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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
WILLIAM CLARK,

Andes Recorder"
Hsrrisofs popular majority 5000 TO 10000. While
the tsrn discussion effected changes in party
alliances party lines in the main much
more early than they years ago. think
the above estimate New-York State is naturally
Republican. c. NJ. ALLEN.
Editor Of Auburnian." Auburn N. Y.
Harnson's popular majority $4,000; some enthusiasts
ssy 10000 but for conservative estimate $4,000
OF this feel very On Governor it is 30 be
very close between Miller and HILL A. j. DEAL.
... The Herald" Fairport. N. Y.
Hsrrison's popular majority 10000 TO $4,000. This
based upon special especially skilled
labor and manufacturers. WILLIAM MAYER,
New York Herold"
Harrisons popular majority Is 900 Eighty per cent Of
the independent OF four ago will Harrison
and so per cent OF the will Harrison
and larger protection Democratic vote will also
the same candidate DANIEL LEWIS.
Editor Chronicle" Mt Vernon N. Y.
HArrison's popular majority 10000. There are very
many Ibis section who going 70 vote for
PROTECTION, Harrison and Morton
CHARLES ii. FANNING,
Greenbush GozetteS
The present outlook Is favorable for Harrison carrying
the Empire State by q liberal majority The Democrats
will lose largely fl rural districts BY the tariff aga
ton The Republicans look for gains ia New-York City.
whaber Lord sackvie's letter will injufe the Demo-
cratic party remains to be told.
HARVEY G. DIEFENDORF
A. ''f Editor Free Press" Port Plain. n. Y.
Ifasrisons majority 10000. The Indications are that
with q fair vote. Hsfrisons majority will BIO at least
20 900. Every have heard from reports many
changes from Cleveland to Harrison The only esnsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
THE PRESDYTER|AHS
THEY ENTERTAIN The PRusloENT
Kssepssss - President sad Mra clsse-
LAD a. GsF1sasswa aad fhIi4asi-
pAl.-Aa Address ~ ths
President

PHuADzLKHIA. Nay 8.-The centennial
cslebr.tion Of ths Presbyterian General As
sssssly ss<aa this sftsrnoen with . reeep-
tion al Overlook. the homestead Of Mr.. aud
nrs. Wslzr Morris. where President and
Nr.- Cleveland were entertained. together
VITA CON zissioasFs from the northern and
soul hsrn Genersl Assemblies Of the Presey-
tsrian CAuEch. President and Mrs. Cleye-
lsee reached Overlook about $50 p. ~.
.hsss tnsy were net By Raw. and Mrs
Charles Wood. Of Germsntown, and we're
Immediately CONDUCTED - the residence.
snsTe o rscsptioa Was hsid. They were
lsslosed snortiy Afterwards by the Com
a ais.ioasrs Of Southern Assembly. who also
came on = special train froas Baltimore.
The reception took place between and
o'clsek. The delegates were welcomed BY q
short speech By Mr.. Morris. Raw. Or. Bal
tock. Moderator Of tas Southern Assembly
ana sx Chaplain OF the United states Senate.
offered prayer. President Cleveland then
made an address after which Rsy.
G l. Thompson. OF Kansas City,
Moderator Of the Northern Assembly, pro-
nounesd the bcnediction- The vlsitcrs. alter
paying their respects 10 the host and hostess
and Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland met each other
socially and psrtook Of refreshments. Ths
Presidsnt aud Mrs. Cleveland, wit b other
disun guissed guests, then took . special
train Tor PhilA delp hia there = reception wal
held toaight 10 delegates Of the Northern
and Southern Assemblies at the Academy
Of Fins Arts by ths Presbyterians of this
city
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Frnnstt q. Snitb. q popular member Of
the police force vas married isst evening tc
Razests NcEav. a. the brides residence on
fslsr6u- Rev. P. hoerdyk Officiating
Miss q Srien. Of Rochester, y. T., acted A.
BRIDESMAID and Grsat Haghson. Of Sarsnse,
w.rs ] P. Eldridgs and wifs, Of st. Iouis:
n n. Kennedy sad wife. of Es~ York
Citv. krs " A Hatch. Of Nuskexsr
Rshert Ande-sop- 81 Ssrssse WV. Pin.
clair. cf Bsttie frsek, B. k<Ieo., of Nsw
York Cty. sn& Mrs.. NccriA Of IAusng
-nosh~r q tae 5riae NJ All Mr. Smith
Ill settle Sown - housekeeping 81 oacs
TIE presents ~sre rnmerous snd costlv '
snd we're spprspvists tokens ef leve sna
es1PsnA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
THE NEW BISHOPS.
Drs. y. II yincenf. FitzGera1d and Joyce,
and Probably Newman, Elected

NEW YokK. May 23.-Ths third ballot for
Bishops in the Methodist General Confer
enoe resulted as follows: Vincent 3l1, Firz-
Ger aid $40. Goodsell $50. Newman 227.
Joyce go. Payne l45. Crsnston 143, Kyvell
los, Butts III and King II. The others
were scattsTing. IL took 800 10 elect, and
Drs. Vincent and FitzGsrald were declared
duly chosen.
senior Bishop Bowman presided at the
opening Of today's session After the read
Ing Of the Journal and devotional exercises.
the tsllers who bad taken up the NTH bal
lot Tor bishops mads their returns. The
whole vots was 449. necessary to elect 800.
Rev. Dr. ]. w. Joyce, Of Cincinnati. Sc
cured 326 votes and vss consequently
elected the taird bishop out Of the i've to
ss elected. Or. Goodssll received 2S6 votes
and DR.. J. ?. Newman followed with 237.
Others received votes ranging from to 1877.
Tse sxtk and seventh. eighth and ninth
ballos tor bishops resulted in no choice.
The tenth ballot was taken, bat the con-
fsrencs adjourned before the result was
snnouacsd- Rev. DR.. Newman Is probably
e.ected
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.


t8aee-
CLEVELAND. May 23.-Willlsn ]. McFar-
land. lsborer employed by the Standard
oil Company. residing at ,l69 Forest-st,
shot lis wife aud child and attempted sui
eide this aftsraoon. For some time past he
has desired 10 10 back TO Ireland, but his
vile opposcdit Mcfarland was seen in scv-
eral saloons this afternoon aud Was under the
infusncs OF liquor when he returned home.
At hslf-pss tire. yooag girl living next
door 10 Acfarland's house was startled by
hearing three pistol shots in rapid sue
cession. She ran into AcFarla1d's yard
and was Just In time TO help Mrs McFAr-
land escape through the front window.
The latter ezs shot tvics through the body
just above the abdomen and was removed
70 ST Alexis hospital. NcFarlxnd's
innnoc7nt lttle thfee-year-old daughter
was nsxt turned upon and shot
in the arm and through the
BODY. The murderer then placed the
smoking weapon 10 bis own breast and
skot hiEsself lie was found bleeding from
. terrible wound jast over the heart. No
hopes are entertsined OF saving tie lives OF
sny Of the three. They had lived happily
until the question of returning TO Ireland
came pp. Mcfarland has borne a good
raDrt alton
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
ALGER ON BLAINE.
What the Ex-Governor Said to . New York
world" Reporter.

What the Ex-Governor Said to . New York
"Worid" Reporter.
The New York World of Monday contains
the following:
Ex-Gov. Russell A. Algsr, of Michigan.
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel early
yesterday morning and be read the World 8
interview with Mr.. Blaine before be had
eaten his breakfast. 1t did not take away
his appetite. II DO not believe" he said.
that the interview throws any additional
light on the Presidential canvass. / have
never doubted the sincerity of Mr. Blsines
withdrawal made in bis Florence letter and
subsequently, reiterated through Mr.. Crsw-
ford in the World. / do not think il is
necessary for him to add anything 70 what
he has already said on that subject. unless
he bad changed bis mind and intended 10
become candidate. If the latter De true,
Mr.. Blaine owes it 70 himself aud to his
party TO announce that fact. The gentle
nen who have entered the field since Mr.
Blsine's withdrawal are entitled to the in
formation. too. As Mr.. Blaine now says
that be has nothing to add or TO retTact
from bis previous uttersnces, / taxs IL that
he will not be candidate. | do not see
how any other construction can be placed
upon the matter.
Would Mr.. Blaine accept II nominated?
That is the only point on which there seems
to De any doubt. / do not fnd- that any OF
the men who are most jealous in pressing
Blsines candidacy now have any definite
information on that subject"
Suppose the convention gets into a dead
lock. and after many fruitless ballots Mr..
Blsines name should be proposed as q com
promise on whom ali could unite"
That would put different phase on the
matter. II Mr.. Blaine should be nominated
under such Circumstances be could accept
without criticism from any one, or in viola
ton Of the good faith of his Withdrawal.
Bat Mr. Blaine knsr before be vrote bis
Florence lettsr that the nomiastien vss ni,
II be wsntsd ~ He would not have writ
ten that letter, in my judgment If be had
had the most remsts idea Of becoming .
~.n1iasfs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
N[I's FURNISHING GOODS

Handsome Spring Neckwear
at % and 80 cents: worth
double the price asked.
Fancy Laundered Shirts at
81 and Sl.25: two Collars and
one pair OF Cuhs 60 with each
shirt.
Unlaundered Shirt at 4s,
rs cents and 81 each; the best
shirts for the money in Grand
Rapids.
80 doz. Fancy half Hose at
only % cents.
Mems Balbrggan Under
wear at 80. Is cents and u:
sizes range from "a to "a in.
vests. and in drawers from 30
in. TO AZ and ~ an.
A full line of Summer Wool
Vest and Drawers, in pure
white. scarlet and natural
greys.
Collars. Cuffs Hosiery, Night
Shirts, and in fact a complete
line of Mems Furnishing
Goods always in stock and st
prices sgtonishipgly low.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
BISHOP OF DETROIT
REs On, JOHN 5 FOLEY APPOINTED.
rhs N2os s~st IN Amer Lsag Delay
skssen ~ the Lffs 81 the Appsistss
"A Dlsuss alsssd scholar snd
Hard Wsxksr.

NEW Yokx. Nay 8.-Ths oafksiis kssss
has q eakasgrsm from Rome 70 the effect
that Pew. John 5. Foley, Of ST. Asrtla's
church, Bzltimors. hxs been appointed by
the Holy See 20 nli the vacant Bishopric Of
Detroit The appointment Of Bishop has
been delayed ewing 20 the dispute which
has been going on in Rene regarding the
delimifstion Of the Catholic Diecesss st De-
troit and Gfsnd Rapids. the idea being TO
have more convenient boundaries for each
Diocsss or even 20 have new lines made
which would give Easters Michigan 10 the
Detroit Diocese and Western Michigan 70
the Diocese OF Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24


To ne Citisens 0f Grand Rapids
The aaasrsig med Of the commitsee D AIMED
a. the citizens meeting to act in conjunc-
ton with The Grand Array Posts in proper
obssrvsncs Of Decoration Day respectfully
asa tae Al d Of the citizens 10 that result.
The Army Posts are entitled to great
credit for hsvlax AZ much expense of time
and money. in past years, "a ken successful
caargs of the csrsmeBies OF the day. and
the suggestion DOW made. that other citi-
zsas should this year take more active
part. shoui1 BE- net vita an activs approval
and al things be done properly, 10 testify
respect 70 the memory Of those who served
IN the Nati0as trial. as vel IS impress on
The sinds of toe generation nov ia child
h0sd tat ne who has died Tor bis country
should not De forgotten.
. To be end that this be the mors effect
ivsiy done. il is requested that the facto-
res snd stores be closed during the time Of
the memorial services. snd that proper
arrangement Of fsgs and badges Of mogrn-
ing on Pablo bulldogs and privste resi-
dsnses give proof sf the regard Of our peo-
pie for shs occssion. And that there De
aaitr Of action. the conmigte. viii call A.
nearly - possible oa the business men Of
the chisf streets "a secure an agreement for
fhs sssve parpose. sut should there not Re
iirr OF s1y Be Overlooked Il n hoped that
ihs wishes sf she Grsnd Arnly Pests aud
eisiTsus generally would Be respected Il is
siso thougnt that he Beard Of Education
wiil favaT the chfidrens Farsict psrion IN
tsese exercises. J.. l. IszpsIKRE
SrLss r. fonrRrx
J. " Hskc81s.
Com misses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
SAD ACCIDENT.
Joseph Zimmerman BADLY Broken up Thil
Morning.

Joseph Zimmerman BADLY Broken up This
Morning.
Shortly after midnight. young man
named Joseph Zimmerman. employed in
Cupplss mill, just outside the city limits
north. was caught In belt, carried around
the shaft and the right leg crushed to =
jelly. The fingers of his left hand were
torn of. and he was otherwise badly in.
jured, but it is hoped not fstslly.
The patrol wagon was called aLd prompt
ly responded, and the injured man was
taken to his residence, 15S McReynold-st.,
where bis young wife is lying i'll. Or. DE
is seeking for assistance in the amputation
of the wounded mans leg. The sufferer ID
resting easy. but it is feared that he is in q
far more critical condition than the physi-
clans will admit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
CHANGED DAILY.
somsfhinx New.


Sets Of Ironing Bosfds--lhrse ia set
for $40. tn ironing board. sleeve board
and bosom board The most oomplsis
shd sensible thing out Call aud see them.
House furnishing department. third door.
AZ Yoa Wish TO be Healthy Filter the water
You Driak
There Is no greater blessing than pure
water Men have lived without food for
forty days; but no man ever abstainee FROM
water more than nine days and survived.
Good water Isl source of health and yiFor;
bad water is prolific source of disease and
death. and one of the very highest asiheri-
ties on Hygiese. Psrkes. asserts that this
must seen 10 be certain. that rs precise IN
vestigstions proceeded. and indeed, in pro-
portion to care Of the inquiry and the accu-
racy Of the chemical examination. con-
tinually increasing class OF cases is found 70
be connected with the use OF bad water"
Buy filter. We will show you the very
best on the third floor.
Il. LeonardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

sxp!saatory.
faoFp1CrALl
Orrn-r o. SkCRErARy OF
HkRvKvs HEAVV HrrrKts
To the ralary-Grsbeers of the City Of Grand
: xra. - thss ws. ne psnnszt winnerS Of
iSs nd ihe unGieput-d coasa fious of ise7 DO
tsrehy. IA secofcauCe with eur time ho1ored
Fusfon. ensllenEe you 20 contest Win a. on ne
1Ufl tay ~ Msy nfxf. or he ftlr Grounds oi fhis
losntg. a. - o'cloeE IN Ne soreuoon Of that DAY.
ar az. hsse sali supremacy ni isSS
Hertoi lui uot cr iorsTer ailerEard hold your
aua Wears trium pha1tlg,
FLASK II CAaFaNfsR. .ecretary.
The cb-llrnes Is an slsborxss affair.
lraRn oeqn perchmsat rurioined from
somc Masf msrkst. whds the color OF the
sesi = green sd sppropdately dressed ia
moprsi1s.
Harusys "Heavv Hittsr-H are made M
e. follows vith C. L. Harvey ss captain.
P.B G. Lewis C.. r. W. Hise. lat b.,
c. J. ps Young. "a b.. n. W. Stsooins; 50
B.. y B. Rich. g. VIII
Fssrfeid l. T.. lean scslly; c T..
e. L Harvey. r 4. F. p. Carpenter. sub
sHutss. Cowen snd Lsmoresu1- Field
parsss. Nslue Siinscn aud AnB'a Cox.
PATscisn in charge, County Doctor ;. G.
Grsves
The city salary xr.bbsrs have not signi-
sci their Eccsptence vet bat vii. and a
TrrnesAx- Exskto reporter rad she ioiiov-
irE slate sat svenina.
p. rszer. q. Tsy.cr lst b. T. J. Slstferv.
"a b. kntig Frfs. "a b. Fraak Parser; =. q.
i J. Bsisssp, ? r.. Fred. Morrison. g. f.,
fbos Nsslsr. / e. Dick 0rphrn- Physician
IN charrr Dr. Drosss. Jmpires for the
Csnnfy zine. Iu3zes Moa tzomerY snd
Psrkiss CmDires for he City nine. Judges
Rur6ugane and Halues.
r. S-roser zad Taylor VII Dot BE
silseei - wear tbeir glasses ~aAs the
xsne s - pfosress.
rbs r,vsr Clothinx Cempsnv's nine vii
plsv ne 4askrgou team IN the Fair
t,~sunds - this city rn Memorial DaY.
Nav eo Thev s-e both <ecd clubs snd sae
-. rr,.... - sa = an inlaresll - ore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
LINENS.

Received this day 20 pieces
Bleached Table Damask, all
linen, worth everywhere 80
cents per yard. Take your
choice from ten different de-
signs for just 81 cents.
10 pieces Bleached Damask,
worth So cents; your choice
OF patterns for 60 cents only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Nearly al tie grocery dealers Ia this
city. have signed an agreement net 10 re-
tara berry boxes IN the futaEs. This Is
done 20 preteci the cnstomss tron getting
90 mssy crashed berries ~ is ajwsss tas
case whsE handled 80 much. besides if
makes better demand fsf bexes and gives
mseh aoFe work 70 ths box fsclsrlss.
The scsesss is Esod enc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
The One to Choose.

To which business college will We send
the young man7 is an important question
among parents at the present time. We
answer, The Grand Rapids Business College.
1t is not cxcelled for thoroughness by any
similar institution in the country. Send
for College Journal. Address, G. G. Swens-
berg. proprietor, Grand Rapids, Mich
Efeepsrf Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
Great Reduction Sale /!
AT THE
POPULARSHOE HOUSE
46-CANAL-ST-46.

In order to reduce our
stock we shall sell for n
short time, all 0f our Fine
Ladies' Shoes. which sold
heretofore at $3.50, $500.
$3.50, 5000 and 500 at
the extremely Low Price of
ONLY S4.00 A PAIR.
Not a pair of our Fine Shoes
will be reserved; all will go
alike, away below manu-
facturers' prices. This sale
includes all our French Kid,
Dongola Kid and Tonka
Kid Shoes, hand sewed and
hand turned, i'm about
twenty different styles and
lasts, including our cele-
brated hand-sewed Wauk-
enphast---made by the best
manufacturers i'm America
land everypair warranted
All our $3.50 and S4.OO
Shoes reduced to
$500 A PAIR.
Including n very fine line
of Hand Turned Shoes i'm
DOngOla, CurisO or TOnka
Kid. These are the Great
est Bargains of the Season.
For gentleman we have
the same surprise i'm stock
and we shall sell during this
month only, All of our Fine
Genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
i'm French Calf, Kangaroo or
Patent Leather at
$500 a Pair.
They sold before at $3.50,
81 and $S. Our stock is
immense and we can fit any
foot.
Our line of Hand Sewed
So Shoes is reduced to S4.
which is a lower price than
genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
can be manufactured for.
Our Two Dollar Dress Shoes
are equal TO shoes sold else
where for So 90.
No trouble to show goods;
satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
| Popular Shoe House,
46 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

tk4.e41tt - ta4 Nt-latt@ elteet.
DEEzogT, MAJ xA-fiteonb rss pat IN
sox sssia tsdAg add ne Wolverines silash-
ssrsd hln. The "Gixnisr sxpsstsd % pie
Ms OF tss delivery OF yoang Grsssr but we're
siaappointsd- Exespt IN arsf inning. -hsa
- -as nsrvous. hs pitched vsry effectively.
1sis sas TIA iast game N Dstroit uil Ju ne
~ Absas 2c0o people ~srs prsssat Fsl-
loving % tAs score
Eslsoif-.-..--..-...--- o e-i'
hes Ksrx ,----.-4 0 l.
sase hits-rsfToit. "a. Ses fsrk, =.
Er1Ursr- 0elfofl Is tes t0 0fE =.
EalleF.esr-0ozsbeF and Besnett. Iitcomb knd
kIpn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

KkIsNk1aa say 81 - Heary Van
Serpie.tsr. the - T~ar si3 s1n of q ~ia-
ewed ziottes $50 3rs srer. 80 ssr-ek
r tte are s. n ssn Ferfrsl sncern-
ncstsftna vain "a tas East -svA erassinR
tais wcr0io4 snd lssasnar kif,ea The
ecdv va carrtnf acrrss tse -sttfs- xrsrsss
sot fae trsia stoppsd a. the fiTss sridxa. q
Qrussr cf Eslle atstacG A saaaext kss
s~en 81 n <<<.4aire lass - ss<-z a g.
r>kz 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

FAvssse. asy 81 The ssi.oEinx Supreme
csnrt essriens uere ed today.
AH~rea People vs. Gie6-s Pr-hert "a
W wsstar~ pslire ~. Michigan Sire s Marine
lus,lrsscr Csrspsny, Nsw hcme Sswiag
Neehfre Co "a acfhane, Schssie vs
Wszfv
Techheinser "a Pisrcss People
~. Fsv.
49, t<allRav rn Tprres enter-f hers "a
laver af clsiaif fer f-S
fRs krrt terc 81 Ccurt slos-s te5sv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

e. p. Raymond. Of Santa Barbara, CAL. is
visiting his brother, Il. II. Raymond. of
this city. Last syening Mr.. Raymond
brought to this Office potato that weuld
make an Irishman smile out loud 1t
weighed just nine pounds and was picked
out of q lot OF 5000 bushels raised on
twenty acres of land. and was of the Peerless
variety well named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

BxzEEZ. Av E.--The Ezss~a1 Z>auas
vsvs thsf fas nesicsi ssss sfass3snf apon
sse EEnrernr = 20 - reduced. s1d ksrssffeF
sue bailefia = wesk wil - issued rersrd-
ma he E2psrerfs cersifian.
Xmas. Mar &--Ths EEperar - Brszsl
= rrsnoanees sslxkGzF eetGw ss>~s ~ as
nnyssxanA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
WhiteGOOdS.

Plain India Linen at 10, l25,
Is, Is, 20, 20 cents. up as high
as so cents per yard.
Plaid Nsinsook at S. 10, l21,
l5. Is, 20 and % cents.
Persian Lawn, Egyptian
Dimity, Victoria Lawns.
Figured and Dotted Swiss.
Gable Checks. Jubilee Stripes
and Plaids. ETC., etc, IN end
less variety. Every price a
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

tseSt~s-s f1.sesxA-essN>e
EssgKxTxs. May zs-Eaward Rs3sl1 a
singie uaAa. s5 gss-> 81 sze. wss drowned ia
Pesekekey River, scar Mica CANINE. Ekst
nisht hadell ws- soora ef logs. sh5eh
ssass>asT *rsks. are he wks kept in the
~sssr hv tae lsgs III arsw1ed. The less 90
ne awnsrs - fks soon ~ ~ heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

skslss<t fsl-esAssteA.
IyDAN4roLIs. MAJ z5.-Boyls vss hft
qaics iresly 1t umss. while Conway vas
vpg effective. Decay beng th- only one
sDis % gauge his delivery. BotA II his hits
vsrv ever The fsoee bFinxiag in runner
Via hfm. de also drove another against
tAs fence which H0Tnarg captured. Nc
Gssebsy and Bsssstfs hslding we're features
al ths game. Ibs score 8 as follows
fsdianapolia ... .---0 9 o.
h&se Hiis-fntianapoiis z. Boalon.t
frsars- lntliana pelis. =. Kost0n, a
Battfnes-BoJls aud Myers Conway and
Kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

tA@&sattt - - t---ttt@ ee@--A
PrrrsBUao. Nay z5.-fhs visitors Won to-
dsy's game b. saperiosity At the bat. Tbs
ksIdiag on bsth sidss. with the exception Of
GalFinis srror In tas second innias which
eos nofhiBg. was psrfsct, notwithstandink
tao fact thst Il rained without intermission
during tie shois game. Rams made on
hsth sifss sers ezrusd- Attendance. 1000.
The score
fitlsburx ......-..-..-..0 O o o o.
bksaln z10n. q. .--...-4 Q -
Basr Hts pittshurg p Washingfoa, II.
NTrors- filrsburl a. NJ ishinFtO1, a
BsfieFies--1slsin aud beansls Whitney aud
Ma
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

|F7lN w.
CAIcAso. Nay Z3.-FOr seven innings In
todays game Borchers prevented the Phil
lies from making but three hits of bis de-
livery. la the eighth. however. the ousk-
en- tsuchsd hirn for total Of seven bases
aud scored thres runs Two earned. Young
0ieasOns curves were pounded freely from
ffsk Tas score ~ inning ls IS follows
Chicago .....--- ....---.0 0 Q -
Phfladelphsa- sa-..-.--....-e o ] o o o.
Baxe Hits--Chlcago. 10. Philadelphia T.
Frsors-lh n caso. 5. Philadelphia =
Ratfsris.s- Borchers and Farrelg. Gleason and
Flemena
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Pox7 Hvssz. NsJ S3-.wsils . Young
son % a. Ph-enix. ef tsis CITY. wss plsTine
"a the r-rs 81 sre1iss. ne ~ss soeidsnuy
far-a n tie aooth svs cow. the ho~n
eesnins en- a ne sve and iesving an asIv
xsar& Es rii1 receiver.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Il s-ens rem the reports last night that
Michi<zn took . notch upward. Jackson
and Kssmszos bosh vinning. The TELE-
sRAN- HsnALD Is snsblsd TO give the follow
lag summary Of the games played:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

srsEsssEzLs. m. Nsy z5.-Tbs Dsaao-
cratic stsEs eo1ssEfion tbs evening noEni-
Balsd sH-Got Jena a PslmeF for Cover
nor. W Il Aorrisoa, w 6. ooa1o. j. +.
k.iss snd = 4 HoErkiagtoa wsTs chosen
asiegslss- st-L4E.s - ms 81 Lo1is eonve0-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
II WAS DETnOIT'S DAY
Ias L~.sas s<asss "a sssse<a<x De- fsi1
bs~sas. Ghas-<s saa ~>shi2stea sAs
HlassF.- slsns ga - ka- frssk
~ tAs 1Ft.sskss Lss<as.

A sil Be- sess ~ ia TzLzaaAa Hxs-
AIS FseoFis % the kknkes played yesEsE-
6ag sbsg SIRE al iaterssfiDx- Tbs Dsfroit
-slaxsssss s.rnsd tAsir nans, zad ths othsr
rinni8z claAs-Beston. Chiaaz0 ssd Wasa-
iaxsoa canned theiF sistsriss Al ths poiat
q tas bas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Z. w. hurpAy. OF Ida Van Cortland
Company, vas IN town yesterday, en- route
- J<cksea. vksre be Ee>s 70 sup<risf<sd q
TIE allsrsklsas 20 - uzas - tss hibexzo
opsEs HoQs<. vAleh Aissrt fasesnisr. man
kgsr sf the ias Van Cortland Company hss
leased for . term q yssrs- Tes eesa ssEy
vii essiinns oa fss rosa unol the latter
part Of yan&
snitA's Opera House is drawing has
cTosas this week. aEd deserves al fhatii
ysta Ths -Goidea Grotto" soeae Is very
nRe. see Is before me week . out Also
Prof Weilz42a Ia Als aerial acts. Harry
Wood has prepared splendid programmes
for the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

wsszzzsraS. Mar z2--Attl o'eisck 6s--
-r~i ss-rfsen ~ rerT znnca sstA~r. -
-~m><<na f~D<sxg = se-skea -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Our oBt-of-town customers
will oDlige us by ordering
samples of any class Of goods
they may require.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
"0nyx" Black Hosiery,

for Ladies. Gentlemen and
Children. The only absolute
ly fast black in the market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

The following scFsed was hang up In
Clark Fyfs's of5es yesterday, and IL self
explanatory.