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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Sefcrrci6.u

- Sole Wariu WarlineS, Elm trdf=
tiger, 29iGbrlQer yaucruburide, 6iu-
mobner oc5 SDrfes Subus in 8dliSien,
mar iterbli6 perliebt III Carmen, Elm
bralleS MGbel, SObter elmer rei6cn
98itttue, YsIiberin zines hotten Spe3e=
reiipdorengei6dfts in ielben SOrfe.
uno er bei6loB i'll ieinem SerSen, 6ar-
men miIlie iein g8eib werOen. gu Dem
Gnoe betrat Sole W0ria sunGblt ben
9em6bnlihen g8eg uno itellte sinen re.
Qelrsbteu Seiratbsantra9; geQen oieien
bdtte omar Carmen nihts elnsuluenben
Qebabt, ibre Mutter aber lebnte i'm
runope9 0b, inter benz SOr9eben, Sole
Waria lei nidt in Dem bon ibr ge=
miinIdten Wiabe nit @%liids9iiteru 9e-
ie1nst. Nleroin9s empfano oieisr bic
miitterlihe Wsi9eruna idmerSlih, lieB
aber besbalb bic Sbren nibt bdngsu,
ionoern bei6lOB oielmebr, bic Sa9s OIL
einem anoeren @noe an3uialien unb
nit md6ti9er Sault in oes S6idialss
raoes Spsi6en gu a~reiien. &ura sr
fabte ben tiIbnen Plau, Die 8eliebte
9ewaltiam gu entiiibrsn. Oils es 9ta6t
0suuroen, brad Solo Waria Die ein
Q8olf in bic Sduibiiroe. in bic @Ob.
nung Guumsn's sin ihli6 lid ms
S9laiSimmer, rib cine 6rauensperion
aus benz gett uno tru9 lie oaDon, lice
betrunten, in ireuoebebenoen 9lrmen,
binaus in Die ountle 9ta6t. Quf elu
DIAL ting Die Gutiiibrte, Die anfdn9lib
in Sbnmadt 9eiunten, al 81 3appeln
uno Elm 3etergei6rei gu erbeben. Sole
Maria tru9 Tie al cine STEELE, I'D Der
Wono binitrablte, uno mas lab er?
Die Mutter Ieiner Nn9ebeteten. III
elite oapon wie beIeIien, puroe aber
balo bon Der @enoarmcrie ein9ebolt
uno perbaftet. 9tun miro Sole Wtaria
lid weQen oisies .6sbl9riiis" Dor 6e-
ri6t su perantluorteu baben uno bO6It-
wa6ri6sinlit als Straie eini9e Sabre
3udtbaus betOmmsa. Irmer Srdu-
ti9am!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
90 ,piro Sbneu ebenippieI
belieu.

Serr 6reb. Dtiuer pom Srpins, SQ.,
i6reibt, baB er LANCE Sabre beftise Nies
renletoen bate, be9Ieitet o beftigen
S6nler;en i'm Riifen uno an Der 8la e.
st periu6te pieIe io9en. 0tierenbeilmittsl
obne erfoI9. 0or ungefdbr einem
Sabre be9ann er electric 8ittsrs gu &c;
brau3en unb fano prompte 2inberung.
electric Sitters iinb oa3u unsetban, ale
9tierens unO 0eberi6mer;en gu pertiIgen
uno gibt oft fat ausenbIitli6e 9tbbilfe.
Sin gerlu6 wirb uniere Sebauptnn9 err
bdrten. Yreis bios so Gents fir cine
9rOBe TIai6e. gu BADEN in Z. @.
&uete's 4pOtbete. 5G0 al Der Wtains
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26

@
Jnlano.
Californian.

- Toh oOppciter 3i0turg bin bat
bic omeritonii9e Suits in Dlelen Sal
len I;0 Den trauriGeu &uf Der Gebler-
haiti0!sit e.tuorben. SAP ibr grObe
Gpjb5uben gu 9unoerten entrinnen,
10 i4rcdIi1 oies and fir Die 0te4tss
ii6erte;t uno Difsntli9e Mtoral i'm
2aroe 1T, es bsosutet Op6 SIi5ts 9eQen
bic ttuiise 8srurtbeiiuug iduloIOIer
orlRer Ssufel, nit beUen turSer YrDSsB
gcma6t wiro. Eenn iie tOnnen ii6
ni6t bic toitipisli0e &iIfs 9eriebsner
QODOt0tsn ertNuIen, Die BEN 81 Gelo
0stommeuen @auner tets ii4er 1T. IS
iii QyQbIi9 81 oeuten, naB Die atpei
Sriioer gllpIiO, bic nuf ~umtanosbe=
Dtiie bin pom GpuntD- Geri6t Montez
reD i'm Sabre 1879 tpe0sn GrmOroUn9
Des Seroenbeiigers Clutch John" Gui
&ebensjeit ms 3u6t5aus 8ei0nOt tuOr=
ben p0ren, uni6uloi8 bleIe M0rter
uno Sbanoe 9etr09en baben iOQen.
Stet3 uno immerfOrt BADEN 8eioe, Die
in 9ieniten oe5 grmOroeten 9eitanOen
wurerl, jeoe S6ulo 9eleu9net. 8egen
ie ipr00 oa5 3eu9niB Oes Oamaii9en
&noben @nlaoio MOrtius3 uno Der
ftiiberen @eIiebten NOie Smith bes
NnQefIa9ten 6runcIscO. 9as g9eib
DOlte QebOrt Iabeu, ME beioe 9riioer
ben NtOro planter; Der Snabe aber be-
iAmOr, (mau bate ben Oerbrannten
Sel6nQm oes @rmoroeten Guf eiuem
SOlStDDlenlQ9er QeTunoen), er babe ge=
ie9en, ME bic 8riloer bic 2eibe Der=
brannten. 9tuu tam NtartineS ieitber
ielbit me9en 8rOBoiebitabI5 Guf 10
Sabre ms 3uhtbaus Ct. Quentin,
no er ieitber DerltQrb uno Quf ielnem
Sterbelo0er Dem Gefdn9nlBtaplan
bei9tete, er babe oUmNIs iali6 9ei6WO-
ren. 98eiter5 uber bat Der &aplan
aud feitgeltelt, bah bic friibere @eIiebte
be5 6ranci@co, aus Ga6e iiber Ders
i6nlQbte &iebe, fNlI6 9eldwOreu bat.
llno in einem iOl6en 6aue tennen
uuiere 8eieBe feline WieoerUufnabme
oe5 YrOSeiie5! gtur Der BARRON, nur
Elm 8naoenutt oeS 8OuOerneurs Der in
isinem &eIieben lte9t, fam bic Mt1rter
oe5 uni6uloig YerurtbeiIten enoi9en.
Srgeno cine GrHaBleiitung fir ben er.
littsnsn SGmmer 8iebt es ni4t fir lie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Suinpis.

- $4,000 S6ien t7srosn our s}eit
IN ben northumberland StdQen in
Peoria nit S&I6mpe 9emaitet. Die
Sbiere 9ebOren 9r6BtentbsiIs Dem QrOs
Zen &ie9bQnoler uno S1ldater 9telIOn
WtOrris IN Chicago. SobaIo bic G6z
len 9emditet unO mad @bit09O Geionot
fUoroen limb, tuerOeu bic granntpein,
brennereien bic Irbeit einitelIen uno
fir bic Commentator geItloIien. Die
&tl0s=9 eitiQerie Der Serreu 8OOlner
Diro jeoO4 ibren @etrieb ni6t sintellen
uno OIne unterbre6una OQs gauge
Sabr in SbatiQteit blsibsn. Sin 10
arOber @bistpsYOrrOtb tUis ~9e9enpdr-
ti8 in ben &]09erbauisrn YeOria's Dor.
banoen lit. iOa mob ni4t oageweien
lem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Su6len's Slrnica Gatbe.

Die bette SaIbe in Ser 0elt fir
S6nittwuncen, 9auti5lrfunsen, @un=
ben, @ei9wiire, SaI31uB, 6ieberpun:
ben, S4orf, seiprunsene 9dnOs, 6roits
beuIen, &rdbenaugen, unb ale Sautents
sinonnsen rno 1T cine ii9ere Setluna
fir 9amorboibsn. gS pirb 9arantirt:
oaB oas Niittel poltommene @euug,
tbuuns sibt; wenn ni9t, wiro Oas @elr
;uriiderItc:tet. 9reiS 25 Gents per
S4a9tel. - gu ~uertaufeu bel Z. %.
&uete, Gpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
&c III uuchr &Qtnrrh

tn oieisr @eqeuo bts yuube5 ulS pom olIsn anScru
Rrautbetteu Su lamusu, uno bis IN ben legteu SGbren
QQlt er ais uubeiibur. 8iele Sabre lang ~srtldrtCn
& ottorcu ibu fir cine lofule 8rantbeit uub itrieben
lotGle 6sllmtttel Dor, uEo oa Ne tbu NIT drStlthsr Ses
~baubluu9 %briiduoig ntdt turirieH, srtlartsu ite ibn ilr
unbtllbar. Die GSti,nlhdit bat bentelen. ouB 2atartb
cine GouititutiouStrautbsit 1T uub bsBbulb couitiiutios
Heue YCbuuoluHg %eriorbert. 0ul's GdiatrbEsur idbrts
Art Uou \. I. Is b,ueD q 50, &olsoo, Obto, III ole
ein,iae con,lIuiioHelt Kun i'm DtGrtts. Ole mtro in
nsrlih In Dozen ooer Subsn uou 10 {ropisn bis Al eiusm
Ebeel0uei uou geuommen. Ste pirtt birett dui oas
Slut unb bic Iblsimi9e Sbrhdhe hes SptSms. Sie
bieteu stnhuubsrt TouGrS rir leoeu Sdl, ben le Az fus
rireu uerieBIt. EaBt sud 9trcuidre uuo 9susniie
temmen.
x. I. Gbentu u q Toledo, ..
ets- 8erfauit pom uutu apotbtttru. 75ets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
Wpomtng.

- Sept ioQ gar cine 6rau Ooer Diel.
mebr ein 6r6uIein ais GUnoioOtln fir
oNs 8OuOerueursQmt in Q8DominQ aufs
9eltelt Weroen. glQen Grnites oentt
man bort O0ran. WtiB Gfelle Steel bon
@beDeme DOr3ui6lnQsn. 9ieie Dame
bat bereit3 Deridieosne DerOntUOrtun0s.
pole Nemter inne; lie lit StOot5iuper.
i~utenOent Der DiisHtIIten S9uIen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-26
SeruiiGte Va6ri6ten.

- n0ier finoen tii6ti0e 8isrtrinier
oauernOe uuO lObnenoe gei6ditigun0"
- 10 lUutcte Die Sli9rift zines Bier.
i6ilOcs in elmer SOltenauer g8irtbIbait.
9leie5 DerlOdenOe ,Nlrbeits0elu0" bate
ii3 Elm StudaturQebilIe aus &iel Gls
tidti0er Yiertrinter gu 9tuBe 9ema6t
uao in Der Wirt9lSait iebr aaOausrRa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

II r Dennison. Of No. IS Washington-ave.. was
arracned before United States Commissioner Eone-
dict yesterday morning on charge Of taking $50
for scoring back pension for Mrs. Abigail Jack
instead Of the 25 nsn9y f9 nhoo
hail TO the amount Of $40 for his appearanc" on
Wednesday next
Justice Osborne. Of the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed John J. Brennan HIS clerk under the
provision Of the statute permitting him TO make
such appointment The salary is W." year
While one Of the elevators in tho National city
Bank Building yesterday afternoon crowded with
passengers. was descending. II came TO an abrupt
stop halfway between the third and fourth noors.
car for nearly half an hour. by whi.n time an
and got the machinery working again
John J. Sullivan Vincent p. Delaney ana John J.
Dalton. who studied theology at ST. Mary's In
Baltimore were yesterday ordained as priests by
Bishop Mcdonnell IN the Church Of ST. John the
Baptist Wnoughby and Lewis aves The follow
els Bettager, Frederick Lund. John Naddy. James
Higgins and John Gressner: eXorcs,s ana aG9yes
thony Bourke, William Dwyer and Joseph Burke
A meeting OF ahe Emerald Association will be
held At the Columbia Club No 81 Hanson Place
today at p. m. Important business will be trans
acted.
Thomas Pulger Of No Az Batic-s... his wife Mary
ard their three daughters who ate canned tomatoes
and salmon on Friday evening and suffered from
Load noIsoninc were reported as better yesterday At
the Lcng Island College Hospital
There was another blockade on the Bridge railroad
Yesterday morning. IT occurred about $3.50 o'clock
and was caused by the failure Of a grip on train
hound for NewYork TO act. The delay lasted ABOUT
fifteen minutes
In the Coney Island Police Court yesterday John
Weidewroth. an insurance agent, thriy-four years
old of Hubbard-st.. Gravtscnd Beach. was he'd by
Justice Nostrand for examination on January p on
charge Of collecting 81 from Mrs Alberta Seller. OF
Concy Island, for dues for Insurance policy and
falling 10 turn the money over to the company.
Wfiacwroih testified that he employed by agents.
vho he alleged. had abscondtd
Justice Steers In the Flatbush Police Court yester-
day morning discharged from custody Michael Fall
lon J. K!llman. Michael Luby and Thoras J. Kill
martin the four who were accused OF having as
sauItnd Andrew Tuly and James Conn1uShton con-
ductor and n1otorman Brooklyn Heights car.
A. Oakley Hall. Of New-York City. Will deliver a
lecture before the Brooklyn Philosophical Society
day AT 2 y. IN. on ''Cu Bono Of lnfdellty
Miss Raens Boyesen will lecture on Norway and
the Norweglars' before the Brooklyn institute OF
Arts and Sciences tomorrow evening Miss Estee
G Plati accompanied BY Miss Belle Babcock on the
violin will sing Norwegian songs In the costume OF
the IIardanger maiden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

will suffice for the completion Of that much
needed work, although the assertion Is made
that the work would have been finished on time
had 1t not been for the accidental breaking OF
the suction pipes with which the dock Is to be
emptied Secretary Herbert has waived all con-
sideration OF the size Of pipe to be used and
only insists that the completion OF the dock
shall be rushed to the utmost as he wants to
have the dock in the hands of the Government
before his term of ofice expires. The head Of
the bureau will also endeavor to untargle the
affairs Of the firm which had the contract for
dredging the approach to the dock. The con-
tract was taken at what was regarded as an eX-
tremely low figure and through technicality
in the arrangements for the bidding no sureties
were demanded. The firm made money as long
as the excavation was confined to the mud OF
the Wallabout, but soon as the rock was
struck the trouble began. and they stopped
work. asserting that their contract had been full
filled The Commodore will also see what can
be done about the work on the new causeway
between the mainland and the cob dock. work
on which stopped at the time Of the dis
covery of the use of "dummy'' bolts in the
woodwork on the structure. and was not re-
sumed owing to some difficulty over the num-
Der Of culverts to be placed to permit the flow
of the waters of the Wallabout.
The presentation of set OF colors to the
Marbehead formed pleasing break in the rou-
tine Of work. and the mounting Of the battery
and shipping the crew Of the training ship Es-
sex helped along the break. The sailors Of the
gave a dance on Friday night in Sangerhund
Hall. and as the officers had their usual Friday
afternoon dance and tea in the court martal
room in Building No. Z, the gayety Of the week
was not confined to foot races between mem.
bers of the various crews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
A MYSTERY or ARITHMETIC.

- was interesting to read about the gentleman
IL. ~ n Sunday -school meeting last Sunday. told
VII. charen that in the thirty three years during
tn es cni ne had abstained from tobacco he had
ssy.a by that sssS2sl II would also be in
roo a.ked him 4 he had all that money in the
Dam ,hls sort that they never seem 10 make
any With One budget at ,s end Of the
year hui practically they don't What lots Of
f SAYING fs0Ts 5hsrS are rso who tho
sihohe' %. can't Law up cent 10 save their lives.
II really The mater OF savin so money nri
VIE 8Rinrs and dollars from some people BY night
and put the pGekes Of S.he be peSpe Cash
acoo' r,bo doesn't use tobacco may often wonder
uhere he would get the money to buy i II ne did
use 4; .e exu = ~ coine to the ssms thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS

Among the big retail drygoods stores In Fulton-st.
where Christmas shoppers congrcgate. OF the
busiest is that OF Matthews. between Lvingsion-s'
and Gallatin Place Mr. Matthews says he never had
larger and finer assortment Of goods than ne has
This wear On The main floor is shown a large stock
of silks and dress goods and staple articles besides
an elaborate holiday display OF je~elry. perfumery
vases and fancy notions Every year brings forth
something new In the line of Christmas novelties
ard Mr. Matthewss stock contains them all. The
C.hrrnas-card business at Matthews's Is as big
ever The selection includes an unusually large
n,,nher Of fine specimens OF art. The frm has had
renarkay large sale OF calendars and has also had
many customers for ARTIFICIAL MOVERS for use In
rn 70 dolls toys games and pictures. This depart
ment adjoIns that OF carpets and rugs novel line
-, EinrIntine s;atuary Is also on exhibition. The
surnjure department covers the fourth floor and runs
nyrr on TO the third The second roor Is devoted to
osrments millinery articles and household adorn-
1870 az various kinde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
MR.. SCHIEREN FlTORS A Low TARIFF
THE EX-MAYoR TALKS ABOUT HIS RECENT VISIT
TO PHILADELPHIA

THE EX-MAY0R TALKS ABOUT HIS RECENT VISIT
TO PHILADELPHIA
Ex-Mayor Schlcren returned Yesterday From, phuo-
delphia. where he had been attending n meeting OF
the Executive Committee of the National Assoc,o
ton OF Manufacturers. The committee took action
on several matters OF National importance one
OF those that especially Interested Mr. schleren
was the re 5oution adopted I'm favor of n moderate
tariff and the prompt action by Congress on this
subject Speaking OF this matter at his office in
New-York. the exMayor said:
1T astonishing 70 see tho unanimltv Of fool,
ing among men representing all parts Of the coun-
try In favor OF low tariff and OF freedom from
prolonged agitation OF tho question. The resolu-
lions adopted were the result OF several hours de-
liberation. They that the tariff laws should be
revised at the earliest possible moment in order
that uncertainty may be removed confidence re-
stored and business permitted TO revive. and that
the rates OF duty should he made as low as DOS
sible consistent with fair protection of our own In
dustrles and tho labor they employ. ! may say
that had hand in the preparation Of the resolr-
tons. We all know that uncertainty Is one OF the
worst things for business. Business must have an
assured basis before 1t can be prosperous The
members OF the committee one In their view
OF the subject. and there was unanimous feeling
that the sooner the matter could be settled the bet
or. Then. too. there was strong feeling In favor
OF only moderate protective duties"
Mr. Schleren said also that the committee consid
cred the question OF establishing National De
partment OF Commerce. and resolved that every
Thing In its power should be done secure action
at the present session of Congress To this end
efforts will be maze TO q hearing on tho hill
already before Congress and TO get the measure re-
ported.
passIng the bill are. but going to do all we
can 10 accomplish II. II We don't succeed we shall
90 ahead Just the same even II 1t takes ten years
What this country needs pnore than anything else
in my judgment is the Increase OF the export trade
and the revival OF merchant marine. There
are unlimited opportunities In the direction / am
speaking OF. I venture the assertion that we can
Increase our exports TO South America
YiO CO., 0QO year. and am speaking OF trade that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
THE REF. c. T. WILLIAMS CALLED.
HE HAS BEEN ASKED TO ACCEPT THE PAS
ToRATE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE

The Rev Charles F. Williams. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church Of Norristown Penn. has
been called to succeed the late Rev DR.. Rufus b.
Kelsay as pastor OF the Sixth Avenue Baptist
Church. IL. Brooklyn. Mr.. Williams was selected
at a meeting Of the church on Friday evening
He was chosen because his preaching at the church
on three successive Sundays pleased every one who
heard him. 1t Is understood that he will accept
tho call.
Mr. Williams IS graduate Of the Crozer Theo-
logical Seminary and has preached about eight
years He is about forty years old. His first pas
torate was the Spring Garden Baptist Church.
Philadelphia and he aftcrward pastor or "A
Baptist Church in Watham, Mass. He has been
in Norrstown Penn. several years. and in tho last
six months he has also allied the pulpit az Gethsem
ane Baptist Church. Philadelphia taxing ev me
who has been i'll. 1t is understood that Mr. VIII
Jams will come to Brooklyn carly In the year IN
the mean time the Rev. George {. Necdham VIII
occupy the pulpit Of tho Sixth Avenue Baptist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
CITY'S GAS BILL IN.
THE PRICE UNCHANGED AND A TOTAL OF
s77.775 ASKED FOR LIGHT

The Brooklyn Union Gas Company yesterday sent
to City Works Commissioner Willis the company s
bill for lighting the city during the last year. in
which time contract has existed between the
company and the city. The company adheres to
the same rate charged In 1896 when there
contract of 81 a thousand cubic feet for pub
lie buildings and SIS 20 10 s23 IS for gas lamps The
total amount Of the bill is sT,775 Commissioner
Willis viii send the bill to the Aldermen tomorrow.
No action has yet been taken by Mayor Wurster
on the Aldermanc resolutions passed on Monday
last. which directed the Commissioner OF City
Works to advertise for bids. Commissioner Willis
yesterday said the matter had been delayed at bis
request because he wanted to examine the spccih-
cations and to talk with the Mayor about the sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
,ron.rIv belongs TO us. This Is matter that need
- :, 10 rushed In every possible way
VELLES TALKS TO DIR. FUNK.
c.usrIc REMARKS MADE BY THE COMMISSIONER
REGARDING THE CLERGYMAN

REGARDING IhH .Lf-hHi MAN
Police Commissioner Leonard r. Welles yesterday
s,,d regarding the charges which the Rev DR.. I. X.
Funk has been making against him that II what DR..
Funk said were true. he the Commissioner. ought to
no in the penitentiary. and II not true, Dr. Funk's
mama should he an offence to the nostrls OF the
people OF Brooklyn. Regarding the assertion Of Or.
Funk that the Raines law Is dead law In Brooklyn.
and that there only one arres, Sunday In this
city while there 200 arrests each Sunday in New
York. Mr.. Welles said that he thought 1t a curious
method OF reasonng to estimate the goodness OF
city by the large rather than the small number of
arrests made. lie said that ne was compelled to
assume that the sandwich constituted meal; mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

Electric Seal Capcs
dyed Raoon collar fronts and bottom, regular S5O
S2495
Electric Seal Cape quality above without trimming
long, 1876 inches silk lining
500 so
Electric Seal Capc 80 inches long, 16 inches sweep
uar price $4,000; close $3.50
Finest Mink 80 33 inches sweep
hocaded silk lining regular prices $4,000
$95O0 $780, S95OO
Jackets,
bic breasted and box full sleeves plated back full
regular prices $4,000 $4,000 $1,000 and S245O
Jackets ha 26 long front full
flare collar satin
S245O
Complete Of fur gloves mu and novelties
holiday presents a unusually low prices.
Fur
ABRAHAM
STRAUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
FATHER DENTS SUIT SETTLED

The suit OF Father Francis Dent against the Frfars
Minor of the Order OF st. Francis was discontinued
Yesterday and order to that effect was filed In
the County Clerks office. having previously been
signed by Justice Osborne in the Supreme Court The
suit was for reinstatement as member Of the order
and for 900 damages. Father Dcn consented to
the dlsconnuarce OF the action upon the payment OF
10000 by the defendants The day previous the ndict
ment agains. rather Dent charging him with per.
jury was dismissed by Judge Asphalt in the County
Court on the motion Of the Dlstrict-Attorpey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

ne must take his interpret alton OF the law from m.
Dlstrict-Aitorney. He cited the recent conviction OF
Keeper or dsordery mouse In Elm Place as SUM-
know OF single CONVICTION through the police au-
Department. ne said. had placed 1900 Complaints in
the hands of the Distr.ct-Attorney.
He believed Brooklyn In spite OF Dr. Funk's ata,e-
ment. 10 he morally the c.eanest and most orderly
city in the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
inc FurS Sacrificed.

The next few days will witness the selling
of fine Fur Garments at the lowest prices at
which they've ever been offered. ---Too large
a stock and our invariable determination not
to carry any goods over---are the reasons for
this sacrifice. The offerings most timely for
gift seekers 1t gives them a chance to buy
thoroughly good, stylish and up-to-date gar
ments at far below their worth, in some cases
at less than the cost of the SKINS At our
regular prices these goods were counted splen-
did value and our word for it in no instance
has the reduction been over stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
A '!:!:'!!! 4! \! MSS7RAJs
Presents Are Plentiful and
Cheap Here.

The getting of Christmas Gifts must be fastened Only
shopping days left yet doing best lengen
morning if you
Presents for every plentiful here. We've five floors
filled with givabe thngs-sefu ornamental costly and low
priced-but all of them cheap.
The toy store the fourth floor paradise the
little folks-every playting child could wish fancy
is here, and thousands never dreamed of beside
Don't overlook the Basemen-its SUGGESTIONS
Our Delivery force has been than doubled yet the
clerks must work hard to your packages time
Won't you help relieve the by kindly taking small
parcels with you?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-25

tAURkK BAT.-SALON DE BAR
RIA PFRFTIMEEIa de Pedro Urbiztondo San
francisco u Sc complace y atende los parroquia-
Lmpieza, prontitud, eslnero eleganca. En-
este acredftado salon reformado recentemente SO
admiten abonados por meses, hay sempre un sur
lido generalde jabones, cosmesticos. aqua de toca-
dor, aceites, pomadas, povo y toda clasede perfu-
meria extrafna. Amabiiidad con los marchantes y
ION ell piblico en- general, Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-25

AlMkCEN Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
-o.-(Ponce), Puerto Rico.-CRAMER.-
La Africana Ia S6rie.-Fantasie, 80 centa-
gos.-La Africana ga S6rie,-Fantasfa, 80
;entavos.-2eve n occur. -Transcripcion
Lnduc, 40 centavos. de Gall
ia Opera 243 -Br ganta ga, 60 centavos.
-Canci6n de la Hilandt ra,-Op 260, 90
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