davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

= papit SEQ XIII. bat angeorbnet,
bob feline ueuefe gncucIita In alIe Ie,
benben Spra@en tberiebt merbe. 81
bat angeorbnet, OaB ale In ben 3eituns
gen - tiamentIi9 in ben In Mmeriio
berausaegebenen = eri9einenbeu Rcm.
mentare au ieiuer @uepllifa ibm tiber,
fanot treroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
g(bernlaliger GROCER 4asuertauf
bon 1nterseas fir 9amsn uno Mab4en in
NtusIia unb @atnbrie.
8eipmbers itteSrige Nreife In bteier
QSDdbe!
9reis 8ebuftionen im 8etrase BON 30
bis so 8rosent.

Danten, bie irsenb Gttpas ii. bieier 8rande
n6tbig baben, biirfen @OIfon's @pecial>
ausberfa,if 81, rebucirten 9reifen nift Sers
febIen.
9ne @aaren auf befimmten 9as
bentii den iinb gu beipnberent fart re.
bucirten greiien marfirt, bic ieboG
1,r fur 6ieie @o4e 9eIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
Gin tuamberbareS 8ebrGm9e ttt
&QbMh:2eQQrfeMettf.

Sb mir bier bei4aftist iinb, frast Sbr
Stun, bas iDIlten mir tpp6l meinen. @ute
gta9rtdhten ipanbern ianeller als i@le@te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

3ie8ler's all8emeim befdunte 3n1pfs
ibube 81 foIgenOen bebentemb rebm=
5trten Hretien:
@rite Satnpicc Damen. .RnDpfftiefel Opera
Heel tl and toe) nit elaitiiden Soblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt SO.
9amem (,Baufeupbaft) 9onspla 2ads
ittefel, friiber So, iest 1915.
Sben aagefiibrte Breiie finb ipirfli
Werfaaf befttmmt. Ste 8emamnte 9Saa
llniere Mustpabl in auseei9nittenen lei6z
ten Sdnben unb =Slippers, tpprunter
lth quite unb iebr feline rSrforb un6 Sbeo
TteS" uSoli6 Comfort &; Spera Shippers"
befin6en, iibeftrifft Mues in 8eaus arf DUO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

gIegamte CONNER sSei6e, geitreift, carrirt
mnb l9Itht, in allen 6arben, fonft gu 45, so
nnb so gents bic Darb, in btefer @o@e
aunur IS Gents bic Yar6.
rlrsier 2nger an @al9ftoffen lift 70 eroB unb
bic GEannigfaItisteit berielben 1T cine 10
srpbe, bab cine senale 8efareibuns berielben
6ieL 3u spejt fiibren spiirbe.
Sir fiibren nuf Eager alle bic sefu4teiten
Mrteu BON WiulI, Orsatibie, 3epbbr &c. &c. I'M
Breiie bon 10 bis 80 Gents per DnrS.
Gpecial Rreiie fit bieie 38pd5e!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
.&rd6tge NaSwabl eleganttr <iOerdotfe=
mnb W2o6ea Gpifimen.
MuBerOroentltde NObttdteu bteie
ISOLDE !

Die neueiter 9loben in feibener unb ipoaenen
ssleiberitOffen, ictuie in Baiditoffen
maO etiua IS bDbele9ntste it1pprtirte
bDd3mpNerme WSpbeIl. .NfObem,
bon benen nibt Stpei einan6er eleid itn6, i'm
greiie bon nilr $13 bis 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

amptonf on Tuesday. Mr. Laboucherc said, in his
elegant way: II hope the young couple will get
on very well. But we are not going TO provide
the cash for them In my opinion, the Prince of
wales has q pretty good situation. myself would
manage the business under hundred thousand
year. and what is more, | world not cadge on
the country Then, after referring to the under.
standing that the last grant should be n final set
tfenent for all the Queens grandchildren, Mr..
Labouchefe announced that he should oppose any
increase OF what he called the salary of the Prince
OF wales: There ought TO be, according 10 his
calculation, 100000 year for the young couple
III they want any more, will trouble them to
get IL from their very wealthy relatives. They
certainly will not get it from Parliament, IL can
prevent them" He tried to prevent the passage of
the last grant with no great success 1t
was the wcll-remembered occasion on which he
tried also TO take the lead of the party out of
MI GladstOne's hands. Mr.. Gladstone supported
the grant. Mr. Laborchere made long speech,
and dismal failure it was-an attempt on his
part TO be serious, or to present himself to the
House and the country as a serious politician
The result may be given in the words Of one of
his colleagues, who said "If Mr.. Labouchere
does not understand that he is here to amuse
us, the sooner he goes somewhere else the bet
ter He saw his mistake and has never teen
serious since. g. VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
Posfom nee Notice.

Should be read daily by all Interested a. ehansos ~
Letters Tor foreign countries need not Be specially e
d1'es for ssd dsps .eaa O Su ay banking
documents letters not specially aoafe''eu 0e'"s '
Foscsn mails for dqg Dsse%osS 10 M
''s gbfs%9Ygy s sHa Sep
per origen at p m e., Costa hlca Via A""'"
F 9a1 Si pHs5G SGt''' 'a
soa.SaSpeoa and M siS @u
F sssss p'i s2'is h. assn 'i per 0 ''
for I ps,nsmD DS Rio gsaSs
oae i so Greet p,
vs antmerg oS TeIop %u . City
1 mus, 5: sre sssa ps'
spgsmssn 1sE a 80 &i ma fsT 81
s aTset ST. per fsoa or Ss eers for I'D
arssd psr or.O'oh Ge at from Se 1s
for IsHHsRAr Ss az
M e, as 80 j. Fl 'qS
) Ts1es from @ sg nSlas1e. and '',y"n Pc
sATgRDAYAt M for Fsnee' seursSena a" u:
:!1 Essss' s sns sTs'1sE
ss es L, va q et for
Italy Spain Portugal and Turkey must De cifee NorSs
S issse. must st BE- directed re Sd Sos.
Snss directed Tsa % Ss;sss
sass S g. si,ss se
ucssan Cuba and Iampc9 direct and V %s
stan'S at ii a. m for Hayt and Carupano. peg
s. Prns Maurts letteIs for other Venezuelan por ana
for Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana, must be
f' Sc s5 f is1 AID
Ayena Jacnei and Aux Caves must es te
ynezuela except Cumsna end CaTupsno uniess Specially
a.e "
rected per yalenciaD at 10 M for Grenada IInead ana
pcr Burnley: IL Complementary
Tor St Thomas and 81 SroN Via st. Thomas Tor BaTe To-
tiers Tor other wndward Islands also Para and Maranham.
must be directed ''per AdvaneeD at go p M for 81
m2eo per e' Ss ro from SC pr Ys
deers ampico and Tuxapam direct and other Mexican
ports via Vera Cruz NUT be directed per D. Yglssas'
nom &eW W.. RE o''' VIVA 10 '''''' 'e
for S1np and Besc &c s ne
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands Australia ttro%4
San A. Malls s sie d ~ to S.l ps o5s S
from San Francisco close here dliy up 20 Dec 20 a.
Fir and samoan M a far Ar' Der sam
s q ss,sss as Gar S:vsaassst WIN & n s :
ssS Dn s4a S.5: e Ns"s I & Fl Bs.sS% asd
ss%T sailing Mondays ed Wa,ys S;S a, s
specially addressed for dspateh by steamer close at this
mails are forwarded to San Francisco daily
and the schedue closing arranged the presumption
q c, % . s az .n Ssn 81 e.
day. ResistsEsa mai eS;es At 90 p previous day
penent,rv Mails At the PostOcs which remain open ant5
"ln zen nin's iSsl s coTT
Postoiice, New.York, n Y, December II, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
TWO OLD SEA DOGS IN PORT.

Tn frmt OF a shin chandery in Old Slip. with them
muzzles projecting over the sidewalk. are two weather
stained bronze eannons old seadogs. resting IN port
after many voyages to disam, seas. They were cast
An Maiden. Mass. generation aSo and Tor all Inc
long years that have elapsed since then they have
been cnrried on the deck OF the good ship Highlander
1000 tons burden, sailing out OF Boston hsrpor'
When they fashioned Chinese ana Malay pirates
,nfes.ed the East Indian and China seas, and mer-
chantmen I'm the Eastern trade had TO depend on
themselves for protection These two cannon IN Old
Sin more tlrsn once saved the Highlander from being
attacked by pirates. Now. however. these bnsands
of the high seas have passed into history ana tho old
cannon do duty In front of ship chandlery, while
The Highlander n sailing around the Horn' o0und 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
THE BALTIMORE SAILS NORTH
HER PRESENCE NOT NEEDED IN CHILLI
THE YORKTOWN NOW LIFT AT VALPARAISO
TO BE JOINED BY THE BOSTON.

Washington, Dec. 1.-the Secretary OF the Navy
has received u cable message from Captain >chiey,
commanding the baltimore. saying that as there ap-
peared to be further necessity for the presence oil
that vessel at Valparaiso she sailed yesterday Tor san
Francisco for the purpose OF being locked ard scrpea
The Yorktown Is the only American warship az
Valparaiso but she viii lie Joined there IN about ten
days by the cruiser Boston, which sailed from Monte
vdeo few days ago.
1t was originally intended that the baltimore Shou
leave Chill the arrival of the Yorktown, but this
plan was changed, In order to allow members Of her
crew to testify before the Gillian committee IN
vestgatilg the recent attack on American sailors
When her presence was longer needed Tor thas
purpose, she started for home .
London. Dec. L." The Times's' correspondent reit-
crates his statement that proposal was discussed by
the Finance Committee OF the Senate TO abolish the
ChEan Legation in Washington In consequence OF the
letters OF Mr.. Egnn the United Stntes Minister TO the
Gillian Government, and his kilograms TO the Depart
ment OF state at Washington. The correspondent In his
dispatch TO-DAY SAYS that four OF the twelve members
Of the committee In favor OF abolshng the Less
ton and that they advocated such course at meet
Ing OF the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

HURIALL-In springh Mass. December IL, william
Holey Burial, aged 3d. -
DE 1891 % he Ious Dc Beban aged 60
#: 4 ,s aSS Mi: Shvs and
%Sps Ct 70 fI That no be sent
i In "a nes'S at convenience OF family.
DowNING-wm. w. suddenly at Yonkers' N " Cd
funeral naea o. St. johns tSSh YoqEs, y. Sunday
I 1ScG S,yss e. sa 1SV Central az sasoa s.
EAGER-At Noroton Heights Conn, December IL, 1871
Eager T. the b so a year rsn s
On Monday December IA. at 10 AS a. NJ $40,
wndSr Rs, P sdss son ' Of william
H. h asd 'i hsd y''s o Etsts '' Deem
ssles sna hi w s
Funeral services at his late residence Tuesday december
Please tS 80 o1 "a II flowers
Interment at convenience OF family ,,,.
HERK IlER-On Friday December ii, "eorse herA''ei'
In the dt1 year al his late residence 12l Sethst
Tuesday, December 10. at a. M No.
MeDowELLAt her late 90 W Wee OF The late
9 TSFs on Hrx RGcS McDcwel ~,
Funeral Al Souls Church aadiione'e ana 0O'"'''
California papers please copy 800 ~ IN
en- rhgr Ts. rEs. Dec On Mon
day Dec. IA, at 30 a. M.
Please omit flowers. 49, n.
Funeral December T.. ,,... ~.
RAE-suddenly, on December 10, 1891, Dr. waiter h'e'
oayyes and friends the family arc invited 70 attend
his funeral ON sunday afternoon Deeemner 10 VA q.
coe from sne Wayne Street Reformed Church, wayne
%etysen Grove and Barrow sts., Jersey CITY,
Please omit flowers. -, - OIL,
On Frd,y Dec H. Mary, widow Of the late Charles
Root aged 81 years. 49, ~ =. 40. - n. ,h.
Funeral services on Monday, Dec IA, az p NJ az tne
residence Of her son-ina%, Charles w. boosh S95 COM
vI %IaI~ cf tSe family are invited attend
81 ,TFR-At Mstawan. n. j., Thursday, Dec 10, OF
diataon OF heart, Ella Cadmus, wife OF Myf"h l.
Funeral Monday from her late residence, Maa-
,sas leave foot Lbcryst at II u.s. foot Cortandtst
at u 80 ~
ropFK- Albert December II, 1891;
IOnsra1 Monday December a. o'clock p. m 164 East
79'h-st. 49,.
" Nc IOth Edward Staniy. only OF Ketccca B..
H6ga- and tile late Horstio Z. Wib
runrra services from ST. Barnabos Church, MONDAY,
pee. IA 10 a. -,
Interuent New Dorp, Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
A GREEN. GooD's MAN ARRESTED.

James W. McNally was arrested last evening by
Posofice Inspector ]. Z. Jacobs and Deputy United
States Marshal Osborne on charge Of dealing In
green goods. 1t took seven months to catch McNaly
On May l last warrant was Issued for his arrest
by United States Commissioner Mccartney at Cam
den n. J. McNally suspected Of being one Of
gang OF five who had been dealing in green goods
in and around Gloucester last spring Three of this
gang were arrested in May. indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury, tried In the United States Court at
Trenton, N. j., and senefced eachsto imprisonment
for year and muIcted to the tune Of $500.
Four large trunks seized, filed with green
goods circulars Of all descriptions, In q hotel ut
Gloucester y. J.
McNay taken before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday and held I'm 81 800 bail for. examination
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

Company d. OF the list Regiment gave reception
TO rs many friends last night at Harlem Opera House
Hail. In one-hundred and twenty ffthst, near seventh
ave. The company turned out IN good force and
made a fine appearance when going through the
drills which occupied The time before the dancing
began. Captain C. IL. Smith commanded during the
evoutions. The members Of the reception committee
were Lieutenant Thomas W. Timpson, Corporal J. E.
Carroll. Corporal Cary Private ISker and Prvae
Weyman The reception wa. graf access, ana
was highly enjoyed by all who attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

THE IWTLTGHT CLL Is 10 DIsNCk IS bI.C NMINU.
Secretary wingate, in giving notice of the Twilight
Club meeting Thursday evening. states the
ton for discussion thus How Would You Lift the
Masses!' But stunning bids fair to be the real
theme Owing TO the choice OF topics involving impor-
and pressing social problems 10 the unique methods
and nfOmay Of their treatment 70 the happy selection
speakers start the talk and perhaps to other
these meetings OF the Twilight Club have lately grown
greatly in size and interest and becoming consd.
good and there is evdeace that this de-
velopment will 20 much further In the not distant future
The club has completed les ninth year In recognition
OF which fact the next meeting will be made Ladies'
Night" And during the next few months the matter OF
permanent home for the organization Is likely to receive
much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
THE Y. Y. A. @. MINSTREL SHOW.

The " Y. A. @. MINSTREL SHOW.
The amateur minstrel entertainment Of the New
York Athletic Club in the Carnegie Music Hail. last
night, was a great success and was witnessed by
crowded house. The young mon who took part were
applauded TO the echo, the solosts being Obliged TO
respond TO encores. They were: r. H. Crawford
]. r. Crawford, E. C. Hoyt, Arthur Clark, c. IT,
Miller. C. W. Gregory, L. Tocaben. J. c. Mowbray'
G.. W. p Ramsey, A. j. PIguet, G.. A. Albro Z. W.
Lecount, ]. T. Fisher, A. +. Camacho' D. H. H.
Wheeler T. Richards I. D. Valentine, +. I. BlrdsaA
f. g. Bruch George L,ach, j. +. HARRISON jr,
r. c. Fisher, jr, F. NJ Haushng'
A. smock L. Bragdon, G.. Sherwood
C. Van Zee W. A. Prime, c. f. Knoblaueh, James
Foot E. S. Smith, f. n. Noulton, W. II. Pnckhey,
T. W. Kembe, q. ID. Phillips ii. j. Tyndae ana
George w. Gregory George d. Phillips's stump speech
aTen Minutes with the President and the Two
Mechanical Dolls-Baby Mckee and Ruth by Mr
phillips and G. A. Albro, particularly funny Inc
Rutgers College Glee Club also aided In the entertain
ment,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
HE SHOT At THE HUSBAND AND HIT THE VINE

Mrs. Kate Dowd was dangerously shot IN the lett eye
last night at Bond and Third ss. Brooklyn by James D.
Feeney who was quarellng with her husband. ChareS
Dowd Dowd lives on the second hoor oil no. l-'
Thrd-st With his wife he crossing the lniru's''
bridge over Gowanus Canal when he lostea aea4n'.
r.enax Feeney became angry and went up the street
with Them using abusive language. The two men had
hot words and finally Feeney pulling out pistol hred
at random and ran away. The ball entered Tue
woman's head Just above the eye, and 1t IS thought
penetraied the brain. She was taken % mo Long
Island College Hospital, where It was SAID that the
wound was dangerous. Feeney was cought near the
oca ~ the Shooting few hours after II took place.
He had returned 10 get his hat which ne had ioss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

thrir future at Beatrice. Ncb.. where the bride
groom bss parish.
sfs John i,Ilut Maud Howe gave the first OF her
art talks nj the house OF Mrs. Winthrop Chanler on
Thursday af ernCon Tho second talk will take place
at Mrs. Charles carroll Lees next Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. James Giant Wilson and Miss Wilson have
Issued cards for reception at their home, No. 10 East
Seventy -f0urtl-st from 10 O'clock to morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

Business chances. bargains OF all sorts aud wants
e. all kinds are mentioned In the many columns Of
short advertisements the eighth and ninth pages Of
The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
Something New In Diamonds.

OF the finest fancy coored Diamonds In the world
for sale and can be at the store Of E. A.
Thrail, Maiden Lane
An expert after devotng years TO the collection Of
these is obliged Sell them To lovers OF
and beautiful this is the opportunity Of lifetime
secure, at moderate price, brilliant Diamond OF
any color desired which cannot be duplicated.
Mr.. Thralrs large stock Of Diamonds, Watches,
Jewery will be sold at wholesale prices during December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

The Camb ridge, Fifthaye. and Thirty-.hrd.ss. d
aissal. model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed Loren'
Reich, proprie,or.-(Home Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
The Gnme Of Innocence Abroad.
Play this JOLLY NEW GAME OF TRAvELl
MARRIED

Imperial Cranu is the purest, safest most relieble
wholesome and delicious Food for Infants Children,
Nursing Motbers Invaids Convaiescents and the Aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
a New.TeRr's Tuhle

No Christmas aud New. Years Table
should be without bottle OF Dr.. Segerts An2osturs
Bters the worldrenowned appetizer VI exquisite favor
Beware Of eounteriets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE NEW TREATIES.

st. Petersburg Dec. 12.-The Novoe Vremya'" IN
an article commenting on the Drelbund commercial
treaties. to-day says: ave can only regard inc
treaties as measure OF mutual strengthening In case
of war. Chancellor Won Caprvi has represented te
matter in such light as to justify any measures on
,ho oart NJ the mowers outside 81 the Dreibund to
sill further consolidate their friendship"
berlin Dec. 12.-After debating the new commerclai
treaties for six hours to-day the Rechstag decoea 70
take the second reading Of the measures In fuli
sitting OF the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

TABLE DELEGATES FOR TIIE HOLIDAYS.
Boned turkeys, jellied tongues, roasted chickens
game Salads pates all sorts of cold dishes, cheeses
ETC. G. Pcrceval Nos. 100 and 100 Sixthave. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

EXPLOSION OF A GUN on FRENCH cHulsEh'
Port Said Dec. 12.-DuriDg artillery prscuee on
hoard the French cruiser Tfoude machine gun eA'
noded The weapon broke into fragments and the gun
sighter was seriously injured The explosion was ui
~ .So negligence Of the gunman who had not closed
tha hreech properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

The eighth and ninth pages OF The Tribune noa X
contain q varied assortment Of Interesting "ahs ~
yertiscnlepts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

The clever little advertisements on the eighth and
ninth paSes of The Tribune minister TO all the COM
monplace wants OF mankind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

REDEMPTION SUSPENDED IN SPAIN.
Havana, Dec. ia telegram has been receaVeo
here from Madrid announcing the suspension ~ VIC
r dempHon OF bank bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
MORGAN, THE EX'

MOKGAN, TIE ENPLOhfII, MI -,
Paris, Dec. I'm. jacques Morgan 'ife eAplo'o,'
has returned TO this city from his explorations III
I'm pe-s,a Iarist.n and Arabistan. lie was accom-
NAMED on his journcyings by his wife, and together
they covered a distance Of 1900 miles NJ. Morgan
tells an interesting storSof his trip He and his wie
suffered severe and prolonged hardshlps, ana nv
number of exciting adventures with hosuie |ioe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

BULGARIA. GRANTS A PENSION TO ALhAAN lD','"
Sofia Dec. 12.fhe sobranje To-Day vo'eu 70 S ss 600
,,u,nn. Alexander of Battenberg the sum OF ts,ooo
early The President OF the sobrante spoke IN the
highest terms of Prince Alexander and e1toiled ms
grat services to Bulgaria. The greatest enthusiasm
p manifested by the members when the result OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
DEATH OF CHARLES K1NGsLEY's WIDOW

London, Dec 12.-The widow of the Rev. Charlie
Kingsley late chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, !
dead, in 1876 Mrs. Kingsley published biography
of her distinguished husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
A FRENCH PAPER SUPPRESSED BY TIE PORT

Constantnople, Dec. 12.-The Porte has suppfe'se'
the French newspaper "1e stamboul lor ail1nns =
an oaens,ve manner to Emperor william Of Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
GuaRDsMEy GIVE A RECEPTION.

san Francisco without a fear Of moestatton from
hostile men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

Wednesday, December 9th,
az ST. Maryis Church, by the Rev. James H. Smth,
formerly canon Of ST.. Paufs Cathedral and
tie rector Leila Virginia, daughter OF Milton u
Jewesson, to Herbert Justson Glover all oil BROOK
lyn i. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

ARREST OF AN INDIANA CoUNTERFEITER.
Washington Dec. 1.-the chief of the Secret Service
Division has information from T. K. Garter, OF IN
danapols of the arres. OF George w. Slaughter for
passing counterfeit silver dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

The Troude is a steam vessel Of 1,35c tors ano
q 900 horse power. She carries two guns OF Il
inches calibre each and a secondary battery, "ei
~ ~ &c TO- KNOTS per hour She launched II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
A PORTRAIT OF Nh. GLADSTONE.

Innaon Dac Ia-Mr Gladstone and the memDeIs o.
,is tmi,v today viewed the muchadmred portrait OF
Mr.. Gladstone. painted by Johnston Robertson
for the Liberals Of Canada. Mrs. Gladstone SAD IL wa
the finest portrait of her husband that had ever oee
painted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

RELIEF FOR THE 81. ETIENNE suFFERhhs;
paris Dec. 12.-The Chamber OF Deputies to-aa'
o,oa Grant ~ 100000 francs for the relief OF suffer
ers nv ihe st. Etienne collery explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

Frcuch Calendars -. 49,
With and Quotations for eyery dsy In ne ysHs Inc
received from Par1s from % ces up
Imported '"a ''' w. poUToN. . West 2sth-Kt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13

p,h.,c Arr Galleries and picture buyers arc politely
inyed to view the BEAUTIFUL collection Of ph,"n
celebrated artists OF the modern school on exnlD,
the International Art Gallery $40 Fnth'ase oppcse w
Windsor Hotel.