Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

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t., HoNoRs TO THE DKAp.-On Monday ever
ing an adjourned meeting, of the militar
e frieD Dis of the lamented Captain E. q. Stotssn
bug, Jr., was held 10 the rooms of the His
1 torlcal Society, in Masonic Temple.
Tie Committee on Resolutions made the TO-
/ lowing report, which was unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, Captain Z. G. Stotsenburg, lai
E Of the Fourth Regiment Delaware V olintee
Infantry, has departed this life, we, his I'M
rades In arms during the war To maintain til,
I'm on, desiring to..express our sincere admira
90 Tor MS N any exceencle5 OF oh ara cter, for
: his bravery In the field, for his fidelity as
Citizen, for his promptness as soldier, do
ReSotpe, That we will attend tina funeral O.
our late comrade IN body.
Resoirei, That we hereby tender to the famil,
of the d,cets ID Our heartfelt sympathy witt
them In th heir hour Of attic ion and beisive
ment.
Resolved, That we mourn the loss of one
who, In the hour of neet, yielded him self cheer
r fuly for the protectioI Ut his country and oul
cherished institutions, who at all times per-
formed his duty faithfully, fully and eff
clently; whose courage and coolness in times
OF danger won the admiration OF his comrades
and whose social quail es enCeartd him to ali
who knew him.
Res0tced, That a copy of these resolut ion.
be sent to the family OF the deceased, and that
these resolutions be published in the news
papers ofthis city.
Committee on Resoutions.-Col. A. II
dilmshaw, 4th Del. Infantry; Capt. s. A.
macslfister, lst Del Infantry; Capt. VIM
Brown, 2nd Del. Infantry; Lieut.. Lewis 6rubb
u Del. Infantry; Capt. W. W. Lobdsll, 1st
Del. Cavalry; Lieut.. q. G. Rumford, LIST Del.
Artillery; Lieut.. A. W. Shaw, 9Th Del. In.
fantry.
Committee on Arrangements reported the
following as pal-bearers and carriers. Pail
bearers--Capt. Samuel Macalllster. LIST Del,
Dr. Plunkett, End Del; Lieut.. VIM. Green
"a Del; Capt. Us. Valentine, 4th Del, Capt.
". W. Lobdell., LIST Delaware Cayslry; Lieut..
Z. q. Rumford, LIST Delaware Battery.
Carrers-Leut. J. W. Armstrong, Lieut..
E. q. Jeifers, Sergesnts Barnett, Daniel Stew
art, w. p. Voshell, and Eli Baldwin
| Col. A. Ii. Grimshaw was appointed mar-
shal.
The sollies met at The Historical rooms at
halt-past 3 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon,
whence they proceeded TO the residence of The
deceased, aud thence, at O'Clock, 10 St. An
drews Church, where appropriate services were
held by Bishop Lee, aftcc which the funeral
proceeded to the cemetery to perform the last
rites.
immediately after the first body of soldiers
came the survivors of the old First Delaware,
now known as the First Delaware Society,
ABOUT fifty 10 all, under the marshalshp of u
s. Marshal Dunn. They we've dressed in
black, wore Grape badges and carried the regi.
mental battle flags, draped, Following them
came six officers of the same rank as the de
ceased, Captains E. P. Grub, M. w. Macklen,
Thomas Grossly, j. Parke Postles, Robert E.
Hayes, and E. q. Alexander, with swords re-
versed.
M. johnson of Beaver Valley, Brandywine
Hundred, advertises for an apprent ice to learn
the milling business.
R1cursion.-The Calvary Sunday School
will make an excursion 10 Riverside N. j., on
the 7th ofJuly.
FestiUat.-The festival at Schuetzen park
will take place OIL the first Of June. A gay time
is anticipated.
Fned-lt Is stated that William Downey
OF New Castle was mulcted into SI1 for as
sduting Henry McPike, last Saturday night.
To 81. Louis.-W. s. Pride, of Esery Eeenino
left Monday nigh: for trip West, to be extend
ed to st. Louis, where he will attend the SEES
sons OF the National typographical Union.-|
lie proposes to include on the way Springfield,
Cincinnati, and Louisville.
IA number of old wooden dwellings In ST.
Johu, n. Is were burned on Sunday evening
During the fire Chimney fell upon five fire.
men, killing one aud severely inJuring the 9TH
els,
1dter,--Mrs. Foster advertises her blood
Ne. They NAV he nrocured at H. dr, Sc,
cornsr a. Front and w., 1880 Wv $1,000,
may he found in another column.
rf"nhtin Loao,-At the meeting of the
Franklin Loan Association last Monday eveh-
ing, money sold at ten per cent. 1t Ii 8 now
been running about six years, and most OF the |
money mas sold at premium OF 70 to 80 per
cent. Resolutions for the issue Of a new series |
7.
na, a,'s ,'a ,1,, Iecueu III Cinehha'! court
sf,er ia bn',r .,nas,, ~ ..n h' ioI thealre
=" II, ha 1917 ~, ,oi 'he curtain 10 RISE
ha a. ,,n,o,. ~ any Sea' ~ me house which
-"p''u -" e,'ii''s
A ,iehoa paper sta,es that Garbaldi is con-
staiitly receiving visitors fr, In all parts of the /
world as we as numerous , esents OF money |
a articles Of value. dis income ar sing FRI IN
MS farm on the island OF Caprera is estimated
al ABOUT hoo lire, or about $500 per annum.
The owner of bo,ss in Eo,, o..
Mich hi,eJ a ma, 70 Ms, hin Eass Saginaw,
to get the Insurance, and succeeded in the frand.
Lately his conscience troubled him. and he
made restitution. His accomplice Ia on trial for
arson, and lie is thre aleped with a mr., u,ion
fol- perjury.
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h i'm n,,.n,,,ii, -, ~, hn .ne,n from
h,n p ~, %a, W., DC sure VI selns tiie flght
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nv nmdor ,,, ,no p'''nese u changihe outlet
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s,ora "S ono T any 'usl, E"i az ms variety
aWin, - ,h 10 ,, M , rourtn street, AMI eX
annie Them ana leave your orders. Mr.. Chad
these burners n,.rson,ilv "'''""' w putting on
Progressing. carpenter work on the