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unb mobernite. Table scarfs, Lambrequins,
bel ber garb, au alien greifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-03

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an allen apOtbefen. Oreib, 9hombfcn &; Co.,
@bcleiale.
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in Solingen unb $4,000 mertutiroiger
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06


BROWNING "Wednesday. June s.. at the
Church OF the Beloved Disciple by the Rector the Rev
Gregory Lines Harriet o. daughter of Clark Stevens to
J. Eugene Browning.
ems Church by A. p. Hart Gertrude Josephine
Wswall granddaughter OF stephen r. Weeks, To Nelson
Sherwood Clark.
FIsK-swEET-O Monday 8. 1899 at the residence
Eugene I. Fisk NJ r.. Emma Louise daughter Of I'd.
win $ Sweet, all Of Brooklyn L. l.
No cards.
HOwE-CARsoN-on Tuesday. June t. at Matteawsn. y.
" by F. Carson brother OF Ihe bride Alice NJ,
daughter Of Geo W. Carson to Bcnjamfn Howe OF Mount
Vernon y. Y. -
LITTEEFIELD- PHILLIPS At 1880 ferington ave.
New.York June Seth H. Liteied of Ashley Dakota 70
Phillips OF RU1Oury, Boston, Mass the Rev.
Thomss Dixon. r. oficiatng -, W..
They AZ once left Tor their home IN the west ID,
OCKwOOD-wIsEER-O "Wednesday Jane 5. 1889. nc
Church OF the Annunriaton, By the Rev VIM j. Sea-
bury. d D.. rector Sarah daughter OF VIM H. Wsner 70
IStac Ferris lockwood. ...4
MIDDLETON -CoTTRELL-At the Collegiate Church. 5sh-
Josephine Williams Coirel niece Of Mr. and Mrs Ches H
Denlson, George WalwOTth Middleton lr, OF Brookyn
PAINE-MARTINOn Tuesday June I, 8Ss nc tho Church
Of the Holy Communion, by the Rev. Henry Mottcl hiss
Fanny Bacon Martin to Mr. Henry Gallup Paine.
sE-CoLEGRoYE-on TIes,ay; June = at rssdenes Of
brides parents Passaic ~ by ne Rev Dr. LeVens Mas
sCTDDER-WEEES-O Wedne sday. June g. at ST. Johns
Church Brooklyn, by the RI Rev. A. N Lttejohn d. D..
IL D. Bishop Of Long Island assisted BY me Rev George
Breed the Rev. Henry Townsend Scudde 10 Margaret
Mott, daughter Of the late jacob VI. Weeks To-.
TIMOLAT-KING- "Wednesday. June 5, by the Rev Ger
SepAr ot the Church OF ST. Vincent de Paul
Esther Florence daughter OF W. K King, TO J. Coy limo
lat
TTTEMORE-SHERMAS--A Trinity Church. Water
town, June g. 1889. by the Rev Charles WHIT
temore brother assisted by the Rev Rnssel
A DIN rector parish. Caroline Greenleaf daughter
Of the late Charles sherman, Of WATERFOWL, 10 Henry
WhIuenore, Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
MONEY FOR THE SUFFERERS.
EVERY SECTION JOINING IN THE GOOD
WORK
PROVISIONS. CLOTHING AND CASH FOR THE
STRICKEN CITIES or PENNSYLVANIA
CITIES, TOWNS AND HNMLETs con.
TRIBUTING

TRIDUTING.
. Auburn June 5.-AUburn hn, -Ibsrr!bri s2,oOO
Lockpurt, y. Y, June The brewers National
CONVENTION at Niagara Fail, thl, morning contributed
10000
St. Johnsbury. Vt. Juno 5.-Gmnd Master lcndcr-
son issued an invitation todav 10 odd Fellows In
Vermont Ia contribute tOwari the sufferers.
Ncwburs. y Y, June D~pe'iaD. -Ncwblrg has
raised about 900 for tho sufferers.
Worcester. Mass, June 5.-suh,crptions to the
amount of - 800 mad" her" 70 day
Boston, juno 5.-Thc total Of the subscriptions ~
covcd through Kdder Peabody Co. to-day
amounted 10 s3j4OO tn" Fall Rive: Line Will for.
wari supplies free Of charge.
Providence, Juno SpccIaD.-The subscriptions
here now exceed gil, 900.
Minneapolis, June Tho Cltizeas' CommItt"" to
day voted 10 send 1000 barrels Of Hour 10 the sni
icrrr.
Chicago juno st {, estimated that Chcago's cash
contributions 10 date aggregate about 100000.
~ LouIs June The Town Of Dcsuto I'm this state
has contributed 200 Lltchned, H., has also raised
900.
10. Angeles. Cal. June 5.-Thls city has forwarded
~ OUJ TO Governor Beaver
Macon. June J.-Ihe city Council last night apprr
priaied 900 for the sufferers,
Chattanooga, Tenn. juno "a. .. Forrest Camp
No T. Confederate Veterans Of Chattanooga have con
rr1butod 300 to the rclcf fund. }. NJ Duncan, gen
crAl manager Of the South Trdcgnr Iron COMPANY
Of this CITY, who few years ago left JohnStown FOR
10 the relief fund. Another 81 900 VIII BE- sent nom
the proceeds Of popular subscription
Savannah, June 3.-Thc savannah benevolent As
socjatlon subscribed ~ 900 for the sufferers
Blprhanlton. June More than $1,000 VIII DC
sent 10 Johnstown from this city. Lieutenant GOV
onOr Jones elcgraphcd that he would subscribe TlUo'
Albany June MAYOR Maher has tclegraphed the
Neyor Of 'P,t,bur b. draw Oh him for 5000 The
hInd belnp raised by Th5 Morning fAprcS'' amounts
~ over 81 lil.
Lebanon, Penn, Juno 5.-Ths city Will raise $1,000
for the sufferers
dorchester June 5.-Oycr SiOO was subscribed to the
Red eros, relief fund to-day md Sllo Ia newspaper
fund besides. -, -.
Cleveland June 5--Ihc cash collected In this chy
nm 70 This evening Is $4,000. Ton carloads Of
merchandise were shipped to Johnsown Today and
mccall train OF twenty carloads OF lumber from
Cleveland dealers. left here 10 night,
Fonda. " Y. June 5.-The people OF JohnSiown,
\ Y. instead Of making an appropriation with which
IN celebrate the Fourth OF July, Will send 1000 TO tho
sufferers al Johmtown, Penn
Now.Uayen June 5.--Over $1,000 has been col
cctci here.
Wilmington Dol. June (5pcc!aD.-This rity'S fund
Ian. reached P47O. Tho second carload OF supplies
viii be- shipped tomorrow
C,crs Fails, ~ Y, june 5.-SubscrptIons here
IN day amounted 10 1922.
~ Dol gLIecpsle June Sup 10 this evening S2,T3b
havc becn raised IN this city for Johnsown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
vOr JEFFERSON D4VLS'S NIECE.

very interesting story IN connection with the
.,se ~ Mrs Maybrick, the alleged niece OF Jefferson
S.Is now under arrest I'm England for poisoning her
sSnshand will be published In q" The Portland Daily
PRESS tomorrow. From this 1t appears mat Mrs.
uaybrick is not a niece In any way related 10
Davis but that she IS the descendant OF an old
Portland family, and the daughter Of Portland
woman who had a most remarkable history. There
ia ip this city today photograph OF Florence May
brisk taken By Redngton Of Liverpool only short
time ago II shows slight, erect figure, well.
shaned welLpolsed head, sumOunted by great bralds
ni dark haiy artlsucaly colled about the crown full
lower facesA Grscian nose and low, broad forehead.
irbere a peculiar TNpre sson about the face and IL
IS said that Florence Mayhrck has eyes Of tho cearest
green permested by an Intense expression at times,
at This woman, now charged with the gravest OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
CLOTHING AND CASH FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 6,-washington Is responding gen
erousy to the appeals for clothing for the relief OF
the people in the flooded districts There has already
been prepared for shipment twentyone boxes Of cloth
ing four boxes Of shoes and ton OF disnfectants.
4 committee Of newspaper correspondents went from
house 10 house to-day soliciting clothing They
secured more than a wagon load. The subscriptions
IN the Treasury Department date amount to s16Gs.
The employees OF the Department Of Justice have
trbuted s2l5 the Agricultural Department $500, Pen
sion ONCE $3.50,
Tho Secretary Of War has been Informed that
Lieutenant John Bidde with thirty men OF the
Engineer Corps has left West Point, n. T., 10 con-
sct the pOntOon bridge across the COnemaugh River
The Navy Department has shipped lot OF sea
biscuit and other stores 10 JOhnstoWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
PnaI Dnlce Notice.

tshoud be read daily BY all Interested. as changes may
occur Tor foreign Countries need not be specially
addressed for despatch by any If aSnT ans eop
merea documents tteE5 not specially addressed beng
ssn by the fastest vessels 4Sata6S Inn, 9Th v so.
,,r6r5ntiv I'm ali cases at this ONCE as follows;
yo s,, RS tS for s ESTtHnS s m ssa
spSE Ayq for a. 3 m e. and ssass
Santiago s; p nd a GG ' pSr sies per RON
uaIIfax; al 30 D for ST. Pierre MiQuelon, pc,
steamsrn ttSm a. o. m for Jamaica Greytown ruxillo
psliiSi pGase9si Puerto c9FtsI RSIs nondO
M Tor France switzerland. Italy, Spain and Por.
@ S,6 La SsT Ia STsS Sess Tor As 70,
tEs SetSeranis via Rottc nian. q veeneam Oct
must be directed per NeeMaam a. $50 r. fss
must be directed per DeyOeal At 80 "a tof Great
Unbria Via Queenstown detters for other EUROPEAN
Countries must S be GS%od sa P Sssn pmSFs at
turkey. per Elbe via Bremen 1etters for Greas
Britain ireland Belgium a and Ne!her9nds via sour
Wihdward Islands per 5 MurGI a. II t0g Bel:
O% direct per wsa a. III ARsws d sis %l.
COSTA Riea, Sia L4mOn per Alps; az u H. for Ia
GSayrn d City q Atlanta VIA HAVANA e, nd lss 81 a.
reced "per City OF Atanta"l -. ~
Eranc!seoi close here June 18Th q Male iss tss
Ian. aRs PS =, ya' msI. ss 20, Es.
Eewzesland Hawaiian, Fl and samoan Islands gsss.s
zeslanda from san FaGSscoS close aere Sps Win
BItsh mails for Australia Mails tSs ne se eioss
hh sIs 1an se!a iGP It T'GgS Pa fsR f
Tampa Fs and thence BY steamer via kex Nfess siA'
close at this osace daily AZ ESQ a M .a -
The schedule sls.HS I nss
snd transit ~ % Malt y sa s s &c s
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p... aa.. Ne. sasaLtSS' Z, SsS aus. lisa -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
MOTORS Plan TO INCREASE TIE FUND


The first bsncat performance IN this city In all OF
the JohnStown sufferers VIII be given this evening At
the Peoples Theatre when the webster Brady Company
VIII, with the cooperation of Mr.. Miner and HI
attachc, present Eouc!caults After Dark which
drew well AZ that theatre last week and tho week
Tomorrow afternoon Managers I'M and Norris viii
give a performance Of Adrlel Al The Union Hiu"'
Miss THE Akerstrom will give the entire proceed
Of 0ae 81 hcI performances during tbs week a. INC
Star Theatre 10 the fund. Theodore moss VIII Dr
happy ~ give the Of the thoAt" next week to any
persons who may desire n Organize benefits
A. N. Palmer, John \. McI aull and Thcodorc Moss
performance AZ Palmcrs next Monday afternoon. INC
pro gramm, VIII consist Of Al at Of Llp'"r. AMI
miscellaneous crt"rtalnmrnt Among tho" VINO WI
appear are RyslnA VOkes, M1thildc C0itrely, Ammo
NJrr, Thomat " Kecnc Il A. Roberts, fellN Morris,
u. Wolf Hopper James T. Power. Charles 4. Evans,
Charles ". DUNCAN, Edmund stanley, hdolPh NoNah.
K Kasinn %II@h LscEayo. Prank Daniels.
Morton SrIt1n. Eugene Oudln, william Hoy,
!. De Angels. ferdinand Gortsrhalk, Lindsay
Morrison Herbert Crpp, and the orchestra and chorus
Of The McC aul Opera Company. The sale will com.
mrnce a, 10 box once Tomorrow morning
Tho Mayors Committee Of Managers I, arranging 10
Thursday afternoon, Juno 49, ThOsH theatres that have
been closed for tho VIII be- rcopcncd With special
which Is hoped Will include Joseph Jecr
son at DAILY, and Minnie Palmer Al the rum Avenue
~ ere viii also be monster" entertainment at tho
WotrnpolItan OUcra House. IN which there will be
wrestling and sparr1ng by some OF the best proics-
A. the Broadway Francis Wilson will present The
Oolahr The Casino VIII offer an at q The
pauline Hall and Fred Solomon will be seen. Louis
JIarrison. William Carleton and others VIII appear IN
songs and sketches. a.,
,,ad on Eguarc Theatre make further arrangement
f. Is believed that permission can DO oDtAlhed lor INC
police and hemen 10 sell ticket"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
Help FROM OVER SEA.
sxrnoASs IN PARIS START FUND FOR
JOHNSTOwN.
!. CROWDED MEETING AT THE UNITED STATES
,xaAr1oN OF SYMPATHY
ADOPTED AND FORTY THOUSAND
51 FRANCS SUBSCRIBED FOR THE
FLOOD SUFFERERS IN

tparis June IA meeting of Americans was heid
,o.day at the United States Legation, on call IN
sbe morning papers by Mr. Whitelaw Reid' the
ftoitsd States Minister, to express the sympathy
~ the Americans In Paris with the sufferers ny to
Johnstown calamity. In spite OF the SNORT hou0o
The rooms of the Legation were packed anu many
went AWAY unable TO gain admittanee. MI heiu
uas called to the chair, and Mr. Ernest hSlh"e
WIS appointed secretary. The following ieS0II
lions were offered by hr. Andrew Carnegie OH"
seconded by Mr.. James n. Otis: ..,..., - o,,r
,asolyed That we send across the Ataauo ooier
brethren, overwhelmed by the ppaattet sym pathy
5oAns.oyn our most prS @oupp with them and every
pang Of all thet misery we have sns we Congratulate
a on and banR them for the numerous ACTS ,s oil
noble hsrolsm displayed under DO we honor and
nnne fSsn ah1 Tor the capacity for Local ss
roysrnmsnt upon which the organizations sent
hsutnions depends, The IvsseSs order during the
sSsos that supervsnsd having been 70 hours
homes no longer Ssss few hours the civil
roc rss,ed ana asserted ase and resumed sg " bn
out the aid Of eGu1 se 1 1 power which remains
IN The people OF Johnstown themSeNesS;; s Dassrs we
sesSea lander ant % sr Reid for his promp. and a
orprsfe sctiop In this matter ana iOr SERVICES q"
'hImsn Of t as. COPY of these resolutions be
orwarded a. once BY ieieggSPs 20 the AAS0'S Vi
Sohnstown, PnsbuE ana fhiiaoelPni@'
Brief and touching speeches were made oy
cer.rsl Iawton, late United States Minister to
Instria. the Hon Abram s. Hewitt, General Mere
dith Read and Others.
Tbs resolutions were then unanimously adopt
sd,apd committee was appointed TO receive SUB
soristions About 10000 francs were subscribed
an the spot The American bankers all agreed
"a Speb subsGi ptions the next day at their bank
INF HOUSES Buffalo Bill' subscribed the en-
dire receipts Of one entertainment, TO be gwen
un6er the auspices OF the committee.
Besides those already named, there werr ms
emit BENJAMIN Brewster, Louis Won Holman,
Charles A. Pratt, ex-Congresanan Lloyd Bryce,
Clarence Dinsmore, Edward Tuck, Professor Chan
ier, the Rev. DR.. Stoddard and Others from New
York; Colonel 0tis Richie, Of Boston; General
Franklin and Assistant Commissioner Tuck
George w. Allen, Of St. Louis; ConsulGeneral
Rathbone, and a large number Of the American
colony In Paris. 1t was the largest and most
earnest meeting Of Americans in Paris held for
The Municipal Council have given 5000 francs
70 the victims Of the floods in Pennsylvania
MR. LINCOLN RECEIVING CONTRIBUTIONS.
London, June 5.-United States Minister Lincoln
10 receiving large contributions for the fund for
the rehel OF sufferers by the Goods in Pennsy1-
wanna. Marshall Wilder, Of the New-York Press
Club. Offers an evening of recitation TO assist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

Planters. no amount named; association Of David
sonyille, La, 300; citizens OF Hartford, Conn,
sass %; John S. Coyington, New.York, s2o; citizens
of Sacramento, Cal, $500; Adams Express Company,
$4,000; Hebron Beneficial Association OF Los Angeles,
Cal, $1,000; NewHaVen Chamber of Commerce lad
dltionsD, IL 900; citizens OF Baltimore $1,000; ctt
Eens OF Hon, ~ Y, s40o; citizens of Chester, Penn
$1,000; West Presbyterian Church, New-YOrk
81 700 "a citizens OF Woodbury., n. j.. $500; J. Gal
llngeT, S177 East Eighty second.st. New.YOrk, Is
citizens OF New-orleans, la, s25o state of COnnec
ticut, account, $4,000; citizens Of Piainneld,
" j., 81 900; total, 1925, $3.50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
DIED

DIEn
gEUTHNER-On wednesday Juno g. Beuthner Solomon, IN
the 65th year OF his age. -.
his late residence No % Eas o3thsL Fray
morning. June I, al 10 a. IN. ...
suddenly June 1889, Miss Charlotte Elizabeth
Dilks In the seth year OF her
Relatives and friends family and 81 her brothers. Geo.
John NJ and VIM w Dlks are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral her late psdenoe. No 3tS
Wsst 45tn st on Thursday. 9Th inst, st D. N.
Int-rment at Greenwood ON Friday morning.
POOL-In Brooklyn. June L. sarah J. Van Brnt wife OF
Joseph G. Pool, -. A.
and friends invited attend the funeral az her
late residence, 1000 Sd ave, Thursday al ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
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