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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution an zee bill No
eIss issued out Of the clerks office of the circuit
colrt OF ROCK Island county, and state of Illinois
anu 70 me directed. whereby / am commanded
10 make tne amount Of certain Judgment re-
centiy opiained against Frank Hamerly, and
in favor OF Jacob Bamerly, ont of the lands
tenements, goods and chattels of the said defend
ant. Frank Hameriy have levied upon the
following property to-wit
The one equal undivided one-nlnth d-al Of loi
seven (7). block two t2l, in sinneu's addition 10
the city of Rock Island as the property Of Frank
Hamerly, ali in the eiiy Of Rock Island cpunty of
Rock island and state of illinois
Therefore. accordtng to said command. I shall
expose for sale at public auction all the right title
and interest Of the above named Frank ann
erly, in and TO the above described property,
on Monday, the 9th day OF July. 1855, 2
O clock D. m. at the north door Of the court
house in the city Of Rock Island in the county Of
Rock Island and state Of Illinois, for cash in hand
to satisfy said execution and lee bill.
Dated ut Rock Island, this 18th dsv Of June
p 1888 T. S. SILVIS,
Sheriff Of Rock Island county, Illinois.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

The original estimlse of the cost of the
Congressional Library hnilding at WASH
ington was S2,0O0,O0l, but under present
plants an expenditure Of $7.0OO.0o0 to
SIC, ,000, 600 will be required to finish it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

Cats are found to be the best extermin-
ators of rabbits in New Zealand. They
do great havoc among the young ones,
and in some sections scarcely a rabbit is
to be seen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for cats
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevel
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25 cents pei
box. For sal by Hsrtz & Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

There is need of n Theatrical glossary.
Here is n new term used in The ''profes>
sion Miss Thalia Siddons will go on
the road with Box and Coz She will
he featured -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

monster frog swallowed a chicken al
Oconee, Ga, the other day, and seemed
to be rellshing the bite immensely when
the owner killed him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
tly 1-dw
Health is Wealth |

DR. f. C. Vests Nerve snd Brain treatment, a
guaranteed specific for hysteria, dizziness, con-
vulsions fits, nervous neuralgia, heaiache, ner-
vous prostration caused by the use of alcohol OF
tobacco, wakefulness. mental depression. soften
ing of the brain resulting in insanity and leading
to misery decay and death, premature old age,
barrenness, loss Of power in either sex, involun
tsry losses and spermatorrhoes cansed by over
exertion OF the brain, self sbuse or over indul
gence Each box contains one month treatment.
81 box or six boxes for S., sent by mail prepsid
~ ran.i INT Iaft taricn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

Swarms of Chinese are landing in Brit
ish Columbia and stealing across the
border into the United States.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
DRUNKENNESS

| or''Ss ,iaq LIQUOR habit, Positively cu,., -
administering pr Haines' aoldeS W
speSdc
1t caa be gwen IN ..ao.o, "'f'se or tea witbou,
the knowledge of the person faklng It: II Ia aos-
iltely harmless. and VIII effect permanent a.
sneedY cure, whether the patient is a moderpt
drinker or an slcpholic wreck. Phousands a,
druIkards have been male temperate men vhn
have taken iolden Specific Ia their coffee with
out their knowledge and today bel eve they ouit
drinking Of thrir own free will 1T SEYEG
FAIL = The sysem onea impregnstod with the
Np-cdc, Il ber1nes an utter impos.ibility for the
liquor appetite 10 exist For sale by T. H. Thorn,
aud Marshall 4 Fisher, Druggists, Rock I.isni
His frha-iwlv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Perfect Ventilation and
Drainage.

Itis believed that St Mary's is unsurpassed in
its refining Influences, in the high standing OF Hs
nnpils and patrons, in the beauty and comfort u
rs annointments. in the thoroughness and variety
Of its instruction, in the spirit OF oraer and naus
trv that peryades II. st Mary's scheoi Is recon-
mended to parents who wish 10 place their aaIsh-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
TWENTY-FiRST YEAR.
A Christian School for Girls

Founded, 1868; enlarged, 1872 and 1880. COM
peted and newly furnished Throughout, 1sss
The Rector, Vice Principal and Matron who
founded the school, continue in charge The off,
GERS and teachers reside with the Rector and his
family in the school.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
On the First and Second Floors

The building is of brick heated by four large
boilers; lighted by gas; interior finished in natur-
al wood; furniture new and elegant water sup
ply unlimited; bath rooms on every floor; the best
am and material have been employed in securing
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Tn, ,, pisv psxssts.

A regular weekly meeting OF the
Street and eewer Directors vas held
last evening, and the following business
was transacted: The cutters on Frank
lin str eet, between Third aud Fourth,
were ordered TO be paved. william
Forrest was I'll ven permission 10 set 76
feet OF curb pn Heald stJ eet. Psrmis
sion was graHted ID. j. d enion to tap
drain on PenHsylvania avenue In order
70 drain the new residence now being
erected for ii Victor Cause.
Henry Hillbr was given authority to
set 100 feet Of curb on Harrison street
between Beach and Oak streets. Gut.
ters were ordered on the north side OF
Tenth street between Adams and Jack
son, and east side Of Adams street be.
tween Tenth aud Eleventh. New crcss-
iuRs wers ordered on the north side oil
Tenth, Adams and Jack 500 streets.
The salary Of the secretary was In
orfased from 300 TO 81 900 per year.
The oity tteAslrer reported balance
on hand TO the credit OF the board oi
$50, ,O52.0
Clerk Of tie Market Smeltz reported
that tho net collections of the market
for the past month were $938 46
Before ad1ourning the following or
ders were directed to be drawn: Weekly
payroll, $9b Al; salaries, S16b. and o
engineering department, s203.3S,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
rps opal. races -

This Ia the generic designation Of the
white race bestowed by our copper color
ed brother, the "noble savage" The
Caucasian, though many shades lighter,
is not necessarily pallid. But when bis
cutIele has the parchment colored tint,
an d his cheeks the hollownsss Indicative
of want OF bodily stamina, he we'll
deserves the appelation of pale face"
These factiRl indications should suggest q
course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. an
acknowledged rehabiliiator OF falling
strength aud renewer Of bodily substance.
1t is derived exclusively from botanic
sources-is pure and efficient. Its in
vigorsting action Is prompt, thorough
and speedily felt. Can the ike be said oi
most tonics? Scarcely Appetite, as well
as the ability TO satisfy 1t without subse.
queut discomfort. is renewed By 1t. and
II effectually tones the liver and bowels
II fortihee the system against malaria
and rheumatism, and remedies nervous
ness and kidney complaints.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Hospital Fair,

Tho coming fair for the benefit Of the
Della Fars Hospital promises to bo
very brilliant and social affair. The
ladies' having the matter In charge are
from the ftst families In our city, and
sre leaving no Efforts undone to make
the vlsitoEs enjoy themselves. The
ohsirlady bf the various oommitle' =
are as follows:
On promenade concert, wal,er
d. Bush; He'll show, " "a Waller ID.
Bush; refteshmsnp Mta Tbomaa Rel.
,sni iemohaae. IRE. George Zim; foi al,
mS. >. Watner; fancy article
tsoIe, Mies Julia Maull and Mrs,
Z. q RI mford; boys department, Mia
S.llie spruanos; central committee,
/ hrs. Il y Gnpin. Supper, for which
nu elaborate menu will be prepared,
will be served from until 10 O'clock.
Tie object Of the fair 10 Q worthy one
and stoul I'D be well pAtronizsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
N. MGgary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
5, {, Cor. 9Th and TatRa|L.

We promised to tell you
something about Refrigera-
tors this week, but on &C
count Of not having q full
stock we will put that some
thing off until next week.
We have a few, some very
file ones and some very
cheap ones which we will
sell you for the next few
days at 20 per cent off; that
means a SI3 Refrigerator
for 5000, Do you want it!
The SI2 Silk Plush Rat
tan Baby Carriage is moyiog
this week; moving from us
Ito you. Just got in another
lot OF them and we're here
to sell.
While we're telling you
of our other goods, dom
forget our Carpsts. You
that have been here know
THAT we have the best ar.
ranged carpet room in tn,
lefty. Plenty of room anc
light. You enter from Sixth
street; no stairs to go up
I'VE have a larger stock thar
Iany two stores in town
lWhy shouldn't we be ablt
to sell cheaper than any one
| See our goods and price
and you'll know what we'r'
saying is fact.
We will be prompt il
laying your Carpets. NJ
waiting fer a week. D.
Iyou know what it is to have
bare floors waiting for th'
lcarpet men to lay your car
ipetsl Buy of us and wei
Iguarantee you to lay then
promptly.
Our pet" has gone; tn
1875 oak suit; we've &c
another though; maybe you
like it as well, but weldon
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Lanps. No. Il L. TIL, udsr NuI
ksulihuS,UhtA Itema.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Rdvl
TeAklo, sos 5onIh Eleventh street,
on Monday, the victim Of on ouirA|
robbery. His stsry, as told By O
EtRAr, acting lieutenant Of the \
Leenth distrlct, was tha, on I'd
mornloR he met o stranger AtTsll
Locust slreete, who had tevtiSl
With him, and then inViled hl1
room At 1893 Locust street.
reAkle was given some druHHed
He was then uudressed bhd pat
He i'm m6diAtely became uuNti
and did not rovive until 4o'clOck
afternoon. His jewslry, valued
$50 In cash, and wAlstooat Ald %
disappeared.
SPECIAL 01ioer McLiuzhlr
tailed op tho ospo. He fount
white man and a oolOred ns,li
In the house. After ths roblSi
bought q vAlise and ataE!td "
ineton, N. j., where q party
ranged for last evening.
Barton A. ReardcE, smpIel
Wapamaker's, vlslled the OAla
teotlves yesterday In References 70
gram from 0lAthe, X ,rSasi anl0
Ihe killing Of bis bioihsF' 70
RsaTdon, near thst place, bt is
posse while resisting arrest % ~
Of being . horse thief and desi
Mr.. ReardoD said he did mol Oei
stories sbou. his brother. Elo
eeLIly started In q wagon iool
Oregon. The deeeaIed VA
merry employ ed o. WanamsLa
Ohlef OF Detsctlves tetRrAphu
5neriG Of OlAtbe asking hin
oughly investigate OIL tDs
stances OF the shooting
In references to the silien.
James O Hand, Jr, vlo Nn
ed In Colorado, would hls y
an estate Of $4,000 at DID s Is
IL said thst the amount soaiu a
ceed $40, 900. The nuilesTT
the grandson Of The ia'' y
Hand, iron merchant
The Coron,r's jag O'1a ia
that the death Of Enna, I'm ~,
ored, sSed az years, ~ "a. q; :, S )!
nal operation perfois,.1 "
Rsld. who was comn,'',s,, ~, hi
OF the deceased, whioA
well, was still born
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Fifth EDITION,
QaArtarlx M...,

The Concord auarterly 49,,
Ts s,sss OF representatives irom n.sSa Sa
Onse.ef, aoshen, Concord, Wil,,,a.oa!J,
and Birmingham. Each a, ths,a a q
SENDS Tour representative "a ,hs pug ns
seriy meeting. Among thoss s WV
yesterday were the following u piese1
from Pennsylvania: David .nAle
a Aobingtop, Montgomery oopD,.. p0,u; W
,,nm Way, OF Chester count,.
fiitcraft, OF Chester, and L,di, p.a ell
OF Germantown Those nroni.,h rh
the business Of the meetlnv . sus ~a,sI
Powell and Samuel Oonpo, "o,'SOss ., zoe
element N. Biddie and Tbon,, M ~ ~.
CUES. OF PHILADELPHIA; Joel Sbs,nls..
Middlstovni Lewis B, Hsryps '''
Media; Lewis Palmer, OF Conco,S
William P. Bancroft, Thom,s W.
Albert W. Smith aud R1- wv WI
Wilmington. sun
The yearly meeting will oouu,,
In Philadelphia on Monday, NAV it
and the following m.mbst. vs,s
pointed TO attend: D.rhv Thor
Qarriaues, John Kestsr ia M
Powalli oheater, Arthur H. NIddlst
lewis b. Harvey aud Joel sham
Gothen, Thomas Kirk, EIWooI In
Icy and Israel l., Bartrafh; CouOd
Daniel 8. Thatcher, John il, Nsv
and r. Crosby FAlrlamb; wilmlts
Albert W. Smith, EilWooi Garrett
~ Newlin Gawthrop; BIrmiuTb
Philip r. Sharpless, Thomas q.
A-d jonathan Trsvllli.
The following women wers sppoII
by their meeting TO attend The I'd
meeting: Mary MoAlllItsr,
OonArd, Amy D. Eivatds, Ann q
Mercer, Sarah j. Cox, Rsbecc,
Bartram, Margaret j. styer,
; Phipps, Mary Pyle, Enza blnd
Hannah G. Darlington and May
lington, Jr.
The following four nenOrs wen
pos ted, rs tie representing comm
OF the yearly meeting:
. Clement Blddle ci Blrmlrsti1
! Hibbaid BArtram Of eushsu,
Smith and Martha Dodgscu oi d
D John Tra7illa OF West ChuS vi
. po..tsd the correspondent Il b,
!. terly meeting
!! A report was read, showing nj
] dition Of the monthly nAl1gi
i~ivinR statements OF The az
scn 7ols connected with the same
showed t.rt out Of i75 scholars
IY6 wa,e tha on,, ven OF Friends
next quarterly meeting VIII Ma =,
Concord, Pa, on Tuesday, JulI y
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
DIED,
DIED.
nItDNr ....-.n -..l 49, ,nnn

PUHkY- Fourth month aoth, 1855. nary
X Pusey, in the oS year Of hsr age.
RtlAtiYes and fTtonds ArS respectfully In.
ylteh TO attend her fnneral from her late
residence, Ne. eo1 West strest, wilmington,
Del, stB O'Clock p. u, CT 4tl day, bta mo.
2nd IL ternent private
NF1BkK ER.-.On tho 30aa o. A orll. Mary
A wife Of John NObeker, agsu GO 5ears,
AelA.sves and friends arc respect ulIy In
vlted " attend the iuDeral from the resi-
dttoe OF her butbAnd, In newport, en-
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock without
fu1ther notice. Services in Newport Epis.
oobal Church. lntermsnt in the shuich
oe netery.
TQWHSLEY-In this city, on A2rii soth,
kllwood H., son OF VIM L.. and Annie
ToWnsley, in tho 18th ysAr OF his bEs.
Relatives and fIiends ara respectfully in.
| vited 10 attend the funeral At hls late resi-
danoe. eo) bennett street, on Thursday
afternoon 1T O'Clock. Iztorm ent 1T River
view uemstery.
JEFFSR!S.-ln TehuA7tepto, Mexioo, on
the lth instant, Walter p, youngest son Of
Jervis and Maria II. Jefe;is, in the 3rd
year Of his age.
EEIaHr.-un May 4 william Kalghn
aged - years.
Relatives And friends arc respectfully IT,
| vlted to attend hla funeral from tho reti
dencs OF ais sonin.law, Elwo d II. MOusIey
| lcak;N tanton, Whtto Oiay JTeeE Hundred
| On Friday morning at IL o'clock. lDlormea
" Mt. chlom Osmetsry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
The DueI Fought.

PARIS, Nay THE expected duel be
tween the Duke Gramont and M. Rain
baud came Of very quietly to day at the
favorite dueling grounds on the race
course Of Vesinet The weapons chosen
we're swords and the hour was / p N,
General De Baufremont aud Marquis De
LAgrande were the Dukes seconds M
G. Espelets and Alfonso De Adams
acted for n RainbAud At the third en-
gagement RAinbaud prlcked his Adver
sary in the groin aud the combat ceased
The wound Is about an inch In depth, but
is not dangerous After the duel th'
Duke was taken to the home of his wife
and he is now asleep. II is rumored II
the cluts 70 night that he will Withdraw
from the Cerele de Ia Rue Roysl.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Plttsburg saloon Keepers.

PITTsBuEs, May l.-At 10 O'Clock last
night the Brooks liquor law went into
practical operation, and 5G2 saloons Gu
OF 727 in this city closed up, probably
never to be re opened. A large number
OF the saloon keepers who were refused 8
license have decided to quit the business
but respectable minority will hold ovel
for year with the hope of getting {
license next year In Allegheny County
there were 1851 applications for licenses
but only is5 were grarted.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
nMss me O,her way.

This morning DR.. Jester was ARRESTED
for drunken asss on King street betwesI
Fourth and Filth. and after he wat
locked Ip claimed that he was the vic.
tim Of an outrage. He denied being
drunk, and said that he Was standing
In front Of store waiting for the pro
prietnr to come out, when q drunken
ofhcer came along and dragged him u
the hall. Let this be rs 1t by, natter
we're certaiSly reversed by the time th'
oficer suoeeeded In getting him to tbs
police station, and the doc;or WAS verS
drunk.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
A Gard.

George W. Jackson, tha only bill
poster, Wishes 10 Win the people
AsainsI certain parties who are at.
tempting TO obtain posst scion Of his bill
boards for their own use These par
ties are also in eearch OF fenoee aud
other sites fer the purpose OF putting Ut
bill boards, but II those having placed
OF this kind 10 let will call on Wash nj
No lis West Ninth street, they vii
find that he sil! treat with them in tn,
mcst liberal manner. he also solic!u
work In his line, aud will fnd you
child II II should happen to be lost,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Arrived in california.

Letters have been received by Mr..
Thompson, Of Green Hill, announcing
the safe arrival Of Mrs. Wood and party
at PasoendA, and out OF the entire num-
Der the old lady seemed the least ia
sigued by the trip. Fer soA wIites that
she 10 80 well PLEASED With her short ex'
perience with California lie that were
II not for her grandchildren she would
have no desire to return to this city
Flowers, fruits and vegetables All
growing on the Pacific slope, and 1t II
not surprising that persons hRiling from
. section where vegetation Is dormant
for nearly half the year should b
pleased TO witness such great change
and experiencing such q pleasant tom
perAture.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Losses BY FIRE

LOhbeh W
NEW YORK, Msy IA M
hour this moruins h'e w. "A
ad,aiSipT ~ IN nv the the old Hlya.iis
strss,' sS,s on The be- upper pOrlIop1, ion. d NJ
wa Ss' faSpisSsd TSruSiSS r. foomr, ard t,Ii. ~,
veI sons were sleeping IN the SSsi, SSs I
ia only one st.irWsy, y n.
saved unhurt through shn,,,u,S,ly ~
Oaicer Il!icb, who pro- MI
woned the nremsn; IT ITo 70 srs
Mrs MAhsr were asleeP 4, ,hsy
on the upper floor, a1d ~ r,o.i ,a.I /
rled out by 6rsmen .. y, doyu .
Another fire shit ma NJ 1 lon
Broad way, vhich c1g'ta !, !. tibSrt
SIC. 000, oriRina'eu,. u
40 KsITnspTRo, s,sSrrIs 'tnS NJ, h,5 GsstI.
Sa.Ins.. wnlGs ''1ssSd PORTION Of ,.ssss,,ss DO a
o'ciock this nOrniOs' ''''
loss. rorn Msy
a, az esrly hOar I LGi, svs .It sioa
occupied by PsnalS.Cii ins. oi ,sJ,&'
makers, caused q lO'A u,
by inturance, Nav Ia
q snsoiaI eaS says twrntJ li5ns hGns's , 10
n Trenton, ny s3SSO S,
o %; insursEce, S1o'UV
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
In Nav Quarters,

The German Turner Association have
removed their headquarters to the second
floor of the Mccullough building, Fifth
neal ly fitted up. Messrs. Cooney & Mul-
rlne, who formerly occupied the room for
dancing purposes, at the request OF sew
ca patrons, have decided to continne
their evening sociables for 3 few weeks
longer, and nave secured tLis cosy room
for Wednesday and b .urdav eyenipks
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
a rimely Warning.

Mayor Rboads gives timely warning
Of the banoo shArps. who win no doubi
be In this oily. ntx. Monday, when the
circus Is here. Ho will Issue strict or.
ders to h's oiiicars ~ keep . sharp look.
out for all suspicious chAfn,. teis, but IS
these man generally manage 10 s"t In
their work despite the police, It will &c
well for all, especially persons coming
In from the country, 70 bs on the look.
out for them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
E.1!P[1EH55

Every season marks g
new epoch with us. Not
only do we not follow Others
we do not follow ourselves.
To see great and real ad-
vances in styles, qualities
and prices come here.
Especially showing this,
Just now, are the beautiful
new lines OF Mems, Boys
and Children's wear. For
choice novelties you natural.
ly and necessarily look to us
and are never disappointed
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Drovnsd A. naunnr,.

1este'~.ay, while = 10-year old boy,
ap'ed Chsries Thompson, Jr., was sit
ling on a wharf fishing, he lost bis bal.
anee and fell overheard, and drowned
bt fore assistance could reach bin The
remains were afterwards recovered, and
Coroner Barnhlll notified He went to
Newport in the afternoon, aud after In
vestigatlsg the matter, gave certificate
OF accidentally drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
TAlRD EDITION.
news sammary.

1..o,,h rrvsvas arrested near Santa
D. E.litornIa, on Monday night on
M charge Of Being one Of the men who
snhhsd tss stage near CloVerdale last
s.tosdsv He made confession yester'
Az admitting bis guilt, but saying that
y he Vas I'D % the deed BY his brother-in-
law, Eugene Preas.
pr charles Z. simmons. President OF
the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rtctions, in New York, hss sued tne exc
ecutors Of the Tilden estate Tor tl4o ,soV
tor medical attendance upon Samuel j.
Tildeu from 1879 to the time Of his death,
nearly eight years.
A telegram from Durand, Wisconsin,
..vs there Is another big hood on the
Chime v Valley division OF the chicago,
NIlTaukee and et. Paul Railway. Miles
oftrack below DurAnd are submerged, and
All trains have been abandoned.
The Dutch bark Jan Nelchen, from
Rotterdam for Philadelphia, with cargo
of empty barrels, w,nt ashore on ten-
wick Island Shoals yesterday aiternoon'
Her crew were landed safely. Inc tui
North America went TO her assistance
John Rpsls war found dead in bill
room At sweeny's Hetel, in New YORK
Yesterday morning. He had turned oi
the gas without lighting 1t. de regiseer'
cd from Ashland, Penna.
A despatch from Woodeville, New
Hampshire, says the Connecticut river !
higher than At any time since 1879, and
still rising.
locomotive ran into hand-car, nea
Elko, Nevada, Monday plight. Two sec
ton men were killed AAd three severel.
injured.
James Harris, eolored, who criminall
assaulted Nrs. n. Simmons, in Vickf
burg, Tennessee. Sunday night, wa
lynched Monday night.
There were g. s25, 553 pieces, valued .
1881, ,20s. .4S, coined at the MiRts Of th
United States during the month of April
The decrease in the public debt durin
the month Of April was So 2S5 800. Tots
cash in the Treasury, $500, $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
bporlinK Nataa.

Con, Dugau and Jim Larkin, feather
Weights, fought on q barge up the Hud-
soh Hlyer early yeste day morning. Two
ounce gloves were used and Queensberry
rules governed. Larkin had The best OF
the opening round, but in the second his
wri,t was broken or badly hurt. The
hght continued, however, until the
twelfth round, when Dugan, who had
trled and did throw his opponentin somt
instances, lost on foul. Larkin q
gameness was commended.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Nominated ,or ulark

AT caucus held by the Democratic
members uf Council last evening for
me purpose Of agreeing upon clerk To
the City Auditor, John Boughman was
nomiRsted upon the first ballot. He will
be elected by Council at It's meeting on
Ihursday evening. Mr.. Boughman Il
iuily qualiaed Tor the position, and will
nc doubt make an elick4t clerk.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
win be tSeMppo nled.

Tomorrow Mayor Rboads will 70
eppoint the old Board Of Health. and
he certainly shows his wisdom by so
doing, as Is has proved itself one Of tho
bsst aud moRt effsotive this city hAs
ever had. 1t was rumored that DR..
Draper would decline rsappointment,
but 1t 10 nov stated that he has agreed
10 enrHA.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
For oaTpets-Orsnar &c Co.
Fnnerai OF Pitcher Ferguson.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 1.-The
remains OF hsrles j Ferguson reached
mere from Philadelphia his morning, and
we're inferred in Maplewood. Clubs of tht
Nationsl League all sent flowers.
D. M: Ward, president Of the Brother
MOOD OF Baseball p ayers, of which the
1eAd pitcher was member, also sent
handsome floral tribute.