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Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Tho regular monthly sesaiou Of q q
Lev O urt van held yeltetdEy II 30
u5ioBs were adopted Apprt p 10 ia $50
FIR he mAintgBsnce ~ tho III p4De
Landing bsidsA Owe Duck Greek, an
or AppFop i4lins 81 600 to coinplet
rne i'm 0fovsmsht o. -Au. u..ins nsr b
10 this oOBnsoticn ~ Or1Ht Tor IL 000
Shs drawn IN aver Of Beracs + \
crnss, TO bel d bulknead to pr"tedt The
o-useWAy y Augustine bridge. Al
Jrdsr for $50 RAs drawn In favor o.
rta1k q. U.rsWsa foe plAi fuEh VI 90
IN the Re el eni G-Nham hon 10 e
oases A bll OF $3.50 from Il
doasoker, Jr., for examining the
records and bApk kocouHt Of the Clur'
Of ObApoery VAS referred n ounlmtf-
consisting Of Massrs. Wisr Robtrss
and 6hslIoross 40 order for SO was
irssn IN favor OF q W. Eokeia fOr rent
aud ole esnlng room whrre elect on wat
dsid N3Tsmb Der 6 A res0l ntiou was
Niop e1 requesting tba newly { coed
mem beFs 60 b. p,sseut BUd be qualified
I the nsxA msstirR January 8, 1889
rle court then q urla1.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

BALTIMORE. Md, &c. IL The FRY
laud s.a steamer Governor McLaue
had Eight with feet of dredgers az
He'll ri. t, at the moath Of Chester river,
ON A0pda night 9 he com ander of
the Governor McLans used cannon end
rides. TSo boats bei1ogiDg to the oyster
pifEres were sunk audIone captured to-
gether with he papers OF two others.
Mate Uharles Frazter, Il the Governor
Hcl are. was shot in the arm. Peer
Miller, cook on ard the schooner Julia
a. jones, one OF the boSis sunk hy tile
Nc ane, saws he was the only man out
uf 4 crew OF IL TO escape A White mRu
named Co man aud q nero named
Bramble, of the crew Of the schooner
Y. hialoney are beiieSd to have beyn
drowned, as they were rot seen sIter
the vessels were Atru K. A large fleet OF
dtedsers WAS reported 30 be on un awful
RrOunt again last uigtt, and the poi Ice
beat started back for the scene Balti
more oyster packers declare tbat II the
war Ou the dredgers continues they will
be- comp, led to shut down tor want Of
toek The dredgers declare that they
At des- crate, aud will have oysters at
any cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12
Pen PIeturs Of "Unole Ell )"

The Washington correspondent oil
the New York Sun Wrltsa:
A familiar and picturesque figure
will be removed from tie United States
Senate chamber on the 4th Of March
when, by reason OF strange freak Of
politics, a Republican will present hin
self to be sworn in a. senator from the
State Of Delaware, aud the venerable
Eil sAulsbury will retire to his bachelor
homo ct Dover.
Mr.. sau sbuTy's striking fase snd
h2ure will be sadly missed from the
Il or by The spectators In the Galleries,
ss the first question asked by the great
majority Of visitors 10:
"Who Is ttss tall, hin, white haired
smooth sbavsn mat7"
"rbHt is SsnEtor Salisbury Of Dlla
gsrs," Ia the reply.
The old gsntleman will be IL years
old on the 2etn Of tbe present month,
aud he looks every year Of it. He hss
rugged freme, however, and an a.
tive, vigorous mind, and had The Re-
pubtoHns nos stolen march upon l. NJ
! IN HYem Der lsHt, he might have served
his State in bis own peonliAr Wsy an
other ak years. Mr.. esulsbury nev. +
took fxont rank in the Senate He is toe
prejndioed, too narrow minded for this
ege OF progr ss. he never took part IN
debate, unless to cry out ssAinAt soof
ptecs Of Eo.oslied eHtravaRgnce on tbt
| part OF the RspuDlioens, aud 10 many
nasss he wss compelled TO stand out
sgaiBst his own r.r'Y. II 10 sAid thSt
q study OF tho roll gsils in the Senate
win chow that bir Gan gbury Aimos
always voted no. BE 10 negative SOFT
Off man in ell Tese8lons OF TIE and con-
siderably behind the pmsB In speaking
he hRs n barfh qusrulous V5ice, and is
90 totally devoid of bunior hs the msr
| b q cast OF tho Iudica warrior In tbt
Senate Teoeptlon TO ms.
| His voios iB always pitched in the
aarae shfial key, and he hos one peuu
lisr gesture to which hs olinRs tenr-
| dlously. BetBR q bachelor, Mr.. SauSs
nury bSs never kept horss in Wishing
| tou, bui has for years taken his meals
! ~ N,ilsId's Hotel Rud lodged in tWa
raun.s "a Fourteenth street near h II
1ever went into 60 iaty, yet 1t Is B.
shat > long list OF lRfifs a. doubtI
Ase have been unsuccsssfn ly Rng.tps
'or his heart for navy years. Ha ha'
ronlA nst dshi And bliud 20 their blsn-
itsomeuts, no Hevaf, and has kept hts
leart tue TO HE matt len ti-tsr1 in Della
ware, 10 whom he bias always show
he pres e & k,Ddas-<
mir SsbisbuTy elhlwRFs been r1os
iaithfu, l. his attsI- sncs ut the Senate
and has oonRejeuilu-iy Ait Uced n bii
iu.l share Ui tee NprN In ocmmiltra'
lDi elBswhese. lie has long bren 80
gus,qmed TO tshiBs exceeding Rros
avs Ci'>his heath snd OF lGss yssII
'sldom ihis bis lodgings sf,sr nigttiall
hsIe was, perhaps, htbls pleasurs IL
| - l. aaAN ~
lut Senator 6au abury bsiiHv5s it to b.
he proper StandGri OF living, and b
VEN atas uus 10 his coDvioti0ns Of Fisht
w ca he .eRvts the Ssoats chsmbsi
X March his d mnGFsto oOlles guel
wiii szpsiaEcs = greet iosr, aud Will Di
touht ior lerB time feel tbst there is /
mlasing link tomsVbtts AnOtf ec wHtoi
lDR o this trsaiufy Hill gassa to bsfA
4Gd tia go tlrmsn IN erected Ia vsrluUi
seBemss 81 ls sialstlon eiil Uid the Della
s. are Sens. or q foud tarewell.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

AsBURY PARK N j., Dec ia
heavy storm IAgsd here yeitssday, and
ths crews OF the Life Saving Station
pAtrolsh the bsAch in squads. A large
quantity OF cocoSuuts came ashore, Rud
II is thought they came from wrecked
vessel.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 10 -
There WAs a spla from the northwest
yestsrdEy, and 81 hish tide the waves
dAshel In with almost as much fury ne
during the rGosnt storm. They WISHED
far over the ruins, and It was feared
thAt more damage would be done.
MONMOUTH BEACH Dec. 12-The
high ade yesterday afternoon tore out D
numter Of cottage bulkhesds here,
which we're partly deitroysd by the
| ssvers storm o. three weeks $50.
CoHAssET, Mass, Dec. IA storm
set ia mere yesterday morning and in
oreRzed In Violenoa until night, VIII n 1t
proni iBed to exceed in severity that oil
:hres eeks RRO The rain came down
N torrents, and Che wind was blowing
hurricane. Tho sea was very rough
I'll along the shore, and II is feared thai
much damage will resuit.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12
shall Our Republic Endure.
COMMUNICATED I

How long can q Republic exist, Ia q
problem that has 0fben bson asked, and
one We are As q nation now solving
0sher Republics have existed and have
passed away, to give place to dsspotism.
II 10 Eald that history repeats Itself
Benton once said that Republics are
the shortest lived in the family Of ma
tions, and thet their fall vas not
brought about by an enemy from with
ont, bat from bRrtering In suffrage; and
that we had made greater progress in
tbAt than any other Republic" II cor
ruriiug Of the ballot and purchasing Of
office ia bis day was sufficient TO cause
alarm, what must 1t be At the present
timer We boast Of having enlarged
the election franchise, ana thereby en-
sursd the peIpsluity Of this government.
But 20 pat the ballot 10 the hands Of
trampE, bums, burglars, pugilistB and
saloon keepers, who boast that they
carry wards in their vest pockets, Ia like
putting out the eyes Of o Sampson and
entwiniug his arms around tho pillars
Of this temple of liberty. When CB at
was turning the Bone Of brick into the
Rome of marble, rash indeed would
6ave been tho uEht the man who would
have said Rome WAS declining, bat
such wRs the truth. Ill fares the land
to fastening Ills q prey where wealth
ac3u u ulats8 and men decay. We boast
that We have destroyed . slave-holding
oil gaEehy, but In it's stead We have .
moneyed aristOcFRoy which 10 far
woEse. We have many now clAmorlnR
for strong government. We already
have many OF the attending evils OF b
desFntic sovernme ent, sueh Rs cOntpirA
oy laws, tramp laws, associate chart
ties, soup houses. PlDkeTton detectives,
abur orsanizstions, anarchists, "oom
munism Of combined capital" strikes,
lookoutB, and In fact . regular phArA
oRloa system.
We hsvs not As yet dukes and lords,
kings end qussas, bat VIC have kings or
the rail, kings Of the land, kings Of the
bank, kings OF coal, kings Of meat ami
LARD, kings Of breadRuffs, and finally
kings OF the lobby. We have the ma :
sion Of the milltonsire and the hovsl #
the peasant. All we need Bow to put
on the yoke OF dssPotism is . strong
navy and large Standing army, apG
many Of our kings ate no = demanding
hem. The strongest government lie o
nation OF homeB Whtn every man
owns his home, over tho threshold oil
hich no Ian ilord or creditor car come
that country you can turn into an arm
ed camp In thirty taTs, and surh .
thing a. an Archy could rot fod even q
fooihold, II vs maze rs mucb progress
In tbs next qnsrysr Of . century As we
have IN the lsst, posterlty will not bs
called on 20 celebrate another Centen'
niAL "BEernal vigilan0s Ia tho price OF
liberty" Awake, arise or be forever
fallen" JAMES b, WEIGH
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Said Mru. amith to her sister, Mrs.
Usvis, 10 shs sound OF ohild's BbIit ks
bams Ecru5B toe garden from q neigh.
bor's house. "What Elnd OF woman
have you for ntishbCr2 Does she
abus6 hGr chiltreu?" mo, Indeed, "
&. pill q Mss. Davis. "S5e Is one OF the
taOst tsnG CT motaeEs In existence. Bus
yoa rec, eho belilvs ia the Old fash
ionsi s'y le Of dootoFinE " ben . child
needs pay slo, she ala . spoon with
sana naussCU7 doss, lays tie litlle vic
tim fat on her iaD, holds his nose till he
T. forced TO open Ills mouth for breath
Wuen down gOfs the d NAdful mess.
Il en- GONE the yells." "Nl wonder"
ssid Mrs Smith, "Why 6osrn't shs us,
Or. Pierce Pleasant PurRa1vs Psiies2
Fhey are ttfsouva without being hsrih,
81 are IS easy to take a. EuRsr plums
l alpsyB silva tn IN to my children" !"
"And 10 do l, "sbii Mrs Davis.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

The % operative Goal Company is
making extensive improvements and
alterations At thslr yard, foot Of Orange
street, which have been neceeaitRied BY
the great increase Of buuine's. A new
and substantial trAetle work Is being
constructed. on which the loadei oars
will be backed into the yard, and un
deEneath this large and cOmmodloua
bins will be built, into which the black
diamonds will be emptisd direct from
the cars. This has been . red letter
year for the company as under the ab Q
and efficient management Of SupaTin-
tendtnt 5ova, the buAiness hiss been far
beyond the expectations Of the mana.
gers What was started as an expert
ment, bss become . permaI cot enter
prise of this city, and the success OF
this company shows what can be effect
I'd by co.opsratiOD. The coal IL from
the best mines, and the invAriable rule
Of the company Is never to advance the
price until they are compelled 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

knife to q diamond ring, from an um
brelln to bronze stAtu0tte. and from g
cane TO . dlAmcr stud.
But u Shou s' -lT"A In mind also
! 'h"' manufacturer
Library Of ConEte9' Ii OF his oWp
-. left for any
--Sis ~ De made anew will be turned
out By expert workmtn in bis own
chop, located IN tue upper stlTy Of his
building. IL " Impossible 10 go wrong
vith him de not only sells, bat makes
jsWelry.
THE MUSICAL DEP ARTBIENT
Tho trained voice OF mu4ic. scoompA
MED With the sweet sounds from the
finest-tonsd piano, strike the ear, and
Ss hasten up stairs, from whence Abe
soug da proceed. Here IL another secret
OF the SUCCESS OF Mr.. Bay ynArd He
uhsTms the eye with beauty below Ano
the ear With Innsic above Two OF she
ans arcs oomo oin9d, but happily blended
In the erandbet sympathy. Tae eye and
'he ear Rre both charmed IN this bus!
nes8 sstAblishmsut. ArrRyed before us
in 81 is second -stOTy gallery Of music
are the hness pianos and organs, manu-
taotured ~ the most renowned musical
artlBts; organs ranging in prloe iTom
| SIS TO $40, spi pianos ranging In pr.os
from $3.50 ~ 81 900. Here are The Estey.
he Dyer q Hughes, the Vile Z &
| White, the Eastern Cottage, the chuIoh
and all other kiud Of organs, and here
10 the Weber plano, AlwASb stand ard
the BeTdmau, the Mason h 6srGlip,
the Ohloksrng, the Marshall % Wen.
dell, this Htrlich & % and other plAnot
In ebony, rosewood, mahogany, WAluu.
and o'hsr choice wood. Besides thssa
large instruments Of music are violius,
,oooId'ons aud numerous o,hsr smaller
instruments Of muyi;, which, Whsn
tuued Arls ht, enable lAnRnid humanity
TO forget the cares Of life and elevate The
mtnd 10 higher sphere Of morality and
suOlimlJy Of thought
Tbis department is under the chArR,
II X. P. Potter and N g. HRdlsy, BON
mu,iclsna Of s1 s1psrienus, aud VINO Ase
eyeTy ready to wait upon Oustonera
Mr.. Baynsrd has $ o1TpA OF ED lien,
snd DO lie clerks in bis jsWelry depart
nent, who take a pleasure 10 making
al visitors feel sgrseabe and In assist
inR them In makilg ohOioe.
The books Of the estsbishmer sr
E9pt By George 8. II b,afon, E4aAi
handler nNn1Ss5 tho ia Eslr7 depart
men; W lliHm q. Bryan suIetintenaf
ne oplioS silverwEre department;
OtRrle, N Tstrd ttkes your waIchst
ansri, puis .Nam together sRaiu ~ d
'aAkAs a new one - ordered. and Hsry
] Guthrie Snd Robsrs E war G sIt
general assihtante, all of them gsatle
a aply 10 department., pclite In thsir at
'sntlGns and ever ready to anticipate ths
wants OF customers snd 10 supply them.
With such . we'll tqaipped establish
ment, the success OF Mr.. BAynArd 10 no
unBolyed problem.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

CHICAGO, II g., DaO 70 -BAFly yes-
tsTr IN ,rninB an explosion Of meal
Get co olurred in the three, story brick
guill occupied by David o iyer. The
shock Of toe explosion was felt q mile
Av ay, aud nearly every pane Of window
..iEss within . radius Of six blocks wee
broksn Flames follow "a the explo-
eion, and tho mill wAs desGroyeI and
severHl Rdjoinipg buildings wore badly
dEmARed. The c0rpee Cf tho engineer,
OSEries Miller, has been found, Gnd II
is sEid that ChAIlss Coop an JouD
5niln, also employee In the mill, srs
buried under the debris. John Ho.mel
WAS bauiy hurt,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Prof. Gao. b, Kslteyer, the we'll
known ehsnist OF Texas, Investigated
lhe baking pOw0eF question, and wrote:
Il submiLt5d Pfof HOEsfoid's powder
(RumiOTa's Yeast PoWds;) 10 oheml'
osl examipAtiop and founA Is composed
OF pure snd non poisonous mate iAls.
rhs ida OF Prof. HOrsford wIs, inoeed,
RrsBd one, In supplAntinR the indi-
gest.bla tsrttates, which are the hhAl
result OF ell oreHm tartar baking pow
GeB, By the so uhll pho9phAtab, the
vrEy nutfitiSs property OF bread, and
zoe bone prod ucing sismsnt of nature,
Jt IL oertsiniy the beat and most health
tul bresd rsiaiug preparation ever
offered TO tha public"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 11.-A
meet Sg Of the nail manufacturers OF
West Virginia. Ohio aud Kentucky was
held tere to-day and \ pool WAS formed, q,
tn be known IS the Western Out Mai
Association. j. N, Vsrcs, Of the
Riverside Company, Of whseling, WAs
made president, and Edward Il, s'ett.
Il Wheeling, supervisor, the hsRdquar-
ters he.pR fixed In this city.
The Itllnois and Indiana mills, ~
we'll As these farther Wet, will be In
oludsd in the continuation. The selling
card was made ct 81 80, with ten cent?
off for carload ORDERS and the uGual
cash discount.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Charles Il. Elsiu "OAspsr, thu Yod
ler," and bis excellent company drew
another large hnd very dem sHrauVe
audienoe ~ the Opera House lSsT sV6n
iBz. Mr.. Elis 70 = young man, not
being more than SO years old, and w4s
1orn s1d rElred in Phi %. epbis v heI.
\ young m IN he showed g fOndpess for
toe stag, aud ever siBo' h's 1t-t sp
peArAuc5 bsiors the fOOIli Ehl6 hs hos
siBed gear by ) car In pOputAritV. Hi
sacce's tblB season 70 Il OTo paeL otniBsi
ih4n ever. He spp9ErS sSain his
terno0n aud evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

The State Bo.rd OF Ha.lth INST ct the
Olaytun House yest,rtAs N.terno> n
vito DIR l. T. BuBh OF this oily d..
". I klrnrr OF GlAsgoa, DR. r s
EllceO0O OF Concord, D., ID " CoJEtT
Of Camden, aud Z b. Frszsr, the
seorpI&ry, prseeat. Or L ?. Bush pre-
d d, aud e. B ETFzr pres pted re.
porC of his iuBpeohen Of the towns OF
SeW Gsstle, OhEistiAua, Newark, Dover,
~ yrne and Mtfolet0wu. This report
sh1 we'd the tsnitarf arrangements Of
hrsa toursI and II wAB adopted by the
board. It will ALTO be puHlisGed In the
ii sh biennial report OF tho board Rud
presented to ths coming Legislature
vita qnsst for an Appropriation to
enable toe bosrd TO continue Its inves,i-
zhtlOn in msttess Pe'fAining 10 the put
Ito bsslth. The ssora Ary Tesd . very
interesting paper on "Drsianne," pre-
pared by DR., Cherries h. Richards, OF
tl-0rRstoWp. The beard Instructed the
eOretsry 10 procure several medical
books Of Tsfartnos, and then Adjourned
to msrt at Dover ~ the call OF the presi.
den rome time during The sessi-n Of the
L. gisiature.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

The toiio slug letter, copy Of wbioh
has been sent to the mayor aud to the
chiaf OF poliOe, exp'ain itse (:
DEAR SIR: Tbe joint committee O.
Assooisg.d CaariHes, W. o +. o. and
z. W. @ T. U ha, requested me 10
shank on for your earliest q iris II.
bshad Of no'Aiiiy and tsupIA os in
Our city. TneJ desire 70 uplo d you IL
Z, and to eEpTtHs thtlr ooEh1euc, 10
Jour desire 10 DO sll that ts 10 your
power. TIE lsdisA ave ready TO aid } Ou
AZ far Rs they are abe.
Y .urs respset'nlly,s
MRS q 8, ROWLAND"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

EEs aaS2fpese haze d ssuss In ahs SIag
GumfSFa BEos.' AOa saagA Aea BsPooG
Ouppins and losehiEEI l0s Il. second n.
Try BuBh's coal you will ike II.
Try BuSh'E ooai you Will surely like il.
HillATd v. Davis, ieWsiet, gE. second st,
Fine IL Il. Rings, At HaRrn, lB Is. Fourth
Frank ROop Smith, druggist, stn and King.
American Laundry, Soa west Frsnt street
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure fof nAsAps
y. II. LuTtein, as King, has hna I.hs Of
Gig IRA ana tobacco. buy your Christmas
presents nOW
LOOK Cv r Duratain's dne asI sor,msn o.
gara, pipes an cigar oasel. Whyiesa q
and 70 all. 40 kiak
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

A large number Of the mem beIs o
the Young n NE RspGb ilAn Club hAv,
signtted their Intention OF going t
Washington In March TO WibBeaA tn
'nAusurauon OF President HAFTiIOr,
Arrangements ls have b sa made with The
b. y o. Railroad, ana the COMPANY
has plRced three pArlor cars at the dis
poAal Of the delegation Thote whI
sish to accompany them should send IL
;hsir names as once
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

BOSTON, Dec Ii Robert George
aeed 23, was arrested for theft in a book
store yesterday, and large trunk full of
stolrn property was found at his lodgiDgs
to dsy. He is the son of minister 10
Georgia. In order to At himself tor the
stage he came TO this city in September
last and Joined the Munroe School OF
0rato lie also attended lectures, and
at one time neted as usher In q theatre
From these places and from the Old
Archway book store he got most of his
nlun0er
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Can be cured: CAnoers, tumors an
piles, without cAuBtio Vsner'Al diBeAse
cured without mercury. Brazilian rhsu.
mAtio remedy, . sure care for neutAiRiA,
lumbAs o, rhenmRisn, tkin and blood
uiseABeB sucofEsiuiiY treRtei with veg =
table mediolneh The best OF refersIe
given. Tape end all other worms re-
moved w6ne in few houIs DIR J, B
Welph, 3O2 TAtuhli Atrtst, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

A Christm IS pr ssas h.. svarybody
likes. l give Ihsm g. ny rustDmsis
rhoss boy O. su IA A. 81 rs Fhasb boys
W rcoats ST 81 % ~ 80 vsly fes',
III y Rra very lian 10 em0ney Ih0Eo
me1's oysrcoaEs A. $500 svsfybOd
ikss, b csuss they Afa sUod IN oEeau
aud keep : man " srm. II you Wo1ld
lts 10 ssa these onssP Ro1ts yJl kroa
sh1t have thea,. II Meyers, On -
Phos Clnthius House, N. W Cor. Fit,h
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

To morrow the II aveniy Recruits
vii hold en- Nll-day mestins. com.
neucing with preaching a. 10 80 o'olOns
In the morning. There will 10 hoi
nets and fAiIh-healing meeting In Il e
afternoon, and communion, With fsst
washing, 81 7.30 o ooloek in the evening.
None buB christians Q Invited to TIA
At5er meeting,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12
Strong cough candy ct FsrguAon's, l,
East Second street.


PHGN xvILLE. Pa, Dso 11.-ThleVe5
are again a. work in this portion Of
CheSter County, and last night four
robbetleA were committed in the lower
stcsion Of the town. Peter sohlapks's
residence was entsred and robbed OF $50
in cash and jeweiry worth nearly $500
The otbsr houses entered were thoEe OF
Oliver Kramer, who shot st the thieves,
U ieh RApp and George Lowry. All
these houIts arc locAled on the outskirts
OF the town, where the poli are Bsldom
sfen, Several tough cheraoters OF the
town are suspected OF being the robbers
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Il performing w7utar NJ cures contlnu
ousiy OF Wssk, hamld sul sore or red
yas and ErRaulated red aud mucihe1
sys lids, We Tsier to Henry BArtel
Professor W. A Reynolds, Henry
Rlmor and W. r, X an. A very bad
ease now we'll. 25S, Depot Fourth And
KING.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

to 2G6 Market sITeet, above Second
Great sale OF holiday slippers; dainty
brothers; rubber cOastiDg boots for little
rhildven; rubber booas for mothers and
fRthsTs the pticPs surprisingly low al
the Ftmlly Shoe House Of VIM. Il BAb
cook 2O6 Market street, above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12
JuveniIo shopilItsrs.

ALLENTOWN, Dec. IL by q mere
accident It bas been discovered that for
the past two weeks about twenty promi
neit business houses of this city have
been robbed in a most Systematic mar ner
by three girls, ranging in age from IL to
l 3 years.
Yesterday afternoon two OF the girls
got into quarrel on the street and a
gentleman heard one Of them cay: III
you call me that namo again I'll tell
what you stOle at Lswfer's store" The
gentleman at once reported the conyersa-
tiou to the firm Of ". r. aRier q Go 4,
and Mr.. Lawfer went to the home OF two
of the girls, who are sisters. The THEFT
was admitted, and they promised 10 re-
turn the stolen goods, and when Mr..
Lawfer left he took with him about $50
worth OF booty which the juvenile rob-
bsrs had obtained at the various stores
they visited.
The usual plan was to enter store and
70 10 counter where no statesmen were
and where there wero no people.
One epgrossed the attention of the
nearest clerk, whilothe other girls stole
any thing 10 reach Three umbrellas,
four palrs of kid gloves, shoes, handker
chiefs, toys, candy, bric-a- brac, albums,
muillers, etc have been thus stolen, and
the owners never missed them. The
stolen arhcles were all taken to the home
Of one Of the girls, where, unknown to
the parents, they were locked in trunk
In the garret Mr.. Lawfer, however, re-
fused to divulge the nsmrs of the girls.
''0wing TO the extreme youth Of the girls
and out Of regard to their PARENTS" he
said, 1--WE have decided to withhold their
names They are well connected, how
ever, If we desired to ruin thyir lives
We would prosecute them, but, as restitu.
ion has been made, the matter Will be
drOpped -
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

rosToN, Bass., Dec. 12.-The muni.
cipal election was held here yesterday
homas n Hart, Republican, was elected
Mayor, GsfealiDg O'Brien, Democrat, for
a tolId term, by 1910 plurality, 1t Is be
leyed the Republican School ticket is
elected,
KEENE, N H., Dec. ~ Herbert B.
Wall, Democrat, was yesterday elected
Mayor OF this city by 3l4 plurality. The
Cly Council Is strdpgly Republican.
EICHNoND, Va bee, II AT onfer
euee OF tue leaders Of the anti-Mahone
wing oi the Republican party in Virginia
held here last night, resolution was
adopt Appointing en- advisory com
mitiec to perfect the organic Rtion on the
part ot the state It also authorizes the
same committee to prepare statement To
be submitted TO p esidsnt.elect Harrison
Of the manner in which they assert Gen
eral Malone msmRnsged tbs campaign
in Virginia, by which the electoral vote
was lost.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

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