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Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
SECOND EDiFl0N.

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 26.-An i'm,
pressive ceremony took place to-day in
Greenwood Cemetery. About II O'Clock
the Chsrlestown (Mass.) Cadets, Capt.
Phipps in command, went to Green
wood on cars, and, having alighted,
marched into the cemetery.
Drawing up in line in front Of the
marble statue to Southern soldiers, the
company presented arms" and came
to "parade rest" The hymn ''Nearer
my God to Thee" was then sung by
the entire company, after which q
beautiful shield Of the Union made o.
flowers with q crescent and star
in the centre, was offered in memory OF
the dead, and placed on the marble
bust of Lee on the monument. Their
was sung 1.-THE Sweet By and By
after which three rufles OF the drum
we're beaten, and the company marched
silently to the cars and returned to thu
city. Commenting on the above incident
the Picayune says: "This act on tne
part of the Cadets was entirely I'M
expected, even by their hosts, the Con-
tinental Guards, the matter having
been kept profound secret. 1t was
ceremony conceived in the spirit of
amity and performed with imposing
dignity" In Washington Cemetery,
the grave OF DR.. J. M. Cullen, formerly
a member Of the Continental Guards,
was similarly decorated.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
THIRD EDITION.
A rafthiess Hasbana.

BUFFALO, Feb. 26.-On Monday ave
ming last couple registered at the Bon
ney House ass. Sutton and wife, OF Bos-
ton. They excited no comment or par.
ticular observation, being quiet and an
assuming people. Yesterday morning
a chambernaid entered the room with o
pass key and found il full Of gas. Frs.
sutton was in bed In stupefed eondi-
ton. Being aroused, she asked for her
husband. de was nowhere to be found.
II was learned that on Thursday eve
ming Sutton induced his wife to drink
some bottled ale. 1t is believed that
the ale was drugged from the fact that
when she retired her head began to
swim the moment she touched the pillow
and she remembered nothing more nm
til awakened by the girl. The windows
of the room had been carefully closed
and all orevices stopped by which the
gas could escape. The doors was closed
and locked from the outside. When
Mrs. Sutton searched the drawers of
the bureau and her trunk, she found
that her jewelry and money were gone.
The purpose Of Sutton then became
plain. The scoundrel had robbed and
deserted her. She met Sutton about
month ago for the first time, and after
q short oeurtship of two or three weeks
they were married, and left Boston for
Buffalo on their wedding tour, with the
dismal result above described. The
Police authorities kept the matter very
quiet, and put two very wise, detectives
on the hunt for Sutton, hut they have
not yet found him, and are not likely
to do so, as the Canadian border is con-
veniently near, and it is likely that he
has long ere this sought the seclusion
which the Dominion grants. Mrs. sut
ton is a somewhat plain looking brun.
cite of about 40 New England Summers,
wearing gold-rimmed spectacles, a tight /
lifting black cashmere dress, with blue
aud white striped collar and cuffs, and
with the tout ensemble Of Boston
school marin. Her hand is long, slen-
Ter, and bouy, and she has kind of
ar-oG look.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

The programme Of the Insugura
Procession in Washington, on the Al
Of March, has been issued. The FRS
Division, forming on Pennsylvania and
New York avenues, will be commanded
by Brevet Msjor General Ayres, L. s,
A., and will be composed Of troops Of
thet National Guard from different cities
Knights Templar, g. A. r., Boys il
Blue and few companies Of regulars
The President and party will be in
cluded in this division. The Second
Division will he commanded by Major
General John F. Hartraptt, assisted by
Brigadier Generals Snowden, Reeder,
Sisgfried, Beaver and Huidekoper, and
will be composed Of five brigades Of
Pennsylvania militia. The third Divi-
sion, commanded by Major General
Thomas C. Fletcher, will consist of
military organizations from New York,
the District OF Columbia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio; and elev-
en- other Ststes The Fourth Division,
Mnjer General Charles Il. Field oom-
manding, will include military Orgsni-
cations from Mary land, Virginia, West
Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee
and Florida. The Fifth Division, COM
manded by Colonel Rooert Boyd, will
comprise civic and political sssooia-
tons.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
FGuATt! EDITION.
ANOTHEn HOLOCAUST.
Burning OF Rn Orphan Asylum
Inaa 0f haVanfaau ltvAa

Burning OF sn Orphan Asylum
Loss OF seventeen Lives.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 27.-An appall.
ing catastrophe, resulting In the death
of seventeen children-14 boys aud
pirls-occurredto night at st. Patrick
Orphan Asylum, in Hyde Park.
The building Is situated at the cor
ner Of Jackson street and Lincoln ave,
nue., about q mile from the centre OF
the city.
II is occupied by q 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 dormitoriss on
the third floor.
At halt-past eight O'Clock this even
ing one Of the Sisters escorted the chill
dren TO their rooms, and locked the
doors for the night. She then started
to descend the stairs.
When she reached the second story
she discovered smoke issuing from one
of the rooms. Opening the door she
was driven back by a cloud Of smoke.
Fire was raging along the ceiling and
making its way to the upper floor. The
Sister darted up stairs, and found the
girls room full Of smoke.
She took the girls to the lower floor
aud started back to reach the boys
dormitory. The smoke was pouring in
to the hallway in binding clouds, and
when about half way up the stairs the
Sister met stranger. She made an
effort to pass him, but he refused to
allow her to proceed, saying that the
boys had been rescued, and that It
would be dangerous for her to 90 for
them.
She reluctantly went back. An
alarm given soon after the fire broke
out brought four companies. The flames
were raging fercely when the fremen
got to work.
They were informed of the belief
among the Sisters that some of the
children were still in the building, and
made every effort to reach the upper
floor.
Ina short time the flames we're bea-
ten back. The door OF the dormitory
was forced open, and the victims Of the
fire were found beneath their cots.
Only two Of them were touched by the
FIRE, and all had evidently been dead
for some time.
The cause of the fire Is in doubt.
Intense excitement prevails.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
AnporGionmen. Deadlock.

Tke joint Conference Committee Of
the Democratic and Republican mem
bers OF the House, to reconcile differ
ences in regard to the Apportionment
bill, adjourned on Saturday, subjec. to
the call of the Chairman, no agreement
having been reached. The Republi
can proposition to have the House vote
on the highest number, So, and if that
number should not be adopted, to vote
eonsecutively On Numbers below until
8 decision is reached, was accepted by
the Democrats, but the Republicans re-
served the right, after a decision is
reached, to Keep on flibus,eriug against
the bill.
Hence the failure to agree. Several
Republicans, it is said, are willing to
support Mr.. Cox's bill fixing the NUN
Der Of Representatives at 307, but are
dsterred by the action Of their caucus.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Revolutions OF Respect.

The Wscoaooe Steam Fire Engine
Company, No. s, on Saturday, adopted
the following resolutions Of respect
upon the death Of the late Michael
Cottineham:
Resolved, That while we bow In hum
BILE submission to that Ali Wise Provi.
ience, We sincerely hope and believe that
the transition of our respected fellow
member from among us is his eternal
gain, yet we cannot but deeply and
sincerely mourn his loss. In him our
company has lost good, true and
tried member, and we will ever hold
in remembrance his kind aud benevo.
lent acts, which We all learned to
love and cherish.
Resolved, That as q further testimo-
nv OF our bereavement the apparatus
Of the company BE- draped in mourning
for the space of thirty days, also that
the flag be placed at halfmsst for three
days.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
buttons be sent to the family of the de.
ceased and that they be published in
the daily papers of this city, and also
that the secretary enter them upon the
minutes of the company.
EZRA c. LUKENs, !
CHAs. W. SoLLAwAY, I Com.
MICHAEL J. CLAYCEY,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Senator Carpenters Funeral.

The funeral Of Senator Carpenter, Of
W isconsin, took place yesterday in
Washington. 1t was attended by SEN.
ators and Representatives. in Congress,
Judges OF the Supreme Court, Cabinet
members, officers Of the army and q
number Of prominent citizens. The
pail bearers were Senators Logan,
Conk ling, Cameron (oi wisconsin, and
Cockrell and Representatives Tucker,
Lspham, Page and Hazleton. The cofia
was almost covered withf overs. Rev.
DR.. Paret read the burial services OF
the Episcopal Church, and the remains
we're taken to the Oak Hill Cemetery,
where they were deposited in the TEN.
porary vault, preparatory to their re-
moval and final interment in Wiscou-
ain.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
A STARTLING
DISCOV Err Y !

Densten's Antilnorbitic or Throat Remedy
Is purely veget ible discovery. and Is being
used with such marked satisfaction thai
Il, GOO Testimonials were received Irem Dip
iberia Districts alone. 1t never fails when
taken In time. Group relieved instantly.
Sore throat cured in rom o II hOu q.
Such diseases at Bronchitis. Quincy, Asth.
ma, Oatarh, Hoarseness, Tickling In the
Throat, Hacking Cough or Bad Cod, will
yield to its virtue immedlAtsly. The only
medicine known 10 cure cold in the head
Public speakers and singers who feel need
Of clear throat ana strong voice, should
not tail to use It..
Any one using this remedy and failing to
be satisfied with The result should write us
at once, stating case.
This remedy. by being ordered directly
from the manufacturer. viii be forwarded by
mail to any address on receipt OF price, at q
less cost by 25 per cent. than though we were
10 Introduce II TO the people by the drug,
RiSts. A 80 cent box small size, will be for.
warded TOR 70 cents, or Sl.G0 box, large size,
for b cents.
Any person using this remedy for any Of
the above diseases, hsing satisfied With the
result, by SEEMING us TeSrmona to that
effect shall recesve box OF medicine worth
500. free of charge.
All correspondence cneerfully answered
md all orders promptly flied. State paper
In which you saw advertisement. Address,
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Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

Robert Kenyon, 200 East Front strest,
brought to the REPUBLICAN office this
morning a pullst's egg freshly lsyed
upon the small end Of which was the
figure &C." completely formed out of q
part of the she'll. The imitation Is SO
perfect that itlooks as ifthe figure had
been glued fast to the egg. but an in.
spection showed that it was q part OF
tue shell.
Mr.. Kenyon says this is the first egg
for his pullet, but we suggested that II
might have laid the other numbers up
to six and he had not found them and
that probably the next egg might be
No. 7, and further that it might be
the introduction OF a new breed OF
hens that would number the eggs as
they layed them.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
GIeauinEs from the Local Field.

uANA"A ~ s. ohh sho Achu.
United services Of the Central, Hau-
over and West Presbyterian churches,
were held last night in Central church.
A sermon WAS delivered by Ray. Dr..
Poor, o: the Presbyterian Board Of
Education.
The military Board met on Saturday
night ard considered the condition Of
the State militia. The military bin
was also discussed.
A man who fell from a schooner at
the Pulp Works on Saturday afternoon
was almost frozen and drowned.
Charles Mshmin had his hand mash.
ed on Saturday while coupling cars on
the W. & N. railroad.
The Philharmonic club will organize
an orchestra on Wednesday night.
The schooner Jefferson Borden is
aground at the mouth of the creek.
The Board OF Education will meet to-
night.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

The watch announced in Saturday 4
REPUBLICAN as having been stolen from
Howard <. Vernon was recovered on
Saturday evening by Sergeant Jones
near the depot from some persona whom
he suspicioned. The case was Q very
difficult one when put in the hands Of
the Sergeant, bat he was certain he
would find the watch and he did. Ser.
geant jones' reputation not only for
character but for finding lost and stolen
articles has always been of the best,
and the skill he has exercised in find
ing the stolen watch referred TO Ia
smother feather in his cap as an efficient
detective.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

The machine shop and foundry OF the
Lsconia Car Company, and the building
occupied By the White Mountain Free
Ger Company, in Lsoonis, New Hsmp-
shire, were destroyed on Saturday morn
ing by FIRE. The loss is about $50, 600,
and ESQ men are thrown out OF employ.
ment. A FIRE at Wilbur, Nebraska, on
Saturday, destroyed Herman & Co. g
general merchandise store, Swanzick
Brothers hardware store, the Saline
County Bank, and two saloons, causing
a loss Of $25, 900. Moore & McLaren's
hay and grain warehouse, San Fran.
cisco, was burned on Saturday morning.
Two men slept in the building, one Of
whom persisted, the other being badly
injured.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Deaf D,

NCFARLIN.-In New Castle Hundred on
tire 24th inst, John H. MoFsrlin, aged o.
years.
The relatives and friends are respect fully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
residence, on MONDAY, the 2Sth inst, at
O'Clock. p. m. Interment OF Wilmingto
and Brandyvine Cemetery.
BENSON.-Hn the 26th Of December, 1880,
Michael Benson, aged As years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dense OF his father, at Squirrel Run, Christi.
ana. Hundred, on Tuesday, March l, at 10. 80
a. m. Interment at Green Hill Cemetery.
RIGBY.-On the 9th inst, Ralph Rigby,
In the asa year Of his ase.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral, on Tuesday
March LIST, from the residence of his mother,
218 Jefferson street. Services at the house
At Pollock. Interment at Mt. Salem Gene.
terry.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

Mr.. Charles H. Foster, young mar
residing in this city for the last fifteen
years, and who has been in the employ
of the Walton & Whann Phosphate
Company for the last eight years, has
voluntarily severed his connection with
that firm, and, accepting the advice o.
Horace Greeley to Ego West youne
man." will. in few weeks, start fol
Denver, Colorado, with the expectation
of engaging in business in that West
ern city. Mr.. Foster is a young man
of excellent character, possessing rare
business qualifications, and will make
his mark wherever he goes.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
'JesAe LsAAe - Flu q eraI

Jesse Lane was buried from his late
residence, No. 5l9 West street, on Sat
urday afternoon. The funeral was
largely attended. The services were
conducted by Bishop Lee, assisted by
Rev. J. ". Kaye. The pall-bearers
were: Cyrus Pyle, Samuel Pussy, Geo.
Richardson, Eiwatd T. Bellah, Dr..
Derickson and Gregg Chandler. The
interment took jhacs at the Whining.
ton and BraYdgwine cemetery.
; Mrs. GerHGan D. Lincoln and daugh.
tel left. t6is city to-day for Washington,
MIR. c. P. Johnson is confined to his
home by n severe attack of pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
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Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS ID AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1851
l30th MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Education.
al and Charitable purposes, In 1899 ICR
THE TERM or TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
to which the inviolable faith OF the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing It's
franchise In the new constitution adopted Do
cember End, n. D., 1879, with capital Of
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IT'S GRAND SIN 9LE NUMBER DISTRl-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II nepGy scales or postpone.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
HALF.TlCkETS ONE DOLLAR.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

That venerable Greenbaoker, Peter
Cooper, thinks the present agitation
over the Funding bill is q good time to
ask Congress for law authorizing the
government to issue Its own currency,
buy bullion wi.hssit, coin the bullion,
and with this coin and the money now
lying idle in the Treasury pay of the
national debt and SO relieve the people.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

the Land League of Rising Sun met
yesterday and effected permanent or.
ganization, as follows:
President-C. B. Dougherty.
Vios Presidert-Dennis Buckley.
Financial Secretary-Thomas HsnieyD
Recording Secretary-J. l., Kags. =
Tressurer-Rev. George J. Kelley.
The League has now membership
of 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

Col. Peter McCullough's notice for sell.
ing ont his immense stock Of goods will
be seen in another column. He has de-
eided to remove to Philadelphia where
he will engage in the wholesale shoe
business, and he will have his large
shoe mandatory at Fifth and Wal
nut streets, for rent. His residence
and q stable at COZ West street will
also be for rent. Col. Mccullough has
been one OF eur bast and most enter
prisiug citizens and his loss 70 the city
" ill be regretted.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Reward Of M0rft.

John R. Holt, Lucy Stroud aud Mel.
lie Hasson, pupils Of the Wilmington
Academy, received the silver honor
medals for the month ending with Feb
ruary 26. The general averages we're
1919, % IS and SO 1-6 per cent
The medals were awarded this morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
usr,men,aI Band Orgauissa

The City Cornet Band mas vi lssS ID
lied by adopting the name 1 rs'' n,
iment Band. The new ofi Iss Va,
George Ferguson president; ! yoaa II \
Vice, president; s. King, 8 ssc uss,t nj
seph Hickman leader; A. I. NY"
sicsl director and treasurer
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Trustees Elected.

At an election held in St. Paul NJ.
E. Church on Saturday evening, the
following named gentlemen were cleo
ted to serve as trustees for the ensuing
three years: RdSard W. Grisves,
George W. Todd and Samuel a. Bay
nard.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
MARRIAGES.

LAUCK-HAGAN.-I this city on the
2lth inst. by the Rev. p Kelley, John
Mitin LarK, Of Philadelphia, and Kate
M. Hagan, Of Edge Moore, Del.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
FISHER-FOX.-On the 2ith inst, by Rev.
Father Rieley, Mr.. Frederick fisher OF
Philadelphia, 10 Miss Agnes Fox, OF VII.
mington.
MARRIS-McCAULEY AT the residence OF
the bride's father, Mr.. Robert MoCauley,
4 1408 jackson street, on the 24th inst. by
Rev. J. Il. Caldwell, ID. D., Mr.. James W.
harris, to Miss Hannah L. McCauley.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
A Treas n Gro as street Trap.

Last evening while George Mshan
was diving up Market street his horses
fell in large hole, washed out in the
street by the rain, and injured one of
them 30 badly that the animal had to
be killed. The horse was a valuable
one aud Mr.. M. feels his loss keeply.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
"A Pair of sikppers Founa.

The person who left pair Of slip
pers in the gents dressing room, at
Webster's Dancing Academy, on Fri
day night. can obtain them by calling
at the D. L. A. room, Twenty.hrst and
E..rket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
us,uru that Hat.

William Cloud, requests Us h ~
that the person who TOOK s = 10 Iocd
Thursdsy evening last from n, GUa bsld|
street, where party was ps soss no.
we'll k own, and that II be a.sI 4 ' ND
turn the hat to where he gov
" III be trouble.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
A R0uta RuOk k0Rt

A few days ago a boy lost his route
book for the Sunday Star. It Is fair
presumption some one found it, and
tbs said person will confer favor and
receive reward on leaving it at this
cffce.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
THALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY !,
Read this, IL may save yeur Life.

DIR. V. r. STONE, late physician and
surgeon Of the Uniyed States Army, the in.
ventor Of Apepsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world To produce case OF dyspepsia that
Apepsta will not cure. Dr.. StoHe and some
Of our most eminent physicians have tested
1t on cases Of every form and stage, even old
chrenic cases Of thirty and isrty years stand.
ing where everv known medicine had failed,
and In every case the result has been cure
This gives me confidence in saying 70 the
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treating thousands OF cases, some Of which
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dyspepsia II so, get bottle OF Apepsla and
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Prioe per bottle, &E.00. For Gale whole.
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and Market streets, Also by all retail drug
gists. Read Dr. Stcne's rules OF diet on cir.
cular. Druga lists have them. Ian5-u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
AZ the OpeKn Home.

sour German Senator" will be presen-
ted at the Opera House 10 night by thu
celebrated Gus. Williams and an xce :.
lent support. Do not fail 70 be prsssnt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

1867 Prizes amounting to.............Sllo,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom q liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur.
Their information, or send orders by express or
In Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, LA.
or same person at
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings atc
under tho supervision and management OF
GENERALS q. Il. BEAUEEIARD, and
1UBAL A. EhkLY.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28
Wilmington, Del.
e. +. TOURS FOX SALE.
EILE Lin BOUGHT Ard SULU,

ETLLIOTT, JOHNSON zoo.
BASkERS AND BROKERS
CORNER Sixth AND MARKET Eth
Wilmington Dai&wsre.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE
From out ottioe to she New York sna pailt
4eirGtG Stock Exchanges. QU9tauvBs fU.>
nished stTnuitansGug!Y with sAics OSins
made ct those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New YGrE ard SsnFTanci6eo
stocks and bonds bought and sold Sl6 Car.
Ttod on margin.
FoR SALE --s20Oo New Castle county per
cent bonds.
40 shares Wilmington Coal Gas Co
IL shares First National Bank.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

II +. kOBINSON r. CO.,
kGs - ---
BANKERS AND BRgEE'SS
r. Z. COR. FOURTH AMI hlsE..frl