maher,
Duffy kelchen, Belt, Morgan, Don, Clark.
Eiehorn, Campbell, Fulvey. Dalton. Givern,
Miller, Langley, Finn, Anthony Haulou,
William Z; Moran, George Burns. William
Guista, Willis Smith, Robert Mann, John
Moran, F. c. Hester, F. L. McKenna.
George II. Brick, J. A Grifith, Herman
J. Schulteis. c. L. OConnor, John Dunn,
A G. Gross, ]. Fitzpatrick. Daniel pufy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies. Messrs. Charles
Davies, Robert L. Major, A McSween.
L. J. McQuade. H. Peckham, C. v. Siler,
J: +. Morgan, Dr. George Latimer J. ID.
Frank T. Howe and Miss Howe, Mr. and
Mrs w. ]. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Crowley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Reeve; James O'Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowl
Il
Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Hop
kins, Mr.. William E. Ryan, Mr.. Frank A
Reynolds. Mr.. w. A. Moses, Mr.. W. J.
Saul, Mr.. Joseph B. McGivern, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hickey
MI. ana Mrs. Langley, Mr.. and Mrs. CahilI
AR. John Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan.
MI ana Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mr.. and
Mrs. Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Connolly Miss
DAILY. Miss keck, Misses Walmsley Mira
w. X. Brown, Miss Fitzpatrick Miss Keab-
Ter. Miss Howard, Miss Mccarthy, Mrs. E
h Plant, Miss Maloney. Mrs. Frye Miss
McAtee, Mrs. William Watson, Miss NJ. Z.
Mullaly, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cane Miss NJ
Ellis, Miss Farrelly. Miss J. Mudd- Miss K
and Mrs. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. McDermotI
Mrs Cooney, Mr. ]. NJ. Carroll, Mr.. WILL
lam Carroll, w. J. Warren. Mr.. Washburu.
", u; Murray, Mrs. J. II. Semmes. MI.
J. Sullivan, Gen. White, John German, NJ
j. Campbell, Mrs. Tucker Mrs Thomas
Srogan, Gen. Charles Tracy, Congressman
Seymour, Mrs. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs W.
c. Townsend, F. J. Stanton, A A Wilson.
Gen. Armstrong, Mrs X. L. Mcqueen, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce, Charles Carmody, J. ID.
sullivan. A NJ. Balm, John Lyman, w. d.
Marks. E. ]. Purcell, Miss Emily Semmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bocken. L. w. Conwell Cen
Roach, Congressman Gibson, w. w. Shep-
pard, DR.. and Mrs. A w. Jones. Miss Fanny
J. w. Barley. James r. Wheeler, James
Gillen. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Riley. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Common. John McAuliffe, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Hensley,
Christy. Mrs. Margaret Byrne. J. B. Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harding. Mt. and Mrs.
G. A. O'Rane. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Dixon,
Rr tSo a l. NEVILLE MllsF j. p G T Msae F. MIS-:
Mary Brady, Mrs. @. A. johnson, Miss
Jeanette Richards and Miss Ida Bell. The
members of the chorus: L. z. Cannon. d.
rector; Miss Jennie Cannon, accompanist;
Mines. H II. Scion. Ferrol, ]. Pierce. J.
F. King. o. P. Schmidt. B. F. Kane. p.
Mattingly, II. @. Goddard. Nolan, Mar
Young. Naughton. Kilroy. Fleming. Nc
earthly, Hunt Sweeney. Murphy, Dyer.
Boone. Kane. Mattingly, Hancock. Miller.
Annie and Mamie Grant, and Messrs.
Nolan, Schulteis, Kane. Grant AL Fennen,
Trainor. Smart. Donnelly. Patterson. Rep
resentatives McAleer Of Pennsylvania and
Brickner OF Wisconsin.
The committees were as follows:
Reception-Edmund Mallet. Nathaniel r.
Taylor, H. Goldsborough Goddard. Barn.
ard j. Bridget, Frank May, Joseph d.
Mankin. William II. Manogue. Nicholas
II. Shea, David f. McComb. John Ryrne.
Charles E. O'Connor. Stephen b. Ellory.
Herman ]. Schulteis. Gregory l. Ennis,
Albert Schulteis, Robert Frye. Sellers. NJ.
D.; James A. Hannah, Albert J. Rely,
Henry G. Merrill, Charles L. Locraft. F.
| Edward Mitchell, John ]. Dermody. J. I.
Griffith. John c. Mclaughlin, and II. J.
Sullivan.
Arrangements-Edward J. Hannah, y.
Francis Riggs. Lawrence Gardner. MI
chael l. Weller. Bernard J. Coyle. James
II. Forsythe. ]. S. Larkin, William F.
Downey. Bernard F. Locraft, Edwin Null
len, j. S. Foertsch, Matthew f. Halloran.
Lewis johnson, NJ D.; Dennis Kerr. Law
| renee Mangan. Paul Cromlein. r. Edward
White Carroll Biggs. Edmund Mallstt. jr.;
J. y. Clark, Charles J. Brown, Edward J.
Peckham, William Z. Howard, George S.
Livingston, George T. Cox, J. J. barley.
NJ. D.; Howard b. Hodge, John T. How
ard, Newton H. Bowman, A. Thomas
Campbell, J. T. Burg. Frank ID. Heron,
James F. Morearty, George J. Becker, Ar
thur Clark, John Govern, Charles Carroll,
Paul F. Crane. George II. OConnor. John
A. Madigan, Daniel Donovan, Ernest J.