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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03


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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
At 15c Per N ard.

NoTE--our Table Linens and ParasoIs al so our new
line of sateens especially worthy of extraordinary
interest and it is safe say have at any time
shown better value throughout entire estabisb-
ment than at present. Our trade has exceptions
aIlv large and constantly receiving larger lots
new goods in every depar tment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Lace and Ottoman Curtains are complete i'm
every particular. We offer Lace Curtains
from so cents per pair. A special new thing
very pretty patterns we offer
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

seen by all ladies.
Two special lots of
pure White Damask,
full widths at 45c
and 621c per yard,
fine goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

PHRHSUL-S.

We offer extraordinary value in Silk
Parasols, in black, divided into lots at 81 %.
S1.50 So and 1926, Gold or Silver tipped
handles.
Also magnificent line of novelties ia
Checks and Stripes at very low prices. At
1925 we offer a fine Black Satin Parasol,
pure Silk lining trimmed in Silk Lace.
Also large quantity of Ecru Satin Parasols
covered in fine braided Lace and lining to
match. This lot we offer at So 20 each.
A special lot of fine Satin Parasols in
black Satin border at 81 1-2c each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
Somme' D<.yy Coos.

A fine Sateen. ecru grounds i'm the very
latest patterns have just been received and
will be given special prominence i'm our dress
goods display during this week. We offer
this lot at &C per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
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Our Lace Curtain
Drapery Department
have done a very
large trade this sea-
son. Our stock of
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
a Spsda( Rove(ty.

We have received an elegant Summer
Jersey in a deep rich Cream with pleated
fronts, two lots both styles are close fitting.
We offer this beautiful article of Dress
at 50 90 and $3.50 each, very special value.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-21

are well made. People who have thus
learned by experience that well made arti-
cles Of furniture cannot be built for nothing,
as well as all others desiring sub
tantial and reliable furniture will appre-
ciate the fact that there are some firms in
existence which can be relied upon to meet
the wants of the public in this respect.
There is none better qualified to do SO, and
none which has better reputation for SO
doing than the well-known firm Of Keller &
Go. This firm, too, is one quite prominently
identified with Cambridge interests and
it, Messrs. Cornelius P. and George A.
Keller, father and son, having been for q
long time residents here and having. also,
their factory in our midst. Their experience
in-the furniture trade and furniture manu-
featuring has been of sufficient extent in
point of years and of such worthy connec-
tions as to assure the public at once that
there is little they do not know about first
class furniture For eleven years they were
with the famous Geldowsky, Cambridge
man also, whose furniture was standard of
excellence and reliability while he was in the
business. They are the direct successors of
Mr.. Geldowsky, and even retain now many
Geldowsky premises at East Cam
bridge was their original factory, but since
the disposal of that property the factory has
been located on Main street, adjoining the
Prospect House. The outlet for the factory
is the elegant and convenient store at the
junction of Washington and Elm streets,
Boston, which was built expressly for them.
The firm occupies at this location ten rooms,
some of which extend through to and face on
Hanover street, and covering in all $4,000
feet of surface. Besides this it takes two
large storehouses elsewhere to hold the
cheaper grade of Western work. By cheaper
grade-lest we might imply that we had
reference to the class of sham goods above
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

IT is reported that veteran Tommy Bond Is
10 try pitching again.
GORE, of New York, has stolen but one
base in twenty three games
In three Princeton games Pitcher Bates OF
Harvard College, struck out forty-nve mon.
CLEVELAND has cast vote against having
a base on balls recorded in the error column
of a score.
THE New Orleans management has volun-
tarily raised Captain McVeys salary 1or
good work.
Won DER AHE's losses on his Western Asso.
ciation speculation are reported to De over
$4,000 already.
FRED PFEFFER, of the Chicagos, is cover
ing second with more dash and vim THIS
season than ever before.
A BOX of cigars is offered to the player OF
the Chicago Western club making the first
double play unassisted.
WHITEwAsHEs are plentiful this season
under the three strike rule. Last year they
were comparatively rare.
"SMILING MICKEY" WALSH has kept his
opponents down to less than ten hits in every
game he has pitched for the New Yorks.
mexican, of Cleveland now disputes with
Kilroy, of Baltimore, the honor of being the
fastest runner to first base in the Assocla-
ton.
In three innings, as the men came to the
bat in the recent Princeton VI ale game,
Stage, of the New Haven College, struck
them out
THE largest baseball glove mandatory Is
said to be located at Rockford, ILL.,, elghty
persons being employed all the year round IN
the manufacture.
CLEMENTS, of the Philadelphias has caught
In twenty-six championship games this sea-
son out of thirty played, twenty-one OF tnem
being in succession.
The numerous accidents on the field this
season seem to show conclusvely that the
players are taking more desperate chances
than they ever did before
AT SCRANTON, Penn. Umpire Callihan
had to be escorted from the field by police
men and the players Of the visiting Jersey
City Club, else he would have been mobbed.
"a BALL-TossER is either a hero or q
tramp" says the Louisville Post. HE is
either worshiped or he is cursed. There is
no middle ground around the bases for
him
But for Mike Kelly's remarkable batting
and base running, Boston would not rank as
high as now. He, single-handed, has won q
number of games by timely hit, stolen base
or run.
CATCHER FLINT has his hands done up In
knots as an indication Of the punishment he
has received in handling the swift delivery OF
Krock, the big Oshkosh pitcher OF the
ChicapoS
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decyisd-let us explain that we mean, never
theless, well made and substantial work.
Tho firms principal trade Is in the best
grades OF furniture made from special de-
signs by. their. own designers, or to order
from designs of others. Two designers are
employed-Mr. Small, the chief, and Mr..
Tomlinson, an English architect and de
signer, who has recently been engaged. The
latter gentleman was procured especially tc
introduce English designs, which the firm
now makes speciality Of, and which are
very popular on account Of their simplicity.
The upholstery work is carried on at the
Washington street store, in which occupation
some twenty five hands are employed, Mr..
Thisfelt, an experienced upholsterer and mar
Of most excellent taste, is In charge Of this
department. A special branch Of the firms
business Is its drapery and shade work
which is In charge Of Mr.. Plummer, formerly
of r. II. White q Co.
The salesmen employed are almost without
exception those who have had life OK
perience and who have in the past been con
nected with such firms as A. H. Davenport
Doe & Hunnewell and tho Paine Furniture
company.
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EORElaN.

Lord Stanley, the new governor general
was sworn in on Monday at Ottawa, Ont,
in the senate chamber. There was no public
demonstration.
A duel took place on Monday between NJ.
Paul de Roulede and NJ. Arene member Of
the chamber of deputies for the department
of the Corse. The weapons used were swords.
M. Arene was wounded
Lord Harrington has written a letter on
the local government bill, in which he says
that the licensing clauses are not vital to
the bill, and that the dissidents are not
compelled to support them as essential to the
existence of the government
Mr.. Frank Hugh ODonnell who brings
suit against the London Times for libel, has
subpenaed Earl Spencer and Sir George o.
Trevelyan, respectively former lord lieu
tenant and chief secretary for Ireland, to
serve as witnesses in the trial.
Alice Woodhall, who was extradited to
New York from England June g for forging
the name of John Gill to $4,000 worth Of
United States bonds, discharged and subse-
quently rearrested. was discharged and will
sail for Europe.
The Spanish cabinet has resigned after &C
cepting the resignation of Gen. Martinez
Campos, governor-general of the province
OF New Castle, rendered some time ago. This
will enable Senior Segasta, the prime minis
ter of the retiring cabinet to form a new
liberal government.
Temple, the American, won the profession
al bicyclerace at Berlin on Monday.
Leopold Steiner, a member Of an extensive
corn firm in Pesth, has absconded. He
forged bills to the amount of 100000 forins.
All the Pesth banks are sufferers
The locusts are advancing in compact
mass, over IL miles long by 6 in breadth, in
Algiers. "A panic prevails in the province of
4 mt tnn 1,~ - H. -
been devastated.
Seine, in Paris on Monday, M. Valiant gave
notice that he would introduce resolution
IN favor OF the organization Of the people
into national standing army.
King Humbert and Queen Margaret met
with most enthusiastic reception on their
arrival at Bologna. Their majesties partici-
pated IN various ceremonies, including the
unvelilng OF a monument to Victor Eman-
uel.
The London Times says: There is no
real doubt felt that the licensing clause of
the county government bill will be dropped
Mr.. Smith, who has been pressed unfairly
by the opposition, seems to have been carried
somewhat beyond the bounds of prudence. :"
Bishop O'Dwyer of Limerick has written
another letter in relation to the pope's re-
script, in which he denounces all those who
refuse to obey the pope as desperate men.
The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned in con-
sequence of discussions over the Popoff affair."
Prince Ferdinand is endeavoring to affect
reconciliation.
The body Of Col. Khasinsky, who had been
missing several days, has been found in the
suburbs of Vernoe. There is evidence that
he was murdered.
The king of Hollands heir, the Princess
Wilhelmina, aged years, has been betrothed
to the 12-year-old prince of SAKE Weimar.
The marriage will unite Saxe-Weimar and
Holland.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-21
AMnlkinr Electric Battery.

Bennettsville, Ind, holds within Its
confines remarkable freak. The won
der Is Henry Luegeman. Three years
ago, during astorm, he was engaged In
gathering tanbark, when the tree from
which no was taking 1t was struck by
lightning. Luegeman received Sc
we're shock. 1t Transformed him into
genuine electric man. Any one who
hakes hands with Luegeman now re-
ceive, severe shock. BY passing the
blade of knife between his thumb and
finger during the progress of a storm he
charges the metal SO strongly that
heavy weights can BIO lifted. When
flies alight on him they drop dead, and
whom no is in dark room sparks flash
from his flesh and his eyes shine like
incandescent lights. Whenever storm
approaches Luegeman ,lecomes highly
charged with electricity and it is dan
@ erous to touch him. He claims to fec
no in convenience, except that he will
30 near no moving locomotive for fear
Of being drawn against it and killed. -
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

ETELKA GERsTER has gone to sing at the
Royal Opera House, Pesth.
THREE comic opera companies are playing
In St. Louis for the summer.
JEFF D'ANGELIs, the opera bouffantist, Ia
engaged to Colonel McCaull until September,
1890.
CHARLES E. WHITE is the Oldest living
performer who made negro minstrelsy pro-
fession.
Mrs. D. P. BOWERS, the actress has de-
cided to make professional tour Of the Aus
tralian colonies.
JAMES LEWIS, of Daly's company, has
been immortalized bv the London Times a.
an American Coquelin.
MRS BERNARD BEERE, the celebrated
English actress, will come to this country
and act just after election
PINERo's "Sweet Lavender has been pur
chased for the New York Lyceum, and viii
be produced early next season.
The success of Booth and Barrett II
tragedy has led to talk Of an acting partner
ship between Jefferson and Florence,
BOBBY NEwcoMB, the well known favorit.
song and dance man, is dead. He was one oil
the neatest and most graceful performers OF
the speciality stage.
ELLA RUSSELL, the American singer nov
III Wv. L cooi obuk ihuoSid3 was TcCtutlJ pre-
sented with a rose of diamonds during PER.
Torrance Of "Traviata"
MRS. ALICE SHAW, the American whist
Ter, is just now novel attraction at high So
ciety entertainment Is in London. She recently
whistled for the Prince of Wales's benefit
and was personally complimented by him.
NINE. ALBANI recently sung Home, Swee,
Home" at the inauguration OF the exhibition
for the benefit Of the London England
Home for Incurables in such a way that q
lady present at once wrote her check fol
$4,000 for the charity.
The Egyptian Government has granted
permission to Sarah Bernhard's impresaric
for the use OF the Khedives theater in Cairo
for ten performances to be given in the
winter. The great French actress propose.
giving like number in Alexandria also.
NINE. KATE RuLLA, an American prima
donna, has scored an operatic success in Lon
don. She was called upon, without rehearsal
and upon two hours notice to sing in "Dor
Giovanni" She awakened the enthusiasm Of
the audience, and has been favorably con
sidered by all the critics.
Tony PAsToR's Theater, in New York
which has Just been destroyed by fire, was ,
regular school for comedians. Among tn
many graduates turned loose upon the stag
from PASTORS tutelage are: Nat. Goodwin
Lillian Russell, George s. Knight 10
Emmett, Evans and Hoey, Neil Burgess,
Baker and Farron, Thatcher, Primrose an
West, Jacques Kruger. Denman, Thompso
and Gus Williams.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-21
Interview With the Factory superin-
tendent

The Cambridgeport factory, where all this
specially designed and order work is turned
out, Is four-sto y building with basement,
hands are here employed, under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. E. Flint, Jr, who has
worked upon fine furniture from designs fur
nished by some of the best designers in the
country, for great many years. Mr.. Flint
kindly bestowed his attention upon Tribune
reporter little while, one day this week, in
showing him around the well ordered fac
tory, and in giving few ideas about the
business He says that furniture is being
the natural grain Of the wood In so doing
particular care must be taken in selecting
woods which are free from flaw or blemish.
Mahogany AMI quartered oak are the favor
tie woods, the former for chamber and oak
for dining room. Black walnut is get
ting SO scarce that it is hard
to find good stock In speaking
of dining-room furniture, he said the pillar
leg tables were fast going out of style, five
legged tables taking their place. Mr.. Flint
took pains to show device Of his for an easy
working slide on an extension table. Its
operation is free from all binding and catch
ing so common to dining-room tables. 1t is
also most durable invention. While look
ing over the factory, some fine specimens Of
carved work were noticed. Mr.. Flint sa
he had at the factory some fine wood-carv-
ers, and that carved furniture was very
popular. A design for memorial Masonic
altar, which the firm is getting out for
Charles Fl. Wilder of Newton, Iowa, was
very attractive 1t is to be made Of San
Domingo Mahogany, light in finish, with
carved capitals and Masonic emblems. 1t is
to be built from original designs from the
firms designers.
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Thought lie Was Helpless.

The Waterville Mail tells good story
Of Mr.. L. O. Berry of Cromett's mills,
who lost an arm several years ago.
While boarding at Richmond one.
hotel stranger who had lost an arm
entered and seated himself opposite Mr..
Berry and asked the waiter to cut up
his food for him, pointing to his empty
sleeve by way of explanation of the re-
quest. The waiter, with twinkle in
her eye asked Mr.. Berry to do it. As
that gentleman sat at tho table his arms
appeared all right and when he did the
required task with one hand the stran-
ger took it as an insult. and demanded
an apology. As Mr.. Berry in reply,
held up his own empty sleeve, the
stranger burst into tears with the re-
mark: "Tve been helpless seven years,
but I'm helpless no longer. "-[ Lewis
ton (Me.) Journal.
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oOIAGS OF CONGRESS.
kENATR,

Tuesday.-Mr. Stewart gave notice In the
senate that he would move TO suspend the
rules so as to make in order two amend
ments which he would propose to the legis-
lative appropriation bill-first, that when
any national bank circulation is surrendered
tthe bank not being in liquidation), IL an
equivalent amount be not taken by other
nstional banks within 30 days, the secretary
of the treasury shall purchase and coin an
equal amount OF silver, in excess of the
s., 900, 900 month authorized under the sill
yer coinage act Of Feb. %, 1873; and, second,
authorizing and directing the secretary OF
the treasury to uIchase and coin not less
than 81, 900 900 Of silver bullion per month.
....On motion of Mr. Cullom, the bill
to amend the interstate commerce
law was taken up, and Mr.. GU
lom proceeded to address the senate In ex-
PLANTATION and advocacy Of 1t.
Wednesday.-Mr. Sherman, from the
committee on foreign relations, reported a
concurrent resolution requesting the presi-
dent to invite from time to TIM as fit occa-
sions may arise, negotiations with any gov
eminent with which the United States has
diplomatic relations, to the end that any diff
ferences between the two governments, which
cannot DO adjusted by diplomatic agencies,
may be referred to arbitration, and may be
peacefully adjusted by such MEANS Placed
on the calendar. f.. Mr.. Hale called up Mr.
Morgan's resolution as to the fishery treaty,
and proceeded to address the senate on the
subject. +. Mr.. Blair moved to take up the
senate bill for the adjustment of accounts of
laborers workmen and mechanics arising
under the eight-hour law. The vote by
yeas and nays resulted: Yeas 81; nays II.
HOUSE.
Tuesday. reports in the house
OF the committee on elections on
the contested election cases of Frank VS..
Glover, from the 9th congressional district
of Missouri, and of Lynch VS. Vandever,
from the 9th congressional district Of Cali
fol MIA, and the resolutions in favor Of the
sitting members in both cases were adopted
without division. Z. The house then wentint
committee of the whole on the tariff bill.
Wednesday. Tho house went into COM
mittee of the whole on the tariff bill. Mr..
Bayne of Pennsylvania moved to strike
from the free list sisal grass AMI other veg
etable substances. The motion was defeated.
Mr. Warren of Missouri moved to strike
from the free list burlaps, not exceeding 60
inches in width, of flax, jute or hemp, Lost.
Mr. McMillin Of Tennessee moved to place
upon the free list bags of jute for grain.
Carried.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-21
THE LABOR WORLD.

EIGHTEEN rolling miles have shut down
within week.
A UNION of photographer workmen has
been organized.
THE bill to establish a Department OF La
Dor has passed both Houses of Congress.
PAwTUcKET (R. L. mill operatives have q
cooperative store paying large dividend.
THE Montreal, Canada, building trades
have demanded an increase of twenty per
cent. in wages.
a, 600, 00J year from the advance in wages
in eighty cities.
THE Adelaide Silk Mill at Allentown,
Penn, employs 916 hands and pays out every
month $1,000 in wages.
WHEN the new industrial establishments
building in Admission, Ala, are completed
10000 more men will be at work.
ONE ton of pig iron is made for every nine
persons in the United States and one ton o!
rolled iron for every twenty-five.
A HORSESHOE manufacturing company
will erect machinery at Admission, Ala, that
will turn out thirty horse-shoes every minute.
THERE are twenty mica quarries in Graf
ton, Canaan, Orange and Groton, N. b..
that in the last-named town giving employ
ment to seventy men.
THE iron and steel production during the
past five months is reported at Pittshurg a.
100000 tons, against 500, 900 tons during the
same period last year.
THERE are more than forty distinctive
trades represented in the Building Trades
section of the Central Labor Union, with 6
constituency of over 500.
PITTsBURG iron manufacturers have beer
asked to bid on 400 iron mail catchers to bt
supplied to the Post Office Department for tn,
year commencing July /.
THERE are 2493 more members Of Typo
graphical Union in London, England, thai
there are in the New York Union. The for
mer claim CAB and the latter 1000.
Our Consul at Malaga Spain, ordered ,
stove from America, which at first was no
looked on with favor by the natives bu
now they like it, and there is great cry fol
stoves.
ALEXANDER RosToFF is the name of la
boring in Bridgeport, Conn, who can speal
Russian, his native tongue, and German
Hungarian, Hebrew, Latin, English ant
Italian.
A WONDERFUL step in advance is about be
ing made by which Bessemer steel can b
made in blast furnace. The company ha
a capital Of s1,000,000 1t will make Besse
mer pig as cheap as ordinary pig-iron.
The Dutch workman works twelve, thir
teen and fourteen hours a day, and he doe
not turn out half Of what an English work
man does in that time A poor diet AM
little sleep lead to state Of low nervou
energy.
TIE workmen on the great Eiffel tower il
Paris have struck, on the ground that tn
higher they go, the greater the danger is
There are 200 Of them, earning on an aver
age so cents a day. If their wages are t
rise with the tower it will not 60 very mucl
further.
APPLYING the torch, as the expression
generally used, is an act not conducive to in
dustrial or any other honest interest, but tn
usual result was reversed recently at Be
videre, N. j.. when Minnie McCracker ar
piled the torch which pet in operation War
rem furnace, which had been idle for fiv
yearA