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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
WON'T PAY ALIN0NY.
Officers Are Looking for HOIlister G..
Pond.

OnceFS are 1Or HOlklSter q
Pond.
Judge Hagner Wednesday last directed
that unless HOLSTER G. Pond pay his wife.
Rose l.. Pond, $l20 aimony by o'clock
that afternoon the man should be commit
ted to Jail for contempt of court. Mr.. Pond,
it Is stated, has not paid Mrs Pond, nor
has he been committed to Jail. 1t is also
said that he both declines to pay up or be
taken.
The couple are said to have been married
about two years ago, and recently Mrs
Pond applied for a divorce, alleging, it is
said that her husband cruelty treated her.
claimed that he makes $3.50 month con-
Quoting a plumbing business at 416 9th
street, he is said to feel that he should not
be required to pay the alimony, which the
court granted last fall at the rate of $40 a
month. Since the courts order Of last
week was entered Marshal Wilson has
been hunting for Mr.. Pond, but SO far has
been unable to apprehend him. Mr.. Pond,
1t is reported, claims that he is something
of a detective, and is said to be employing
out of the way of Marshal Wilson and his
deputies. How long he will continue his so
far successful efforts to elude the officers,
and several private detectives, who are re-
ported to be after him, can not of course,
be said, but he claims, it is said that it will
be for some time. Meantime, Mrs. Pond is
looking anXiously for her money, and the
officers are as anxiously looking for Mr..
Pond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
The Distric, Government.

Facts concerning the District government
and the duties Of the Commissioners will
be found on pages and of The Stars
Almanac for 1896 For sale at all news
stands and at the business office of The
Star. Csc. per copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
ARMY Orders.

Major Edward B. Mosely. surgeon. has
been detailed as member. and Lieut.. Chas.
F. Parker. second artillery. as recorder of
the board of officers convened at Fort
Monroe, Va, vice Major r. S. Eickery, sur
geon, and Lieut.. VIM. P. Duvall, fifth ar
tillery, relieved.
Leave of absence for one month has been
granted Capt. NJ. c. Martin. assistant quar-
termaster, and for two months to Lieut..
VIM. K. Wright, sixteenth infantry.
The following Eamed second 1ieutenants
have been ordered to examination at For;
Monroe for promotion: Sidney $. Jordan
fifth artillery; Walter A. Bethel, fourth ar
tillery; Morris X. Barroll second artillery
Eelamere Skerrett, fifth artillery; Edward
F. McGlachlin, jr., fifth artillery; Archibald
Campbell, third artillery; John P. Hams.
third artillery; VIM Lassiter, first artillery
George LeR. Irwin, third artillery; Henry
D. Todd, jr., third artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
Defective Hearing,

Second Lieutenant r. A. Schofield, fourth
cavalry, son of Gen. Schofield, late i'm com.
mand of the army, is undergoing medical
examination, which will result either in his
promotion, his retirement or his being Drop
red from the rolls of the army. At recent
hearing was defective. A further examina-
ton was ordered to determine whether he
is able to perform duty, notwithstanding
his defect. If SO, he will be promoted
otherwise, and in case it is found that his
deafness is incident Of the service. he
will be retired, with the rank of first lieu
tenant; but if 1t should develop that the
defect existed before his entrance into the
army he will be dropped from the rolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
Dining Room Furniture

We've gotten together a Mahogany Dining
Room Suite that surpesses anything Of the
Kind offered. The price is lower than
what the same effect usually costs In oak.
Nude up of Mahogany Side
beard. with shaped French bevel
plate mirror, absolutely perfect
in Workmanship and finish;
Extension Table and 6 Chairs.
The suite is worth all Of 500. Gen nn
Our price. ....................~ OS
Sideboard SIC; Table, SIS, Chairs at $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
Use of GunbO0ts.

AS the steamer skirted the coast only one
gunboat was passed. and judging from this
and from reports, he is Of the opinion thai
Spain has not nearly SO many warships en-
gagged as may be supposed, and those that
are are employed in protecting the towns,
and therefore the coast is not much patrolled
against filbusters. Havana is strongly
guarded, especially by Moro Castle: but the
bishop believes that the Cubans. if they once
get inside Of the city, will be able to hold it,
all reports to the contrary notwithstanding
Before taking look at Cuba Bishop New
man had visited Mexico, where he presided
at the Mexican Methodist conference. This
conference has in it six of our ministers and
about thirty Mexicans. one of whom is Of
Spanish descent, and the others Aztecs and
Indians, but all well educated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
CrOD Loss i'm Argentfne.

Recent advices from the Argentine Re-
public received by the bureau of the Amer
lean republics, indicate that owing to a
succession of rains the wheat crop has been
materially damaged, and the yield will fall
below that. of last year. The maise crop
promises to be bountful. The linseed has
suffered severely and the quality is reported
to be inferior. A very large portion Of the
crop is lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
International show of Implement.

The Department Of State has been off,
cially notified that an international exhibi-
ton of agricultural machinery will be held
at Vienna, Austria from the 9th to the 18th
of May, 1886 This country is invited to
participate in the exhibition. Exhibits sent
from the United States will be readmitted
duty free under the provisions Of the tariff
act now in force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
Why He Liked the Dog.

From Harper's Bear.
Mamma-"Russell, I'm surprised at you.
The idea Of being afraid of dogs. hope you
are not little coward"
Russell (who lives in New York)-"I yike
Aunt Grace's big black dog in Boston,
Mamma-"But why do you like that one?"
RUSSELL dess COS he isn't here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24

A noted insurgent leader, Eel Ynglesito,"
has been captured by the Spaniards. The
army of Gen. Gomez has penetrated the
province Of Matanzas, and junction with
the insurgents of Santa Clara is soon ex.
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
Rumored Naval Changes.

The rumor is revived that Lieut.. Com
mander Singer, in charge Of the office of
naval intelligence, is to be assigned 20 one
of the new vessels soon to be commissioned,
and that Capt. Mahan will succeed to mis-
duties in the Navy Department.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-26
Ser Teimb at 8eiieat.

Die Grippe binterldet in Der 0leael
ben patienten in febr fdpaher Sc
fnnbhett unb oft NIT einem anbaltens
ben Nuifen rnb angegriffenen 1ungeu.
Sur fclde Sdlle 1T Dr. Bu0' 8 Sulten
SDrnp bas allerbeite Mittel, tpeldes,
tpenn lcfcrt an9ewanet bic @efabr Der
Sd'winbfud,t beieiti9t. Srau Maeaie
3ulga, Srcntcn Ohio, fast: H@s
maht mir oiel 8ersnilgen nit in bem
ecbe fir Or. Bulls Sulten Sprup
ein,uftiinmen. SD litt ldngere 3eit an
Der Grippe, aber nadbem td eine
Slafde bon Or. Bulls 6uiten SDrup
9ebraudt hate mar id, ocllfcmmen
furirt unb id, tpurbe ben fhredliden
Soniten los. SD empfeble alien Qeis
benben biefe pcrsiiglihe MebBtn 3u
9ebrauden. /" Or. Bulls 6ufen
Snrup fcitet nur 25 @ents.
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@anaen CLAUDE i6, raB er bon ieiuen
@egnern nnterfd)dbt mirb. Obmobl
er obae 3DeifeI eine ppramiboIes Slid
gebabt bat. If er bod au6 ui6t obne
perf6nlide 8erbienfe. ST iii unbe.
binet BON er6Berem geiitieen aaIiber,
als ieiae poIitif6en WiberiaGer es ibm
augefeben. griii ipobl taumim beRen
Slime beg Wortes ein grocer Mann,
allein er 1T aub 9an3 gemiB feiu Su=
benbmenIG. Mau brauGt nur einen
Nusenblid nit ibm geiproden au ba.
ben, ur1 iib barliber gang flor au iein.
nMe4inlep mobnt in einen m6Big
groBen, liberau8 eiEfaDen slpetf0di
gen 6olsbauie, tpel6es innlitien zines
aiemIid gerdumi5en 9nfes febt. 9ie
gauge Iusitattung bes 9aules 1T cine
fat iibertrieben einfa9e. Seppihe unb
Wf6bel finb fart abgenubt uuo ein tus=
mig altmobii6. Nllein nber benz oans
aen gilbe liegt Elm tuarmer Sau9, Der
@inem unmiatirli9 bas 8cfiibt giebt,
baB Mc&inIeD elm gliidIi9es unb ges
matbli9es Gamilienleben fabrt. MIs
i'd bas bei9ei6eae 9aus betrat, mubte
i'd unuintiirli6 laden bel benz Sc.
banten, bob bier Der Mann tpobne,
pel9en 8rpan unb @enoRen aIs ben
8ortdmpfer bes GroBtapitals, Der
@otbf9ilbs uub Der @olbfhrfen be.
sei9nen. SaS i96nfe unb fofbarfe
M6belfiid in Meainlep's fieinem
stnbiraimmer III iein 59reibtii9, elm
fogenannte8 &olpult. 9aKeIbe mar
aufgeroat, 10 baB ieber 8eiu@er ieinen
Snbalt obne Weiteres In Augenl9ein
nebmen tonnte. @s Iagen ba eine
Menge 3eitunsen, au6 beuti@e, 10.
wie Depei@en, 8riefe, @ampasne.
f9riften u. (. 10. I'M Dur6einanber.
Mn beibeu Seitea bes puItes feben
tleine Sii96en, auf benen Selepbens
apparate befeitist iinb. Gins beriel.
ben bat @ni6luB nit Der "long
dlstance"s2eitung."
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@erbitsgebauteir.

Gttpas fiibler ift'S 8e.pprben,
Mb nno su blaft'S ftbpn pom Nprben,
Serbftltdl bunt farbt fitb bas Saub
limb es tptrS beS @tnbee 8amb,
llno tpte SterbenSiebnen siebt
Gs na leiie onrdbS 0emtitb,
DEM man fiebt Oa ernit mnb banalid,,
0Sie bod allies 10 ner8dnelid5!
SSta man oa 80 nemem Nerfen,
Seime XebenSSeifter itdrfem,
Gorge man fiir einen 8eber,
Ser su8letd, ein Sprsenbreder,
llnS man fiiu' ibn biS gum 3anb,
Wftt benz 8ier, ''Lone Starr gemannt,
Mlfe tritben Serbf8ebanten,
8pmmeu Oann alSbalb imS gmtpanfem!
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ltriad9em Der Werspittat.

Die sranfsetten, rpel4e ppr alsn anbersu Rerpof=
tdt beruria@en, fub Dpspepfe, stltDfitdt uub Ser.
ifOpfuns. Der srpbe fpmpatbettf4e Nerpenitrans, /,
weldbsr bts @erbinbuns suti&en benz Gebirn unb ber
9erbaunnssresipn berfeut, pirb ftets In i&dbItder
Wetfe affistrt, penu Wasen uub Gtnsewetbe auber
Srhnnns finb; unb eine permanente St6ruus ber
Guntttpnen bteier Srsane pt-tt bur@ Gpmpatbfe onf
eas sante Rerpeujpftem 8urid. Snbem Sofetter'8
Waasenbttters ben Gerbauuussapparat sur reselmdz
btsen Gbdttstett anbilt unb esli@er 8eritopfuns
runsen, ipeISe in Der sdpd@e ber Grudbruussorz
sane tbreu uripruns baben. 0as gttters III bas Bette
9eruentonte, pel&es bic drstlt4e Wtfenl&aft tennt
Jnbem eS pte Grresuns nssnria@en nerpbier S@pd&e
beiettst, turtIt e5 bteie 5sI6it. aber bas TIT nt&t
9les. Snbem es ben aranfbetten, nel9e uerpbie
S4pd9e berperrufen, 6alt sebeut, baut es bas bur@
0erpeuletben sei4wd4te Spiem BON Reuem auf, dns
BERT une resenertrt es, 70 bas Der sane Orsautsmus
tart unb 9elunb pirc.
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QHte lit DteSl

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIpbnuna
fur ieSen SAL bon Ratarrb, ber nidt bur@
Ginnebmen bon San's 8atarrb Sur sebeilt
perben fann.
S. $. Shenep & Co., gisentb. EoIebc, %.
8ir, bic tlnteraei9neten, baben S. s. gbes
neb ieit ben Ietten 15 Sabren gefamnt nnb
halten ibn fir bolltpmtnen ebrenbaft in allen
@ei4dftsbanbIunsen uno ftnan3ien befGs
btSt, ale bon ietner Girma ein9egangenen
Serbinolihteiten 3u erfilIen.
Beit & 1rnar @robbanbels. .0rosuiiten,
EoIebo, ..
8aIbina &innan C Marbin, @robs
banbelss sOroSuiiten, ToIebo, ..
Saps &atarrbsSfur tpirb innerli@ senoms
men ilnO tpirtt bircft ait bas @lut anb bic
f&leimisen Oberfd4en bes Sbitems., 8euss
ntfie fret beriaubt. preis 75 @ts. fiir bic
6laihe. gertauft bon alien Mpotheferr.
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Weatt leie, es mag bon ssJtt.
terefie ieitt !!

Wir balten sesenm6rtig eineu
8 omt ttler &6utnungss Bers
tanf. S6ube unb StiefeI su @ofis
preiien. Nuf iebem Gihd Waare
itebt Der Rpit. anb Der ebemaIige Ser.
faufspreis. 8pr etua Wonaten bes
i9afften mir eiuen 8orratb BON aofs
fern unb 6anbtaiden. Nun tuerben
mir bieieIben bOIlfdnbis ausperfaufeu,
ba mir bes Gaumes 5eblrftia iinb ftir
ben groben 9erbfts nnb Winter.
Torratb bon S6uben, Der eegens
tpdrtig anfdngt, bereinsnfommen.
Ndes muB prompt unb aur STEELE
5e3ablt merben, ba mir 3u fol6en Yrei,
len Ni@ts aufi9reibeu t6nuen.
@in6ereIIa Sboe Store,
213 Nlamo.plaaa.
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Sn Mien bat Der GeIb3eugmeifer
unb @bef bes @eneralfabe8 Der bHers
tei6iid' ungarii@en Mrmee. isreiberr
Triebri6 bon Bed, iein 50idbrises
Stenf.Subildum gefeiert. Bed fiebt
I'm Ilter bon 66 Sabren unb er
tamut aus Greiburs In 8reisgau.
Mnldbli9 bes Sage8 iinb benz Subilar
BON allen Sriten groBe @brungen 3u
Sbeil gemorbeu.
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S6ninbfu9t, @rippe, pueumonia
unb ale 6aIss uub 2ungenletben trer'
ben bur6 r5bilob's Cure" gebeiIt.
Gum 9ertauf bel 3alteper q S1u.
dart, Sames @lapin, 8. 5. speleKp,
@. @ohu & Co., .. Stein, Central
Orua Store, U. S@meppe.
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Spare,t Sic S6r Gefo

Glne SdadteI BON Gutts YilIen er.
ipart Sbnen piele Dollars fir DOftor.
Rsdnunsen. Dieie Yilsn turirsn un.
ter alien llnIitdnben iGmmtli9e burd ben
Massn, bic 2eber Ooer bic Ginsepeioe
oeranlaBt.n &rantbeiten.
Gs iltSifs hfinf ssuaste psbauptnna.
Denn Ssssn &opfi4msrssn, Dpsp.p.
fe, Walaria, Ssritopfuns unb @allsus
lsiben sebrau@en NiaiOnen 9sut.
1ntt's &ebet YiWen.
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Oie ruIfifd3en Qoubeomteu

= Sie rxIff@en 3oubeamtea an
Der preuBii6en @ren3e befdlagnabm.
ten mebrere bunbert auffaQenb tife
Spa3ierft6de, bic iid) Bel genauer I'm,
teriu9ung als bobl unb nit nibilifii.
i9en proelamationen angefalt ernie.
fen
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Gont 9oue @tar 8ier !!
246 MeR.@ommeree. 5trabe.

= &Dme gtar 8ier, Xpue gtar 8ier,
tute idmedft 9n 10 bprsialim,
Sn id3medft ntdbt amr snr gummers=
5ett,
Snt 9Siuter and, tnemms friert unS
idbmett,
= SOne Star Bier, Gone gtar 8ier,
tn biz sed)t iitb'S ber9nii8litb!
Sbr 3etber all, tbr 3eber al, nergeRt
nidbt bteie 2ebre:
9rinft 2ume gtar Bier ftets friib nab
ipGt,
9anu eS ent5 ftetS portrefiitdb gebt,
Damn babt tbr ute 8ei@merbe!
Srnnt ftuRet an, brnm ftoket an, tint
0laie iebt es b1infen,
= Zone gtar 8ter 10 flar mnb reim,
9n fmmfelit flar iuie gpmneniMeim,
Prrft! 8od) ! 0Gmf, lA.t mme trtafem!
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Xauienbe Gdue bon 6@nixhfx3t
afbma, 9ufen, grfaltuns umb 1ssupl
Derbem taeltdb sebeiA bare @biIs9's
gurs. Gum Wersaaf bel @aItepsr q
e9u4arb. Sames Glasis, Z. 3. 4bsls
IefD, q. Gsbn 6 &c., .. 6tssn, 9sns
traI Drug Store, u. S9peSps.
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= Grdber bate i9 reselmdBis mebs
rere Male in ber @ode aopfiamer.
aen. SO6 -ieitbem itb seitweiie Or.
Iuguit 95nis's 9amburger Sropfen
gebrau6e, bin i6 DolIlt1nbig BON bic,
fem 9eibea befreit. - grneif @olff,
&of sSpring, Mo.
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- Sn GorliB bat @ufab b. Moiers
neuer S9want nJrib" BEL Der erfeu
Wuffabruns auf bicier Wofer'idsu
geriu@sbdbne eiusn sroBsn grfoIg
errungen.
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STaaCkE Bros, San antonio,
8eneral' asenten far 6tubeboter,

Die bette 6uieu. Rebisin ia GbiIob's
Cure. Sin Derna6ldIfster 6uheu n
eefdbrlib. 6elft ibm iogIeiG nit 6hi.
lob's Cure ob. Gum 8ertauf BEL QaI.
ieper & S@u6arb, Sames gIobiu. 6.
s. Speaefip, U. gpbn & &c., y. Gteia,
gentral Drug Store, U. G&heppe.
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Sn bemfelben 2otale befinbet f9 elm
Sit djs nnb u intern MART.
Sdglid sroBe Nusmabl ton frilhen
Jiiben, Nuiiern, Wilb. Geaitgel
.alIer Mrt. SeIepbon 399.
8efellungen fiir Gleif6 unb Slid &c.
tperben In irgenb einem SbeiIe Der
Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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YaNa9esBtuette auer Mrt
Wad nub bon Gnropa.

SEPT III bte 3eit. 3idets su taufen
unb 8eruaubte unb 8etannte aus Der
alien 9eimatb berHbertommensu su lafIeu.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpenbs
man fi9 on
%. S. Ypmna,
@ensralsp spafiasiersa saeent bet Mallorp
Gampfers 2inie,
523 gaHs 9ouiton 9traBe, San an.
tonic. Seras.
Offi3ielIer Nsent fur ale europdi'
f4en Sampfer 0inien
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MRattbies Srps. Sleiidber,

J0. 5O7 . Tsp u t tts5tra Be,
gfur bas Dor5iigli@fe &inbs, S9afs
unb S6weinefleii9.
Spesialitdt: Sunges 4albfleiid.
Ille arten oon Wurf. @9infen,
3unse, S9mal3 &c.
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sfarl's gloper Root 8bee reixist bas
Blut unb giebt eine refine i96ne Sarbe.
Gum gertauf BET aalteper q GGu.
9arD, Sames @lapin, &. 3. Gpeqei1p,
q. @6bu & Co., g. @tein, Central
Drug Store, u. G@beppe.
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= SIN Saag fanb ont 25. Ottober
bie feierli9e @onf firmatiOn Der iungen
96nisin Wilbelmine bon 6ollanb
ffatt.
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Masen anfer Cronnn82 Srtnft
Wfalt Nutrine.

Vr1>arirt BON Der Mnbeuier. Smid,
Sreiping Gp., ct. &pniS, Mp.
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Soroam SrotberS,
Heitaurateure In Shpls' Salppn uub
Yalmen 0arten.

Iiefern tdsIi6 friide Nu tern aus
Der S6ale, ein feines Dinner fur rs
Gents uub ftibren fonitige @rtra 8es
ifelunsen in turser 3eit aus. Ale
9elitatefen ber Saifon fiub gu habeu.
Die befen unb biligiten preiie in Der
Stabt.
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- Sn Stuttgart III ber &omau.
f6riftfeler 2ubwig $baben seforben.
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9as bette @littel seaen ben 9mrit

TT nnb bleibt cine cute WeiBe,
wie fte in ber WeiBbierbrauerei bon
. DIS & Mf6ba9er gebraut tuirb.
yH9tS tommt ibr glei6 bel biefer 6ibe,
bic ben Wenf6en, namentli1 bic
2eble, austrodnet. 9ii9ts feu9tet 10
na6boltig an; ni9ts erbdlt ben Men.
i4en 10 frif6, 10 selunb; ui@ts bdIt
leinet gnten Mutb unb ieinen 9umor
10 aufre6t, pie me MeiBel
Sas Weibbier III ein uniperialniits
tel gegen bic 6ibe, bic ale @nergie
aufreibt. geriu9t es, trintt es in ben
Wirtbi9aften, ballet es i'm Sanie. laBt
es Cure Gamilienmitglieher trinfen
unb Sbr tperbet feben, baB fie fi9 ba.
BET woblbefinben.
Dds & Mi@ba6er liefern ibr uors
3agli9es Weibbier iiberaG bin, bis in
bic entferatefen @egenben.
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Capt. 6weHnep ben Der Der. Sa.
armee, Sau Diego, gal., faet: 6bh
lob's gatarrb Remebp III BE erRe Wie.
oiain, bte mir ent setban bot. preis so
@ents. Gum Bertauf bel &olteser g
59u9arb, Sames @lapin, Z. 3. SpsI'
leRp, U. gobn & &c., 3. Stein, gsas
tral Drug 6tsre, u. S9mebes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-26

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-05
AGAINST BUFFERS BOND BILL.
1t Will Be Reported Adversely by the
House Committee.

Washington, June 4.-The House
committee on Ways and Means to-day
by a vote of 13 to 2 decided to report
the Senate bond bill adversely. The
vote was as follows: -
Republicans. Dingley, Maine; Payne.
n. Y; Dalzell, Penn; Hopkins, ILL.,:
Grosvenor, Ohio; Russell, Conn; Dolli-
yer, Ia; Steele, Ind; Johnson, n. d.;
Evans, KY; Tawney, Minn. Democrats
Turner. Ga; Cobb, Mo.
For a favorable ort-McMillin,
Tenn; Wheeler, Ala.
Absent-Crisp, Ga; McLaurin, 5. c.;
both of whom, it is supposed, would
have voted for a fayorablesreport.
Mr.4Grosvenor made thesmotion for
an adverse report which was carried
after Mr.. Wheeler's motion for favor
able report had been voted down,
Chairman Dingley has prepared the
majority report and Mr.. Wheeler will
make one for the minority.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-05
TME LARGEST CIRCULATION OFF AMY M0RTH CAROLINA DAILY

Of all at having the Vice-President
among them, and referring to the in
element weather, he exclaimed
Had not the rain prevented, the Vice
President would have seen even a
greater audience than is here gathered.
lie would have seen this campus filed
with the yeomanry of Durham. Ala
nance, Orange and Chatham-the type
of men among whom his ancestors had
helped to fight the battles OF Eastern
North Carolina" This was met with
applause, and at the next instant the
audience was thrown into huIrah by
Dixie" from the band
According to announcement the
Nice-President, accompanied by Gen.
Cox now took his position at the en-
trance-door, and in the midst of music,
General Cox presented each one of the
vast audience to Mr.. Stevenson, who
shook their hand warmly. giving each
one some cordial word Of greeting.
A new arrangement was hit later.
namely that after spending the night
here, the President and partY
should go to Raleigh in the morning
where they will spend the day.
THE SENIOR SPEAKING. .5
The senior class, under a dripping
overhead, headed by Governor Elias
Carr and DR.. Winston, and escorted BY
Chief Marshal Wright, filed into Memo
rial Hall at 1880. The alumni, truss
tees and other friends taking seats on
the rostrum were: w. d. Pruden, w, c.
Riddick, r. H. Battle, f. d. Winston,
W. j. Peele, r. S. Kenan, p. d. Gold,
W. A. Guthrie, X. H. Lewis, G. NJ. Cooke,
L. 5. Spruill, ID. a. White, w. II. S. Burs
gwyn, S. NJ. Gattis, Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor DoughtOn, W. Il. Kenan, g. $,
Bradshaw, w. NJ. Person, II. A. London,
j. B. Lloyd, S. p. Green, Tennessee
(class '59), Judge Shepherd, j.. S. Nam
ming, j, s, Carr. Col. A. T. Davidson. f.
c. Smith, S. +. Telfair, T. W. Strange,
Rev. Charles Fetter, J. H. Pou, Prot
VI, H. Holt, a. w. Haywood. Z. b.
Means, Benehan~ Cameron, John w.
Graham, c. ID. McIver, r. T.. Gray, "
S. Bryant, NJ. NJ. Marshall, w. G. Eli
lott, f. NJ. Simmons, and General Cox.
At the request of DIR. Winston, the
Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire OPEN
ed the exercises with prayer. The ora
tions by the senior class were then de-
livered, After the oration of Mr. Il. p.
Jenkins, the Stevenson party arrived.
The Vice-President went at once to
DR.. Winston's house TO gain q few
hours rest before his address, and the
ladies, Miss Letitia Stevenson, Miss
Alexander, Miss Jane Hardin and Miss
Julia Hardin, both of Kentucky, a6-
companied by General Cox and the
committee of trustees, were accompa,
MED from the station direct TO Memo,
rial Hall.
The order of exercises as prescribed
by the programme was then taken up.
After the orations, DR.. Winston read
the subjects and writer's of the theses
presented for graduation by those not
delivering orations.
1t was then announced by DR.. Win
ston that Vice-President Stevenson
was in the village, and that he being
tired, the further exercises of the morn
ing would be suspended until o'clock
III the afternoon, He announced fur
ther that there would be an informal
reception held Immediately after the
exercises of the evening were over.