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Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
A visit TO Ar. A. 2. Beeeher's Art
Gallery, 3i5 Market street.

The numerous patrons and others
who have from time TO time visited this
excellent establishment Offine art mus
have been impressed with the great in
turest the proprietor has manifested In
r7gsrd 10 the comfort and convenience
OF s!l who come TO visi. him. Nothing
that taste or ant could suggest, has
been omitted that would in the least
render the surroundings more chserful
aud fitted TO produce tho proper frame
OF mind, which alone can give to the
sitter for pictures that expression OF
countenAnce desired by all, namel y the
time when We are in our most cheerful
humor. To accom- llsh this most i'm
portsnt part of the business in man
ner never attained before ia the art, he
has lately introduced one OF G.. w.
Bakers Charm Instruments. The
o6jsct OF this instrument is to complete.
ly absorb the mind OF the sitts! 30 that
he will forget all about the trying
operation OF sitting before Camera
obscura for few seconds. The opera.
ton Of this ingenious addition to the
Photographic art is In this manner;
The sitter Is placed In the usual posi-
ion and surrounded by scenery suited
to his taste, he is then directed TO loo K
toward a stand surmounted by cylin-
drical case having glass front in
which a pleasing picture is presented
to his view. The photographer Is now
ready to take his picture and direct
him 10 watch the pretty pictures as
they pass before the opening, and to
listen to the music while it plays. By
pulling out a stop arrangement in the
instrument 1t now causes it to re7olve
the pictures before him and play the
music. The result is, the mind Of the
sitter has become 80 2bsorb bed by this
sudden start Of music and revolving OF
pictures before him tina. he has in
measure forgotten the object OF his
visit. The photographer taking advsn-
tage OF this, has in the meantime taken
the very expression of his facs he most
desires.
We may add for children this In
strument will have o wonderful effect
in keeping the little ones still, and |
predict for Mr.. Bsscher, as being the
pioneer in this enterprise, a very large
addition to his business mot only child
rem, but all persons, who are in the
least unnervei at this trying time.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
local Afterm Gh.

The Delaware Regulators ball will
be given on Easter Monday.
The Historical Society will hold itI
annual meeting tomorrow night.
A prayer and testimony meeting will
be hell in the Household Of Faith
church at 7,30 o'clock this evening.
A prayer and experience meeting
will te held at the Church of the Gov
enaut at 7.30 o'clock this evening.
Joseph Seal, at the depot, has copy
OF the Public Ledger, published March
25, 1886.
The anniversary of the PASTORS Bible
class of the Second Baptist church will
to celsbratel tonight.
The Central Presbyterian church will
celebrate its anniversary next Monday
evening.
On the evening of December %, a
ball will be given in the HerdmaD
Building by the S. c. 5. c. and !. W.
An entertainment will be given by
Young Peoples Literary and Musical
Society OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Joseph K, Clowser, ship, builder, for.
merly Of this city, is building a coal
barge at Chester for the Westmorslsnd
Gas Coal company.
Two boys were,discovered, yesterday
attempting to steal a lot OF tobacco
from Csnlk's grocery store in Brandy
wine village.
Persons residing on Front stree! be-
tween Broome and Union streets, com.
plain of the great amount OF mud which
lies there.
A correspondent suggests Will
liam +. Robinson of the Third ward, as
q candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for Mayor.
The new caps last received by the
American Rifles are of blue felt, with
q turn down visor and white pompoon.
The company's monogram are on a
ground representing the SUMS rays.
Tue meeting for the promotion Of
holiness at Rev. Wn. Galloway, Gil
East Eighth street, this evening, will be
conducted by Sister G. Wilson Of Ches-
ter. All interested in this cause are
cordially invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
The ScOIf Legion

A new political club will meet at the
Capelle Building, (third story this
(Thursdsy) evening, December 2, 1880,
at bali past seven o'clock. All the
members of the club are requested to
Do present.
None are taken in this club (Which
will be permanent political organiza-
tion) under q years. 1t bids fairto be
composed of An excellent and numerous
body of men. They are making ex-
tensive preparations to attend the in
aupuration ofGeoeral Garfield at Wash
ingtou the Attn Of March next. Aplase
has already been procured for them to
stop at. All those wishing to join it
had better do so at once.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
WANTS TnE CAT.
Menry Bergh Favors she whip.
ping Post.

On Tuesday evening the "Gilbert
Library and Prsonsr's Aid Society
held meeting in COOpsrs' institute,
New York, aud Mr.. Henry Bcrgh, be-
ing called upon, surprised all present
by speaking righ. in opp 'siti0u to the
sentiments OF the society. Among 9TH
er things he favored the Delaware relic
Of barbarian, as follows
"a great deal has been said about
special institutions being reformed.
would abolish sll OF them excep! the
Lighter grade OF prisons for thsincar3er-
alton OF the worst criminals, aud
would sat up whippiDg.posts every
where TO scoHrge the minor offenders.
(Great applause and lAughter.) And
10 make sure thst the lash wOnld be
put on feslingiy, so tina. politics could
not creep in TO help the offender, !
would offer prize or reward for a
steam machine that would have nc
mercy and could not be btibsd. Grim
ina.s are pampsred in such a manner,
given such comfortable quarters in the
Tombs and on the Island and have SO
much better food and are so mnch bst.
ter lodged than thousands ofpeor work
ing people are, that they commit all
tho minor crimes in order TO bs sent to
these comfortable public hotels. When
will this nonsense ss0ps We should
have the bastinsdo here. Il Is 4 charm
ing style Of whipping and makes the
re sipisnt cry out Justify that he will
not do 30 any more and he generally
keeps his word. When | was in the
Bast asked my dragoman II these msn
kept their promises not to do so any
more aud he looked at me with almost
lndescribable surprise, as he responded
'oh, yes, they always keep their word,
they are qai'e cOn:ented. We want q
good deal OF that conteDtment here.
Tue idea OF whipping lowering q
man In his own estimation Is a f.rsical
one How much estimation has q mSn
tor himself when he preys on society
No, whipping is tas best kind OF NOR
al suasion you can give criminal.
. JLnS want W TAKE tuo oOuhI W-u
9 lminal by the hand as soon as
hs oomes out of the prison and do
something for him-perhaps give him
an Office, perhaps send him to Congress,
bu. they should not do that. For
many bad men are already in Office.
The best thing you can do to a man
who has served a term in prison is to
get him seut of where he is not known
and let him try life anew; there is nc
ch.rce for hin where he is known, and
any attempted reformation based on
the supposition that there Is, Is false and
injurious. Ihave expressed my honest
sentiments, and will be pardoned by
those who difior with ms."
Captain Mackie Immediately came tc
the front the platform, and, with
very red face and in tone OF great ex'
element, cried: "Yon cannot reform
men by establishing whipping posts
We want to get some money to. night
Here nearly all the audience rsss aud
began 10 60 Out.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Voting for CARR cid.

The Electoral Colleges OF tho differ.
ent States met yesterday, and cast their
votes for President and Vice President
according to their pOlitioaI complexion.
There was no meeting of the Electors
of Georgia, owing to State Law which
provides that the meeting OF the
Electors shall take place on the Wed:
nesday following the first Monday in
December, instead OF on the first Wed
uesdpv In December, as ordered by the
United States statute. 1t is believed
by leatiug lawyers and officials in
Atlanta that the Electors have no right
to meet and vote next Wednesday,;
heno, Georga's Electoral vote may
not be counted fer Hancock and
Eng liah
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Tho NnperIor COaRi.

Specially reported Tor the Republican.
New CAsrLB, December l.--Court
re-asssmbled this afternoon at three
o'clock.
The case OF Edward C. Smith and
Edward A. Price, parties named as ex.
ecu.ors, &c. vs. John B. Clemson, cav.
Gator, was resumed. Wm. C. Spruanee
and Victor DUPONT, BIqs., represent ted
the appellants and Mr.. Clemson is rep
resented by George B. Rodney and Wal
ter Cummins, Esqs.
The case is an appeal from the regis
tsr Of Wills.
The AFTERNOON was devoted to the
citing Of authorities bearing upon the
case.
Court adjourned at six o'clock with
out coming to any decision with regard
TO the case.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Personal.

Senator Logan's grammar has been a
fruitfulso 1rce OF criticism from the par
tisRn press, but the roughest thing y e.
comes from the Chicago Times, which
obi ected TO the Senator's proposed ap-
pointment as Minister to England on
account OF "his ignorance Of the Ian
guage spoken in that country"
James Gordon Bennett is a bachelor,
bat nevertheless he keeps five houses in
running order: His house in Paris, al
ways ready for occupation ;lhis Newport
villa; his Fifth avenue palace In New
York; his hunting resort in England,
and his country house at Fort Washing
tam
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
ArIisticaI.

The everlasting and imperishablc
orayon picture is the incest Christmas
gift, az it will last for coming genera
lions. Now Is the time to leave your
orders. Send your photograph, or, for
your convenience, a postal card, TO No.
East Seventh street, upstairs, Gold
berg's studio. The prices are very low
ind remarkable.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Francis Murphy at his work.

Francis Murphy, the great temper.
ance speaker, was in Pittsburg acouple
OF days last weak. Hundreds of his
converts llocked TO see him, and many
signed the pledge. He goes from Pitts
burg to Indiana, Pa, and from there
TO Chambersburg. After q season spent
in labor in these two places he will 20
to Poughkeepsie, N. Y, returning to
Plttsbnrg for a heightened stay after
the end of his lakors in Poughkeepsie.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Proposed Reissue of FrsctiOnlS
CaPFeuey.

Boston merchant, now in Washing
ton, is engaged, under instruction from
other merchants from that city, in paw
ing the way for the presentation OF a
petition to the next Congress for legis-
lation which will restore the issue of
fractional fifty and twenty FIVE currency
notes. he says that there ia demand
for such an Issue all through New Bn.
gland and he has learned that merchants
Of every section ofthe country favo- the
movement. Mill owners and manufac
ture's particularly who employ large
numbers of workmsn would consdid
the reissue decided convenience, and
1t is presumed that the petition will
bo largely signed when presented.
There ia no probability, however, Of
any speedy consideration Of a bill pro-
viding for such an issue, as the present
circulation OF silver is general through
ont the entire country, and any
proposed change of the existing system
would naturally meet with prompt and
vigorous opposition.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Person Nl

CAPT. James McTntrs Of the steam.
boat Republic, left for Florida to-day to
take charge OF the Delaware steamer
Mary Morgan, which during the win
ter will run between Pensacola and
Cedar Keys. He will he on the Repub'
lie again next GUNNER.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Tho Next Rail.

The second annual ball of the Nc
Closkey Social Club will be given in
Webster's Dancing Academy to morrow
evening. Tickets can be procured for
one dollar. Every lady who psrtici.
pates in the grand march will be the
recipient OF beautiful programme.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
''pel SOuks at Oityet church.

'aA' religious services are still in
y. L." at O!ivet church, ooruer Of
aud Chestnut streets. Last
new J. H Johns of Maryland,
~SsEeet singer as well as a pop
~, 5r,'a2ler, delivered an impressive
pEs' E alter which, at the pastors
''OI, ne sang two or three gospel
/, Nf. Johns will continue to
|r', an' sing hegospel to'nlght and
'0S night. All are Invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. p
d. m.
Indications for Thursdsy-Por the
Middle Atlantic States, higher barome.
ter, falling, followed by rising temper
ature, westerly winds, clear or partly
elOudy weather,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Edison to the Front once More,

Edison proposes to make public
test of his system of electric light in
fortnight and t) begin operations in
New York 10 January or February. A
number Of New York and several Swiss
'engiuc3r5 have been invited to witness
the test. Edison says that he has got
lamps now tnst will burn about 500
hours, and when lamp is used say
five hours day, hot over three lamps
will b9 required.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
SPECIAL MENTION.
!. slams, CeIebrated Pain
bh HenRehoF.

r,,,b untold; testimonies in
" w. rom friend in ohio:
"Ey s,ns DALE, Nov. %, lSsO.-We
An nan picking apples this fall, and
.,o',,i 20 fali from the top OF .
n, 5s.u through the limbs to the
Eai b,hurt his shoulder and side
IT, b,l: gave him come Of the
I"ssarcser TO use he tod me !. .
~ Fe.. medicine he ever saw. !
n DI@uld sell lots of II here. We
4 tnae 4 is a splendid pain remedy.
Nh, L HARLAN.
=. o,Iy so oants. Sold by dealers
,n,.n depot, 4th and King sts.,
Esrg.on, Del. Phila., 6O2 Arch
4 , Baltimore, 10s Baltimore street
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
The Bayard Legion.

The list Of officers OF the Bsyard LIE,
sion was completed at the meeting last
night Gs follows
Prpsident-Willam B. Norton.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Lemon.
treasurer VIM. McMenamin.
Trustees-James +. Daily, Thomas
Lynch aud John Quinn.
Investigating Committes-james Da-
vs, l.. ?. Lynch, Edward Beatty.
Marshal-Louis p. Lynch.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
''h Icon rhaumaturSist.

N, "Iof !. b. K~llies, the great
g', D.'.,licou ThAumaturgist aud
N rye, r,, Ia the world, win give r
,a YAK. Walk P&rlor EnteYtsin-
/ g' ,J rFett,7al for the benefit OF the
l., " r VaGrCh, on Thursday and
|I ,,YaA'Hgs, Dec. 9th and 10th, ct
aware Avepue Chapel.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
ReEtpiouH AerVssa,

A cordial Invitation is hereby ex-
tended to earnest Christians to attend
o meeting for praise, prayer, aud tes;i-
mony at 202 W. Ninth st. (second floor
on Friday at 3.30P. III.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Another Denial.

Mr.. 4. T. Booker req uests us to say
that he has not written line for the
paper called "The OWL" and has no
knowledge whatever in regard to tho
same, not even knowing the name OF
the editor nor the place of its publics'
lion.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Mr. yyarcenInn' sCrnOn,

IN Sunday will be heard by many
ladies' who have purchased their hats
and boanets at Mrs S, Il Cartons
millinery store, No. 2O4 King rect,
where prices are the cheapest in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Port Paragraphs.

The schooner Joseph Wilds, loaded
with 100 feet of yellow pine lumber
from Florentina, Florida, arrived at
the Harlan & HollingswOrth's works
yesterday.
The oyster puDgy Northampton, of
Little Creek Landing, is receiving
new keel at Enech Moore, Jr IS ship
yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
NOnkltnE.

'?b!isdsIphia Lsdgor's New York
|sg,nisnt to-day says
EsaS'or Conkling is In town. He
to tie theatre this evening, and
Ftiay be will leave for Washing
Ia conversation with his political
PERSONAL friends, | am told he takes
ftg IO3eate view OF the condition Of
Npn'ry. lie thinks that the
arI S!ate', seeing that they have
titg to gain nov by continuing
fi.a9ce With the Northern Dem
r. vii. insist upon their Repre-
F'7S 10 Congress striking out en-
p Ds,7, which will divert the pop
ffjnt rom politics and concentrate
E6r he development OF their mate
moral interests. Ore effect OF
vi. os larger attention to popu-
FicatiOu, and thiS, in time, he Is
eA,Slll bs productive Of vast bens
Another resul. will be larger
dcotjn, rice, sugar and tobacco,
'nasuctng their material We alth.
Ajug', he is persuaded, will IN
pus temp. emigration, and popu-
'lt south with q class Of inhabi-
Who will not bs hampered on the
Nlrogress with any Of the old
'ao!dlng or slsvsholdsrs' traditions
VIA the irritating reminiscen n ccs o
c'I war. The Senator holds that
We duty Of the Republican party
s'Iln Its power to encourage the
'sp.Fture, and to that end posi-.
-'"l'i not be indisposed, even to
kNa lIb7ral policy in the matter
fP'opfl stiOns fer Southern internal
EWtments. In other words, he is
i F'pWed to demonstrate that the
,'''Hds Of that section are not the
'tAS, but the Rppublicans.-iu
'ordS, no! the John Ksllys but
AHCoe ConGl.nss.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
,Dples and Potatoes.

,,r want TO cave money buy your
!, ,pd potatoes from msn who gtt
|, |, an 6rst hands. You can save
=, \ cent. by buying your produce
! sn,.,l, No, 13 East Fourth strest.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02

All p ,rsons desiring a good selection
Cf aprtns-children's, ladies', nurses,
sc At low prices, 81 ould call at the
Ling 9ric Department Of the Grand Ba.
1aar. Opera House, Eco, 3, 10 and II,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
wn,. a;nrbsvc Uoutrnctnr

L Is. Frazer, Clerk OF The Boart "l
Health, is receivin' numerous COM
plants in reference to the bon'appeaf
ance OF tho garbage contractor III tAe
Second district.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
Potatoes and Apples.

N. Jsnney's, 3o3 King street, is
IA sr;-rs for produce OF all kinda.
!, n arrangements to parties for car
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
state of the rhermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Thursday
morning, Dec. 2:
O'Clock, ~ o'clock, IL o'clock,
40 45o 46~
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02

War kills It's thousands, but a cough
it's tons OF thousands. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, however, always kills cough.
Prizes only 2j cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02

A new Democratic paper, for which
il is said, $3.50, 900 has been pledged
10 to he stared in BrsoAiJn, N. y.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
W Nv'e no CAGES this morning.

|,9iH' H,'AIasS'-Colds. ~ Very glsd-The
S't'', C%rt tls very best remedy DIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02

Fun and frol,c during tse Grand
Dazka., Dec. y, 10, II.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
+S'0r Al,mnwa,s Court.

a,I,' I'.' G1ss heard at the Police
E,MA' e'"niug was that Of Challes
b., '1argod with vagrancy. Fbe
vas cent TO jail for thirty
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
NV AHyEETISEMENTS.

gNuK SALT GOCD DRIVING a.,
K h1rsss, cheap; superior itmily -N3S
horse, bitOu bay with blacG OiNts; two 4 Cn-
tlGnau's road horses tlat are hard to peat.
Apply Al tue White Horse Hotel stables,
VIVIAN lED.--A MID lLE AGED WO.
w man wants stu ttton 30 do gen raj
hJsscworh. PIP y at lhs Intelligence flee, +,
37 n Eighth street. 122tIC
DuuMS TO LEI AT So SHlPLhY ST.
IN l2%u
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02

BIZ BESV TELPPH,trE IN THE
market lg tho watts Telemicrophone
'Epe3king Telephone. IL is simple In
tuctlon and ON Ds operAtedDy the tnosi
|srisnced. 1t is durable, as | nee which
bee. up over three years. have n had
s' iOt reDatrs, prove. But best OF all
RtAsaP as 10 plics 1t within the roach
Business men wishing their otitea
rt vim rsm0ts parts OF their w0rka
Aelr houses or with other places, VIII
4 kaCill on mir. NJ +. Hayden, who
kllscucy TOY the state Of Delaware, nj
Tl Shiplsy STREETS. Whero q line 10
tt1 may 90 tried. He refers for work
b Harlan h HoliingsworIh. George "
ASn Bln,rOft Il SUp, !. J Gallagher
4. ". X, r.. md others. ll.y.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-02
save Money.

!, l,l will sell! you apples and pota
aver than any other dealer IN
FnIo ton. No. l3 Esst 4lh street.
H. pl,,.Ic and gravel roofing, leaky
|uj single roofs rsoosted and made
|rl,At, aud repairing Of all kinds
|sl,. call on Robert Atkinson, at
Crpl Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
A sui NArke: streets.
h,uicslly pure: ::and fre'h drugs al
4, Dispensed physicians prescrip
1, ac1rataly compounded at al
Il. West End Pharmacy, Seventh
|is r.ou street. Domestic Cough
I |rp cares calds.
|nn5 Enid Lightning aud Pixies
|kp:s Drops will cure toothache in
uira,ss. For sale by Taylor Il
|Ia5u, DroggiSts and Apothecaries,
Eag street.
Boz 3iDg', for children teeth Ing,
.eia- 70 rubbsr, for sale by n B.
krl, Druggist, ID and Market
". Tas largest stock Of children's
eg.
ta Protectors OF Lambs Wool,
|nt., aud Rabbit Skin, double and
IL, very cheap, at Hartman's Drug
4, P.lL and Poplar streets.
|Nst Ali Smeltz Is the real apple and
~ king ef Wilmington. No. Il
Fourth street.
b he. Of fine cigar wrappers for
cheap, at chapm&n's, Fourth and
lsV streets.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-05-20

ars ring. One day last weak yoNng
Iriah girl, who had CONS over alone was
sighted In the panzageway between the
Eotunda and fhe Information Bureau
which is In an ont.6nilding-by four wo-
men, relatives, who had gope down TO
meet her. Her back was toward them,
and she was unaware of, their close prox.
unity nntilwi q wild nWhillililews they
rros;Pi:ated themselves; ueen tas. 10
sudden fright from their onslaught, for
they were literally climbing on her, she
failed TO. recognize them, aud dropped
fainting 20 the iioor, carrying the four Of
them down with her. It waa several
minutes before the officers could disen-
tapgle the quintet, get them to their feet
and soothe their agitation. - b
A good iGrty per cent. OF all the imtni-
grants who have arrived at this port this
year have been Of tho most valuable class
for the material deyelopmenE of the
country, healthy, able-bodied, single
young, men and comparatively few Of
them have had any other purpose than
the pursuit Of agriculture. Feu remain
in this State, and hardly any of them 20
South. The West Is then. objective
DOtnC.- a.f.fts -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-05-20

sNApoIEoN.--satIs { gaa educated he
said, nat a military school. Every ono
said OF me, THAT child viii never be
good forlanything but sonetFyl I had
chosen q little corner ofthe school grounds
where Lwphld sis and dream ct nv ease.
for i lava al WAYS likad ssAvaria. yVhafi
my companions tried TO usurp iiosscssio,,
of this corner, i defended it with all nv
might. Islready knew by Instinct that
my will was TO override thst Of Others,
and that what pleased me was 10, belong
TO me. ! was not liked ct. school, Ii
takes time to make one's sslf liked and
even when I had nothing to do, I always
feitvaguely that / had no tinie To lose.
4 entered the eesviee, aud ECON grew tired
of garrison work. ! bgg to read now
els, sSad they interested ma deeply. /
even tried to Writesonne. I often lei, my
self dream, Ia. order that I might after
wards measure my dreams By the COM
piss OF my reason. / threw myself into
an ideal world, and endsay0red to find
out in what pecise points It differed froni
the actual world III which lived. have
always liked GnaIysia, and ;F were 70
be seriously in love, Ishould analyEe my
love bit by bit. conquered, rather than
studied, history. Isdid not care to retain,
and did not retein, anything that cotid
not give me anew idea; diadained all
that vas useless, but possessed Of certain
results which pleased me, ,'--1fase. De-
i2etgusct. "