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I.ssn.A Iahs sAs Proceeds ss Burglary.

LssksA Laks tAs rrssssAs 81 Burglary.
Policeman Vlsy Of the Eldridgs street Sta
ton arrested two men who were auarrellins
In the Bowery near Grand street on Friday
RSht iot ShsY 'ohn Cullen xss . and
o revolver They had SIX silver watches.
twenty-five watch chains, three raEors, two
kniyes, and six rings believed to be the pro-
Deeds Of q burglary over. tho division Of which
they we're guarrellipR whom arrested. At KS
sex Market yesterday they were held for ex-
Animation.
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thirty 1oekbsnAefy 0as4s so = 9ey WI
Caste Doubt % Their Truthfsiness.
Seven girls came into TEE SuH ofios about q
o'clock yesterday afternoon and said they had
. grievance They didn't walk boldly into the
room. but stood in the doorway. peepins in,
and whom tho onice Boy approached them they
seemed inclined TO run down stalrA
"Oh. Rirls. don't BE- 20 ally said one
"They won't eat NJ. Gay. mister. we'd like q
zee the editor"
The task Of receiving this delegation VA
assigned to reporter who was rather ttmid
himself
"Pls..s come In and III down. The rspeess.
said.
"Hee-hes-hes. oo-o-oh. ws'rs sexiksrs.s one
Of them announced. and they al laughed.
Then followed silence. during which they
nudged one another and winksd misohiev.
ously.
"what u the trouble p the rspoeess ssksd
They all answered at oncs:'
1--WE amt got our money. Ns'rs st1fkine
We amt going back till he pays mp w.
Suppose one Of you tails the sto0.s the
reporter suggested.
"Yes," they all cried. shut upy you ksep
still. Don't all talk st oncA"
Then they all burst into laushtsr. The ed.
Ct GIL: q rather the one 'who seemed to b
rs4F IN Fl s IN IN : Y
There's thirty Of III. altoeether. We're only
s s% IN The rest are down stairs Shall can
sSRsS Ell II ssss @ p s
sae down e Ss aea.ssslin Annie fs.ers.4 ,...,
NOV scrap about Il"
ghs sd frss sR ssdsI vent won, On; ,..,..
esmssei Brown, and Ris partner e Bslnss
ssn st P1a srsa. MS G ap I'd
Ne Rs a saa r ns fd1 To- 70
so%e s Has saa shs1 had
sff ssss ada sesH e. ssi aoa
III isEldi !-e oss q .a.m answered. -su, n
didn't work RI AGENT: They were on 10 us
Are any men employed there
Yes two men and boy. But they got their
o.o;o-eh. they, did net M!s. SMART. broke
dn s comb Mso o nsd IL a sssT ssD sS
Sss Ia e. ss 81 s H4 $:SsSS sSs
One eiI ppskefed uP her fsoe and seid:
~ T5Ss sSG :: AZ SSIs E TT i:i Safhts xas' got
amt 9oin' T put our pictohers IN. are
ye?" one asked the reporter.
,.n Mssse tsii ne your names VIII your tho
oo.e;oh. no: We don't want to ret into the
And then they walked down the stairs. max
ing terrible noise They had hardly gone
when Q stout, young boy came into the once
and said.
Say. was there . crowd Of girls Just In
Al A.
And did they ssy they were strikersfs
and they said they didn't got psidr
"Well. they're Q lot Of darn Lara Ono Of the
Girls was fred. and the rest Of them went on
strike ON her account
How do you knowW
NJ name u Joseph Flanagan, ana I work
s pad
they were coming over here thought I'd
como and give II to you straight"
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Her 1a.h Account sss. Dsssppsa-,A.

Her DaAk Account 0o0A DisappsarsA.
When Lena Mines married Henry Poor Q
short time ago she had $3.50 In bank. A. soon
% she became MrA Peer. Mr.. Peer and his
mother. Annie Harrison. got possession Of the
money. Mr.. Harrison went to the bank on
Dec. and, upon the representstiop thai, she
Ing day she got us more When Mrs. Peer
found this out she reported II to the police and
Yes Trsnor .n sY
ichten arrested Peer e. her accomplish. Both
are looked up In the Tombs.
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Heirs or job. ss..iai.s Wanted.

, WASHINGTON. Dec 12-Mr. Aquilla J. Daugh-
srty. Consul OF the United States at Callao.
Peru. desires to learn the names and addresses
Of the heirs Of John spsulding. an American
ing's place Of residence In the United States is
not known, This information - desired with
sstats 10 Peru fnauieS shoud Be- aa
directly TO tho Consul
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1.ooo Cases Or Gvsp 4. Ds.vss.

DnvEs. Dec. 12-01p II prevalent in Dem
YER. Il made its appearance with the drst fall
number of cases have been gradually increas-
Ing, until there are now 1000 Gases under
medical treatment
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kStehinsonI I6lsry, % l%sIls.a Htssetssss
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ZHI PosaunxEY on oohRoBolAIMa sINxY's
0TATEMINT.

S & s s s L TSss .saSD IL. %a
IS % s.i sfs y
:s:af Sans aa S de-. Ss.
band vas on the other side OF the counter
S q p n %I some peat for customer Both
Where Ss ssoo DE- 6sPpene sdrfse eoF syer S@
s Ss
:1san Il ssSs,sS Its H
zone back In the chop. Bob disappesred from
ssYa sss ssd
HSis NJ &: org intssisTsd sRd :sia; sEssD
r. purpose 81 SiofIng 9p INFORM nior%a aS vent
ssss t9R s e &. Snss
Iss e.. E1 si s'bns %s
Shs yelled to SeI I Rusba ND dSSs and see
e@nd !; FL ut n spf sss s Ssd
men IN running Inn down the street -.
EEtaattems1t Il NFa dlSysFson. M. drai SAID
Mulberry street and was subpsnaed. and al
gay cay And since that time no matter what. they
Two men run OUT Of or past the store at the
Sm nss 81 the murder" Mrs. Graf answered that
o. On Thursday last another effort was made
EeH Mrs Grars testimony. Mrs. Graf said
ana snaf me LAWYERS had been In 70 see her sev:
Sp seia ea9 IN snythng She said she and her
me murder In Mulberry street and her huB-
band had to 60 to court 30 often that she
s sna y was best TO keep her mouth shut
more % Wo1k hss Swn hbgspsss that she hed
Vas ted that over In the cigar
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TIE sIsAsssAss ASsssAS asas
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Elay " xAnooeAoe AbroAayS
NJ psvaaax camel Sold svsrywhsss.-,AAs
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ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results whom
Syrup Of Figs b takenj II ispleassnt
and reffeshing 70 the tAttA. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syy-
tom effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs b the
only remedy Of tt kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and %
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
ito action and truly beneficial IN IL
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend Il
TO eli and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
eyrup Of Fig h for ale in 50s
and 81 bottles BY ell leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist whs
may not have It on hand viii pro
cure II promptly for any one whs
wishes 70 tEyik Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA no SNRUP ca
San ERAMoseo0. 0AL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
FriondSVille.

As. the winds Of winter passes
away the bu.iness prospects for our
little town on the Yough are encour.
aging.
The property owned by the M. E.
church and used as a parsonage has
been sold to DR.. Mason tor $500. The
congregation has bought another lot
adjoining the church and cOntem-
plate building soon.
The writing class taught by Prof.
Thatcher will close with an enter
tainlnent. The program will be
made up with chOice selection OF
entertaining features. The Friends
Vile Curnet Band will furnish music,
The vocalisls of GAINESVILLE have
been secured. Their names are Miss
Minnie Browning. ]. F. Browning,
ID. Feather and DR.. Fichtner. We
expect good results. Ten cents adj
mission will he charged. The enter
tainment will be held March 18th.
Jasper Guard is building u house
on his lot. XXX
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
The Boundary Line Dispute.

There is a reasonable nope that
the dispute which has existed for
more than Il century and ahalf with
regard TO the true location of the
line running north from the Fairfax
stone to the Pennsylvania line may
soon he finally settled. This line
separates Garret: county. Md, from
Preston county. w. Va. In the
charter of Maryland granted by
Charles I to Lord Baltimore. in
1882, there is a call for the first foun-
tain of the Potomac. In the grant
from James II to Lord Culpepper
for what was known a. the northern
neck of Virginia, IN 1888, there is
also call for the first fountain Of
the Potomac. In 1892 a controversy
arose as TO which of the several
branches which unite and form the
Potomac is the source or first foun-
tain of that river. From that peri ID
t. the present the dispute has con.
tinued and has caused Is great deal
of trouble aud not little expense. {.
In accordance with the provisions
of the act of 1890 Atthrney-Grneral
Whyle has IN course of preparation
n bill of complaint whirh will soon
be filed in the Supreme Court of the
United States in order to obtain a
decision of that tribunal, which will
finally settle and determine the
boundary line. The Legislature oil
West Virginia, anticipating the ac'
ton on the part of Maryland. on
Tuesday last repealed the co,npron'
ise act which was passed by thai
body in 1887 and passed q joint reso'
luton directing the Attorney Gen
eral of West Virginia to appear tc
any proceeding which may be in
s,ituted by the state of Maryland
in the Supreme Court of the United
States for the purpose of settlin!
said boundary. Thejoint resolution
also authorized the Governor o
West Virginia to employ counsel t.
assist the Attorney.General in thu
matter and to take such steps as IN
may deem necessary and proper t.
prote ct the interests of the state o
/, West Virginia and her citiznns. Tn
Supreme Court has original Juris
dictiDn In the matter. and it il earn
estly hoped that it may he disposei
of ~ speediiy ~ po-sible.-Oakianu
Corr. Mondays Sun.
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Communicated.

To the Editor of The Republican.
WHEN the Mckinley bill was un'
der discussion and when Mr.. Blalne's
reciprocity clause was adopted the
Democrats in and out of Congress
ridiculed and opposed 1t on the
ground of inconsistency and imprac'
ticability. But the amendment was
adopted and the bill became a law
in spite of their most determined
opposition.
Now on the 9Th OF last month the
President, in pursuance of his duties
in the premises. issued his proc'ama'
ton announcing the reciprocity agree
ment between the United States and
the Republic of Brazil whereby
augar. molasses. coffee. hides, ETC..
are admitted free of duty from Brazil,
while in turn our wheat. corn. oats,
potatoes. lumber. machinery, agrIcul'
tural implements and a great hummer
of other things of which we produce
a surplus is to be admitteo duty Hee
to the markets of Brazil.
This is an advantage that counts
both ways. for while it gives the peo'
pls of the United States free sugar
etc. It at the same time opens u Tree
market for the things which We pro-
duce the most largely. This is very
great advantage and even the Demo
cratic press does not dare 10 buck
.gainst It but is now claiming that il
"a in line with the traditional policy
of their party as free trade meas
ure.
They studiously ignore the diff"r'
ence between reciprocity with the
South American Republics which
produce nothing in common with the
limited States. and reciprocity with
England, France aud Germany. the
great manufacturing centerS OF tht
world.
The South American States pro
duce sugar, coffee, cocoanuts. banana
and great many other things which
we cannot grow piofitabIy in thi
country, while the European coun
tries produce iron. steel. hardware
cutlery, machinery and thousands o
other things which come in direc
competition with the manufactures o
this country.
On account of our vast resources II
material of every sort, together VIII
the inventive genius of our people
we could distance foreign competitor
but for the single question OF wages
They cannot pay their labor NOR
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
Mountain Lake Park.

The work of improvement mas
begun already here. Mr.. M. Il.
Dawson and Mrs. Mamie White
have each added back building 10
their cottages. Mr.. A. c. Count 8
has bought Mr.. Lou Stones two col.
tages in Cosey Re- W and has moved
into one of them. Other improve
ments are contemplated to be carrie q
out in the near future.
Elmer Jsrboe. who has been very
i'll for some time is yet in very dam
gerOus condition.
Miss Jennie Smith was at home
about two days last week but is now
in the south to be away about two
days to hold meeting which was
asked for about four years ago.
]. A. K.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

OUR neighbor, the Democrat tha'
great and influential journal whose
"list of subscribers is increasing
daily" ~ of the date of Feb. 2O,con'
ta,ned an editorial. in which. among
other things. it said:
Except in the case of obituaries,
official communications or cards. the
Democrat will accept no compositions
but those intended to appear IN It's
columns alone.
Last week an obituary was sent 10
the Democrat with the request thar
il be handed to THE REPUBLICAN
az soon rs possible. TIE promise
was made as requested. but the no
tice was not received at this Office.
Ifthe Democrat makes promises
only to break them In small matters
what will it do in matters OF greater
import?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
Wayside Notes.

Quarterly meeting will he held at
Deer Park on March 7th and 9Th. All
are invited to attend.
In consequence Of Qnartr rly meet
ing at Deer Park, the pastor. Rev,
Sharp, will not meet his regular APP
pointmpnts ut Oak Grove, Ryans
Glade and Glade Valley on March 8.
Measles are beginning to sperkIe
the youthful faces in the vicinity OF
Short Run.
J. H. Wilson. the expert sugar
maker of Short Run, has turned of
some fine specimens Of the precious
article. He ia well prepared to carry
on that industry and knows how to
do it.
Mrs. Arch Tasker is quite III. as
she has been for some time, and /:
gradually sinking.
We learn that Mrs. John Wilson
of Altamont. is quite i'll.
| Rev. Sharp preached at Short Rur
and Kurtz Chapel appointments las
Sunday and continued series "
meetings at the former, bnt on &C
count ofsickness and other hindrance
in the community. closed it q
Thursday night.
Rumor has it that a Mr.. Bray, VIII
died up on the w. Va. G. r. r.
short time ago and was buried nea
B aine, was to have heen exhume
for inquest and post mnrtem exami
nation under the suspicion that h
came To his end by unnatural means
Miss Forman, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Jones, at Dee
Park, has returned to her home nea
Terra Alta. NENA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

to secure and prepare an exhibit for
the Worlds Fair representing the
products and resources of Hartford
county, six of the committee to be
appointed by the chairman and the
rest by the farmers clubs in the
county. Mr.. Silver appointed H.
p. Strasbaugh. first district w. B
Baker, second W. Beatty Harlan.
third !; Josep S. Whiteford. fourth
d. C. Warrior Smith, fifth. and Muir.
ray Vandiver. sixth.
A STATE CIVIL ENGINEER.
After some discussion resolution
was adopted to appoint a committee
of FIVE to report at the next meeting
bill to be presented to the Legisla-
ture empowering the Governor to
appoint a thoroughly competent
civil engineer for the State. who shall
receive Il reasonable compensation
for his services, and for the services
of his apIointees. from an apprOpi la
ton from the State treasury the
civil engineer to appoint staff of
civil engineers. consisting of one
from each county, who shall be sta
toned in the county towns and de.
vote their entire time to the i'm
provement of the county highways.
| TIE committee Is also to- see that the
duties of the county commissioners
are amended so a. to place the roads,
when petiiinned for, under the entire
control of the state engineer. and to
place at his disposal the usual appro'
priation for such roads. The follow
ing were appointed on the com
mittee William l.. Amoss. A. r
Silver. John Mores. George R. Ste
phenson and w. Beatty Harlan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

SENATOR George Hearst. OF Cali
fornis. died in Washington on Sat-
urday night at $40 O'CLOCK. In his
death the Senate loses one OF It's
hardest working members. and the
Senators a popular companion. He
was a clear. headed business man ami
throughout his long career was noted
for the business methods when
characterized his actions. He is the
second Senator to die within weeK.
His place will be filled by a kspuo'
lican. "a the California Legislature
IA now Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
AcNidant.

While I am writing these items
this Tuesday, morning the earth
around my dwelling and TO the limit
of my vision is covered with white
CARPET of beautiful snow. When the
clouds disappear and the warm.
genial smiles Of old SOL fall upon the
snow ana The south wind blows its
warm breath oyer the same. it begins
to weep away its icinnss ard run
along in rivu!ets to join the waters
of our larger streams on their way t"
tire ocean, then our farmers who
have sugar camp: and orchards. may
have an abundant flow of the sweet
SID to convert into sugar which is 80
agreeable TO the palate.
I will give the readers q little
coupIet and let them guess what it
means:
At first I am bright, and nice, and pure,
And after awhile hi lose my fine nature.
Prof Cavanau.h. Il deaf and dumb
pantominist who is travelling through
the community, gave An entertain
mont in the schOUl mouse here on last
Monday evening.
The Accident public schools close
on next Monday.
John E. Gnagey, who had been
amending week at Grantsville at
tending the sale of his fathers prop
erty and settling up the estate, re-
Turned again ON Monday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

THE business men Of New York
addressed letter to Mr.. Blaine rx'
pressing their appreciation of his ser
vices in securing reciprocity with
Brazil. Even from Ri 'hmond, the
capital of the Solid South comes y
similar message to the Secretary OF
State, Mr.. Blaine's popularity and
appreciation of his craftsmanship are
not confined to any one section.
Rlaine ia growing among the people.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
Order of Publication.
Norman NJ. Bray VS.. Annie King Bray.
No. 526 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar


No. 526 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County.
This suit is to procure decree dfvorcing a
pincuLo ndRrimonii, plaintiff from defendant.
The bill states that plaintiff was married to
defendant December Y, 1888, in Garrett coun-
ty, Maryland that they lived together as
husband and wife until March s. 1885. when
defendant abandoned him: that one child
was born as The fruit of said marriage; that
sud abhndment has continued uninterrupt-
eddy ever since and for more than three years
and is deliberate and final and The separation
beyond any reasonable expectation OF recon.
ciliatiOn; that plaintiff is a resident of Gar
rett County and that defendant is a non-reSi-
dent OF the State of Mary land 1t also prays
for n decree as aoove for the custody of the
child by the plaintiff, and for an order of pub
LEGATION.
IL Is thereupon this I'd day of March. 1891,
adJudged and ordered that the plaintiff, by
causing a copy OF this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published In Oakland once a
week for four successive weeks before the fih
day of April. 1891, give notice to the said alb
sent defendant. who is nonresident OF the
object and substance of this bill and warn
her to appear In this court in person or by
| solicitor. on or before the 4th day of May next
| to answer the premises and show cause, il any
| she has. why II decree ought not to pass as
| prayed. -
LIT f q. TOWER,
| Clerk Circuit Court.
| True Copy-Test:
F. T. TOWER Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1891.

FROM the reading of the editorial
In the Democrat of last week. we are
led tn hplieve that it is afflicted with
q dis ordered liver.
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Correspondents must enclose full name and
A Ir.Ss. NOT necessarily for publication, buI
. ! private guarantee of good faith. REJECT
d communications will not he returned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

Anyone wanting corn and Iced at
Sharlzer's pri .es, call on his former
clerk, ], B. Murphy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
The Greatest STRIKE.

Among the great strikes that OF DIR. Miles In
discovering his New Heart cure has proven
itselftO be Ole of the most important. The
demand for 1t has become astonishing. AL
ready the treatment Of heart disease is being
revolutiuniZed and many unexpected cures
effected. 1t soon relieves short breath, Hut.
tering. pains in side, arm, shoulder. and
smOthering and heart dropSy. DR.. Miles
book on Heart and Nervous Diseases. free.
The unequalled New Heart Cure is sold and
guaranteed by A. q. Sturgiss also his Restor.
alive Nervine for headache, fits, sprees, hot
flashes, nervous chills. opium habit, etc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name OF w. d. Nydegger d Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to said firm will come
forward and settle. w. d. NYDEGGER,
w. A. DAILY.
Oakland, Md, Feb. Is, 1891.
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rue IOpy-l tSO.
E. z. TOWER. Clerk.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue OF a writ OF fieri facias
to me directed. issued out OF the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Md in No. So Trials to
May lie m. 1873. wherein the State of Nary
plaintiff. and Cyrus II. Lehreve, ]. C. Rode.
HEAVIER. W. r. Lantz, w. ID. HUye and ]. l..
Ours are defendants. 1 have levied upon,
seized and taken into execution all the right,
title and interest o. the said J. l.. Ours In and
to all the following real estate to make salts
faction for the Judgment and costs in said
cause amounting to S7j2h; and to satisfy said
Judgment and costs and all add ional costs
arcrung from this sale. ! will sell at public
ion, in the town OF Oakland, in front of
the Court house, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

First insertion, 81 per square of ten lines
~ eentS per square for each additional I'M err
tIon, Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months.