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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-05
GIANT PROCESSION.

Hungarians Celebrate Over Obtaining
Nished-for Laws.
Buda resth, March 4.-rhis city was The
scene today OF great gathering OF PEG.
PIE, Who came from all parts or the com
try to take part IN great mass meeting
the object OF which was to declare IN sup.
port % the government measure provid.
ing for cittl marriage. religious iihrrlS
md recognition of the Jewish faith II Il
estimated chat at least 1s.0ol persons took
part Va The demonstration. These vert
formed IN various parts Of the city AND
the procession. with hands PLAYING Hnc
banners 1yrg. rnRrched to n central point
where Ell Joined In one gigantic parade
AZ the head OF the line a number OF MGR
high officials took part II the parade
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4 CONSPIRACY
Carnegie the Alleged yinilEp Of De


carnegie tha Alleged YlntiEp Of pa-
ffAssdsEFs
plttshufe pa, March 1.-The Times ~
morrow viii publish the following
rne Carnegie Steel company naa per
mitted itseif 10 he made the victim q
No conapIracy. 1hia. III brief, i the tisse
explanation " the aaaeeaing q 1]0,iAa. y
dnmagcs. sor inc laid ~ President cies'e-
land and Secretary o. the Navy Harbers
agalnst the company Tor fufnlshlt's the
Hovcrnfncnt With armorplatel which, e
quote soefcsasy Herhsrt, wns good, 81
cxceliIng the lowest limit IN tho specifica-
tiona yet portions u II were not ~ % ms
highest possible mark o. exceNenoe
me consplratofs We're four IN number,
NH well known, Who were Recently em-
ployed at the Homestead plant
The price they raceiyea as reward Tor
their conspiracy was about sspqa Or p
nor cont OK the defnasc sssessplent made
~ Pfesidcnt cleveland. one a. thr con-
spiratora, who got but 1000 out q Tho
sss0c reward. lenrnInS sAet be had sol
the short eIdT Of iiie deal gave SpFes-
SION 10 his feelings ana akiilfui question
Ing brought the entire story fhn article
says ffat Inc conspirntura substituted de-
footlvo nsrnor for nrRt-clasa afrief, which
the company attended mould be fpfnished
ians Government.
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GLADSTONE rs SNUBBED
ccontlnuea rrom 90 rasel


pressing sympathy with this attitude de-
clare that they 40 f;ot feel instlftrd IN
ovcrtuf7ling the lihcrff government. ets-
pcclnIly as Lord Roseberry - piedeed 70
questions that are put down for earliest
treatment ,et he new secession and Oectfse
they have eyCry reason 70 oclieVn that no
agtees that there Is ntsrncy for mate
rsaI limitation Of the power @ me house
Moreover she opinion Is exrrcased that
Lord Rosoherry may pfopitiate me pro-
ening tho rancnr OF the opposition o. tine
liberal unionists. which, with Ne CHOICE
Of mere helilgetln ieRier, hurn az sir
William Vernon Harcourt, ini6nt nNFe
beoll prolonged aud intensified
The Weieh members Of the house %
commons are deeply concerned IN the W,
~ ton m view q s'S e ssi H Xxx, ieee-
tahiiahmcnt bill IN the next sesainIil hut
the general reellng Is one % eeiassVe, y,
urofisna made ~ Mr.. Gladatone. II ~
argued, moreover, ahat " the reukbhDlNT
ing government he early unset tnc hfvtS-
| pec,s Of Watch observation-disclosures VIII os
Tho irish natianalists state that they
/ do not feel as though iheH mao ANY ilkitA
% take part "a the agitatton oyer 'pe .sai,,
I the past promises OF the Fsperninent anu
their eWit strength, thny rely upon we
geyernlent ,s rraq5lS 1 as''n''on y
s.ominrnthig this mornluR upon The po-
lhtical situation The Times save;
,'The prevailing belief & thRt AIR, John
Morley chief Becretary. for iteland, VIZ
70 10 TIM india office, burt there g inneh
| doubt regarding his SucneHs0r aA hl1l
1 secsetafy IT rs M open srcret that NJ.
| Morley wonld moi ooicct 70 leaving ne
i Irish ofiice. but at Tho same time Ne M.
j etudioualy refrained from pressing tnia
| poini, and II the kenerel aese y his folle
| leagues he Met he raialii bis present 81
! fitf hc III psspared 10 Do so.
With reforsucc 10 The rllnorH that
| ohtlnRfs are to be nude in The war uial
| ndinifalty office, tho TIMES says tngt ms
! iprclai reed So contituty ~ pohsy Just
now and unless hitch occurs y may hf
exncctsd than 10 chnnEes VIII pe Fpnar.
1she PAPER ftii-thni says 4 " auttclpaistu
| that Nff tisadAtoue VIII iAaiie m ihtiftaa
to his tonstttuents in Mitlntninu HinunH
4 Ms reasons for lenyiug the pfeiniership
4 frhe4 papf.r adds that ~ far a a eau rs
! nscerlflnfl, Mr Gladstone VIII retain MS
/ gfilt ~ the house OF cutnripn
I'he Times conelteles by eating tHat
4 there y munh apprehension fcKar4lak Rllt
/ oftitnda 81 the PeIicllite uefnnfTH ~
4 tbp house Of conmons and inst tlQ mn
letters would not be Hnrps1sed y ~, Ken.
r;opd. -dhe leitirr 81 that atclinn ~ tnt
ifigh parliamentary partyf EtNue an DAftf
! MA for radical elirpNft with view o.
/ sdHeagfnE tlia government upon lnA}lnis
Of lntcrfEt 70 both BfctiaAa
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rRoupLE nNrncrnp.

rha French Shore Question In Newfound-
land.
st. Johns, n. r.. March a.--Another
acute stage in the conflict between Eng
land and Nefoundiand over the French
shore question ~ apparently reached. Dis.
patches from Lord Ripon, secretary Of
state for the colonies, were presented
20 the lnrai legislature. They demand tho
passnre this session by Newfoundland OF
an act 10 legalizc the enforcement 81 the
treaties and arbitration With France. Pre-
inter Whiteway has given notice that he
VIII present bill on the subject. u "
thought that a VIII be The Same as the
one he introduced IN 1881. It will not pass.
aud II n thought unpleasant complications
maY arise.
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ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.

mxplosIves aud Printed Matter OF the
Rods Found.
Paris. March i.,i'hirteen Anarchists
were arrested here today The police
made search u the lod.ngs occupied
by the prisoners and found quantity
OF explosives and q mass OF documents OF
the ustiol anarchist character
Recent searches made by the police
have disclosed the fact that numbers OF
weli-to-dD perssnns have given money u
anarchists With a view TO insure Hhem-
selves against outraees Among these
who have thus paid are many priests,
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4 co., ss,ssa esnter. Late Disaen House.
HS,,.ss Aaln street and Preston ave-
"a 4 ~ 9 IcNsS, Rates. Si.5o per day.
IS X q <. sseel.ceS proprietor. Formerly
s spelitA,t Lincoln, Neh.
Il ''lsl''A Ae1pstead: n. X. stsnord
ne ri -. NArns. Kahulxn. ain.t n
"a *. ..lal'ft9n' s. OK Roy Kearns'
+ No. 4 I, Russell. Calves on;
a. ilz's3e' EievelAnds 81. b. Auneof'
,isnn Z: LOW ..Il leititiing Il Il I.asia. n,
g W .HsifH143ion; y. sullivan, Hanp-
s,4fss,, SunsarIans. ao f f.ila.
Il. - s1iy e s. Fnnt. Yonlff,5s
.t NJ 4 qakiiu1 ~ Nan. Al.
they + tgsk g. Il Alien. civ. a
lthaIif. - yQeli. Chicago. q Aisirrv
.san tsAes " RosabaFiy'
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A hoy We8shi,n only Eight Ounces a

E6Sex. Cenna. March i<Tnc enalleat
baby YET fepotted VA born 10 k,mnR
worth. Village about eight milss Nt$s
Of this place Tih parents ~ swsiet.
che sather nalTat about 80 peuniF, and
me mother Is sogt healthf Affnaps
weighing IA pounds The eflsd g male
a. perfectly formed - any befag san fes
and on ita fifih weighed 7islf c.gstt pnHeea
III noe y about the slzc " q horse chqat-
nut. ring worn an ne ilule anFtf q
la maih5r ailrpfd 1ver The fots ntnrv
u % inc knee. II ID the cplpiee " be
nitcns,nF plseician that the Child VIII
live. The ehsid i 70 ANAL that tarfe Of
10 KIND could play hide and sees 70 4
cigar box.
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ARBlrR ATI0N NEcpssARy.

fiery Of the Denver and Rio Grande rail-
road, who has just returned from a dying
satisfactory plan except arbitration TO
settle the Atchison-Southern Pacific
7 trouble.
a rate war at this time can not fail to
be disastrous to Z number OF Western
lines" said AIR. Jeffrey. business has
declined to such an extct that few roads
can bear any additional strain TO be long
continued"
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Vessel Tom d Half ~ the E4ploalcp q
Her Eoilerf
Rio JaneIro, February 26-via Monte
yideo March 8 ff'qpyrlghfed 1854 BY the
Associated Rfe1Es Tue reports o. the
loss of the rebel transport Venus have
been confirmed. but the details n the Ioss
OF the yessei are - yet meaEer
on Friday morning the armed rehel
transports Jupiter Marie ana Nenun.
which were lyiHg or Porto Madame, took
% positions on Porto Madame and
opened up a bombardment against the
government batteries. The guns 10 the
batteries responded quickly and quite a
lively ire Was exchanged. Suddenly there
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srnAAIERs sUNly,

~. lre Gorge
lI..,...s.' Mareh a,--An Ice gorge N
~ Al s'ssf gave way unexpectedly
Asd suot a'eA'nsrH were caught IN
y nv g ,'e fieHs escaped. making
eass s @qfe ~ jumping from one
s. hss.s' 4aofhef, 81 IS thoneht sbst
'sa'@ FllI be a total losa '''
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I,ARNMl j .lrlls .MllnNti.

limerick, March 4.--rhe mayor Of this
city today prcaIdea ct n meeting held nj
the town hall. lie made an nddress In
the course u which, spraiSlng IN favor %
Inc policy followed BY the rarnelhte roc
zion OF the Irish parliamentary parry ne
declared that the Resignation o. M NilAn-
stone meant the shelving Of home rule
FOR a long time, The events % the past
week. he further SAID had c'rrripced even
the tl-parneliltca 4hat their policy was
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ment by the sudden death OF Lord Tweed
mouth father of the RI Hon. Edward
MnforibanlSs. the chief liberal whip, who
now becomes Baron lweednionth
The paper adds: II Wla Settled last
night that the Bari OF Kimberly nav
lord president OF The council nnd sccre--
tary Of state fer 1nditl, WIN succeed Lord
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ST. LoulS, March s~A special % the
Republic nom cednr Hspsds, Iowa, payss
Heavy rains caused the Cedar river 70
rise TO-DAY. carrying the ice out into the
river About atty feet Or the dam was
carried out with the ice. when the wa
ter goes out Il viii lower the water above
fhe dam ahout four feet, exposing the M
IN nine from witch the city gets ~ anp-
ply III water this making a water famine
unless repairs are made Immediately.
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nn lYIIla lI.AIAlaoN ploAp.

Hot Springs, Ark. March tesi3d VIII.
Larson, The veteran baseball player ulen
AZ Mountain Valley. near thia city, At 20
o'oioe,s last night OF drppay OF thu stom-
ach. MIR. Wilnhms had been ~ more
than two months and WIS pFpnkmsa n l.a.,,
weeks ago. sfhe reHiHtuF Viii % slpb-
Ped Is Chlcago tomorrow for interment'
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New York. March 4-1A cpnlefencf M
DOR TIE Rnspiees Of the flty council Of the
1fIah National federatlon WAS held this
afternoon ia Cooper Union az which the
retirement OF Mr. Ciadstone was com.
menfcd upon and The name Or ne srann
ola man was vigorously appiarntl'
Tine melting was 10 conaided The cxte1-
alon n INC liberation and a better or
ganization OF abe irlshmen IN THIS CITY
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tihleaE3, March q MIRO Rowan. . deaf
mrte from ottawa. fll. ana big Ecker
81 this city, fought u nnlah laNs nisht
the men mel 81 aixicen fp2l ring and
wore four 1unac gloves lfriAqf NaH
liespera fc ffsai
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Chicago. III. March g. Domino IS sim
thc favorite FOR the AmeIican Derby at
8 70 Il senator Grady has zone 70 10 70 !.
WIN l1bbbifls al the same 1rice George
HnnhlnA LnntoH Is fourth az 70 70 hit
Qwner has backed him iibrfeliy ana r.
long odds Nest Of the cnhnEea nnne
since The last ehees afe inqfesF'pK ing
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omaha. Neb., March f-~charles 5000
,.ch one Of Nehrpaiss's pioneer printer
and puhIaherg- DIED thls m a., fl2 .1
~ efferia Of lung trouble lie WAS vel
iti'o,gn In democratic politics
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I chlcaeo. m. NNTch 7--Nay0F HlIT3Y
~ New YORK. acfempanlea ~ his io'
,sssr.f.,sl son. arrived 81 the city li.e
mornlng and spent tae day hffe ~ l2tl
~ ii5tssf, where he viii speld few
,cetltx With hin family M san Diego.
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central Holei-Serves thn Best
Meals in the City.

hson, San Antonio: w. A. Johns,
r,sss a.; sam IL. Dixon, city; 10.
,.e s,ss' New Orleans. @ H. r. Fln-
',r9csastgf', Geo Franz, EaGrange,
Z. lark New York; Miss Phene
" e,sha ida Wood, San Patsicio;
qs.eaa!eiasan' Cnaro; G. a. Richard
pm . y. Bailey, Ennis. gexas;
'..s "a. A !. Coriev. Piirsali IN /
'Fnnesi 3uiE Colorado and Snntil
Ilss,, LeHras, Galveston; Geo. w.
Isnsr 9flefout Pa Miss Minnie
Herst Nlss Birdie Terry. Cuero: ~.
IN ee~ Orleans. ". -. TericIs.
8. zaIn, vippecanoe city: vi. 81
'sssson; 4 Van yrankler New
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|TR0ID TINE TABLE

- TEXAS cbNl,I'55ssseei.,,, n,
1l'slvNs s. 4. m Ar.ssss 1850 p. N.
I. ...,iiia'g. n. Y Al gsIA'crIrrc.
soDriiE' ssoari from H. and T.
3 ara'e q d.po.sr,,..
SAn Az, Y, Arrive 49, o IN :, n,
HEP. l.iArr4ve 49,. s'oV p''''-
y -. ll9e-ipans Trains -.o7 a m.
NeM I'M M Arrive - 6. "a y m.
tSV 3. ~, slAwlve ....iu'oV ~ -
- yIcio {, A lsii't'' s;i5 p. m.
!, ~ ~ I. : , y, AND TEXAS,
ssousI, ,l kas city and St Louis
|. Nv an' Trains. 400 n. m.
sioa. m. Artiss $50 p. m.
" ~ "a n m. Aillvs sh'S1rrA FE.
n ~, hi Os ADO M
eDa. ~. ArriNs
1'l - 9S6lystosi Trans $40 a m.
A IVA. ~. Arrive - s.in nj M.
Dc -. I'D =. IN Arrive 40 q. M.
d ~ "a 3. m. Arrive i,s.ton leave
n ~ "a and from .s', y, itor ar af.-
\ tai 5soot Is MINUTES, e'' iatar me
strlsa, depot 10 MIMI IN santa
] y ln1' ,s an and arrive AZ "a '
Il'aii l1o ~ A the time st'.tea. -,
\ 'sp q, " 1goSAL & CT NORTHERN
NJ" !, Louis Trains. s,oa -
ia N. Arrive 49,. DIV a. M
n ~. y, ~ ,yes,on Trains. "a.
INA f. Arrive 80. 2!a2 a. ~
fs -, i ~, A. nj Arrive ....lv.sS a. m
..''4si * n m. Arrive - - p m
n 49, e'sfR Arrive -. .lO;42 p. ~.
4 -. arrive ard depart from Union
a, and velasro Trains;
colunn1o1'isy exc Except sunday 1915 a. m
;saFs la aal,v Except sundayl e:eg ?, m.
;zlyc, !. 'p ,stsT AND WEST TEN AS
<sT Ton X. s1A 4. m.iArriye (frl 7;So p m.
NV ';,s a. m. Arrive C'x) 800 pm
2, TEXAS WESTERN.
49,. w,Siay. FRIDAY. 1000 a. m.
yon i.y fn'siay, sat'iay: zoo =. n. m.
( ls .sggrS33vio AND ARKANSAS PASS.
4, gdally) .r.';.''',,''-,' T;i0 n m.
n 1eeH iioifsT0N & NORTHERN.
'os, l 4 u N IS Harrisb'g) II .0o a, IN.
" ~ x frgtn Harrisb'g) 1895 a m.
d
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~ ,ope. s, March A--severai gold,
e isi NJ rlA lson mines near here
e No z purchased by George w.
sa s,ask eaplist Aeeis a syndicate OF
ssf gft mints lne price paid was
s1's1 'l large concentrating H weflss
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Il u,osall Sugar Land; II J Burge,
hampton, Rosenberg; NJ
Y ',,iialnrs. p. l.. Alexander, Texas;
:: : ~ Kentucky; u. Schneider, Cal
Il lfenefee. Texas; X. Pohant.
n ses: A Wayne, Texas; w u.
+. a, X ane wife. san Antonioi III. Il.
n franklin: l.. 9. Roberts. Calvert;
6 ~. Hfenhani; r.. ~. McSombe, san
4 4, Davis, New Orleans, ~
" 8. Fife. Texas. G.. w. Hopkin
4 ~ Ia Porte; $. Rouii, New Or
u Roundtree, Omaha; N. A.
IA rsssr5. W. IL. Mallory, w. p.
4 IN York; j. II Welbrahan, Den
"A c3rbaly, California; G.. NJ.
& fae.J. p. Galbraith, Palestine;
IA N,s0sss. Eagle Lake: W. Luke,
81 sslefai. j, Cox. Houston; q. NJ.
'i.,s K 3. Poverty, Bryan, A. G.
~ FlrsrG 81. Garrett, Ohio, q. y.
III 4 sEe6 j II. Ellis, cold
~ q ii Ndrfis, La Porte; DIR. Fam
tts kili.t, @. II Turnsy. Taylor;
IL liz a1fSro; Miss .Copley, Miss
II Nj KiApe, MIR. Bunncst, Mr..
1 4 Il q, Il 7tylor. Mr.. Cutlery, Mr..
s. III Y tsie, Mr. Ransom, MIR Bur-
n b nis's Miss Lacey, Miss john
4 81 " 5.lace. Mr.. Paul, Mr. Sloan,
~ III Ys NJ. u Cowan. I'exasi
~ ~ 81, John, Veiasco; I. W..
lfz Columbus; 3. Bryan. 3ren-
4 z Z. Robertson, Huntsville; II.
NO 7: Elkas and wife, Mrs. Hoyt,
Fhsl af Aibsrti, Mr.. Burnett, Mr..
~. Hlz Neyill. Miss AIoller. Miss
PIT VS. Falrhurst. AIR, Sehaeder and
Ference, Mr.. Van DUE, Mr.
b Afx York Fl. n. Stone, c. Mar
I 4 Smith. New York; c. II Bar
s1.i1ni " II Watson, Cincinnati;
Y simlscn ghicagpf W II. Cash,
= z. Z Y Wilson, chicagoi j. ID.
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nlerson New York; S. A.
waco II Wilkins. a J.. Nor
XVI 4 g. Plount, Montreal; G.
gasns, Brazora. II j. CALVIN =. E.
~, Louis; w l.. Douglass, Den
XXX Lowell, + Nj Warren. New
III alderman, College station;
n 99Musaells ST. Louis, n. r Nc
II tteefsleana,; =, 5. Sparks, Cincin-
A. Billiard and wire, Sedalia. w!
|'ifst,'ls ana wife, SpenRsporf, n. VI;
n '',, s.ls Jry Galveston; W. J Bean,
r. sung ainsi }. >. Watson, city: A. G.
g. 3ftitsesioni v y McDaYltt. Min
~ Victor, Virginia; w. q.
Nhhrtoui Gordon g Woo6son.
Tx Va. G.. NJ Garrett Cieve-
l.s1s- Haihialth. ) r. bartholomew.
"A 1nage =, o. Dun, Eugene ]
~. 1ai!azoria , Clarence z. lowe, New
sIVInahA, B Nj. Johnston. calves
"A Z. 6ihson, Cincinnati: j. NJ. Car
r :, armstrong, Austin.
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IN, "a uorrL ARRIVALS.
n. Nov Hutchins House

Il asaR
n day.
eodsita ana
Il furnished;
fiA To az
f.voIntmeniss
,1s STATE Of
4. Rleer =
<s-r pnpu-
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y Hota. the
'ht.dass ho-
T. the city.
Pc cars 10
n az depota
+ n5o. $500.
Il tg accord
MONS.
'9heg Prop.
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DIED.

ANDERSON. On May 2s. 1894 ALoNzo ANDER-
rrI SOY aged forty years and nine months.
IL fSusdy a place. R..t sTSa an. m:
friends invited to attend
CADY. on Tuesday. May %. 1894. NJ am.
JAMES CADl, after a lingering Illness, I'm his
twenty second year. son of Patrick and the late
Funeral from HIS late residence. Has 2sd street
invited TO attend 90
COFFIN. On Wednesday. May 80 1894. nj s<5
Aeker street northeast, this city, MARTYN
Of Matte and 1SN TIE late apo John me Ss,h
Funeral Thursday, at 3 O'Clock.
EMO. On Wednesday morning, May 50. 1884 at
$50 O'Clock; HARRY z, the only child Of
and six days.
The little crib is empty now
The little clothes laid by.
mothers hope, fathers Joy
cn In d SI,1ii s,,; cold arms doth lie:
On yonder blissful shore;
We miss thee here, but will come
BY ms PARENTS.
Funeral from the parents residence. III yacksoa
pm RelaiiSes and friends trf 5yi,s June
ESTREN. on TUESDAY Nav % 1904 NJ San
Louise +. Estren. departed this life. aged forty
Funeral from his late residence. Howard avenue.
Anacostia, ID. G, Thursday. May 81. at pm
baltimore and New York papers please cOpygs
EVANS. On Monday, May IS, 1894. at II 80 pm.
at her residence. 1905 Marion street northwest,
WUI1AMINA EVANS (nee Schweitzer), be-
loved wife OF James E. Evans, in the forty
third year OF her age.
Asleep In Jesus
Funeral from Grace NJ. f. Church. corner 9th sn1
northwest, at pm. Thursday. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend. e
HODGE; On Tuesday morning. May %. lse.
MARGARET CECILIA. daughter OF Frederick
Webb and Margaret Magil Hodge. IN her sec
oDd year.
Funeral from the home Of her grandparents. 21ap
X street northwest, Thursday at O'Clock. q
RAY on Tuesday, May -, 1894. at las pm
KATHLEEN NJ RAY, infant daughter Of w. j.
and Helena A Ray.
Funeral private.
REED. Departed this life on Monday, May IS
1924. at her residence. 2224 nth street, Mrs
SAII1E f. REED, beloved wife OF William L.
Reed.
Funeral from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Thursday, May 81. at pm. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend
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THE GOLDEN CROSS.
Meetings of the Different Command.
cries Held Last Night.

At the meeting of the Goodwill Com
mardery Monday evning Noble Commander
Nelson Conover presided. Two applications
for membership were presented. Eugene
d. Harrington was selected as the choice of
the commandery for deputy grand COM
mander DIR. S. i. Groot called attention TO
the meeting of the temperance congress at
Staten Island next week and suggested
that the order should be represented on that
occasion, and on motion of George Roadway
DR.. Groot was selected as delegate from
Perry installed Walter +. Allen in the Of
fee of worthy herald. Miss Adelaide
Payne from the committee on the good of
the order submitted her report on the late
entertainment, which was adopted, and the
thanks of the commandery was rendered
to the committee. Remarks under the good
of the order were made by Grand Com
mander Perry, DR.. S. /. Groot, Geo. Red
way and others.
At the meeting of the National Command
cry last evening Past Grand Commander
r. II. Yates presided. Four applications
for membership were presented, and the
degrees were conferred on seven candidates.
Notice was received of the appointment
by Grand Commander Perry of r. II. Yates
as deputy grand commander for this COM
mandery. The resolutions of Nashville
Commandery in relation to expense assess
ments was laid over until next meeting
The death of Knight Eber A Rosenbaum
was announced, and the keeper of records
was directed TO transmit the proofs of
death to the Supreme Keeper of Records
Messrs. J. b. Bailey, r. II. Yates l.. r.
Trem5ly, w. l.. Wilkerson and Samuel
Howeson were appointed a committee to
secure a new hall for the meetings of the
commandery. The subject of a new Golden
Cross Hall was discussed by George Red
way, DR.. Chas. Allen, j. b. Bailey ana l.
r. Trembly. A number of visitors were
present from Goodwill Commanlery Tn
der the good of the order refreshments
were served, under the direction Of the la
dies of the commandery. This commandery
has now 1893 MEMBERSHIP largest in the
Jurisdiction.
At the last meeting of Meridian Com
mandery Noble Commander L. +. Uuggins
presided. Seven applications for member
ship were presented and degrees were con-
ferred on two candidates. Oscar L. Towner
was selected as the choice OF the command
cry for the office of deputy grand COM
mander. This commandery now has l65
MEMBERSHIP third in this Jurisdiction
At the last meeting of Capital Com
mandery Past Noble Commander j. F. Kill
gore presided. committee, consisting of
Frank E. Newton, Samuel n. Hilton and
Mrs. Martha j. Peabody, was appointed TO
consider and report on the subject of ex-
pense assessments. Jas. +. Kilgore was
selected as the choice of the comma ndery
Tor the ONCE OF deputy grand commander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30

Gov. Flower has removed August Beck
from the office of sheriff of Erie county. n
Y. This action is a result of the charge.
of misconduct preferred against the sheriff
last fall.
The news of the removal of Sheriff Becl
caused the greatest excitement in Buffalo
Politicians found 1T hard to credit the state
ment. Sheriff Beck is an out-and-out ad
herent Of the regular democratic organiza.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
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