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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

TIMBER AND ny VIRTUE OF TRUST DEED
u executed by v. and g. A. MhdduN 30 the UNI
deniguci Trustees, ON December !, lS'l, duly TO
corded IN hook 49, ppgo "a and ns directed by
decree entered IN the cause Of W. T. York VI G. A.
Maddux, No. 6jGA H. -, Chanooy Court OF Shelby
County, on November u, 1855. We will, on
saturday, December y, 1883,
"a front Of tho courthouse door Of shelby County,
la Memphis, Tenn, sell 20 the highest bidder tho
following described real estate In tho second Civil
District OF SHELBY County Teun.. namely;
A tract OF t0s4 acns, being sAmo irlct OF land
conveyed by Thomas q. Nsstcrson and John Trim
bio 10 W. s. Garner by deed dated May 10. is96
aud recorded IN tho Registers oiilcc OF shelby
County. In Book ~, page Os, aud devised "
Charlotte Ann Maddux then Garner by the will
VI said W. Gamer, Of rccor1 ln the Probate Court
Of said county In VIII hook No. n page 80, les
And except 1914 acres thereof conveyed March q,
1854 n w. H. Tfutier, and a. acres conveyed April
"a. lthO, 20 W. T.. York. TRUSTEE aud 70 arrca con-
veyed DECEMBER ~ 1871. 10 !. Washington. cob
orcd, and hGg scrcs conveyed November 3 1881, 10
said Washington. Reference being made 10 oil Of
aid dccds tot a moru particular description.
Hy sid Chnnccfy decree We are required not 10
scl any Of said tract which lies west Of the Ran.
doph and Raleigh ruld unless tho portion lying
east should not sell lr sufficient 10 paw the debt,
Interest and costs fecnryd b. aAld trust docl Na
Will therefore oicr The ca part hrsi, and Ia cnsu
u docs not ralzo said debt VI then scll the ~
malndcE
Tcnhi oi sale ns Gzcd ~ S,id decree arc one.
hall purchase mnuCy rsg srlc Toe siN months aud
one half AZ twelve months pufgiUscr % execute
notrs 90 vs. bearing Interest irul dain With--L.
sopnl security, aui lien r'.airri ou Tho pfnp---
Equity OF redemption. dover and Homestead
FRANK y. pO-TuN.
JOHN n FLEMING.
Trustees
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CHICAGO, Ill.,, Nov 23-George Burg
graf, who runs meat market in the out
skirts of the city and resides in the rear,
was awakened early yesterday morning
by slight nol5e, and, US lac raised his
head. two men opened the door between
the shop and hisroom aud entered. Jump
lug up he seized the man nearest him.
The other ran 10 the counter in the shop,
picked up two cleayeB and returned TO
the aid OF his companion. Burggraf was
struck on the head with one OF the cleav-
ers and the scalp laid open for six inches.
The blow floored him. BY tho time he
regained his feet the second man had time
enough to hand one OF the cleavers to his
partner and both burglars attacked him.
The fight was 80 bot that one OF the men
thought best 10 ggL out. Burggraf Crap
pied with the remaining burglar. They
fought all over the place, the butcher
managing to keep hold on the mans
right arm and prevented further use of
the cleaver.
The racket aroused the other members
OF the family, and the wife, who is an i'm
valid, responded to the call, together with
her mother and sister The burglar made
a desperate fight lie BIT the fingers OF the
woman, and the keen edge OF the cleaver
lacernted them. He was finally oyerpow-
cred and tied with ropes. Then Mrs.
Burggraf tainted. Bulggraf shouted for the
police. An officer responded, and the
burglar, who was covered with blood, was
taken TO the station. a surgeon was sent
to Burggraf, and found that lac had four
severe scalp wounds and "a badly cut hand.
Burggrafs mother-in.law had the left
cheek laid open by a stab from the cleayer,
exposing the teeth and iaw-bone, and
the sistcr-in-law had the thumb of
her right hand bitten TO the bone.
This wound was cauicIized. DR.. Brand
said that BurgrHrs wound would
not cause him much trouble il inlamma-
ton did not set In, and that the others
were not badly hurt Mrs. Burggraf's
condition was critical. The excitement
and excrtion when She was 30 weak, has
caused much alarm and lac could venture
no opinion rs TO the result in her case.
At the station the prisoner gave his
name rs Henry Walter, German, twenty
four years old. lie said tho job had been
planned by his companion who knew that
Bnrgraf s customers, who work in the
factories thereaboul, always pay him
Mplupgloya
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A naIloon,.ta Narrou E.cnpe

CANTON, O., Nov. 20. -The widening Of
the Cleveland, Canton & Southern Rail-
road from narrow to standard guage was
celebrated here yesterday with a parade
and balloon ascension and parachute
jump by Oscar Hunt. Hunt came near
losing his life, one rope of his trapeze
breaking when he was about /, 800 feet in
the air Hunt chung to the unbroken rope
and was whirled about like top until the
balloon descended. He was unable to
work his parachute, and upon reaching
terra flrma he was found 10 be bad y
bruised and cut up by the apparatus.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DUEsUAST TO TIE POWERS oF A CIR
l. tain deed oi trust IA nae as Iris.co. dated July
~ lisa rcconicd In iu1k 10 ~ Tagc " oi the
Shelby Count Registers u.icc. default having
been male In the payments thercin provided ilr
and !. having been ~ requested ~ ths bcncAcir
flus, viii. on
Tuesday, December ~, 1883,
NJ the southwest corner oi Main and Madison
streets In the city oi MUnphis, Taxing District a
shelby County, Tenn, hctrcvn legal huun5 unsr
aud eli At pablo auction, ~ Tho highest bidder
for cash. the following roal estate IN tho city e
Memphis. Taxing District Of shelby County, and
State ol Tennessee. to-wit
The south part Of Lot - a. laid down oa tho
map OF said city beginning ~ the northeast Inter.
section of Socond street with tho alley between
Concord and OYeflun fiructA thence north with
the east side Oi second street S1 feet thence cat
and parallel with Concord street "a feet thence
south parallel with Scond ttfoot 81 feet a. aid
alley; thence west with aid alloy 10 the beginning
The equity 81 redemption "a waived. shall sell
and ronNey ~ Trustee Only.
Sale begins At ~ o'clock noon
CBYLoN FRAZER, Trustee
NJ n TrcscyanL Attorney.
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. ~. iss&
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snfe-l.lenrr. ni Nlork.

BrDDRFoRD, Me, Now 23.-Burgiars
broke into the Boston X Maine Station at
Pine Point last night aud blew open the
safe. The front windows were shattered
by tho explosion and the safe door was
blown across Tho Ofic,. The station agent
declines 20 state how much money was
stolen, but SAYS thlt the burglars were
we'll paid for their work Yesterday was
the weekly pay day for the Boston &
Maine employees, and the wages OF the
station men and section hands were in the
sale.
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Mems All wool Tron,er. sos.
A nnEAK IN pmcE OF cLoAKs.

Our Cloak stock is simply immense
Plush, Cloib, silk and Beaver--Ladies'
misses and children s--short and long,
Jackets aud Raglans, all Of the latest de.
signs and all marked today at prices
lower than ever offered.
$40 will buy handsome Wraps.
500 will buy comfortable warm Wraps.
- will buy nobby stylish Wraps.
$500 will buy plush Modjcska Wraps.
81 will buy elegant Paris Wraps.
Sl5 will buy beautiful winter Wraps.
Sli5O will buy imported braided Wraps.
yIisscs' CIonks Greatly Reduced.
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The Pubic Health Association.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 23.-DurIng
the two days session of the American
Public Health Association, yesterday the
discussion of yellow fever epidemics was
resumed and continued at great length
throughout the day. The executive COM
miitee nominated the board of officers for
the ensuing year, Dr. Hosmer A. johnson,
of Chicago, being the nominee for presi-
dent
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our public debt Nay, more. Subject the
personal property Of the State to its share
OF the burdens OF taxation and to that ex-
tent real estate will be relieved and fund
sufficient to maintain our public schools
for nine months in the year will accumu
late, and all our public enterprises receive
new impetus and renewed vigor.
FRANCIS FENTREss.
Bolivar, Tenn, Nov. %.
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Mrs. Gouih.s CondIiInn.

NEw York, Nov. 23.-speaking OF MRS.
Jay Gould's condition this morning DIR.
Baldwin, the attendant physician, said
"a perccptblc change has taken place in
her condition since yesterday. She spent
q poor night and is gradually sinking to-
day."
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Terrible Enrcnnrnings.

Cough In the morning. hurried or difficult
breathing, missing phlegm, tightness In the chest
quickened pulse, Chiliness In the evening or
swcats at night, all orGny OF these things arc tho
iirst STAGES Of consumption. Ackers English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful symptoms,
Holster, druggist.
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We have just received 30 cases Of mems,
womons aud children's Shoes that
should have reached hero some months
ago. Thoy are all custom made and of
superior quality. We warrant every
pair to wear VOL aud give perfect salts
faction.
Ladies' hand made French Kid Shoes at
1915; would DO cheap ior -.
Mems French calf hand owed Shoes ut S..
Ladies' kid Shoes, warranted equal TO any
$3.50 Shoe sold elsewhere, at Sl.09.
Boys school shoes only $3.50.
Misses Spring Heel Shoes ~ Speciality.
Buri's hand made French Kid Shoes, reg.
ullr price IS; today you can buy them
at S. q pair.
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- REMOVED NJ Tus vsa OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and Isomo,cs tho growth
~ the hair.
nurnOs,'s Flavoring extracts arc the
Lest
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fmsr-cLNs table board at Nsn.lola'S
on frCnt street. opposite custom-housN
Tho table Ia supplied With the choices,
food the markets afford aud carefully
served. Regular meals ~ cent?
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UNLOADING

Decorated China Dinner sots 70. unv-
Hands,
Alta great sacrifice In prices an oppor.
tunity that h seldom offered toobtain such
splendid Bargains Cali ai onco and make
a selection. Prices Tor this wcok only.
leo piece sofa price 'i1O we Offer ior suA.
la piece ,oti price Sluh We ofct ilr s7A.
40 piece sets, pT.oo SAM We Offer iur Siil
10 piece sets price u.s.. w oilor f0r tt3l
Ia piece sets, price lith, woOiieT ior slln
l9l piccc sets, price tl2A NO Offer Tor so
ltN piece sctA price Slil We unot flr SIS.
lti piece arta, price SOL We otter Tor tGA
itn piece sets price lsN, We Oder fur tOn
10 piece 'ets price ,lN wo oiitr for 1850
rs piece sofa price iaQ No olcf lor $40
WM. JACK n Sos, ail Main street.
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Lom's Laundry. Telephone 90.

LAnuE are invited 20 call and examine
tho Ia Toaca umbrellas aud Ia Tosca
walking sticks just received by
LupY Z Co,
Opposite Court square.
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orrcEg furnished With towel raci comb.
brush and clean towel every morning lur
20 cents per week. by Memphis Steam
Laundry, Ornament 10 any Office
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Nor day $3.50. isAi deceased ls,lcrs arc
not resolved frpm oil pss Of hs -unify
passing rerg-As. Sssd - tie ruaaA ksdI.
cine Co C.lastas o.. fer Dr. RaTtslsnn's
III \ ~ flf," containing q large nu.ibct u
such letter.
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fULL dress shirts lsundrlcd equal 10 new
At Locb's Laundry. Telephone 90.
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SATURDAYS STERLING BARGAINS.
TIE j. S. MHNKEN COMPANY

Offer astounding bargains today in the
following important departments: Mems
and boys Clothing, ladies' and misses'
Cloaks, Wool Underwear, Gloves and
Hosiery.
SPECIAL NoTE--Do your shopping early as
You can, for these bargains no doubt
will crowd our vast establishment. You
will save money on every purchase to-
day. Open until 8 O'Clock this evening.
sll.50 for mems all wool cashmere Suits,
regular price SlG50.
5Sc for young mems and boys stylish cloth
hats, regular price Sl.5O.
$50 for Mems English worsted Dress Suits,
regular price $3.50.
Fine slIk Lsned o, ercoats Sii75.
Mems All Wool Trousers sos.
Boys knee pants Dress Suits 1915, worth
$40.
Boys good School Suits s2.87, worth $3.50.
Boys OLA ISueo Pants l7c To-day,
Worth 81, Sl,2j and sl5O.
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Trustoe'e Sale.

ny virtue OF . trust deed made y mo by John =.
Nukorson aud wife, ou the IN dAy Of July, tsSs.
aud recorded In tho onco oi the Recorder Of Dccds,
IN tho county Of ~ Frauos an 4 state Of Arkansas
IN volume u page 80 etc, will on
Friday, December 7. 1855,
At Tho southwest corner Of Main aud Madison
ktfuctL McmphiA Tenn, between the hOuns % 10
O'Clock am- aud 3 o'clock IN, offer for salc at
public Outcfy Tor cash, % the highest bidder. the
following nal estate lying In - Francis county.
Ara. aud being all Of frs1tisnsl section ~ town.
ship y, north Of range T. east containing Gu pAi00
scrtN W. l. CLAPF Trustee
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A COURAGEOUS BUTCHER.
WITHOUT ARAs HE oRAPPLEs WITH
Twb BURGLARS.

A Desperate Fight Ensues, in Which One
OF the Burglars Uses a Cleaver,
Woundingthe Butcher and Members
OF His Family.
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l,aasira

TurruoSr Loeb to call for your wash.
Ing, No. 40
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No machinery used In IRONING shirts ai
Locb's Laundry. Telephone 10.
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Misses sprins Heel Shoes u speciaii!
SnIurnI wool Underwear.

Mons auti.malaria natural wool Shirts
no dye sizes - to AZ, at Sl.25 each,
worth -.
Mems mcrino and all wool Socks, 3jc a
pair, or 3 pair Tor -.
Ladies' all wool Iioso only Soc.
Mems and boys wooden Gloves 3je.
Ladies' warm gloves at low prices.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed mcrino Vests Sc
each, worth Sl2j.
Ladies' camcls hair Vests and Drawers
Sl.2j each, worth sl.75.
sPEuAL-Mcn's white and colorod ribbed
Shirts aud Drawers, the most comfort
able and durable Underwear that IA
made, ~ - and - u suit
90 Dessn LButton EId Gloves NJ 5ac,
Regular price sl.e5.
BiE Handkerchief sale To-day.
1000 dozen beautiful IIandkorchieis on
Iuund counter near main entrance.
Look at thum ~ YOU go IN the store.
Sold at about half price.
New Millinery To-day.
We have received special invoice Of Paris
Holiday Bonncia, which arc now OK.
hhitcd rs models IN our Millinery De.
partmcnL Leave your orders early to-
day.
i.ooo French Move Corse nt fac,
Usual price sl25 Today only.
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THs skin is ole-rcd; ehappcd hands and
lips cured by using uylo.
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EyrnTBoDr uses Hylo ior charpcd sl,ln
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AMI AL nature assumes a winty
u-pcri thurs who are prudent and
economical will begin % look about
Wupn for protection against cold weather,
uHbn changes 81 Temperature and their ~.
sultN Winter clothing. fuel and nry-
soSa FtAsfgs are rccoHnlfCd ~ the
THY most I'm poriAut household necessities.
ihb Thk platter has secured = permanent
pissc Ia every well rcgulaird hous..
hoid NJ tho most valuable external
IpAVpC TcmCdy known igf CoughA Colds.
bbhtho chest rains, hsckAchc Rheumatism,
sGiatics, Lumbsxo aud all aches aud
palms peculiar 70 thn sozs0n Of the
REIN Icar oring 10 IT, graf popularity
bbuih DrSsos's fLAuNn has been hrgulY
Initiated. hence buyers should always
al Tor henson's aud ruiuso all Others,
TO FALL 1 ssa NJ y Ss1I .s S5G5 4 Su
& Johnson, u Plat stfcoL n, n, iof
copy ~ Instructions from the Doc.
tor, valuable household book.
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Nm vlaslsv's sestAias tyriD .asqia ..-..sh.
usrt isi oA4lar.s tsstALAa II sss,Aes Ns cana
s,fls.s ne ranA al4.r. 81 psl< e.r-s visi eslia
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Lorn'. Iaunlry. rol.phonc no
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Lorn, shirtmakcr, a and ~ Monro,
"A rcol
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THE j. 8. MENREN COMPANY,
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RID liKApS
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New Millinery To-day.

I.ooo French Move Corse nj iac,
Usual price Sl.25. Today only.
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GREAT SHOE SALE TODAY.

sIIsscs' cIon.s Greatly Reduced
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-21


TIE frs<s sasas5 night did Lzfgs snoant
90 taal&<s
Niks fiaa Vas arrested again yesterday
snf oslnz al1ak-
The 100 haa bsen lst % construct ssssr
IA szlsou ave-
A large haass . being haiIt On Collszs
1s2r ~ sa.tay are.
A Dlreelor q tAs Poos slli be slscssd tbs
sFsGias 81 tie Ccnlalca Council
Thenss opsn cars On ths Grand Rapids
etEsst kz.l say ines zrs bssQtles-
Mr. ana Mrs.. Bred G. Berger have sons
e. Chiess0 l0f iss dzgs Ga 1aslaess.
Kirhteen marriage licenses sers granted
lass sesk s1d divorces s1lts conalaenced-
Ola Taylor Allan Eas arrested last
sysning tof being drunk and abusing as
slck Wis.
The patrol wagon Eas called - Aaiisoa-
sFs. yesterday, and gcs . drunksn nan
nsnsd ". Johnson.
Anothsr splsnslid display Of Aurora
sarsziis sas giysa lasl evening. orsateting
eonunued cold ssafhsr.
The ~dummy" lins vii oosn 10 Reed .
Iake "a Thursday. a. stated ia yesterday >
1ELEsAkA h hzaALD. The sngines and cars
~sfe n0t sot ready for the regular rQa yes
lsftzy-
ThFes little children of MF Ra6rtski "a
fremont-st-, tie sldesG years Old. sfEaysd
asay ROM home ysslsrdag ana Esrs iound
on ne earneE az Graa4yilis aad fo9rth-
ave. The palEoi wagon took them home.
The Gr4nd War Concert a. The Division
81 "a. T. Church kfiiay evening viii bs q
nogabls affair. and the lscl taat PFsL her
rex Is the manager "a = GUARANTEES of ia
worth. All anoQld 80 and eai0y q good
kAlnx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-21

Aa entire new company = announced for
the comiag week, comprising some Of the
hsst artiaz IA the vaudeville profession,
presenting a superb minstrel scene, the
golden xretE0, golden floating shells, gold
sn swinging waters. m&k king tne uOsg elaD-
ora1s scsne ever presented - the patrons Of
this cosy resort, followed by an unsurpasset
ola. snd couc adiak with tes aughable
comedy. entitled Ally siOpef's Halt HOli-
day. sac satirs company "A the cast. Pro
fsssor WeiEYman, The celebrated gynnasf,
Ill give a ffes exhioiIiOn. on a wire
stretched scrosa ths street, from the theatre
g. the 0ailding opposite every evening a.
o'clock, Wednesday aud saturday Afternoon
a. o'clock. The NO bees, szetch srsis'a.
Billy ksye and Ada Henry. character ar.
tiss. Chase and Brown, acrOoatic song and
dance artists, Mss Jenais Neiviae. dancer
Mss Carrie Ezier, song and dance, Harry
and Flora Blake. aud a superb stOc< com
pany, maKing the banner show OF ne sea
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-21

fren tie eoFnxr 81 second s3i s1oeksnx sfs.
nerte sest ~ tie b<nd u Wslkx<-sss- Tie
b4D siaR their sElxbE eeifoFms eas maf.
1si aE1z-s tie GsFlnaa soc.stlse IA solld
pbsla1x vita the b4czss of ter orders
1po1 th<zr breasts, tAs Ralrisxcos OF The
Cree II s1slF rseh asiforaas of god sad
reFsl pzFpls aassehiDg hks veterans 10 per
iscI ex1ll, sod tas hsif miie OF vshiclss fol-
loxi1x. VITA tie crowds of thoQsanas that
tnronx~i The street a. eonbinst 10 make s
. ussk i1p<ssslse cortess>
Arrived a. 6rss1 soos. long march, the
bearers bors the exsxet 70 the grave. These
szrs selected from The Psfrisrehs of
Hsbzea Tssnpis and were Fslix Ranvilie.
Em. Oz~2id. L. h. 6slmaa. I. IL. Her
bert. Dorr Skesls and JanBss Hs1ssn- it
sss deposited ssth ths beautiful ceremony
in sbs Fitasl of the order. The spFigs of
sssrxfssa which each Patriarch wore were
thIosn 9poa the buried exskst, and the
last sad solemn obseQuies for one ot cur
noeless OF departed citizens we're conelnded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-21
puelllsIic
a L1ns KFom Jfn Fell And Something
About ais Proves Pagiiist-


About txis Proves 80 . Pagiiist
NEw YoRK, April is.
piltoE Of ths TE LkozAs- HERALD:
AS il seems % be the disposition OF the
reporters for = certain paper TO give me the
worst side Of what battles | have been en-
gagged In since coming 10 Aew York, /
would state that in regard 10 my battle With
LAnn0n l had him whipped al the end OF
the lrsl round bat they managed To get him
TO his feet for the sscond when IL was i'm
mediateiy stopped And IN regard TO
Ferguson. had closed both OF his ewes aud
broken his nose when the night was
stopped. | don't think he will ever fight
again. IS be says he las had enough OF IL.
Itsesms 70 mo as though they wanted me
to kill my man dead ia the first round be-
fore I am entitled 10 any credit. chal-
lenged Dempsey from the stage % light TO
finish with SKIN tight gloves for thous-
and side bat no answer came from him.
And all sst for Is an impartial report OF
what taxes place.
Hoping YOU will be kind enough to give
space for this in your paper. remain res
pectfully, JAMES FILL.
The New York World has the following
la regard to jim Fells next expected mill:
''rhs Fell and lie Blsnahe tight loo ked
off, for acertainty early Saturday evening
IL seems that lie Blanche hurt his hand on
a hard customers head during one of his
theatrical bouts and he wanted fortnight's 8
postponement. Fell was ready enough 10
grant il, but the club men who are giving
the purse were not 50 accommodating.
Other engagements claimed their attention.
aud If they couldn't see the battle on the
night they had arranged for il could go to
the bow-wows. Careful figuring brought
out another acceptable date. and il Le
Blanche puts in an appearances tonight at
the place where the gentleman in charge OF
the arrangements is 10 be found the fight
may yet come of. There viii De 500 a
sids forfsi; demanded. and the purse; SUBJ
scribers viii put up like amount as a
guarantee on their side. IL lie Blanche is
willing to fight there should be no more
trouble, and . fine mill" early in June
re<ulf -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-21

A rhxss- Ys>x-ola E>y ii Sshs J1sxA<s's
Dsos ssa A. = Sks<eEsI

A Three ear OLA B>y ii ssks J1sxAxsss
Dsos.sa a. . SAs<eEs.
The police xess aoti1ea seo1t 'clo<k
lsss sseaing thai caiid Lad jazt bean
drowned On sibley-zt A TsLzasAs- HExAIs
reporter repsinsd ~ thai locality 81 onos.
sBd tound that s-ys2r.old eoy Of John
JaDgh2ns. Of 10 Coolest. had just been
dfos nsd ID = neig hoors cislsFn- Dr. Drosz<
vas present. sad dld al that human aid
could 90. bur lie Was sxtinct. Ii was
learned tnat Mrs Junghsns had gons TO
church, aud daring her absence Mr.. JnDg-
hans took the eAilcrsE sad went To .
neishbors near by for short time and Is
vas then that the little fellow fell into "a
open eisssrn- he w2s in the water about
hfteen minutes before he Vas found Mrs
Jnngbsns Was sent for Immediately, snd
the scene that followed Der arrival on the
spot is beyond the power Of type 10 pef-
tray. Sac caught the little dead boz In her
arms. and huxxing IL TO her bosom wept ss
only . mother can under such cream
stances. She would not release the child
until il VAS taken from her BY force The
child vas taken TO It's home where cor
oner Bradish viewed the remains, but no
inquest will probably be ordered, as IN 9
cause Of the death Is 50 plain.