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Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

r lSr,-A PAIR OF GOLD SLEEVE
j buttons, between Seventh and Tatnal
streets, to 100 West Fourth street, to Jefferson
Club room. The finder will be sui sbly re-
warded by leaving The same at 2os W. Fourth
street. auglSH
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

xIyANrED -TlNNERS, ROO + E RS
w and men on heaters.
JAS. +. WOOD CO.,
aupls.3t Front aud orange sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

DOAT FOUND-A drft in delaware bay
Is on Salurd y. Thc owner can nave IT
hy cal ing On Ca5t. Y. G. Moorton, S'oop j.
VI Snwd.- Wilmington. Del. auKlo3t*
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

KyANrt d "A GIRL FOR COOK AND
w general hOusew ia small family,
Reference required. Inquire at tll West
Third street. augls-u
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

XXYANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w considerable experience, situation
in a Wholesale or retail grocery store. Hest
of reference. Address 81" REPUBLICAN,
Office. auglS-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

AVIAN hTED,-A COOP W II + E L.
w wright for light and heavy work, az
North Bank shops near Landenbcrg, pa.
anyIS6t4 ROACH d GILMORE.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
i;sniS eTthe Ets2raND meter

At the REPUBLICAN orG08, i'll the shade,
mis- morning:
o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock.
81 7O1 72o
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
TnEFRINGNEWS AGAIN.
GRANGE THAT THs r""'''
''"",vrrsIMPROyING.
,..s renewing Sas ssrenxh
. vma,l quantity "flJqois
ro.d Retained durins
the Afternoon.
,,..,,cb to the REPUBLICAN

,srs,ch to the RsPuhlioAH'
seros, d G., Aug. lS-lo a
rss resident passed a comforta'
,;st, His general condition this
"" ;s h,t,er than this time yes
Hay,
Pu,@-'a'
r.mpe-a.ure-9s.S'
..-,,iNn-l1
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

VNUBIIC SALE.-I.. W STlDHAM b.
son Will gel, IN front Of their Auction
Rooms on SAL CRbAl Morning, ~
August Ioth, AZ lOJa o'clocx, sOrrel 12H
horse, good v orktr,r driver, | market wagon
and harness. sale positive as the owner bag
no further use for them. he on inspection
ton early on III, morning Of sale.
L. W 'TIDHAN = SUN. Auct!oneers.
augl7-.tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

cnI.ENDID BUINESS OPENING FOR
= an energetic man with small capital.
Address J. Y. j., REPUBLloAN Uttice.
aukls-ltt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03
The Dead Senator.

The funeral Of the late Senator Car.
penter took place at Washington. on
last Sunday afternoon. The services
we're announced for halfpast two. but
long before that hour the avenue was
crowded with people. The large house
was packed with his personal friends.
including members of Cabinet and Of
both Houses, Judges of the Supreme
Court, officers Of the army and navy.
and large number of prominent citi.
Zens.
The Wisconsin State Republican As.
sociation formed double line from the
porch 10 the hearse. Rev. DIR. Pratt
read the burial services OF the Episco.
pal church, after which the coffin was
delivered to the pall.bearers The cof.
fin was almost covered with flowers.
and at its foot was a pillow of white
blossoms, upon which was formed the
word Rest"
The funeral cortege proceeded to Oak
Hill Cemetery, where the remains were
consigned TO temporary vault, prepar.
atory to their final interment in Wis.
consin.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

Sherman in liberating currency by the
| purchase of bonds, in order TO counter
act the mischief done by National
Banks in Withdrawing their circulation.
The haste with which these banks acted,
without consideration OF the public
interest will be remembered against
them for long time by Congressman.
No less will the prompt and decided
action of Secretary Sherman be remem.
bered to his credit. So far as the fund
ing bill, which is the assigned cause OF
what the banks did, is concerned, !
may say that it is certain to pass at this
session provided the apportionment bill,
on which the previous question has
been ordered, can be got out of the way.
So will the bill repeating the law taxing
bank deposits, unless the banks shall
continue their menacing attitude to.
wards the government. 1t seems as If
half the banks OF New York were in
this city, engaged in efforts TO secure
the passage OF this repeating measure,
and favoring certain amendments to
the funding bill.
For reasons stated above it is impos
sible to predict with any certainty the
fate of any measure. All the appropri.
alton bills but two are through the
House, and nearly all of them either
finally passed or substantially agreed to
by both Houses. The bill not reported
the General Defciency-is nearly ready
for report, and, though it will be quite
large, little difficulty is expected in pas
sing it, as extraordinary care has been
used to keep out items likely to be ob,
jected to.
There is more general regard felt here
over the death of Senator Carpenter
than has been witnessed on any like
occasion in many years. The Senator'S
popularity was not confined to any par.
ty or to Congress, or to any State or
section.
There is positively nothing to say
about the Cabinet of President Garfield.
While an announcement Of its mem.
membership is expected daily, no ons
here claims to know of any selection
actually made except that of Mr.. Blaine.
Those silly Radicals who wished to
make the Inauguration ceremonies
wholly matter of party, and threaten
ed to withdraw from the management
unless their wishes were gratifcd, have
seen the error Of their ways. They
were few in numbers, and would have
been little missed, but everybody here
abouts seem to be glad they are at work
again. There is "A general wish in this
city to make the occasion a memorable
one. and to ignore politics entirely.
Dos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03
Royal Nuptials.

TYR oF TnE GRAND DUKE OF
sCHLEswtG HOisTEIS-PRE.
FARATIoNs FOR THE
EVENT. ETC.
Berlin, February 27.-For many days
past Berlin has talked about nothing
else but the marriage of Prince Fred.
erick William Victor Albert. eldest
son OF the Imperial Prince Of Germany.
and grandson OF Kaiser William and
Queen Victoria, with Augusta Victoria
Amelie Louise Marie Constance, daugh-
ter Of the Graud Duke OF Schleswig.
Holstein - Sonderburg Augusten burg
and presumptiye Empress OF Germany
The wedding guests have been arriving
every day. Among them are the Prince
Of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the
Archduke Karl, of Austria; the Grand
Duke Alexis Aiexapdvovich of Russia
the Duke of Aosta, Prince Arnulph, OF
Bavaria, and innumerable princes OF
European Courts, sent as special am.
bassadors for the occasion. ON Friday
the Princess herself arrived at the
Bellevue Palace on the Thiergarten
from her mothers country seat in Sile-
sia, and to day the royal bride passed
through the Bradenburger Thor in bril-.
liant procession, making her solemn
entry into Berlin. The day was fortu
nately fine, though cold, and fully three.
fourths. of the population of Berlin
lined the route Of the procession. In
the Thiergarten a beautiful triumphal
arch in the style Of the Fifteenth cen.
tuTy, with tapestry, garlands and ban.
ners, had been erected. Vt was sur.
mounted by band stand, whence a
fanfare OF trumpets greeted the process.
sion. From the Bellevue Palace to the
Schloss the road was lined by 10000 men
belonging to various guilds OF the city,
with students OF the high schools, OF
the academies and members of the
Schutzen corps. On the Pariser PIatz,
before the Brandenburger Thor, there
were four alIegorieal figures, represent
ing Wisdom" "Justice. ""Power," aud
Moderation" Along the Linden tri.
bunes were erected. every place in which
was let at 81 or s.. A suggestion has
been put forward for various towns Of
Germany to take part in present to
the roysl couple. IL has already been
responded to by ninety.six towns, and
the sum collected amounts to 400 900
marks. The present will consist of por.
ce ain vases OF the most elaborate de
scription, wine decanters, glasses OF
pure crystal and q set of silver plates.
The wedding dress Of the Princess was
presented by Queen Victoria and is
greatly admired. 1t Is of white satin
en- tab6er, trimmed alternately with ell.
yer and Honlton lace, covered with
buuches of myrtle and orange blozsoms.
The train is sixteen feet in length, Of
silver brocade, bordered with rich silver
embroidery and garlands of myrtle and
orange blossoms.
The religious ceremony Of the mar.
riage Of Prince William and the Prin.
cess Augusta was performed this eve.
ming in the capelo of the Royal Castle.
by the chief court chaplain. A grand
court reception was afterwards held in
the white hall. This was followed by a
state banquet, nt which the Emperor
toasted the bride and bridegroom.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

THE tragic death of Lottie Merrill,
the young huntress of Wayne county. 10
reported. A party OF hunters a few
days since came across her cabin, which
was still burning, and within was found
the charred remains of the girl and ak
bears. She had dragged the carcass Of
deer 10 the cabin, and the hungry
bears had followed the trail. After
eating the deer the bears had attacked
and overpowered her after she had kill
cd two Of the number. Her remains
we're buried near the site Of her burned
cabin.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

SCRANTON, Pa, February 2s.--The OK.
citement over the burning OF st. Pat.
rick's Orphan Asylum is intense.
Although the origin of the fire is a..
signed to a defective hue on the second
floor, the matter has not been definitely
settled. The assertion by one Of the
Sisters Of Charity that she was stopped
on the stairs by stranger when she
was about to return TO the rescue Of the
boys, after having taken the girls to a
place Of safety, causes much inquiry as
TO who he was, but none Of those who
were in the building have yet identified
him.
The three girls among the dead are
supposed to have broken from their
apartment and entered that Of the
boys, where they met their death with
the rest.
st II o'clock this morning the coro
ner empanneled jury and viewed the
bodies OF the seventeen dead children.
The children were identified by two
Sisters of the burned asylum. Many Of
them lay on the floor, with hlackened
faces and burned wrists. The Jury visit.
ed the burned asylum and inspected
the dormitories. The boys room was
greatly damaged by flames, large holes
having been burned in the floor. The
girls' room was not damaged 80 much.
but the cots were disarranged, showing
that they must have experienced the
m3st intense fright. The jury adjourn
ed until Friday next.
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Saturday, March s, A. d. 1881.


Court u Iommuu Pleat % Centre couuty and 70 me
directed. there siH r. stTosad at public sale at ths
Court llouHc. In Bsllsiouis. 90
Saturday, March s, A. d. 1881,
81 - ooock T. NJ the following described real 90
tate Of the defendants, 70 wit
No. !.
All ths; certain lot or piece Of ground
situsis in the bsrouEh of Bslisfouts Centre COUNT,
Pa. bounded and described ss folIov, Rlynss5 ~
the south ~ Howard street on the uest tt LOT a
John y Hafrit. the north by an stlsy and on the
easi ~ lot Of Nrs Weaver fronting on Howard stree,
tfy feet ard attending back aid alley tve hun
af9 and hiiy tFt-tbsreon erected iuo-stoFy frame
house and other cut buildnEs ssizad tsksa 10 s1s.
brAith.
No. 2.
All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate in the berourh of BsIsfsnts Centre aeupty
Pa bounded on the east ny Dot q Mn r. Gray Meek
% The south by an alley the ~i by Thomas street
street q fs and Thomas street $50 feet aud on
sAia alley ll4s thereon erected dgnble dwelling
bouss, one frame dwelling honss one cottage honse
static and other outbuildings
Also, all that certain lot or piece Of
groasa s,uais IN the borough II Bsli.fonis Boupasa
on The east BY smith street the south BY lot lately
ouned by VIM Felty the wsst hy an Aisy and on
north other le' 81 lsAAe HAapt fronilng Smith
street - feet and extending lsek 80 feet alley
thereon erectei tvo-stoFy d~t ling house.
Also, all that certain let or piece of
gsand situate In the horongh q Rrllefante Ceafre
county, Pa: Bounded the oast by Smith street on
the south Wy other lot of Iuass Hsupt the wsst hy
an alley. ard tLs north by lot o wm. A. Thomas
hssrs-thsrecn erected . tvostofy frame ausillag
houss.
Also, all that certain lot or piece Of
Eruuad situate in Bennsr township. Centre c6ants Pa
bounded on the east by William aekley on the Hossh
by Wm. Fisher On the uest BY Mrs Thomas Burnside
ssd ea the south By Wiitza Eokisy--ccutsinIns 50
scres, mere Or lessthereon erected frsas dwsliinK
hcass. stable and ether out baiIdnes SEIZED tsksn
In execaton and 30 bs sold The property of Isaac
HaupA
Terms CAsH.-No deed will be acknowl-
edged untll The purchase moasy l. Paid IN full.
JOHN SPANGLER, Sheriff.
shsstH = 0faos, Bsllefonte. Pa fsh n, 1881 ~.
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A LIVE PAPER-devoted to tho interests OF the
whole people.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearagcs are
paid, except at option Of publishers.
Papers going out Of the county must be paid for In
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Any person procuring us tenoash Subscribers VIII
esent copy free Of charge.
Our extensive circulation makes this paper an un-
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We have the most ample facilities for JOB Mohh
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Programmes, Posters, Commercial printing Sc IN tho
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All advertisements Tor a less term than three months
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PoLIrtcAL NorIcrs - cents per line each insertion
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Specific Performance of Contract.

II the matter OF the petition of Dan'l
Nyer iar decree 4 sparihr Performance 0f con.
tfaei viih Eai't I.slinsnn, doe'd
The undersigned a Commissioner Ap.
pointed ~ ihe otThant' CHuri q Crutrs o8unty o.
tAAr tsetmuuY 30 the above esss uili Attsud 10 tbe
eHiios ui bic AFguutusui a. bic s1rs thu Isorough
Il BsilrfDui~ .au u E-bAI. She let dAy of MARCH
5 J.. ls-l, at % pciart 4. N when ard uhsrs al
TariiHs iuiefrsisi may attend
3u ~ 4 MCKEE Csufaisslansr
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NcU 1duerfisen ents.
Executors Notice.
II EIIERS tesInmentnrv am fhe "a.

T. lEkS testamentary on the es-
e tate 1f Christopher Gates Of Ferguson ttwnsbip
deceased, having beep granted to tho ubdHrsgnod he
requests all pcrsous indebted said estate to make
Immediate payment those having claims wilt please
present ihcn duly authenticated TO tho uudsng gncd
resident of Half Moon township.
gGt JOHN A IItyTYF Eyeeutor
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4 HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST.
Seventeen Children Meet Death I'm u
Burning Building.

An UNKNOWN MAN PREVENTS 4 SISTER or
CHARITY FROM RECOVERING THE cnIL.
pRES-GREAT EXCITEMENT FIRE.
Walls At the SCENE OF THE
FIRE-TuE CAUSE or THE
FIRE UNKNOWN.
SCRANTON, February 27.-An appalling
catastrophe, resulting in the death OF
seventeen children, fourteen boys and
three girls. occurred TO. night at st. Pat.
rick 3 Orphan Asylum, Hyde Park. The
building is situated at the corner of
Jackson street and Lincoln avenue,
about mile from the centre of the
city. 1t is occupied by a number of
Sisters OF Charity, and under their
charge were forty children, whose ages
ranged from six TO twelve years The
boys and girls occupied separate dormi.
tories on the third floor. At $50 o'clock
this evening one Of the sisters escorted
the children to their rooms and locked
the doors for the night. She then
started to descend the stairs. When
she reached the second story she dis
covered smoke issuing from one Of the
rooms. On opening the door she was
driven back by cloud OF smoke. The
fire was along the ceiling and making
its way TO the upper story. The Sister
darted up stars and found the girls
room full of smoke She took the girls
to the lower floor and started back to
reach the boys dormitory. The smoke
was pouring into the hallway in blind.
ing clouds, and when about half way up
the stairs the Sister met a stranger.
She made an effort TO pass him, but he
refused 10 allow her to proceed, say ing
that the boys had been rescued and
that it would be dangerous for her to GO
for them. She reluctantly went back
An alarm given soon after the fire broke
out brought four fire companies. The
flames were raging fercely when the
tiremen got TO work They were in.
formed of the belief among the Sisters
that sorte of the children were still in
the building and made every effort to
reach the upper floor. In short time
the flames were beaten back. The
dormitory was forced open and the vic
tins OF the fire were found beneath
their cots-only two of them touched
by the fire and all had evidently been
dead for some time. The cause Of the
fire ia in doubt. Intense excitement
prevails.
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Forty-Thre Azores.

more q lee shsrean efursrz Koed HOUSE. nARN
ard ether cut taiainE and esine eel suppiied pitb
aoua HmaaF There i naAD ou the premises = anaa
be@ssun APPLE ORCHARD 81 chaiue huil and large
nusntse4 81 rinm AAA e4hsf flafE trees-
Te4ns ef saieI uaesilifd e purchase moasT = -
pald 81 oonHazI5n q sale fish per cent q lAz .
lse Hzld ahxn TfapzFIT Il kaaz2e4 auwn o. azY a.
aals paehlfa II eas geAf aad hslanos 10 twe years
The sast two rnxmenta % y saeared BY heaa ard
fneFIznae with SnssFNsA % The premises.
ressszlea eftea - APRIL 1. III.
e -soskrH GATES, Truzs~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

We. the usdsrsiEsed. Auditors Of Centre ooaniy do
hereby certify that 10 pursuance Of act Of Asssm.
bly. shtlei ~Aa sct relating counties and t0~n.
sbips, and county and township ofhoers" vs met at
the Commissionsrs once. IN teisfonte on the lat
Monday a January 1851 and did audit and settle and
sdiust the several aad foregoing socounts ef John
eTsngler Sheriff of Centfe county and and them cor.
rect and the tnlsnoes a. stated.
witues our hands and seals this i7th dzy Of Ianna
u. A. d. 1881.
JANIS r STUART, fLaD
T. n JAMESON. lLAl Audlaars
GRO. r. WILLIAMS. lLSlI
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

RY virtue Of an Order Of the Or
u , phans cuaft tAere ~tIi be exposed 70 rshllo
sale = the siore u J. G Sample, e Pine Grove nas
On Saturday. i2h day Of March, 1881,
At ecIock. r. ~ slss following rral esisss. q ~iss
All that certain mcssaage or parcel Of
eFvnnd situate aheat ope mile east u Pine Gruve
hills heundsd p re north hy lzn8s of ieAH Brett
ard David a Reed Barr, the e=st ~ lanas ef Wm.
bloum, on the esath BY Tussy hsantein, aad - TIE
wsaf ~ Lands ~ Me-. Archey, cam1aiafng
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AUDITORS REPORT
UF THE

OF TIE
RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURES
oF CENTRE COUNTY TuR THg YEAR ENDING
JANUARY ]. I-tl
ADAM YEARicK, Treasurer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

We the undersigned. Auditors - Centre osusty 30
hereby certify that 80 have sHAsnbad ihs sbgts -.
oaani ~ Adam 1safisk. Treasurer u Ceutfs county
ard fud % rsfreef.
Wiiness hands ani 'sals this i;ih day Of Jsaas
~. 4. y, l-sl-
JANEs 7. STUART tisl
7 q IANtSuN as Auditort
cEn Il WILLIAMS. iLsD
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Rl virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri
~ Iaets' and Nsnditofi E1punas iasusa oat q ,h.
Court y Nommuu Plea % Centre oouuiy aud 70 me
directed there ell be exposed public sale at ths
Court Housc In Bsllsiouts on
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-03

An UNKNOWN NAS PREVENTS 4 SISTER or
CHARITY FROM RECOVERING THE cnIL.
pRES-GREAT EXCITEMENT IRE.
,.,ttg rt,p agHNu zap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08

which may arise. In conversation tonight Dr. Bliss
spoke very encouragingly about the patient, saying
that he was resting comfortably and had expressed
himself iu general way as feeling as well as usual
la reply to question regarding Mr.. Taintors
presence at the Mansion this afternoon, the doctor
sad that he Bliss had several electric probes one
OF which he did not understand, and he mad re-
quested Mr.. Taiutor to furnish him with some bat
d1ry for the purpose Of adjusting the instruments.
rms the doctor explained as q precautionary
measure. saying that it might be desirable to use
the Instrument sooner later. When asked the
cause Of the continued high pulse and temperature,
the doctor replied:
~ may be caused by tardy flow of pus, but we
hayen't discovered 1t. The discharge continues
perfectly healthy and is apparently free.'
The doeNOr said further that there were no indi-
cations of the formation of pus cavity, and moth
ing to warrant the supposition that another opera
lion would be necessary. He also repeated the
assertion that the ball would not he cut out unless
u should be found TO be doug the patient harm.
Tho doctor. upon further Questioning regarding the
high pulse and temperature, said they were possibly
due TO the extremity hot weather. Concluding the
doctor said: "We vii, probably know about the
matter in the morning"
At lJ:15 p. m the President is sleeping quietly,
without morplia. His pulse is o. The eXamina-
tion IL the lnomlng will be very thorough and will
probably result N determining accurately the cause
aud nature of the increased rise i'll pulse end temper
aturc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
4 FOPSAKEN WIFE'S DEsPAIR.

Mrs. Ella Budd, age thirty, who has been
boarding very recently at No. 81 Greeuwch-ave. at
tempted to xiii herself yesterday by swallowing dose
of poison. She the wife OF James Budd IN
Inventor, who wac in afllucnt circumstances
a feW years ago, having made considerable
money by the invention of vault lights With her
husband Mrs. Budd boarded at No 81 Greenwich ave-
for few months about three years ago. Trey after
ward went to Canada and Mrs BUdd made two visit
TO England the land OF her birth. Recently she lived In
west Hobg6en and IT IL said had separated from her
husband Last Tuesday She visited No "a Greenwich
ave. and engaged board She told the andiady, Mrs.
McJOnald that she alone in the wotld Her hus-
band was uufahul 10 her, she sad and she had sern
INN that day in West-st walking with another woman
MIS-. budd Went to HODoRcn the following dav and
brought her trunk 20 Mls. McDOuads Eouse. Yesterday
Mt,. Mcdonald found her bOaUder III III her room and
questioned her Nrs Budd admitted that she had taken
poisUn sac said she tired of life and was detcr-
mined to dc she takeu to IT, Nnccnts hospital "a
soon as pOssIbc, aud IL SAID last night that she
would probably recover.