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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
&anias.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
S6wets.

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bas Sabr 1887 cine ausiteluns srOBeren
umfanses In @usiidt senommen. Die
8oiten oerieIben iino auf 1900, 900 Grs.
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lung wirb auf l0O, 900 Nuabratmeter be
rednet. SIS ut nod nidt feitseitelt, oh
NisisIbe cine eanheSs ober iutsrnationale
9lusitslura istn wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
Vebrasfa,

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men bic 9erren ausuit &iedmann unb Sts
.. Heibaro in Sewarb. 8ei Der les
ten 8abl fir bas 8oliseiri9teramt batten
Seioe sIei6 pieIe Stimmsh erbaItsn, unb
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
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@IiaBs2 briusen.

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- &lsine llria@en, sroBe Wirtunssn.
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m a bat ii9 in ibrer Situns pom %.
Rdrs nit eiuem neusn Strumpfbanbs
ProSeB su bei9ditisen. Im IS. NOuem:
Der 1885 wurOe gu 9irteIba4 TN @eilers
tbale Sri. pbilomene Warcot nit 9errn
Sean Baptite Oouteuuile setraut. Wis
sepObulid wurbe wabrsnb bes So3,eitss
NAPLES pom eiusm Der 8rautfibrer bas
triumphant a%sraubt, In Stide seidnits
ten unb on bic 6sitsdite pertbeilt. 0ieiss
Strumpfbano trus bic franS0fi9en Ratios
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-05-11
Anfretdternrbeit

aQer grty Sedens uno @anbbecoratiom, Sapes
uno @lalerarbeit gut, prompt unb biqis
Softenani9lGSe 9ema9t.
gSilfe & Gsisef.
Office: go. 2O38 Sadion Strabe,
Dubuque, Soma,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
Rrsnkinp up the Bourbons.

RICHMOND, Va, May 27-The munich
nal election in this city to-day PASSED on
without disturbance, despite the intense
excitement attending 1t. 1t was a nsht
between the old Bourbon office hold' RS
and the workingmen, who refused to be
held by the machine any longer, and the
latter have gained splendid victory, as
sisted by the Republicans, claiming az
the close Of the polls 1--WE wards out OF ak
and majority of $500 for j. q. Smith Tor
city sergeant. 1t will require ten hours
to count the total vote on account OF the
number of names on the ballots and
much scratching. The independent ticket
secured everything they expected and
Twill control the City Council, which
elects about 100 officers and employs
about 400 men.
One ward is Republican, and Its mem
tbers in the Council may hold the halanet
of power as between the Bourbons and
the Independent Democrats. Some fears
are entertained that an effort will b'
made to alter the result by fraud, but thu
independents are guarding the count ant
italy sheets were kept outside OF the polls
THE Bourbons are greatly depressed an'
declare that the city will now go int
Republican hands-that Nirginia's eta
ldel of Democracy has been captured.
! There was no opposition to the Demo
scrntic tickets in Danyille and Alexandria
In Lynchburg the Democratic ticket wa
telected The Independent Republican
Icanlidate for mayor of stanton wa
Ielected over the present Democratic in
Icumbent.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

am r,s.a4u. sun sets Tl8
EA, Humphrey & Dro., Hatters.
oysters in all styles.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
peyiled crtbs at Ainfcow's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Ainscow's.
Roast dinners at Ainscow's.
Grab salad IT Ainscow's.
CLAM soup at Ainscow's.
Snapper Eoup at AinscoHs.
Try Bueh's coal you will like II.
brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 oenn.
Try Bush's coal yoa Will surely like 1t.
Tatfy ut Ferguson's, No. IL T.. Second st.
W. J. Kinbie, grocer, and and Justison.
Birds ana cages e Sarksrs'a, nAH snos
Millard v. Davis, icwsler. . u. md ntreot
CITY Laundry, sixth and shipIsy street
Fine IS <. KiAss, at Hsnfs, IL T. Fourth
washing machine for sale at Pickel's stove
store, o East Fourth st.
ClEms and oysters fresh every day al
Pennelrs, Second and King.
Infants, clothing and ladies' underwesi
m ade at stats h Davis, No. I East. fourti
street.
Ifyou wnnt cheap picture frames, go to q
X, Bauzh, 2O3 " est Second street. 1 nav
the largest stock in Delaware; como ana se'
forsyOurselVes
Mr. Ross has bought In New York ant
n, fillmore large stock oil cheap and Dette
straw hats which you will tind at llo Marke
street, at pricss from f1vo ccnts each Rpd ~
Ea5d. Itwlll pay you TO call and see them
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

In the L. s. Senate on Thursday the
bill Hrestoriug to the United States GER
tain of the lands granted to the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company" was discussed
during the morning hour Mr.. Miller
submitted the conference report on the
bill "abolishipg certain fees" etc, In
connection with American shipping Tbs
is the bill cont lining the Frye ameud-
mept. authorizing the President TO deny,
by proclamation, to vessels OF foreign
countries such privileges as are denied TO
American vessels in such foreign coun-
tries. The report was concurred in. Mr..
Stanford then called up resolutions in
trodneed by him expressing the sorrow
| of the Senate at The death of tine late Sen
ator John F. Miller, of California. After
| the custom eulogies by Messrs. Stanford,
EdmuBdL, Voorhees,, Logan, Fair, Dolph
and Hearst, the resolutions were
agreed to aud the Senate adjourned
| In the House, the report Of the Confer
ence Committee GU the Shipping bill was
presented, and, after some debate, agreed
TO without division. Mr. Breckenridge
OF Kentucky, from the Ways and Meant
Committee, reported bill providing ihai
manufactured tobacco, snuil and cigar
may De reupNeu loi pAPoiV W i'i x
lcountry without payment of tax, unde
tsuch regulations as the Commissioner o
Internal Revenue shall prescribe. Tn
bill also repeats Section 3l5l Of the Re
viscd 5 atutes authorizing the appoint
mpnt of one or more inspectors sof cigar
, in each collection district, to receive "a
compensation such fees from manuiac
turers as the Commissioner Of 1nterna
Revenue may prescribe The Olcomal
garine bill was taken up, but, owing t
the 'flihustering" tactics of the meu
! bers opposed to the measure, no progref
{ had been made when the House sc
jOurDed.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
Morocco Workers Attacked

Joseph Salter, who works In B,
kopf & BROS morocco mauuis
and David Salter, who works
Park Postles' morocco maup,s
were both assaulted while rel
home from their WORK, oE Wtdl
evening, the first named beina
siderably injured.
Joseph Salter was standiD..
with q man at Fourth and
streets when a gang came along,
whom struck from behind AID
him senseless 10 the ground, after
he was kicked III the head aud
When he recovered MS assalsud
not to be seen. David Sa er 1
saulted at Fourth md Orange,
got away without injury.
Joseph Batter Gays be reed
amongst those who were pEesra
assault Bernard J Sweeney, Jac3
and Walter Witsil,
Mr.. Wilsil called Of the REtU
Office this morning aud denied
had anything to DO with tht
upon SAlter. He rays
Salter thst evening Cd
Fourth street, and rtmonStaled
vice with him a7ainst going
AZ he would only make eBenle
old friende. M Witlil says be
believe in force, but in per'ua'l|
arguments. He had nothing y
to do with the gang whO EDOcRq
down.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
st Pau,,s Y +. A. Anniversary.

Tho Young Peoples Association CT
ST. Pants NJ E Church held their third
anniversary last evening III the church,
which was very hauasonely decorated
with flowers for the occasion. The hail
s.orm and heavy rain that fell 10 the
early part Of the eveninG prevented
macy from attending Nevertb eless
the sudiepca woss lsige one, the church
being com tor;ably tiiled.
Tho program constituted grand
vocal and Instrumental concert by the
Mendelhsohn male quHrtette. of PhilA'
delnhia, to which Il. NJ. Zimmerman
nf shis city belongs, aud ID one of itl
| leading atngers. The musicsl program
was relieved by the other very fint
I literary exercises by number OF mem
! hers Of The home association. Encore,
were frequent. A leading feature Of
Stbr evening was tho new piano thu
association purchased and was used foi
the first time last night.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
FIFTH edition
Conference Proce,dInr-.


The forty.fourth session NJ =
eau Wesleyan M. h. Ubnrcb' tne Al
In the Masonic Hall, on ~ ~oYa.sCpsI
between Orange and EseIlth 81
O'Clock on Thursday ncrnt.a ac,, al
D. j. Russell presiding. .naE Ees.
d: J. McDade, D. D., ss,oci . Key
The religious exercises ,Ate'
by the Rev. DIR. McDlde r rsrS opaI
fourth chapter Of PAul'. ssoo rr-Sullg
the Corinthians, and After ' .,a lei'e
prayer the regular business iuslng
ference was taken up. m, ~ ,1. I1e
the minutes Of the last ConI. issll1
the first In order, after wbicS i', ,e
mem bers was called ''Ou Tue 70
The usual committee
pointed. Bro. Charles n I Po.. 'ae1
elected secretary Of tts Loss ~ va
Bishop Russell delivered Ii, VTSl'is
address, after which the bis, .plsc
the conference over to the P ., ~
Dade, who presided over i, All ";
tions. The report Of n, Nm SeN
then called for, after which Nv
terial characters were lake, "" N
following characters vera y, ~
Presiding Elder Brown, Rsv a y
ii. Tighlman, Rev. l. Y Dn,ri.'s
Frederick Dixon. quay
The first case taken rnr,,.
Elder Brown. The chsrpes nv,
against him were for viola,inn
laws Of the discipline and Con,u
against the government Of .os
Wesley M. u. Church, which vf,1
tained by ample evidence. Tho
ference, after giving the aecps.a
full benefit Of every doabt. dsS
him guilty as charged, and ls
thereupon expelled from tLo IA
Wesley M. e Church.
The following brethren vsrs
duced to the bishop, after which
were invited to take a sea, WIKI
bar Of the conference: Rev R T
pastor Of the Shlloh Baptis. ~
Rev. j. II. Smith 81 lie Ezlon
Church, Bro. j. II, Hopkins,
African Union Church.
The hour OF 3 O'Clock HAVING Al
for adjournment, the case Of Rev
erick Dixon WAS laid over for Il
consideration.
The devotional committee anna
that the Rev. DIR. McDace
preach at s p N. Benediction by
L. B. Moore.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
LEWIS ROW.
4l3 KING STREET.

Fpll assortment Of plain
ahisa French China, English
aud American Porcelain,
an : ixa Stone Cnina and
Trentcn Stone China, Fine
Decora-ed Dinner, Tea Sup.
per and Toilet Sets, Exten-
sion, Lib'ary, Chandelier,
Hall and Sand Lamps, Col
ored and Crystal Table
Glassware, importedand do.
mestic. Bar Glassware Of
every description. Rogers
Triple Plated Ware and
! Cutlery, by the Merider
lCutlery Co., and other re-
liable makers. The secont
floor is stocked with 6 com
Iplete liae OF Wooden Ware
| Tin Ware, Reirigerators
lNil Cloths, Mating, etc
.Our entire stock is nearly al
5 Inew goods, and prices con
-Iceded by all the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
Go to Veasey g drug store, Eighth and
Monroe streets, for drink of hoxte.
Ainscows, 7O7 Shipley, receive daily
sat oysters, Cape May clans, crabs anu
Holsters.
Free gospel meeting at Tenth and
Market this evening. Also Sunday NJ
8 u. m, and 3 so aud Z sop. m.
Capt J. 8. Tomkins and wife, who have
been boarding at the Clayton House
for several weeks, will leave for Fortress
Monroe to day.
A meeting of tho Republicans OF the
Sixth Ward will be held this evening
in the Smith building to take action III
regard to the coming election.
John M. White, who was formerly
temployed Ia some of the newspaper
loffices of this city, IL now located IN 81
Louis, Mo-, and is devoting his atten
tion to legal affairs.
! G. u. White, U. 8. N. Light Hous'
Inspector, will receive proposals. up u
1.-The 14th Of June for provisions for Yea
lsels and light houses on the Fourth DIS
Itrict.
The workingmeu of the Seventh ware
will bold meeting this evening owe
lBAcon's shoe store, Delaware avenu'
land Lincoln streets for the purpose @
organizing for the coming elections.
The tug boat Portsmouth, beini
built for the N. Y. p. and N. Il. II 90.
by the Harlan 81 Hollingsworth %.
will be ready for launching In about
week.
Next Sabbath memorial services 70
Jour DECEASED soldiers will be hsld o
Christiana NJ. f. Church in the mora
ing, Salem in the afternoon and In tn
Newark M. E Caurch in tho evening
A representative Of Messrs. Chase &
Sanborn's famous Java ami Mooo COTE
is now giving away sample cups OF thi
delicious beverage at the store OF VIM
II. Morris, Seventh and Market streets
The coffee is A No. l.
William X. Crosby, of the firm G
Crosby 81 Hill, Nos. go and 222 MErkr
: street, will sail from New York fO
, Europe on Saturday, in company wit
his wife, In order to visit his mother
lwho resides in Scotland.
.! Speaker Carlisle has appointed No
wood, of Georss; Hsrmer, OF Penney
| .vsnia and Lore of Delaware, the con
mite of visitation TO the Naval Acadc
: my AZ Annapolis during the june ex
! Am ination.
On Saturday next, the goth, renr'
| sentatives OF Army Post Thomas A
Reynolds will de crate the graves l
the Chrisiisna and White CLAY Gree
iCemeteries, and Salem on Sabbat
lGfternoon.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
Saloa ofCoMs.

s. Morris, Jr., will sell fine lot OF
COWS nj Hyatt's Hotel, In Stanton, to
msrrow Saturday afternoon.
VIM. =. Proud will sell twenty
fresh cow ut Oentreville, Ohristiana
Hundred. on Monday next.
Henry l. Brown will have q sale OF
stock at his farm In Christiana
Hundred on Monday next, the I'd OF
June,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

Those who have been there know the
coru fort Of sewed army shoes they are
hardly stylish enough for retrGned
Vets. But more style and nearly al
much com fort ara found in our ~ and
81. 90 calf sewed CATERS and low shoes,
nnd the prices are down. Come ard
see. VIM II. BGbcock, 206 Market
street. Family Snoe doute.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

to the general character and reputation
of the plaintiff.
Mr.. Bradford again objected to re-
ceivipx testimony in reference to
character and made an exhaustive ar
sument in support Of bis position. de
/ had not concluded At l o'clock, when
Court took y recess for one hour.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
YOU
A. C. YATES E. CO.,
6O2.8O4-6O8 Che stunt street.
Best Made Clothing in PhiladelphiR.

LNROM lo2 EAST FIFTH STREET.
10 Iadies, we opened this day our pure
sugar for making wine aud Jam; 1t is ~ per
pound. IL is pure and clean; you can make
wine and lam TO your hearts content; sugar
at 40 ia cheap enough; VIC were afraid to
leave 1t too late. or IL might not be SO cheap.
Don't talk about ten; We are lust sending ont
this overland and new green tea, at L0c Der
pound. The chi dren ask fer green tea like
peas: the gratu Is rs large as peas; 1t mahe s
u doliaious drink. Do9p forge this un0ol-
Orsd japan at boc is worth 81. Our J6c coffee
is Ixcsllant; our &c coffee 10 golden sio;
Peaberry and Java, 25c; Mocha and lava
mixed 29o. FOR ioyalids our gem wafer 10
WHIST you want; this box Is sighsly for sick
room; we have knights rf Labor cakes,
grandmother cakes, baby cakes and lady
| cakes. 6pou0ds raisins 2sc; pounds rice,
| 25c; pounds CallfOrqiH RUINS, Ate; pure
| Jelly, 90 per pound. We have lowered our
| flour AID fruit, Oom9 and REQ for yourself
| eur hams at 1oc, shculde1s 81 SC. and 5-pOund
kettle Of lard, Ate, at lJ2 East Fifth street
m2S-6t 4. m. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
VIM. B. ShaTp'S
Fourth and Market SIS

Over 1000 yards OF China
Mattings distributed by US
within the last four weeks Isl
evidence that our prices are
right.
Our assortment was never
better, and the styles, espe,
Icialiy in the fine damask and.
seamless mattings, are Gle
giant.
For the hot summer
months, nothing in the way
of floor coverings makes a
house easier kept or gives it
a cooler appearance.
Tucklee,red and white, II SC
iTuckIee, plain white, I25c
iCheng Ling, fancy is c
Lung Wing, 20 c
Kee Ming, C IS C
Vung Foo, " 50 C
Royal Linton, fine white.4o c
Jointless Damask, fancy, 50 {
A good assortment OF fine
Mexican hammocks,. witt
5 braided edges, white and
q colored, including ropes enc
!, sticks, Sr.25 each.
i VIM. 3. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
A Trnttar Rnns OF.

Charles Deputy, from Pencader, was
on Thursday coming to the city with u
racer to attend the Hazel Dell races,
While coming in the cEuseway before
reaching the bridge breechh4nd broke
and the horse became unmAnagesble.
He ran the sulky into JhInOs Dennes +
buggy and Knocked out four epokee.
The horse crossed the bridge and
passed at a rapid rate up Market street,
Dopu'y irving his best TO hold him and
sew raj persons making vain efforts tc
sjcp him. When above Fifth street bt
common el 10 kick violently ,endAn2er
! log the life Of mis- driver,
TX. Policeman william L. Heal, see
ing tue danger Deputy was In, rushet
in and threw himself on the horse
head. and bore him into the sidewsIl
| In front of the Delaware House, wher
| he was secured and his owner rescue'
from his perilous position. The sulk
zss ve.y uuch broken up, and III
lhur-e some what skinned about the legt
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

one person for member OF tho Council for
the term of two yetr3. Dne person for In
~ cctor of the Filth election district
mo person for Inspector and one person
for Assistant Inspector for the Sixth cleo
ton district.
une perls for Inspector and one persen
the Atpistent Inspector for tho Seventh cleo
ton dittrict.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
L.uoki

The May entertainment of the U. A.
IN. E. church will be repeated with
music by band on Saturday evening,
20th inst, at National Hall. Admission
Ii nanfH.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
SIXTH WARD.

One person for member ofthe Council for
the yeim of two yoaTs. ono person Tor In.
peator ,or the thirteenth elec lion district.
tlne person for inspector and ono persa n
for Assistant Inspector for the Fourteenth
election District.
inc person for inspector and one person
for Assistant Inspector for tne Fifteenth
election district.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
They Met ON Common Ground.

A well known member of Congress
called uuou the President on Saturday
tor the purpose Of presenting To him a
newly married couple, constituents OF
hrs, who were anxious to see Mr. Cleve.
and The member of Congress placed
marked emphasis In the introduction
to the fact that The people he WAS pre-
senting ~e,e newly married. He added
With a flourish: 81 commend them to
/ your attention"
| The President said to the groom, az
he gazed upor he bride, 81 copRratu-
| late you, sir," shaking him warmly by
tho hand 40 he spoke.
The Bridegroom bluShed, and for s
moment did not know what 70 say
Then no buried out, 81 hope tho Ameri
eau people vii! soon have an opportu
Unity 10 offer similar congratulations t
iyou"
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
LA DIES S.

Indispensable to Ladies'. no drugs. safe
end always reliable. Endorsed By pTomi-
mont physicians, and worth its weight In
gold. Enclose 20. (stamps) for full paTicu-
Ladies can address MS In sacred confidence.
Mention this paper.
Tho French Specific Company,
st. Adams Place, Philadelphia, Pa.
ml1y
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
Tho Weather.

Tomorrow promiaes to be fair and
wArmerf followed by local showers.
Sunday, fair with nearly stationary
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
DIED.

GARRETr-ln this city, on the 2bth inst,
ELI Garrett, in the 5oth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited TO attend his funeral from HIS late
residence, No. 1915 delaware avenue, on
Seventh tay afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Inter
ment at wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
WARE-At Port Norris, New Jersey, May
20, 1888, Rebecca W., wife OF Edwin M.
Ware.
Funeral At Bridgetou, N. J on Saturday
morning, May 20, at 10 O'Clock. Train Leaves
Philadeiphia at 8 O'Clock.
|SoLOMoN.-on May q, Mary A., widow
of John Solomon.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attsnd tho funeral services at heI
late residence, T0b French street, on Sunday
30th inst, at O'Clock p. m. lnterment pri
vato
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
MARRIED /.

aETTY-AIK EN.-At Christiana M. e.
Parsonage, on the 2etn inst, by Rev. JOS.
Dare, Mr.. James +. Getty and Miss Anna
Lizzie Aiken.
IOK-HEANER.-On Thursday, May n,
in the Union Methodist Episcopal parson-
| sonage by the Rev. Adam Stenyle, MIR.
John W. Dick, of this city to Miss mary
| u. hcaner, Of Rochester, Pa,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

e tie REPUBLICAN, Office IN the aeade
o'clock 10 O'Clock IL o'cl0of
5go $50 81
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
gu NJ ARKET s! RECT.
Special Suits.

Those special suits-S1o.5o
going out nicely. We
can fit more people than We
first supposed. Ho"eves,
we're CAD Of il. They're
worth SIS, every one Of
them, Our G A. E.. Suit >
at So and $40. with white
vest and extra set OF buttons
cannot be equalled in thc
State.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

Misses button school shoe in Delaware
only $1.25, at the Family Shoe House
206 Market street. VIM. 81. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28
SEVENTH WARE.

One person for memb.r of Council for the
torn Of two years. One eraon for Inspect or
and ono per on LOT Assistant Inspector for
ths Sixteenth election district.
OGe person ior ln,ptotor aud one person
for Assistant inspector tor the Seventeenth
election disttict.
ono p9lson for Inspector and one person
\ for A ssisthnt Inspector tor the Eighteenth
election district.
EIGHr1 WARD.
Ono person for member OF the Council for
L the term of two yeas One persou for In
spectOr and one person for Assistant Iuspeo.
tor for the ElAsteenth election district.
ono person for Inspector And ono person
for Assistant Inspector for the twentieth
election district.
for Assistent Inspector tor the Twenty -hrs
election distrist.
NINTH WARD.
fne person for member oftheCounci for thu
term OF two years. une person for inspector
and one person for Assistant Inspector fel
the IWenty second esction district
Gno person for inspector and ono person
for Assistant Inspector for the TWenfy-thit
detection district.
TENTH WARD.
One person for member Of the Council 70
L the term OF two years. One person f)r In
( spector and one person for Assistant lbspeC
4 tor for the Twenty fourth election dis
tr.ot.
thr assistant inspector for tho Twenty II III
election district.
ELEVENTH WARD.
enc person for member Of the Council fo
D the term OF two years. One person Tor IL
lEpeotor and one pereon Tor Assistant In
tBpec-or for the Twenty-sixth election al
ltrlct
POlls open between tho hours Of IL o'clocl
}, a. m, and IL O'Clock, noon, and close at
!, ko'clock, p. m. VI. Is. hYLeND,
may asst Clerk OF the Council,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-28

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