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self with mean bitters Hodges Sarsaparilla
rcnoyatcs and inyigomtcs the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood. u per bottle, siSbot ties
for s. Manufactured by Ranmm Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. sold by
Hester. 2N3 Main street
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90. 40 Go ~. I.on,. ana nc,uru.

The Kansas City, Fort Scott 4 Memphis
railroad will sell round trip tickets from
Memphis 10 st. Louis on July 22d and
2.il at one iap for the round trip, good ten
days For tickets and sleeper call at ~
Madison street. II. u. ELLIS,
Gon. AprnL
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f. w. McAllister, carrying q pistol;
jury, and verdict guilty, $50 fine and three
months imprisonment in work house.
l.. w. McAllister, doing business with
out liccnse; fine, $50.
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Rare opportunity at Muliorl'A

fiusr-ci ,ss table board Al Fransiola's,
ON Front street, opposite custom.housc.
The table Is supplied with tho choicest
food the markets ailorl and carefully
served. Regular meals 50 cents.
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~ nrNoyrp ny ruE ia OF oocoAiSr.
And Il stimulates and Promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bumc,ts Tlavorng extracts arc tho
best
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IIIlhI. InannIInnI

Tho merchant Of Memphis viii hold
meeting, TO be decided upon later, 20 rem.
der thanks 20 the manufacturers Of yellow
Label Cigars for supplying them with a
cigar that u wanted by everybody. Let
every merchant appear and sign thcplcdgc.
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ad,ic. to ao,h.,-

Mn Nlnslows tooihlnF syrup sh0uh always y,
usfd lot children ie,ihinf ID sulihes the child.
tuilen the gumA Allais aIl pain cures wln1 collie,
audn the bsst remedy iuf dIarIut ulca bottle
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

At the chanccry court regular business
will be resumed this morning.
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per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tribution Of gifts December |.
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Tribute 20 the Mor,non church.

SALT LAKE, U. T.. July ll.-Recciyer
Over made demand Yesterday on the
Moru on church attorneys for the church
property. a. follows 5000 sheep, valued
at - per head, $4,000 worth Of cattle,
So 900 in notes ior stock In thcaler,
s27, GOO p,scrcl Telegraph company stock,
surrendered, making his recovery Of church
property In excess OF land. no follows. In
addition To the aboye-gas stock, $1,000,
tiiliug yard, $4,000; Carlo house, so,
OOO, Historians Office 10000, Temple
square, not valued; gas stock dividends,
$4,000. settlement IT Monday, sliI @h,
church farms. $4,000, n total OF S1JO,GGd.
MHs. VA j TuuairoN. Twelfth street
had crysiIclas for eight years was Curvd
with II.tsLpllfs Tgttgr Ointment
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Registers office.

John X. Speed trustee to Ms. Ann
shannon. lot north side Duliosc avenue,
part OF lot -, Dunn subdivision, 81 by
100 feet, for $500.
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O. p. BRYAN & co.
COAL SUPPLIED
In any quantity required.
only s0o.5o 60 san Francisco aud re.

The Iron Mountain route Is now selling
round trip tickets 10 san Francisco and re-
turn, limited To ninety days, ut the low
rate Of $3.50 Tickets are good TO stop oil
at pleasure, both going aud returning
This IL the only line out Of Memphis which
can offer passengers the choice Of more
than one route going, aud can check bag
gage and sell through tickets TO San Fran.
cisco. H. u. WuRoy,
Passengers and ticket agent, 800 Main It,
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wilson a IIinu

Handle all kinds Of Furniture a, low prices.
Cpholstcring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods. Firtclns work. Telephone 500.
No. gl2 Main street.
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Boy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith 4 Go.
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1SsuRE your gin.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street
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CIR mp clubs for TIE WEEKLY ArrRat
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See H.,
publishcd.
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per year, aud participate la the grand Ills.
iribuiion OF piiis ncrmbcr !.
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TnE Harsh q Long Cisicm Pumps, SS7
Main.
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a Rapis, Hanged.

WILMINGTON, n. G., July li.--Stcphen
Freeman, colorcd, convicted Of the crime
Of rape on q white woman, was hanged
heru today. The execution took place In
the Jail. only thirty.six witnesses being
admitted, as required by law. Several mp.
plications were made 90 the Governor for a
parlon or Communication Of sentence Ia
life Imprisonment, but, after careful con.
sdcraiion. hc refused 10 interfere. FREQ.
man protested his innocence TO the last.
II 40 right smart glad, Gus. that I ful'
lowed your advice, for my teeth are iu
splendid condition since using Longs rcarl
Tooth SOAP"
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Forks, spoons, etc., Muliord'a
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DARK Malto, II is pleasant
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Itc,,usesi 20 Wed.

William Werkhouer and Ncttic Northup,
Henry Bond and Susie Smith .colored) J,
John Ncales and Mrs. Ellen l.acostc.
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usiEnatc Escarsie.s 60 Arkansas aud
IeNas

On July cath, 18th and eGth the Iron
Mountain route will scll round trip tickets
to an points la Arkansas and Texas irum
Memphis. AZ ono iaU ior the round trip
Tickets arr good 20 dayH with ample stop.
oyvr privileges. For the lest map VI Ar.
kansas ever published, " detailed inform.
alton relative 90 the excursions, write 10
II, u. Wilson, Passenger aud Tickle, Agent,
800 Main street
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SunscmnE for ruE WrrgLY ArrrAt, 81
per wear, aud participate In the grand dis.
Intuition Of gifts December 1.
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WHOLESALE grnccrs recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading aud best Viz.
GINA tobacco made In the United StatcA
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siuliord buys old silver.
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GE1 mp clubs ior Tnr WEEKLY Atrial
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-23


NEW YoRK, March 22.-Seyenty two
rounds were fought this morning early on
Long Island IN a. prize fight between Jack
FalloD, the Brooklyn strong boy, and
Jem Smith, also OF the City of Churches.
There were about sixty sports present
The fight was to q finish, with skin.
fitting Hi gloves, according to the
London prize ring rules. The sum
battled for was $500. Fallon is ninetee
years old, weighs 100 pounds, stands
five feet nine inches high Smith is six
years older and fifteen pounds heavier,
and stands 9 feet 9A inches high.
Fem the beginning the Fight was
fast and furious, and Smith, up 10 the
hftieth round, seemed to be the better
man. At that point Failon did some
heavy sluggiDg and succeeded in send
ing Smith to earth many times. One
blow put him TO sleep nut to the as.
tonishment Of all he toed the scratch
at the call of time
In the seventy-secobd and last round
Fallon kept up his vicious sluggIng and
finally succeeded in planting his left
with laundering whack on his an
tagonists temple, which sent Smith to
grass all 10 heap. 1t was fully ten
IN nutes before he was able to open his
eyes and learn that ho had been de-
defeated.
The pure was given to Fallon and
800 was subscribed for the loser. Ral-
Ion himself was badly used up.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

EAsroN, Pa, March ~ The Della.
ware river AZ O'Clock tails afternoon
v as aixtaen feet above low water mark
and the Lshigh river twelve feet. The
flood has stopped all the mills in South
EAston and interfered with the annual
repairs to the LehiRh Canal, which
were TO have been commenced TO day.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, March a.
The BusquehAnnA river has reached q
height of fourteen feet, but is not ex.
pected TO rise any more Just now, as the
thermometer 10 falling. Dispatches
from up the river report the new logs
as running, and number are expected
on the present freshet,
CANAJoHARIK, N z, March 22.-
At midnight laat night the eastern SEQ.
tion Of the immense West Shore Rail.
road bridge which CROSSES the 6cho-
hario Greek at Fort Hunter was carried
away.
BoRDENTowN, N. J., March 22.-Ths
recent rain has caused the Delaware
river here 10 rise, covering the docks
and piers and flooding the lowlands. /.
10 thought shat at the next tide the
food will be much higher.
LOWELL. Mass., March az -Both the
Concord and Merrimao Rivera have
risen over 3 foot and are still rising
rapidly.
WILLTMANTIC, Conn, March a.
The WiiiimAntio Linen OompAny's SEQ
ond dam Just above South Main street
bridge gave way at Q 45 this morning,
deluging machine shop OF mill No. 2,
but no seriona damage was done. The
river is very high and still rising. The
mills all shut down 10 consequence.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

CHICAGO, March 90 "A special from
San Frat cisco sayp: "Woo Suong, no
torious high.binder, who acts as collector
OF blackmail for the Society of High
binders, tried to levy on Mack Sam, a
wholesale cigar dealer last evening. Sam
refusing, Woo Suong drew large navy
revolver and fired twice into the mer.
chants face, who lodged the bullets and
disappeared in a cellar. The high binder
after being shot at several times by a
policeman without injury, was arrested :.
He was found to have shirt of mail OF
novel design, the material being papier
mache, of such consistency that. when
worn under thick padded tunic it was
impossible for bullet or knife thrust to
penetrate 1t. Formerly Chinese high.
binders wore steel chain shirts of mail,
which were both heavy aud expensive.
The new style of armor lie OF Eastern
manufacture, and is light and inexpen
sive.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
VIII Remove Tnelr Quarters.

On Saturday evening Smyth Post,
No. l, g. A. R., will remove their
headquarters from the Adams building,
where they have been located for years,
to the hail over the market houss at
Third and King streets.
Branch No. 407 OF tha Iron Hall,
which has also been meeting at the
same place on the first aud third Tues-
day nights OF each month, will remove
with the Post to the new Quartofs, hut
Rodney Council Of the Provtdsnt Union,
and fourth Tuesday nights Of the month,
will probably remove to the A. o. u.
W. hall. and change their meeting
night 10 Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Yesterday afternoon council of Bap
tist ministers met in the Shiloh Church
for the purpose OF setting apart to the
ministry, d. J. Russell, q member oI
that church. The Rev. Il. B. Cook, ID.
D., presided, and the Rev. w. r. Burrlll,
OF Chester, Pa, was clerk. In tho even
Ing when the candidate was ordained. the
Rev w. II. Davenport preached the or
dination sermon, and the Rev. j. w. T.
Boothe, ID D., of Delaware Avenue
Church. delivered the charge. These
two gentlemen were assisted by Il. @.
Jones, State Missionary, and the Rev. G.
W. Bishop, of Marcus Hook; K. Jenkins,
Of Philadelphia; o. 8. Buidlngton, OF
this city, aud 3. +. Moore, the pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

The value of the phosphate OF lime
20 the human system Is everywh here
acknowledged by the highest sOientific
authorities. This substance ts found in
wheat and other cereals, and oonsti-
tutss the Vital or nutritive element
therein. Indeed, 1t may be truly taid
to be the essential and vltalizlnR con.
stituents of ell grains. II grains are
deprived Of their phosphates, their life.
sustaining properties are Withdrawn In
the same proportion. 1t is o we'll.
known fact that fine white -four is de-
prived OF large portion OF the phos.
phAtes In the process Of boltlng, and
that such flour alone will not sustain
life. IL was q happy idea Of Professor
Horsford 70 restore life-sustaining sub.
stances through tho medium OF baking
powder, and his famous preparation
has proved one Of the most useful gifts
which science has made to mankind.
1t contains the nutritious and strength
giving phosphates, and Its use is posi-.
lively benz hoial to health. II makes
biscuit, bread, gems, rolls and other Ar.
ticles that are far more light, white and
wholesome than 1t 10 possible to pro.
duoe by any other process. The vlr-
tues possessed by this preparation
should commend 1t to all careful and
economical housekeepers. In o report
on the relative value of the various
baking powders, Professor Charles A.
Dotemus, OF the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, says: "Unless @ phos-
phate form one OF the ingredients OF o
baking powder. there is no residue left
OF nutritive value"
This idea OF Professor HorI ford ia ap-
piled In the manufacture OF the famous
Rumford Yeast Powder.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23
PRICE ONE GENT.


The regular weekly meeting OF OFT
Council WAS held last evening, witt
MT. Miller In the ehsir. The roll wa.
called, eh4 the minutes OF the last Bta.
Tao meeting read and approved.
The city treasurer reported balance
OF S6l, 20S 10 In the Union National
Bank TO the credit OF current expenses,
tS103 81 to the sand lot, and S427. O4 tC
the credit Of the park FUND. Receipts,
John M. Newell, auctIonser's lioenee,
61E0; N. J. Mealey, SI25; Dennis Kane,
$50; Water Commissioner, interest or
loans, IL, Is, 81 and 80.
The folio wing revolutions. offered by
Mr.. Quinn, were referred to the Law
and Finance Committees, Jointly:
"WHERnAs, The Pho aix horses and
engine while resI onding to an alarm OF
Gre, ran into an obstruction on one Of
the public streets, upon which obstruc.
tlon no danger signal had been display.
90 rs was required by ordinance, which
accident resulted In the parmanent In.
jury OF two horses belonging to said
company, and
WHEREAS, Said company has, BY
petition. requested this Council 90 re-
imburse 1t for said loss; aud while
recognizing the fact that said aoold ent
was caused By tho negligence OF the
contractor, A. 8. Reed, and not by neg
liReEce on the part Of the oity, but in.
Aemuch ~ the oompany hold the city,
and not the contractor, 90 being re-
sponsible. therefore be 10
8 Resolved, That the Fire Committee
be instructed to have the oity solicitor
prepare an ordinance In pursuance Of
m act OF the General Assem- bly,, passed
on April 20, 1887, and bs it further
Resolved, That the city solicitor be
Instructed to proceed In suoh manner
as he may deem wise to collect amount
appropriated to said company from the
contractor, A. 8. Reed"
In support OF the resolutions Mr..
Quinn said he thought the Mayor
should instruct his officers to promptly
report all violAtors of the ordinances,
se he understood that there are several
other suits arising from violation ol
ordinances to be brought Against the
CITY. Council then adjourned.
During the evening the following
bills were presented and orders drawn:
Delaware Printing Company, S1O8 S.
Michael KsvanAugh. So; Edward
Bodle, So; M. Il. Kelly, 81; Crosby q
Hill, 81 70i James M. Grifiu, 1913 Q2
]. D. German. s.; q. 8. Oleland, IS 27i
J. v. Carlisle & uo., $3.50; Marvin Safe
Company, 50 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Tine ehsaPesS has hOuse1 I'm the city
Ruruford Bros,' 4OA Mnrh ot streo1
Try BuSh's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for humps
BraHilian Balm cures cold; 20 dosos, 100
90 to hurphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal You will surely like it.
MiliArd v. Davis, jeweier, Il. Second at.
Fine IS X. Rings, at HAnrs, Is K. Fourth.
". Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, eO2 West Front street.
first class furniture at Murphey'a, sos Ship.
wrlnsers repaired by Richmond, sth and
ratnall.
go TO Geo. H. Murphey's for your pArioI
ley street.
Only q so per load for bsS, hickory kind
ling wood, at Y. Buyer Cos, foot 0
rstnAll street.
We stop the preas 10 say that Hollis has
the Dsst cough candy At No. 4 W est Stoond
90 TO H.. H. Moore's stalls, " and "a second
street market, for your chsice creamery fresh
butter also the best cream Cheese At market
price.
IL you want cheap picture frames 20 10 @.
=. Baugh, 2oB West second street. i have
the largest stock In DalAWsroi come and soc
for yourselves.
Ross. at 1lo Market street, Is now selling
hats and wintor gooda very ohoap TO reduce
stock before removing TO his new store
March 2sth next, ct 2l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

Yesterday, Joseph Jaequet and wife
celebrated their golden wedding at the
residence of their son in.law, II. d.
Hickman, at No. 9l3 Washington street.
A large number Of relatives and friends
were present and numerou' and costly
gifts were received. The hall and parlor
OF the house were decorated with potted
plants and flowers. All the defendants
OF the aged csuple, except five grand,
en- hildren living In Michigan, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacquet have three chill
dren, Two daughters aud a son; eighteen
grandchildren and two great grandchil.
dren' The three children are Isabella,
the wife OF Albert Paca, of Baltimore;
Rachael u, the wifs Of II. d Hickman,
OF this city, and Paul, of Michigan.
Among the guests present were the Rev.
David Howard, Miss Martha Wood,
MISS Hattie Townsend, Mrs j. Whit
taker, Miss Clara Scott, Miss Lldia
SPARKS, and Miss Thomas, OF this city;
Albert Paca and family, of Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Callahan, the Misses
Jacquet, Beulah Forsyth, and Miss
Fighter, of Philadelphia; Paul and
Robert Ja'quet, OF New Jersey,
or 1thers of Joseph Jaequet, and
raul Jacquet, the son, who is resident
of Michigan.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23

1t has been decided by the directors
OF the Home for FriendlesB Children 20
build q new house for that institution,
The site chosen is In BrRndywine HUI.
dred, near Rlverview cemetery. The
six acres Of land were purchased in
August last, Of Henry q. Robinson, for
S2964.
Plans for 0 very complete building
have been formulated and oommunics-
ted to E. James Dsllett, architect, OF
Philadelphia for elaboration into work.
ing plans. The plans are for building
80 feet front by go deep, with detach-
ed school house 27x4k feet. The main
building will be three stories In height,
and mAnsard roof aud will contain 81
rooms. II will be constructed OF red
brick with North river blue stone trim.
minRs, laid IN black mortar over a
foundation OF Brandywine granite. The
school house will be two stories In
height. Tho walls OF the rststory
will be built Of broken Brandywine
granite and the superstI ucture OF wood
The frame will be covered with
sawed red cedar shingles. The base
nisut Will be used as o playreom fol
the children. The ceilings Of the fret
and second stories will be 10 feet
inches, Of the third story 8 feet, and Of
the fourth, which will be used for o
hospital, 8 feet. The heating will be by
steam aud the plumbing Of the best.
The ventilation will be especially
looked after. The walls will be built
with hollow space in the middle 10
prevent dAmpnesa. The lighting will
be by gas.
The entrances will be covered by
ornate porohes and the passage way 70
the echoolhouse will also be covered.
The Interior hnish will be OF white pine
In natural anish. The buildings will
be completed by November 1, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-23


Fernand Ponpart, the young man who,
while acting as confidential clark 70 the
Treasurer of tho Cotton Exchange, Of
New Orleans, ombesEled y20, 500 In Sc
eurities, has been arrested In Hutchinson,
Kansas, and ts he d to walt the action OF
the New Orieanf authorities.
Judge Hogan, of Spokane Falls, Wyo-
ming Territory, has received telegram
from sand foiat, Idaho, saying that three
men, named Pelkey Psndleton, and Pip
kin, who went to Priest Lake last iall TO
prospect through the winter, had been
murdered by Indians
The steamer Arabic, at New York, yes
terday, from Liverpool. reports sighting
q pilot boat Tuesday 100 mlles of candy
Hook, which is supposed to be the mis-
sing Phantom. The missing pilot boat
hnchaptress has not yet been heard from.
The disabled steamer Nederland which
was towed into Halifax, on Tuesday, by
the steamer Amt terdAm has been libelled
for $4,000. Two hundred of her passen-
gers have been forwarded to their dssti
nation, via Boston, by the Steamer Wor.
oester.
The total number OF immigrants who
arrived In the United sta,es during the
last month was 19, ,457 against II, ,3l7 dur
ing February, 1887, and during the ei. ht
months which ended on February 2eth,
2b0, 800, against 22i 1888 during the Ger
responding period OF 1887
1t was thought yesterday that the de-
falcation OF Treasurer Tate. oil Kentucky,
would not be far from S260,000. The
books OF the Treasurer's Office show loose
ness and negligence, aud IL will be some
time before they can be placed In order.
rad tnlr rhaa ~. - Il.
New York, yesterday, on the charge Of
numbering Elizabeth Wolf, 2s years of
age, with whom he had lived for seven
years. Neigh bors heard the couple quar-
reing just before the shooting.
At the headquarters OF the striking
painters in Chicago. yesterday, It was
claimed that over 500 union men we're at
work at the rate demanded by the union
81 cents an hour and eight hours' work
a day.
The remains OF General Jose Antonio
Psez, the Venezuelan STATE ssman, were
yesterday exhuDe1 at Marble Cemetery,
New York, where they have been for
nearly 20 years, and removed 10 City Hall.
John L. Howard one of the founders
OF Plymouth Church. father Of several
well known journalists, and father -in-law
OF General Horatio King, died yesterday
in Brooklyn, at the age OF so years.
George o. Oowles q member OF the firm
o. Q. A. Rockwell g. Co., of Utica, New
York, committed suicide In hotel at
East Saginaw, Michigan. yesterday morn
ing. No cause is assigned.
John c. Emo and his wife are In Ottawa,
Ontario. They will return to New York,
Emo having settled with his creditors.
A dangerous counterfeit of the Ave
dollar silver certificate is In extensive cir
culation In Chicago
ALI the saloons in Concord, New Hamp-
shire, were closed last night, as a result
OF liquor prosecutions.
Isidore Wolf, "a merchant In New York
d5 years old, committed suicide yester-
day by cutting his throat.
Jay Gould and family left Florida yes
terday morning and expect TO reach New
York tonight