Daily Republican., 1885-09-28
THE CHILDREN,s "a USE.
How They Are Aiding Other On
dRon WhO Arc Cruelty Treated

dren WhO Arc Cruelty TFensea.
Mr.. a. 7. Cause, President Of tbs
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty To
Children, writes as follows 70 the RE.
PUBLICAN
Gentlemen Following the excel
lent suggestion made at the s. p. Q. G.
meeting on Tuesday evening, have
started q children's list Of subscrip
tions, with the result enclosed. Now,
rememb berinR your very kind offer
through your represen tative TO publish
the list from day to day, adding to it
such names ~ may be sent you or as
may be given to the other two papers,
Every Evening and Morning News) 1
beg to explain the plan we had thought
Of TO accomplish this object success
fully. The Every Evening Snd Morn
ing News have likewise offered to
insert the list.
Therefore 1t would feem pssper that
each paper should publish daily the
list, one name under another, retain o
subscription paper at Its office, and add
not only the new names 1t may receive,
but also such names as may be added
each day by the other papers and which
it can copy from the paper Last issusd,
etc. In this way the total amount OF
money received by the thre papers will
at any time equal the subscriptions Of
the list of airy one paper.
if this method meets yonr approval,
please advise and oblige, yours truly.
II. T. CAUSE,
President Delaware 8. 2. Q. G.
Mr.. Cause ha, also forwarded to the
REPUBLICAN Office subscription list,
which will be accessible to all who may
call TO contribute, and the proprtetors
OF the REPUBLICAN will take pleasure
In receiving the amounts. contributed,
and in every way to conform to the re.
quest of Mr.. Cause. The following Is
the subscription paper and contribu.
tions 30 far received
CHILDREN TO THE RESCUE-A LIST OF
THE CHILDRES's GIFTS TO THE S, p.
c. c.
Following is list of subscriptions
made by the children interested in the
humane work of the Society for the
Prevention of Or uelty to Children, and
which we hope may be largely in
creased by the addition of new names
from day to day. Any sum will be
accepted and acknowledged, from /
cent upward
Marion P.Gause, 81 % James P. Baker
10 cents Ma tile Saunders, 20 cents !;
Martha G.. Halper Sl.0o John T..
Stapler, $l.00; Ebbie Smith, so cents !;
Walter T. Bush, so cents Carrie
Bush, 10 cents Memoriam, 50 90 ;
Mamie Vents, 25 cents Harry P. Vim
cent, 10 cents Susie P. Gray, Is Ger. ss :
Arnold X. Rogers, 80 cents A Little
Boy, 90 cents ; Madge Cause, 81 90 ;
Donald Bush, so cents May Fairlam b,
lS1. 90 ; Fanny Fairlamb 81 OO Sua
Faivlamb, sl,00 A Little Boy, 2 5 cents
Wilnion II. Dsnson, 50 cents !;
II. G. Cause, 81; G. Ingersoll Cause, 81 /;
Helen L. Cause, 81; Cash, 81; Nellie
Shaw, 81; Rodgers Wilson, 90 cents,
Esther u. Wilson so cents; N. D. Wilson.
80 cents; And. G. Wilson, Jr., 80 ce-.-
Bane. I, Holcomb 25 o,urs, Tbeodors ".
Brown. 35 cents, Frank q. Thomson ~ 10
cents; Pessie Thomson, 80 cents; Helen
A. Thomson, 30 cents; A Little Girl,
10 cent?; A Little Girl, 25 cents; A
Little Girl, 35 cents; A Little Girl, 25
cents; A Little Boy, % cents; A Little
Boy, 25 cents; A Little Boy, 20 cents:
Charles King, 25 cents; Gertrude King,
~ cents; Robert 8. Vernon, 10 cents;
Wflfred L. Smith, cents; Bell Smith
~ cents; Anna Smith, 10 cents; Sanford
smith, 10 cents; Edna Smith, l0 cents;
Mabel Smith, 10 cents; Walter H.
Hersey, 10 cents; Idella May Ford, 1Ol
cents; George l.. Vernon, 25 cents; Jessie
Vernon, 25 cents; Millard +, Vernon, 1Ol
cents; Bessie A. Vernon, 10 cents;
Elmer q. Vernon, 10 Genus; Clarence
Vernon, 10 CENTS Nellie Vernon, 1Ol
cents; Mabel Vernon, 10 cents; Murray
8. Rowland, 80 CENTS Total, S27. 20.