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Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

A large number OF Thanksgiving viola
tors OF law were heard before the Munici.
pal Court laet night. The court room wat
crowded to its utmost capacity.
When the cese Of trespass on the pave.
ment OF A. A. Eastburn, South vii.
mington, was called, ely Solicitor Tur-
ner said be was willing that the hearings
should be postponed until Saturday even
| ing, December Z, when he hoped the
cases would be settled. Judge Ball asked
II the parties were present, when Clerk
Hyland called them out In court, and
Mossrs. Isaac Dillin, George, Husbands
and Taylor answered the call. The cases
OF those called were postponed, but the
Judge declined to postpone the easea
against Deliaven Morris, John h. John
son, Ira Anderson and Joshua Pyle un.
less the parties came into court and de
sired II. They were given until this
evening to appear.
Lewis Sonzo was disorderly 10 The
hotel OF Manuel Richenbefgcr and was
arrested by Officer Massey. lie WAS re-
manded until this evening.
Ernest shaw, arrested for drunken
ness by Officer Hershock, was remanded
until this morning.
James Thomas, colored, arrested for
trespass by Sergeant Tucker, was fined
IS aud costs.
Charles Bower, Front street "bum, "
arrested by Officer Crawford, was fined
Is and costs.
Patrick Guinness, for drunkenness was
fined u and costs.
Joseph Hogan was also given 81 and
costs for Thanksgiving drunk. George
Francis 81 and costs for drunkenness.
william Duffy was fined $50 and costs
for rosisting and assaulting Onicer Will
helm, as stated in yesterdays RErUBLi-
CAN.
William II. Bradshaw was held In $500
bail for the larceny OF q vest aud coat
the property of Joseph j. Logan.
Patrick McGinniss, was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
Walter, boy 10 years Of age, was dis.
charged upon the charge oil stealing u
watch from SARAH Jane Trader.
August Philips aud Mark Conner were
held in 800 each for farther hearing ON
a charge OF trespass by l. Trimble Quig-
ley.
James Wight was fined so and costs
for committing an assault aud battery on
Wesley Gibson.
Charles Armstrong, charged with com
hitting an assault and battery on VII
liam Bowler was discharged.
Hannah Butcher was fined 81 and cost .
for drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

The seventy fifth anniversary OF Han
over Presbyterian Church was celebrated
Ia the church last evening. The exer-
cises were commenced by Miss Mary
Baird with a voluntary on the organ, and
the Sunday school followed with hymn
which was well rendered. The Rev.
Lafayette Marks led in prayer, after
which an address OF welcom, was made
by Master Frank Bossart The follow
ing exercises consisted of vocal music
aud recitations, which were followed
with an address by the pastor. Memorial
services were held in remembrance Of
Mrs. Mary Fipps and Miss Emms
Downey, aud the families Of each were
presented with handsome floral tributes
An interesting service was then rendered
by the children OF the infant school, aftei
which Mics Helen NJ, Rumford was pre-
ssnted with an Oxford Bible for having
answered all the questions in the cate
chlsm. The exercises were concluded
with singing by the school and the bene
dlction.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

The Wood EKtensi BILE Air Car Step
Company Of this city have received orders
10 put the steps on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. The company are negotiating
with several other railroad companies as
70 their adoption. Railroad companies
that look to the convenience and safety
OF their passengers will undoubtedly
have this most neediul improvement be
fore long A very strong evidence that
has recently occurred during the heavy
rains, some washouts, and bridges were
taken away, which necessitated their 90.
lug on other roads, the car step being SO
low, and to get to their destination the
station platform had to be taken away to
let the cars pass. All stations should be
On level with the track, and no OBJ
Structions whatever.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20 Nj. o.,
son Davis condition has ap,n lug
eitieW-more critical than h h,. l. ''4 =
any time since his present attach q
hers OF the family Tor the lllsi ,lm, ' '',I
that the situation Is yety ,l.roa,, Ivy
but sun cling to the hope thai Mr. I ,,,J
wonderful vitality aud r,cn,r,,,,..
powers will pull him thiouyL Ua . 'LaIN
however, no signs Of gaining s,trS's
and this IL regarded NJ lar nIn,e ' 's'is.'
Than tue bronchitis and fever irom ', ,.,es
he has suffered. '''A
MIR. Davis has taken n, f,,l .,.,..
beei tea, for two weeks, aud that IN ~
smali quantities as barely to keepls
patient alive. lie has felt no dCsIt, \,
iood and has taken what was oi,rrsSl Y,
under protest, aud thus, While NJ. Cain M
Ton was varied, he las been groys,
weaker all the time and las lrpcOlJ
largely on sIimulauts for strength "
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

.tthe REPUBLICAN Office to-day, In the
ohade:
7o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
~ So 80
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
FOURTH EDITION
The Lucy Prettyman Case.

A great crowd filed the Municipal
Court room this forenoon, moved by a
morbid curiosity to hear more oil the case
Charged against Mary McComb and
baInuel MeConb, her husband, for keep
Ing house OF designation on Cade street,
over Eleventh street bridge, where young
girls under the age Of 10 were ruined.
Since the hearing on "Wednesday morn
ing 1t had come to the ears OF Chief OF
Police Swiggett that the girl Lucy Pret.
lyman had been haTbored at u house kept
by Lila Wilson at No. 81 Orange street,
aud that young man named Edward
Mccarthy had onticed her to the house
The woman Wilson and AcGarrity were
promptly arrested.
When Mary and Samuel NJ, Comb
were placed In the dock this forenoon,
Lucy Pretiymau, Katz Cole and Maggie
Shilling each testified TO the lewdness
they praclieed in the MeCcmb house, the
shilling woman being along with Harry
Sherwood and the child Prettyman with
George Paine, and all four occupied one
bed Sherwood paid the woman Me-
Comb dollar for the bed.
Sherwood played the baby act again
and In his evidence said he was intoXi-
Gated and was lei oil. Ii was the fret
time and would be the last. Some
attempt was made to prove the good
character OF the defendants but the effort
failed.
Mary McComb and Samuel McComb,
were each held under $1,000 bail to
answer the charge at court, and Harry
Sherwood, Lucy Prettyman, Katy Cole
and Maggie Shilling were eaci! held in
81. 600 bail to appear and testify at the
February session OF the Superior Court
Lila Wilson was then called and
placed in the dock and plead not guilty
to the charge of keeping a place at No.
81 Orange street, where she harbored
Lucy Prettymau, a young girl under 10
years Of age, for lewd aud immoral pur-
poses. Herbert Il. Ward, Esq, appeared
for the woman Wilson, and at his request
the hearing was postponed until Wednes-
day morning at . O'Clock. Lila Wilson
was then required to give $1,000 bail for
her appearance.
Edward Mccarthy, 0sshily dressed
young man. was then placed 10 the dock
charged with enticing Lucy Prettyman
into the house of Lila Wilson, where he
kept her for lewd purposes. He plead
net guilty, but the evidence of the girl
given In detail left no room to doubt OF
his guilt lie was held under IS, 900 ball
to answer at the February Superior Court,
and Lucy Pretiyman was held under
$1,000 bail to appear and testify.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
FIFTH edition


PirTsnuRo, Nov "a h
yeahnelte glass-worker. +. lot, H. Dean, 1
home on South seycu''eg I '' I,S at III
9ylng condition. lirr..'.,...''gg' 10 /
days sentence in jail To- sU,.'., I a ten
enncss, but on thu fcromn,,. Wunk.
Jaii Physician ChestroNt,.,,'',,,,'..' ,i',n u
II tne man dies the Indication. l'''as
another sd.nit murder viii he aoloI 'g GE
record Of Allegheny Count ''' 10 las
Last Saturday Dean re- 4.y.ll,
weeks wages at Jeahuct,r ana 4 "s W.
tue city aud began diuhn, zane ram, %
urdsy night lie was found sea-. ' VT. Nl'
selous under the railway i+'.., @,' aa'oa'
loot OF south Thirteenth -,rut A
resting officer supposed l,. i, i1, AZ
overcome by liquor AT ns .'I o,ea
morning hearing before M9s,.,.,,-uiI1ll
kaw, at tho Twenty eighth 1srI ' .,,. 80
mouse, Dean was seulcnccd II, NM. a lug
house for thirty days. TO- w,.m.. go,I'
give any account Of hius ID. A,I i', 's,l
10 hc In dslcd cOndlt on ". iI... ,ey'asl
hAh been drugeed. Tie w,..,r, ' ~. Y !
TO sober up, but instead le -tp- lI
death-like stupor. '' '4'''
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
This Mornings Police Cases.

AT this mornings session of the Mu-
hicipal Court James Z. Henry was fined
slO and costs for drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct on the charge OF his wife.
Hugh Holland was fned 81 and costs
for being drunk at Fourth and Market
streets.
Charles Gedlein and Harry Ellsworth,
two boys about ID years OF age, were ar
rested at Eleventh and Walnut streets
for fighting by Officers Raymond and
solomon. They were each fined 81 and
costs.
Harry ringley was arrested by Officer
Burroughs for peddling Without license.
The hoy was not more than 10. lie was
reInanded to have his case investigated.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

A GENTS WANTED g. L. KREss,
Al " NALgt IT, EvHl4 :, I-Z!-!l+
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

The funeral OF Patrick Cooney, an old
soldier, took place yesterday eitern6on
from the residence OF VIM. g. Mcdowell,
No. 1924 Spruce street. The religious
services were conducted at the house by
the Rev. J. ID. =. Hanna, OF Asbury NJ.
Il. Church. The funeral was In charge
OF a delegation Of Smyth Post, No. /, O..
A. r., under command OF Jacob b.
Sliier. The body was laid out In hand
some easket, aud the services OF the q.
a. X, were performed at the grave in
Riyeryiew cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Robert j. Morrison will have a sale OF
blooded mares and colts at his farm in
White Clay Creek Hundred on the 27th
of February, as he now owns twenty.
seven head, and 1t is necessary that he
reduce the number nearly or quite one.
bali Chrisiiana Boy, sire OF Morrison,
with record OF 23l AID also OF May
Flower with record VI 2.4G91. will also
be sold. The brood mares generally are
with foal by May Flower, and all his
progeny promises speed, aud horse fan
ciers as well as the farmers generally
should attend this sale.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

1t Is said men are known by the conf
pany they keep and the literature they
read. stansbury Murray, DR., the popu.
lar barber, No. l0i East Front, Is known
by Ills workmanship as well as other
attractions. Mr.. Samuel Schultz, theIwe,l
known painter, this week added niue
beauty to Mr.. Murray's har d. ome barber
pole. This was the frat OF Its kind 10
Wilmington. Eight feet high, decora.
lively painted 10 red, white and blue,
with large gold ball on top; around
the ceuter bulb are Drl. ht stars indicat.
ing excellency.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

GcELrH, Ont, Nov, 29.-W, II Ae|
vey, who in March last murdered Il
wife and two daughters, was haGSdI'
O'Clock this morning. Tie eIttaa
was one Of the worst pieces Of blnt N
that was ever witnessed The wtiil|
which lifted the body vas 10. All
enough and the scafl0ld WAS Dol vi
enough to give sufficient reb0lHl n
break the condemned mans n,lS' ia
his struggles and contorllons 8; ls ", W
slowly strangled to death were ir.iaI Y.
To add to the horror OF the langla! Y,
knot slipped, aud the g'irsling Y ", II
mans throat as his lie was being ,ayS]
out could be heard outside tie laI s''|
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

The auction sale oil elegant ma'ba|
statuary and other fine goods, Wild
commences this evening at No I'd
Fourth street, VIII afford i lue oppd'sl
nifty to all lovers of Art to secure 500,
thing very fiue at moderate price, h
collection of hand 'chlselcl marble II
alabaster is the finest aud most artA.l
ever offered in this State, and cons.i
part OF Roman pedestsls, stataeiA
groups, animals. vases, e.. cmbn.9I
some Of the finest gems OF l'alila Y
THIS collection was selected AMI imPfa1
by Signor Lorenzo Lorenzl, aud Els
disposed of by &. IL. lilghhsll IA
auctioneers,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Mr.. Long, one OF the managers of the
skating rink, at Eleventh and Madison
streets, insists that good order is Inyarl.
ably maintained, and ;he attendants are
well-disposed aud reputable persons,
while the skaters and patrons of the
merry Ro-round are as exempt IRON acct.
dent as any OF those who engage In play.
Ing ball or In any outdoor sport. Those
who doubt his assertions should call and
see and not take allegations to the con.
trary on hearsay.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

On Thanksgiving Day jane, yaugta
Dr., aged IL, residing near Laurel, VA
shot and instantly Killed by oliver va.
Hams, his companion. The young n,a
were out cunning, and upon seeing
rabbit both leycled their guns, aud luS
as Williams fired Vaughn Stepped 10
front Of him and received the ya,i1
charge, which passed through liz igtg
killing him Instantly. The young meAVa
great fituds, and Williams 10 ana
cTaled at the result.
On tue sane day William McComb !
young man living on the farm OF R,chli
Morris, near l.ewes, was hunting rabbin
and In getting over y fence held bis gun,
which was at half cock. by the mulllG
In some unAccouutIhle manner tb
wesron was discharged. and the loll
entered his head, killing lin lns,sn!iI
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
WM.B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market Streets.

Talking of Christmas ?"
says one lady customer to
another. A good idea aud
not a bit too early, either.
Everything now Is fresh and
In plentiful assortments. You
are more likely to avoid the
crush OF late holiday buyers
altogether it's more pleas
ant for you now. Think oil
holiday things and buy
early.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
Deaf lis.

MS-On November 20 lssg. Mrs
Margaret u. >inms, widow OF the hate
Dr, j. Simns, aged " years and three
months.
fully invited outtcmd the funeral from
her late residence corner Fourth and
King strert~ on Tuesday afternoon, DE
eembcr 3 at O'Clock, without further
notice.
kElLEl-on Friday the cath instant
James r., son OF Ellen and the late
James kelley, in the aOth year of Ills
age.
Reratiycs and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj ON Monday morning ate O'Clock from
his lat" residence, southwest corner ol
fuurth aud Tutnall streets High Mass al
81 Peters Prot athedfal. mterment al
II. Joseph.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

HIR>T-Et kARD-Noy, aG, 1850, M 2u7
North College avenue. by Rev. Robert
t,Hham, Mr. John &. first and Miss
Clara Eckard, both 'i Philadelphia
PEOpLES-PEA CUCk-Nov. 81, 1889. Mt
2tlI North College avenue, by Rev,
Robert Graham, Mr.. William j. Poo.
pies and Miss Diadcmmu u, Peacock
both OF Philadelphia.
DlNON-C AFTER. ON November ~,
at the parsonage OF SLOAN NJ. h..
Church, by Rev. Robert 4. McllVain,
Mr. willard II. Dixon of New Castle,
Del, to Miss Cora +. Carter OF Elum,
Delaware county, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

READING, Nov. 90. Charles r. Dlelcn.
derfer, manager OF tea ntm doing
business on Penn street, has been ar
rested Ior giving checks TO customers
emitting them TO present upon the pre-.
sentatlon OF stated number of them.
Al the hearing the defense was sct up
that tha act inilictlng the penalty upon
this sort ol dealing was unc0nstitu.
tional. Tie case was held under advise.
mtnt.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

George Leslie fell from llIs bicycle at
the corner OF Gilpin avenue aud Adams
street on Thanksgiving evening aud
broke lis collar tone. lie got up and
proceeded TO the Office of DR.. Harris,
No. l0l2 Washington street aud secured
the necessary surgical aid. Leslie seems
to be peculiarly unfortunate, MS he has
had boncs broken n half dozen times,
and on one or two occasions barely cs-
capped with his life.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

We have over 5000 yards
of ribbons in remnants
crown edge, picot edge OF
MORE, satin edge OF gros
grain, plain satin in wide
widths, and some few fancies
in wide widths. They are
all in extra qualities and
there's mighty good picking
in the lot. They are fully
one-third off in price and
run from S cents to so cents
per yard.
We show a nice line OF
Ladies' and Chiidren's Muffs
and Collars in all the popu.
lar kinds:
Black llare,d. Nutria, g..
French Seal. Sl.75. Monkey, S..
onheyi ". MONKEY, rs.
Astrakan, 90. Beaver, IS. so.
Beaver, s..
Chlnchilla sets for Children
So SO and 1915, including
muff and boa, and in white
angora, $3.50 and IS.
Our Umbrellas specially
ordered and adapted for the
holiday trade are daily arriv-
Ing and many novelties are
picked up quickly. If your
interest Is In umbrellas you
you should buy quickly and
early. Gloria stands for
standard qualities in umbrel
las, but an imitation gloria
is about as bad a thing IS
you could get, Antique
handles of oxidized silver Ia
2G-ioch are 81 SO, $1.75,
$500. In %. Inch, 81 rs,
50, So Is.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Probably every lady buyer
of silks knows by this time
OF the rapid advance In these
goods. We have a magnifi-
cent line OF colored silks for
fancy purposes and holiday
uses. These are our regu-
lar 50-cent qualities, but a
quick purchase enables US to
offer them at the extremely
low price of 80 cents per
yard.
old rose
pink
yellow
lilac
orange
gen d'arnc
canary
nile green
shrimp
Giel
cardinal
There's only about one thou.
sand yards oil these desirable
silks, all in the newest
brought out colors. You
will find it hard to replace
them at the money,
Twelve pieces of Robe
Cloths in com bination, oil
subdued and harmonious
colorings.
shades OF gray
drab
terra Gotta
olive
green
blue
garnet
black
which have been selling all
season for 81, They arc
fine wool fabrics aud W G
have reduced the lot to Is
cents per yard.
A cream white cashmere
wool ribbed .est for ladies is
made of pure stock, especi.
ally for our retail sales. High
neck, silk worked, and long
leeves-sott and pleasant to
the touch. One Of the best
fall and winter garments ioi
the price we know ot~Sl IS,
Gioves-pig skin biarrit,
mousquetaire-stronger and
heavier than kid and looks
well Tor every day use. Sizes
s to u in fans, browns anc
sl9tes--6G cents pes pair.
/ Drap de Perse--aiter t h {
designs OF reps, but warmer
fast colors, bright designs
especially good fer wrappers
and house dresses, 10 cent?
per yard.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

As E. 7. Peregoy, VINO resides >. y
2lS Orange street, was ptt'.aI llly .-,,
the King street marke! li'I' mv,g ~.
some one cut mis- ovtrroAt IN tNo OF w w
places, In order TO absir'e' lii lN,s
book, which was IN tie oUtshe pN'.
As his cost was new on Tor "ItI Il
had paid $50 few weeks 1go' lo W.,
greatly provoked, although ny w
failed in his intended ruubrit' ig g1s.
In passing through the mgrNe' 'h' ', N
ware OF roglles II they " f. 1'''a , ~
as there are many lilhi Fingered F''"1
on the lookout for plm1-ry
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
- = 49,
Good He-ulth

Steward and Chambers eseellent IA
mily coal is giving grand results. No
more trouble with poor fires. And why?
Because we will not sell an article that
will not give the best results Our coal
is uuder cover and well cleaned, slate
picked out and fun weight given. Try
IL. ONCE South side and branch office
s. W. corner Second and French. Phone
ITO and 1872
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market streets.


The ladies of the Rochelle Club, pre-
vented by the inclemency OF the weather
from camping out, were determined that
no Kind OF had weather should prevent
them from holding an indoor camp on
Thanksgiving night. Accordingly they
met AZ the residence of II. q. Mahsily.
No. 500 West Seventh street, and by their
invitation the gentlemen members OF the
club attended and were treated 20 q
splendid literary and musical entertain
mont This over, the gentlemen were q
second time and still more surprised on
being ushered into a dining room and
seated around a Thanksgiving tab. c
groaning beneath Its load of food and
delieacies. After supper the time few on
rapidly towards the wee sma' hours,
while flying feet Kept tlmo to exhilarating
music as we'll as full stomachs would
permit. Tho gentlemen members of the
Rochelle Club say they owe the ladies
one, aud they Intend to be even with
them,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

The holiday number OF this excellent
journal Is laid on our table, and is brlm
full OF the best sketches and engravincs
to be found in any juvenile publication
issued. Although intende for the young
1t Is read by the grown folks as well. Ii
Is a iayorte in every house where Il
makes Its appearance. Subscribe for II
for the year 1890. Published by Perry,
Mason " Co., Boston, Mass. For sale al
all news sLoTes.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

REnDiSG, Cal, Nov 29.-The Red
dug and Weaverviile stage was robbed
few miles from here last night. The
highwsymau, armed with shotgun and
pistol. compelled the driver TO throw out
the Wells, Fargo ~ Co, 8 treasure box
aud tie mail pouches. There was but
little money IN the express box, but the
robber secured considerable registered
mail
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Steward and Chandler, cod, rGa ~, /.
feel merchants, south EIDE o. ~ *
street bridge, have opened a vI@"' "a
at ). W. corner Second ald Ia -.
streets. We intend Ia make II ' =, a,
lent for the people OF WiIm'nsloul, ~ I'D, ID
the benefit OF our excellent lam n
and -four which Is giving unl' t''', a. d
faction. 7. W. Steward VII ~ ii, H \,
roEdauce at the new office W. nr3
en- this (Tucsday) evening le11' y Nj
come all who may fayUl lis N"n
Phone Ito or 4i2. =-r.XDli
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Cul. John O'Eyrnc having refused %
answer what he did with tile ~. ull fee
received fruIu the uystrImcn Tor srcur-
ing the lease ut u certain piUr fora term
ot years, an order has been granted to
Cooperation Counsel hy .Iudfc fattct-
sou, committing ltiu 10 Ludlow street
jail. for contempt Of Court. Colonel
. iiyrnc has thus lar avoided arrest. and
the Herald this morning asks II hu has
scuUtrl,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

While the more than one thousand cx'
ira copies OF the Daily ELrTHiI,,N
which our Africnn-AmCitcdn citizens
purchased yesterday, bring uS only ten
dollars, winch i-not "a tithe of the COST
ana value OF the t%o-and-u-hnlf columns
OF snirc hich We contribute chcelrully
To the elevation of their people. vet ~
take pleasure in mentioning II rs nm adj
diti0nal proof of their Intelligence in an
precihtihR the power of the press. More,
over Wa are glad of the additional benv-
lit to ourndNertisiug patrons.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

SHARON, Nov. 29.-Miss Mary Ranken
who had for the past forty years been uu
able 10 leave her bed owing to some pecu
liar aud incurable malady, died yester
day at the age OF 10 years. She wrote {
book some years ago entitled 9TH,
Daughter Of Atlliction, which had 6
large eale, especially among Presbyter
iane, with which church she affiliated.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30
WIN. u. SHARP a CO.

We have some customers
who prefer a strictly all wool
blanket. We have it,weigh
Ing 81 pounds per pair,
made with red, blue a n d
pink borders, for S4,6S per
pair.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Last evening an unknown man who
was evidently under the influence OF Ii.
quor, entered the Philadelphia restau.
rant on Market street above Front, and
acted In n disoIderly manrer. One OF
the walters attempted TO eject him and
as ne resisted he was put cut by force
and went on his way.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

Allen Hunter. aged "a years, who re-
sides at Pcnusgrove, N. j, had one of
his legs badly fractured yesterday mora
ing, by fall, while at work at Third
street bridge. He was taken in Wilson's
ambulance TO the Homeopathic Hospital
and Dn. Finn and Richie afforded the
necessary surgical aid.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

A colored boy attempted to steal a
pocket book from the basket OF woman
near the corner OF Sixth and King
streets this morning. but he was caught
before he got far and forced to return IL
to the owner,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-30

RIO JANERIo, Nov, -, va lido ,i5pi
The Government has liu',,5l end
the old flag. This acti'H L' s''>
to some irritation. ,pllt
France has recognized tl.e , ,.!., d 4
Senior Barbosa, the Minl''I ot b,sl
nance, has convened Il iheyi'us I.r
ers and brokers, win i ,. .,,i,,
considering plans FOL r'nde.i', Il : En- en- ssd
in commercial transactions WIZ
sary.