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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

The Queen Cordially Received-she Visits
the Emperor

The oaeen Cordislly Received-she Visits
the Emperor
BERLIN. April 24.-Queen Victoria arrived
NJ Charlottenberg st o'clock this morning
The Empress, Crown Prince and Crown
Princess and the Prince aud Princess of
SAKE Neiningen received her at the depot.
Prince Henry and bis sisters, the Princesses
VictOris, Sophie and Margaret; Sir Edward
Malet. the British Ambassador at Berlin;
the Duke OF Rutland and the burgomaster
and municipal council OF Berlin were also
present Tue greetings between Queen Vic
I0ris and the royal family of Germany we're
warm.
The Crown Prince conducted the Queen
20 an open carriage, drawn By four horses,
which she entered. and with the Empress,
was driven to the castle. The crowds of
people lined the route and cheered en-
tbusisstcslly "a the carriage passed.
l3Ihe Queen paid visit 20 the Emperor
shortly after her ARRIVAL At the castle. TEe
doctors feared that the meeting would ex-
cite the Emperor and probably do him
harm. but The Emperor seemed rather
brighter after the interview and his tenn
persture was normal. The North German
ffa-sffs saws.
The Queen OF England will be welco med
" tN7 NACAe P)ptA@ttCI u GcttueAFs aub
above eli the inhabitants Of Berlin. With
the vsner alton due one who has for some
years ruled friendly state and who Is the
mother Of our emnress-
Tomorrow the C1sen will recsivs Prince
Bismarck
The Emperor's Cecsitfon Alarming.
BEELfS. April 24.-The Emperor's fever
increased towards midnight and his oondi-
ti0a alarms his doctors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
BURROWS ON TARIFF
HIS eaEAT SPEECH N The HoUse
One OF ths ffnsst Ever Delivered IN Goa
grs.s oa the saojeet-Pr@vs sr IA the >ss-
sIo by Jewish n Rtbbt-fSiFchkia
Opposes Fractional Cerrsaey.

Ez1lsAst yt-t.k2s stssNA
WAsHISeT0N. April z4---Represeutaiiye
BGrross u the lion Of the hour tonight.
his speech today 10 the House on the tariff
Was one of the finest which has ever been
delivered IN Congress on that subject. and
is matter was especially well selected and
convincing from Republican standpoint
Burrows Is oy nstare htTed 10 be an orator.
as be has commanding presence and q
voice which Le handles 50 well that il
reaches every part of the hall. His perors-
ton was especially fne and il Was listened
10 with closest at tention by the members
on both sides Of the House. AS be sat down
the Republicans broke out into a storm Of
applause and then surged around the Mich
igan sman and shook his hand until il
ached.
Mr.. Ford today took brief rest from his
arduous labors and went down the river on
a Government vessel 10 take part in . baked
shad dinner. The company included sew
ersl distinguished Senators and members Of
the lower House and Jolly good time was
INDUCED in.
Col. J. Sumner Rogers superintendent of
the Orchard Lake Military Academy. is
still here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF kEN YORK.
The Marked Advantage OF the "Ex-
tension Clause" in Its Pol
icy Contract.
Read the Following Letter.
GRAND RAPIDS, April a,

GRAND RAPIDS. April "a s..
Mr.. Wnl. L. T.se, State Agenl cf ne Laited
States life insurance Company If hess
York.
DEAR SHIT affords me great pleasure
to testify 10 the very prompt and liberal
manner in which your company has paid
their loss or the life Of my late husband,
Ralph J. White. HIS policy Ispsed for non-
payment OF premium on March 10Th, 1885,
bat under the special features of your con-
tract was eItendei without any fuuhur
charge 10 July 4, i6S9. he died on April
IL. Proofs OF loss were mailed TO the com
pany on April II, and on April 10 they for
warded their drsft for the fail amount OF
the policy, without making any deduction
for past due premiums. such unusual
promptDess and liberality il highly 10 be
commended. Wishing your company every
success, | am lours truly.
ELIZABETH NJ. White
MIR. White was insured for 81 900 in 1880
He paid sl97 80 in premiums Had be been
insured st the same time. in any other New
York company for the same amount. he
would have received at the time bis policy
lspsed for non-pay ment, q paid up policy
for the amount OF premiums be had paid
(sl97 90). which sum would have been paid
mis- estate at death. The United Ststes paid
the face OF their policy Ia full, 81 coo.
Comment is Unnecsssa.,.
The Uniled States Lite is in hs thirty
ninth year. has $l20 assets for every sl00
of liabilities. issues an iDdisputable contract,
gives the extension clause IN oil its policies,
allows ten dsys grace in payment of premi-
ums. and pays its losses without waiting .
day or charging discount. Tbe office Of the
State agent is NJ 80 A0Droe-st, this city.
where any information will be cheerfully
given in regard to the various plans of the
company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRL 25 1858


The Tsysrnisr Comp4ns and Ids Van
Cortland continue - attract good houses al
Powers Last evening tie star appeared
sexla in one Of hsr very besi characters
that of Cora in the sCrs0le.n The part
ahoW her 10 tie best advantage ia all hsr
powefs - an emotional actress. While the
raoniis situations are equally well sustained.
IDA an Cortland anc her ieaolng mcn
Chsmosrisin and Holt we're frsQatntly
greeted win applause THIS afternoon
Caught IN the Wet" will be prodGoed
making great matinee performance ana
Ga Friday nisat ias an Cortland taxes
oene1t. upoa which occasion vii be pro
duoed Etui HsnasrsOn's great society play
claire and ths FoFgs Master"
The Peoples Theatre Wonderland WAS
crowded yesterday. both afternoon and
evening. "His Other Wife" is most suo-
eessiui American comedy -drsma. and Geo.
A. Henderson, VINO appears IA Il al each
performance. Is received with applause. a
srs also George Harms and the leading
ladies Of the Cast
ID. Ii. Redmond, business manager Of the
Ida Van Cortland company. now plsying
al Powers. LETT yesterday noon for Elkhsrt
Ind. where ths company will appear next
week. Harry" who is Jolly gentleman,
made msny friends in this city. and WAS
fsvoraby impressed with Grand Rapids
and its people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

frefs kseouBL
DEFKorE. April 24-f1e Ases says The
Aartin-Asas FseoaBI s2s tzksn up again
sLis morning before Judge Hosmer. Tns
hrst boz opense vas TIE fourth Of TIE
fsnth ward. which proved stannsr 20 tbs
counsel. tns spectators snd every body else
interested Ia the case. Tie returns showed
Martin IT, Ross l3s oal not a single Re-
paolicaa ballot Vas IN TIE boz. and 6ut l57
Democrxtic ticksts TEsnty-four Of these
n.d MsTtlg sliQs on them l1e fourth IS
tie banasr hepdoiica1 precinct OF the ward
snd the only LAscry advanced as 70 wat
h4s become OF the Republican tickets - tnaE
they we're put IA the Prohibition amend
nent boz. This box viii Dc opened lzser
on. and counsel vii argue tomofT0s mokn-
inz As 10 whether the ballots Of this pre-
cinct sc0uld be thrown out
There are a boxes yet 10 open. and ths
recount viii, quite likely. Dc dashed to-
morrow.
John f. Steiner, Jacob Neushsfer and
James Clinton were the election inspectors
OF ths precinct and they will DC suopOnaed
70 zee II any light can be thrown on the
sabjsct OF the missing ballots. Steiner aud
Clinton are Democrats and Nsushaier Is .
Republican.
1hs second box counted, the second Of
the eleventh. an owed q gain OF 81 for Martin.
which, aside fr ON the vote OF the fourth OF
tea tenth, re duced Ross net majority TO
about - Five other boxes. which were
opened before the noon adjournment.
showed no material change in the result.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

txsNsssst sss ysNttss.-stssls-
HUDsOSvILLx. April 2i.-The dwelling
house Of Nicholas Bo.zum, about two miles
east Of this place. was burned to the ground
yesterday with all its contents. the family
barely escaping with their lives. Mr.. b.
was badly barned about the head in trying
10 save his valuable papers. The loss IS
estimated a. $1,000: no insgrancs.-W. +.
Covey has resigned his position as night
operator ri this place. and has gone to work
for the q. K. & /. he is now located at
Cedar Springs. Henry T. Meyer. OF Bridg-
man. has taken his place. Aaudie Wolf
took tumble down stairs yesterday morn
ing nearly breaking her back.--Henry A.
Warner is laying the foundation tor large
dwelling on Division-st-Miss Mamie
Ainderhout. of Hanley. has just returned TO
her home. after visiting her many friends at
this place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

The Health Offers report presented to
the Common Coancii last evening shows
the city 70 be 10 healthy condition. Dar
ing the month 81 Jsansry there we're g
Deaths Fe5rusrY -. March e1 Arvil
81. Nay s. june $ July Is, Aaxas 81
September s.. oeto5sr 81 Noserseer 50
Dsesmper - Total for year 50. rssi-
ussinx thf esfss population 81 1900 fh,s
rsport makes tbs d>stt rate ia per oao
inaseflsnss. There reFe III 5esths Of rsii-
dren o1<fer ore yea ~ age. IA oestss II
chlsarea from - Years Oh. there ~srs
~ as<5hs - Eersone - yeas cd sd IN
rsF1s of 80 whals rem a-F Ss3 ~e<<
raezeS SD se7 fsDsles ssre we're ! 400
eas>s oE c0nas<5ogs 1sseeses rsFsrhsd - fae
Basr9 - pss< vesr af EAitb nuuh>r IS
we're cssss q sczrjst fsss~ ~th 6<ssh - Is
eeres q Diphsberss sifb - teefhs. fs2
ess>s q nnsssles eifh ~ des rs: sef csses 81
fynhosi fever ush - dessAs aod sl aesths
From eaclera is<sazEm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

100 doz. Barber Towels at
at only 371c per dozen.
100 doz. all Linen Towels al
&c each, or $l.O0 per dozen,
extra value.
80 doz. all Linen Towels at
l0c each.
200 doz. Pure Linen Towels
at III, l2t, IA, 10, 10. Is and
20 cents each.
90 doz. extra large Monte
Linen Towels at 23c, worth
80 cents.
75 doz. 8 different STYLES
and qualities pure Linen Tow
els at the special price of %
cents.
A large assortment of Hnck
and. Damask Towels At 30, 35.
40, 45, 80. GO, 90 and Is cents.
Every price a bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
THE ANNUAL MEETING.

The Common Council Receives the Re-
ports of the Various City onicers.
The last Tuesday in April is the time
fixed by the charter for the snnusl meeting
of the City Council for the reception of the
reports of the several officers IL was well
attended last evening. that is, by members
and officials. but beyond q few citizens in
terested in the matters of street improve
ments, etc, there was no lobby. Ali the
Aldermen were present except Pantlind. OF
the Second. aud Clerk Belknsp presented
the reports promptly. and they were found
to be in good FORM Treasurer Perry's re-
port especially is q model of neatness. and
no doubt of correctness as well. The Clerks
report, however. is q little more comprehen-
siye to the average citizen, and il shows
that the receipts of the city for the fiscal
year have been s43S 5s4 81, OF. which s283. :
O33 06 have been received from direct taxes
S78 1854 from liquor taxes, etc, and $780,
554oo from special assessments. The bond
ed Indebtedness of the CITY il S552 600 ex-
elusive of the school bonds, which are
S2l6. 900, making a total of $76s. 900 indebt-
edDess. The wafer bonds alone are $780,
600. and the City Hall bonds $l70. 900. TIE
Treasurtr's report shows the disbursements
in detail, and the items will make many
columns in the official report The sum
total will crowd half a million dollars very
easily.
Besides these there we're the reports Of the
Board of Health. Board of Building Com
missioners, Board Of Po.ics and Fire Com
missioaers Directors of the Poor, City
Physician. and others. all of which were
filed, while the financial reports we're re-
ferred TO the Committee on Ways ADD
Means, who will have their hands full to
mr. frr efz zfa ~ L.
regular meeting in April. which will be
next Monday. the 30th. The old Council
will then meet once more. on the Tth Of
May. and receive the vaiedictory of Mayor
Dikemap, and the inaugural Of Mayor
Weston. declare the old Council out and the
new one in, and the retiring members will
go on their wav rejoicing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Not Very csrafslfy Received by Mrs
Sulfiv.n No. \

Not Very Cordially Received by Mrs.
saliivsn No. 4
BosroS. April 24.-The steamer Cstslonis.
loaded with John L. Sullivan, passed in by
Hull st 7.+5 a m.
Sullivan was taken sbosrd . tuzbost by
hts friends aud brought 70 the city. A car
Fisge vas in waiting at the wharf. and Sui
bvso, accompanied BY hi. bscser. Mr..
Phillips. bis fsthes and syIviss Gookio. th.
oarsmsn. wss driven up town amid the
cheers and salufstionS Of hundreds who
bad congrexstei on The wharf
Mrs John T.. sullivan. the chanpiou's :
legal wife enisavorsd % secnrs var
rant for his arrest imuies7isteiv on his ar
rival. On the chsr<~ of improper re sfions
With Annie Iivinzstoue. She says Joan l..
vhiie travelling on the two continents our
inx the past I've yesrs hss scknosIe5xed
ANNE LivinEstone "a bis vifs
Mrs. Suilivsn proposed thar she Should
ioin n the procession which viii weIcanae
The champion. riding IN q earrisge GA uhfch
shsuid se displayed ssrssmsr snnouae ing
in letters of black
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

The following was fled with the County
Clerk yesterday: I'VE. the undersigned,
desiring to become incorporated under the
provisions Of act No. IS Of the public acts Of
1887. entitled An Act 10 suthorizs the or
gsnizstiou OF corporations to improve the
breed OF horses by promoting The Interests
of the AmericoD Trotting Turf WITH the
following incoryOrators. ". j. Smiley, II.
i. Mccormick. Ejwin Uhl +. A. Hssnsrd.
"a. Sweet. Geo. l.. Siss0n. FIs1cis Biliee
y A. Earle. J. p. Psntiind. J. b. srisvold.
H =. Bscker. George n. Morse. Chss. rex.
b i. Potnsn. CIV Wright and ". A.
Isteum- The capital stock is $40 600. with
shs-es At So each. Each oi toe above gen.
tieDeD TOOK one share.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Tex Bender, the wonderful cowboy vio-
linist 10 creating sensation 81 smith q
oIers House this week ard aston ishing
large suoieDces ~sth rfs frsrr el0us per
foTmsflcs On that most rr0eicai - al m
struuasufs. la Petite Klrie surprises eli
with her olminutiVe sfsfnrs and plessiBs
singing ana dancing The e'srer horizoa-
"a bar .. hrDeTsea sn3 Cooke. tsrii
= ntie AsiiecH. snd the other sffraesitsns
make & De performance. TIE rsn.l rnsti-
Zee ~1ii oe gwen sbss aftsrD oon. wken
every n1nser ~ill be gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
A Special Bargain

TO pieces y inch Bleached
Damask, extra quality. at 81
per yard. Napkins to match
most of the patterns.
We are showing very large
lines of the finer grades OF
Table Damask with Napkins
to match. The prices for The
Damask range from 81 .25 10
81 PER yard and the ( Napkins
S. TO 81 per doz.
We constantly keep ia stock
everything ID fancy or novelty
Linens from a 5x5 fringe
Doylics at &c each TO the finest
Table sets brought 10 this
country. Before making your
Spring purchases examine our
qualities, styles and prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Her lrieads however. dissussied her from
thzs. Another pisn suggested vas shs ar
reet e ne p1zisst vhile ii the midst cf
his seicoHing trends, bat rhsn Nrz sal.
kran csded ~ toe ofSce of NJ Rrsug. .
iswyer. sat Exp aimed thsf she wasted a
warrant fsr Saliiss Arrest sas lswrsr r~-
piied thst warrant aa such q charge coala A
such svfsssnce ~ gull ss Ms. enli1ps.
ccu.d shev sgsfrsf her hesta~s
Tbs evening J8hn L. crtlixen w;~<ei
the sffsee 81 the H~rzi6 is company wish q
psFtF q frie1ts saS Deposited $50 - fsr-
fsfs - f<1t ~fsh sav mar IN the w.srif
Mfteheil OF karsin rr@aerred. fer q sake Of
sny xmouaf % sle.aA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
So Damask Napkins.

90 doz. z Damask Napkins
at 25c per dozen. All Linen.
80 doz. at 75c.
g. doz at g.
100 doz. at $l.25.
% doz. at $50.
200 doz., our own importa-
ton. A magnificent German
Napkin at a grand bargain
price. 81 per dozen.
: Napkins at $3.50. $500
and $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
3-4 Damask Napkins.

so doz. at sl.50 per dozen.
IS doz. az S2.oo per dozen.
IS doz. at S7.5o, marked from
5000.
Go doz. at S7.75 per dozen.
100 doz. az $500. $50, 400.
500 and S6.oc per dozen.
We are importers Of good
many Of the numbers, price OF
which are given and Will be
found on inspection IS per cent
below competition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

A~sT dcwn in the of-hsD5 corner Of
kiehigsn, in The city 81 Asrlsn. sn The Z5.h
cav II Jane. lssI. hsnry }. Cess -ss msr-
red. ard no~ ass re ksftIs r.. hss Sled =
hiIl q con psfas n TIE C1rcust fsnrr as<-
ing for div8zes from him. Sc alleges
that hs skspps5 ne ssT thy were rns-rlsa.
snS she hss nsveT s~ea sires. - she
frathfoIIv chsrres ee~zaoa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

They Take Possession ef aE Alabama
r~~a aad haEs IT.
BIEnSeHAH. Als- Apfl 24-A negro
Was hanged today a. Bessener. ard the
negroes il revenge have tsksn possession OF
the town sad have started 10 burn II down.
A teirgr4m wss received BY the shsriff
sskiaS Tor 100 msn sns arms. They have
left here. arEntc vita NineassteFs. 10 pro-
tect the residents OF Bessener. Special
case OF need
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

tkstss,ts "a - tt-tssAS-.ttNNs-
BYRos CENTRE. April 24.-S. Pelton and
III. Calwell are building an elevator along
the J.. 5. and NJ. 5. track at this place, and
will handle wheat and all kinds OF farm
produce. IL viii be great Improvement 20
the town. III. Tovner. the miller, is GO
ing 10 put 10 roller machinery. The rollers
arrived last night. and he thinks he will
have them running ia three or four weeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Secretary Fstrchild Gives His Ressonr
For Oppo~ta9 ".

Secretary Fstrchild elves Hfs Bessonr
For Oppe~ias n.
WAs#TvsTox. Asrii pa Secrstayy Fsr-
ehi.d appeared before tie Senste Finance
Comnsitte to-day At the request Of the COM
m5fies 70 present Bis views On the bill which
passed tbe House er8v3aine foE TIE isxae ef
fractional currency. he Secretary stronslv
opposed the bill He ssserted thst praviors
fs-Tes Of frsctionsl currency cozF n the sx-
pe-ssnyss of iss production aud los from
a.~sructsn. "a naach a. tie snfsre face Va irzs
Of he average circulation maintained. He
did not bsilsve t6st pablic converisnc~ re-
euIred The reissue nor thar Il wouid k<
rs7raisr Frsctional silver ard tie r~ssfsl
aoee ssxssn ret Al purposes vAich fr.c-
siansl uesez co1i6 serve. sxoent k~ . ~esv
Isrze iss'1e ex exFsnGiae - the most remove
rsrfs % fns esu1try ard rsanirfnx r>zrs IN
~ preperss7 Fhe cser saS xresx ioss
le e5fenss - zen i-sGe sea rs rsnlfssf
dse.fvs8t zss shich hsl ls3 e - sbsa4on-
nenE. ser n rs vusna sr.cs oxiee reason .
ga ast tae reDe~si 81 sueh elreu ~ On.
Controller - ~ Carrencr Trsnholns, ar
p-znd hefore tns co4nns5r1e. - snx<rss
s0ras nInos a,os1i6ostfous % - eiii - re-
in sgnss he asps<.ssss a ths fressmas
5snk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
FATAL FIRE
-Four Persons Fatally Iniur.d st Fire Ia
New york CITY

New yors City.
NEv YoRKs April "A woman supposed
TO be Mrs. Lizzie Cook. was burned to death
and Hiehael Cook. painter, Csfhsrine Ma
honey snd James Walker fatally injured
daring q IRE toni2ht in tenement
At i58 East Twenty -Eignih-st. Cook
and Mss Mshonsv were injured
b)th BY jumping from third story Windows
and b7 burns. Walksr wss bsdiv burned.
There vsrs large nupber oI families
Sleeping IN the big tenement wksu the fire
broke orf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
B|eached Damasi.

Sc inch siesched Dornass. eli Liner
81 So cents.
5 pieces eli Linen 81 so cents.
10 pieces 60 inch ~ so cents
8 pieces 90 inch 7sc. sold mary
places st 90 per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
Loan Dice and Cream Tah's Dsnsyk,

10 pieces Loom Dice at r6c
per yard all Linen.
40 pieces Loom Dice 10, 40.
AZ, rs. a. ID 3oc per cert.
Cream Damssk excellent
quality AT az, 35. 40 and 45c per
yard We have placed on our
counters this day 10 pieces 90
inch Cream Damssk at only so
cents per yard, good value az
65 cents.
s pieces n ~ Cream Dsrassk sf
75c- This number is very cssirsbie
tor hotels snc boarding houses.
Is piecos Cream Damssk 6B and IA
inch al 8bc. 81 90. ai.25 and i.bO
per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
Judge Campbeirs Portrait.

LANSING, April 24.-Iyss' portrait of Judge
Campbell was presented to the Supreme
Court this morning in an exceptionally ele-
CANT and graceful address by Levi L. Grit
fin. Il was formally accepted in behalf of
lhe Court By Chief Justice SHERWOOD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Toxsuo. Aerii zt.--Nrs. JoAn A. Tc~sn
riil sssend the n>effpz af Re osin stzfs
ercsns pmsnt. =. A. r. wktch meets = IL
eily uszozzos s11 raarsslsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

UFEpRr7F~-kf Nsrg f7a~<sste rfx earsds
49, zs osrret q Fsrsssl. 49, s. gezr<
fBsers fssn y sz3.ess taarch ~ ia n.
Skn@asf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Nrw YcpK. April 2A-Scuze~hsf 81 a
sensarisa vss creafeS il iacsi ssse bsll cir.
cles vesf eriav hr the r-revt thar Tim
Nsefs. New xerks pitcher. Wiz wed Ms
kielua. SISTER - Ms Jeh1 "a. Wsr,i r.
xes said he s~ent will s3nn BE solsmnired
scd thst tneeefsre N~cie has net signed
vtth ne >ew Yorks. Jchn n Wsr1 CIR
rcsors.es 80 report. saf -sTs the welding
may tske pisce today IN Sew Hsees.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
IHs sHAFT RE-oPsNeo.
The Fire the Calumet and HeelA Mine
Believed to &c Extingaished-

IT FHlfattN tttt-N
CALUMET. April 24.-TOday No. l SHAFT of
the Calumet Hecls mins was reopened,
aud up 10 this hour. 5 p. m. the indications
are that the tire 10 entirely out, altho ugh
the damage to the mine cannot DO esti-
r-.alaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

sk@~tttt - - ftstaNss' %te>,a
PHILAoKLPHiA. April 2f.-Toung Sowders
pitched good game today for Boston and
h.s support was fAultless. X was the fourth
successive defeat for the Philiss. and tonight
they are quite orcxen up over what they
term their hard lncA-r They, however.
sos tia they will change their luck in
Nss YORK tomorrow. Batting houors were
soout evenly divided, although ths visitors
we're more fortunate in punching ther hits
Tns hsiding OF the Philies was anything
nut brilliant The score stands
Phiiscei pnls -.---........0 o 0 o 1 o. I
Boston .......-.-.......-g . 3 0 , ~
Base Hits PhUsfelpnla, 3 Boston. ..
krrors-f + nii4siei phla. g. Boston. l.
Batteries -Aii.ifielI aia. ByidugtOu snd Cien-
sn-s. boston. sOFders and y kourke
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
CHANGED DAILY.

Given Away.
wednesday everv customer purchasing
will receive beautiful picture entitled.
Winter
No matter how little you buv. You will re-
ceive one. Just make q trip TO the third
floor and see the
keystone Egg Bester
In operation. Eggs beat in q few seconds.
Cakes prepared in THREE minutes. Salad
dressing inside in . few minutes. Better
cburned IN five MINUTES. Potatoes mssbed
in one-hslf minute. Aiths. aud lots more.
All done with one machine. Like 70 test q
sample OF their delicious sponge cake?
special Offer.
To every purchaer Of q KEYSTONE
BEATER we are slstborizcs to present
copy Of the keystone Cook Book and Table
Talk. The latter II edited by Mrs. Rorer,
Principal Philsdeipkis Cooking School.
acknowledge 10 be the spiciest. sposl inter
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

sxe,sx.ss tes fe,satss--ess>s.
sASuvsKx. @. April "a - The second
game Between ssndusky and Buffsio which
wss % have been played today. ~ss with
drawn o-ine t7-Baaslos oblecfion to Uu,-
pirs Miller. There vss 40 sns else upon
~nom ne tso clues could sgree TO umpire
Sse rsnse and il ~ss not glsysd. The Buf-
fsIors fh~n left for borne
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

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CoLrxsUs. -prii 2t.-tn interesting
game tas played today aud the visitors
wen by straight good playing both At the
tat snd in the Geld The score Is as fol-
lows
CoIrrn hris ..-.... .........0 0 0 o o. 4
kaiasns 90 .........--0 = 4 So 4
rs~e hits-Cclumh8is 3. ks.amsroo. s.
frfors- goiil1n 5ii-. s. ka.a1ts 100. .
Earned ruas--k siaraaxoo. L
Nil pitch ttsker. H.
batteries sweeney ard whslen. Baker ard
HanVcD.
Cmplre--f oUn<
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

game of base baa vii be plavsa be-
t~eer fhs Tstzsstx- II szate and Dsasorrst
rornposit8rs ~ the AXE next sunday.
tssme - se called Al 80.