Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - May 9, 1889, Boston, Massachusetts DAILY 140,785. VOL. 129. MAY 0, 1889-EIGHT PRICE TWO We have amusement tlie efforts of our contemporaries to outdo each other in the of Tapestry After several of slow torture they have in whittling down the price to 64 and with great flourish of trumpets announce it as a wonderful Now why not get down to the hottom price at once and avoid all this wordy We bag to announce that we vrill Bell out our entire stook of This includes every our without will hold good until all ore Don't look for the trade wo will show it to We will also make special on our complete stock of which is the largest and finest to be and Includes the most desirable patterns in all the makes of Body and Oooo also Oil Floor and We wish to add that these special figures are not forced but the result of buying in the largest quantities and getting the bottom CASH OR IFe have ready for inspection for and wear an incomparable variety of Fine Wool in made up in both the Sack and for youno and light and in small and large fine and plain and subdued suitable for a wide variation of The general and cut conform the garment to a nicety the contour of the and the gracefully fitting trousers add a comeliness to ihe effect leaves no point unprovided The fabrics are all our exclusive patterns from the best foreign and American and are of such materials as are by the leading merchant tailors of the These garments have the same care that is usually given to goods made to with the additional advantage that a selection may be made of Perfect Fitting Suits for immediate use at a considerable saving in without having the vexatious delay caused by measuring and trying that goods to order are subject Liberal House 827-Wasliington 8tr88t-827 1iia.s9. Littlo that his lu tho 18th 1)0 tj moa to explain in ani words Talne of No matter flowing phraseology they may nso in their we havo the same kind at a Ues we give a Cooking Hange every to also take old stoves as a first payment in for new asking only per week and down and per week Any style or make EDDY'S tho world's IB per from Largest atook in Everything in the line at lowest cash on easy weekly or monthly Special in Sots and for descriptive of 3E=lei.a3. of soiling Goods on The only and system in C. H. ROBINSON & CO. 1 Sq. anti 140 Washington 145 All in Cigars who would like returns of all League Ganies of Base Ball at the earliest after dote of free of are invited to call upon THOMA S DA NA 43, 45 and 47 Commercial st. Sole agents for sale of S. Bros. PURIFY TME only and reu dora a room in and It It is An It tho gerina of A or which it supersedes in all Tho of all Sand Jor 1.K KUby YOU Tour I H. R. PLIMPTON 1097 St. OB of ar rived at link's new bird Hnn at HO to our A. WILSON ana 40.,' lOo at W T beat gilt u ' Manufacturing WASHINGTON Corner Bummer THE D. C. May p. for 24'hour8 For Now and For except in western portion stationary tempera southerly For Rhode Island and south westerly For eastern New warmer on tlie stationary temperature In the Blue Hill Indications for fair and As indicated by the thermometer at Thomp son's s a. 47; 0 a. 48; 0 a. 48; 12 55^: 6 p. m. 9 12 Average 58%. Always Use for household You will like HOME COMPLETE HOUSE street to Hall Av. Price for May 10, 1110 I be in ado by the Mr. Unin is an j for the now by Hoar is try to have retained In Street Passengers IT Sii Killed iii tlie Disaster in on the Valley Road in May 8,-A street car seven and two was the Michigan Central track at West Main this when a switch dashed down upon it from the east at a hisU rate ol speed and killed six Tho car was carried almost to Academy the pieces in all human mangled in a frightful There in the car Mrs. Alexander Mrs. M. 13. Misa Gertrudo Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Van Mrs. S. A. Mrs. Jonathan L. O. Lull and Dr. The six were two being found dead in cattle one m the creek near two on tho and Mrs. died an hour She was thrown in the Mrs. Gibson was in the head and side and Mrs. Barnes was bruised The male wore Tho driver tho car escaped by Tlie gates at tho tho occurred are not nnd p. m. the homo at that This custom probably deceived the driver of the street who was a new and probably supposed that the would courie be down ii au wore Two at Poisoned May 8.-In Adams Morse resides a poor French consisting of the wife and nine children of David a who deserted tho fainily the first of tho present Today two ol a boy and aged -t and 2 wore in tho dump near tho a place and by the town teams are Thoro wore several small a while powder mixed with tho is eat said another who was with Tho two Hill and as it was sweet ate Thyn thoy besan lo very ran to iho house and told their Dr. was who over all the This ho said they were a littlo move in a critical Ho had powder by who found tlie powder io be mainly white with or sweet to it palatable to buBS and other vermin lor which it was Wari Reception to tlie BY for of Interest Tho old board of of tho Pacific railroad were re-elected Thomas W. Palmer of the now minister to 8pain, sailed from Now York B. Crittenden of has been chief of division in tho census G. A. Marble of New 41) years suicide at tho Franklin D. Lowbor Smith turned over tho of the department of public works of Now to Thomas under an by Barrett of Supreme reports say that aro deposits of in the cliff formation of tho State ot Samples assay per 4 ounces trold and 40 ounces of silver per A London company with a capital of has boon organized to operate this City of from for Now ran on tho roofs west of at yesterday a Hor were transferred to the steamer and taken New Sho is and it is if she can be this nt Two lu a May 8.-Tho northbound tram on tho Valley due here at 2.B0 o'clock this af entered the city limits on time and was alons at the of .SO miles on hour tho smoker left the It turned lo tho and collided with a car loaded with coal on a side Of the 14 passengers in tho smoker at tho two wore instantly killed and four wore painfully A halt dozen others were bruised and but not The front end of the the roof over the coal and the floor beneath after it it bad It is said that tho was an old one and much out of The train of a a smoker and ono A lady in the coach was thrown against a scat by the shock and one 61 hec rllis was The dead and aro as D. of years sou of a wealthy Kempt of 24 20 years Mrs. Caroline 22 rib W. M. N. ot Missouri loft lee James ant and paymaster on Cleveland and cm in tlie TOWN AFTER TOWN in tho In 41 Kt tho JO now and 100 Sudbury up South End 1> wUi SOS m ' this Price la for May Painted Chamber to SIO Ash to to Oak to Solid Oak to Walnut to 8'iOO Solid Chamber to 8100 Mahogany Chamber to 8250 Hair Farlor to 8150 Parlor to 8250 Parlor to 8'i50 to Cotton and Hool lo Extra Super to 75c. Super to 8<,0<) Tapestry to 8l.'iB Brussels to 81.75 Velvet and Sofa to 875 850 Bed to 810 to 840 English Toilet to 815 Tea tu 825 Decorated Draperies to 850 tu 60c, Straw to 75c. to 810 Write for Cash or All rUEE lu Now except Special HOME FURNITURE to Water aSo feat to 10, 14 V. ot Corost Vires m and the May 8.-Tho forest fires ot Tuesday were hy last night and this Ail communication for a4 hours hy The of is hall 20 houses lu are and m nor Ures aro reported at and other Fires are reported in county the lino of tho Duluth South Shore & Atlantic O'Brien and other have hoen badly May 8.-Soventy families were rendered homeless uy a tiro the of this Thirty most of the wore The ruins cover about acres ol Many families will have to camp out all on the The loss is estimated insurance about May ot not far from this was nearly destroyed by hro Monday Tho Elba mill and tho hotel were N. May 8.-Forest fires are on the the highlands below this and the These are indeed for May 8.-Yesterday afternoon the town of of was nearly destroyed by Three hundred people aro May fires this town yesterday and burned tho lariser portion of Tho is CHRISTIANS ALL ABOUT A Haven Three Mien of May 8.-Mrs. John died today of Shi wore found in tho but the three email all under o wero unable to understand tho situation and procure needed Tho tenement was iu a very and filthy Across the Ocean in Six May 8.-The City of luman Sandy this with a behind her of 5 28 7 The Etruria's record across the Atlantic was 0 1 hour and Ci Tho Purls has also made the record - Bll David Field over on For a Murderous May 8.-Georuo Fox and James have boon arrested lot tho murderous assault on street last who to be a will lio who was only au has been tor simple Underwood's May is on very authority that the name of ot found in I the first batch ol to IN FANCY ot the Now Five Cents In New May treasurer Five Cents Savings today resigned at tho board of Hia shortano amounts to and taken in small and under varions in iho expense has been Ho lives in Dartmouth on a ho lias and it is supposed that losses on tho farm caused liis Ho is n prominent member and has a wife and Last after his ho went to police station and passed the being ashamed to luce liis Ho refuses to make any His salary was a and It is it ho had made an effort he could have easily made up his deficiency and avoided his position In the A of the May 8.-In the party which Strone to attend tho annual of the Topeka & Santa Fe to bo hold hero are Cecil of tho famous London banking firm of & who aro understood to advocate a radical iu tho of the claim to secured proxies to carry the but ii is said that they aro more in the bonds than iu tho stook of tho Apparently they havo no on President as that Booms to be in accord with them in the lias it that the new board ot directors to be tomorrow will bo distinctively a Timely Hitting and Jolin HOLYOKE'S UNKNOWN is nu la Cut und Foul May 8.-The body ot au unknown aged 40 was found floating in the Connecticut river at tho South Holyoke ferry this Thoro wore two usly cuts on his There aro suspicions of foul He was dressed in a dark worsted had Black hair tinned with black and in his pocket a silver A curd in his indicated that he was an for some insurance The body is held by tho authorities at WALKED TO Hunter's Weary Tramp from Kansas to the May 8.-Amoiin tho people attended the President's public reception today wero W. J. wife and a littlo They said that thoy hud lost their home in a lire in and thoy walked all the way from Kansas to Tho to cot a and that was his reason for For tho Tlie annual contest lor the Boylston prizes for declamation will bo held in Sanders Theatre at 7.30. Tho order of speakers with is as W. K. Boston by W. B. Henry 11. E. of G. W. S. Daniel al. Ordinance of 1787," Q. F. W. 1j, the C. W. H. Greek Henry C. Emancipation Carl T. dI K. J. C. W. Francois H. H. 1). L. Tho publio is Invited to of the Chatham 8.-A douse foe has tho past 48 but the wind to tho southwest at B m. today and tho fog soon A larae schooner struck Shovelful shoal on tho south side of tho early iu tho not far from tho The captain declined tendered by K. and at water will doubtless weather looks very there are ol a heavy easterly Nine and a Half Pounds in a Jfay 8.-A very lobster has been captured by John W. of It weighs pounds and measures 18 inches from tho snout to the end ot the One ut its claws Is News of May 8,-Lottors from Captain ot tho Now Bedford report her at Sam April with barrels of sperm since BUo vrus hound the Steamers City of Brow City of New at passed the Wins Its First Grama tlie Wrong Gives Yale a Had Games in Atlantic Association and iany It was a opening for tho of all und the credit it belongs more to John than to any other All Know him to bo a capable of tho and curves than falls to tho lot of tho average but yesterday afternoon Uo fairly Clark son and made the leather dizz and swirls and contortions such as havo been rarely soon on any and very rarely at His endurance was as groat as his and though the game was long and hotly tho vim of the slim pitcher was oven at tho end of the game it was at the For some time past it has been uphill to boom an opening game in this city on of tho constant which attended the homo and It therefore affords a double pleasure to he able to praise tho Boston hoys and praise in all They wore in for gore at start ami hold true to their purpose all Eveu their and critics can find no fault with tlie way yesterday's game let them seek all they can to pick FIRST dOnS 6057 the ho of literary and has the boys with him and if he plays the way ho has sot out his following will tho It must bo confessed lhat was not a Idol the team left Ho displayed a few traits that public did not over and many blamed him for the sudden beheading of John His reputation lor had been and on whole stock was not quoted in this Perhaps ho know of those Whether ho did or it is quite sure ho could taken no bettor moans ot deeming himself than he has succeeds like and this year Kelly has been a triumphal factor in Boston base When he stopped to the bat There was a of to greet which ho took with duo Later on ho raised a yell when ho busted the ball down between tho long legs when ho lifted tho leather plumb above thu fence aud came tearing homo an there was tt howl of joy such as Boston rarely Tho old favorit j in a and he win hold ins place ou the first notch while he us he did in striking contrast to Kelly's aud manly was the way in which New York's to run Several times luring the game tho spectators wore uc a oss to know whether Mr. Uwing or Mr. was though Mr. seemed to liave no doubt the at any Perhaps ouo or two of the did seem to tlie home but even It tins wero there wus no for to shir the umpire in a hill of tlie ho was called up tu ilie stand and by the gilt of a ring from his and will wane us fast as Kelly's waxes it both keep up the tactics thoy It was an game all side knew a error or failure to connect might cost tlie club that made it tho It wus too m be and stakes wore ail lou large lo admit iil anything but the mosi faithful ho that while and cries of approval wero long aud the of laughter and the eat bo common of old ou woro all hushed to Tho only thing that like a parody on tho gumo wus the loose way iu which New York played after the Tho Giants came hero with to put up biBli tragedy to tho die to slow music tho fading When had six runs to Is credit and New York saw nothing luit a ong string of hollow goose the to and the great tragedy thoy wore billed to present ended in farce and It was hardly tor the New Yorks to win at any timo ill for splendid seemed to take such au event out of tho but had not Ewing and his men got rattled could have Kept tho Boston's score down to instead ot allowing the toum to get the big lend they But it does not so far ns victory was and a score of ono to nothing Is just ns good ns 100 to when It to well known on Boston's but not soon quite so often at tho End Many ot them did not havo to buy t le for t 10 triumvirs sent out and most of them wore Who was there wero hundreds whose stand the business ot Then there ivero 1 little ones and big who write before their names who havo not that degree of tho city's legal lights wero with their brothers of tho Then there were a goodly lot of The runks have a lot ot tho and thoy were on So woro a let of well-known hash ma Tho serious side of tho game was when Nash his nose broken iu an attempt to pick up tho grounder that How from He lay on tho ground nearly tor a and wus then taken from to liis Manager Hart suys that the hurt is not at all and that tho brava third baseman may bo expected Oo Co inside ot a all of is good fate ot Director Conant's silk hat was far more A brisk foul tip circled aloft over Conant's doomed head for a descended upon his glossy tilo like a upon an was glud that it wus Mr. Conant's hat aud not Ills head that got aud us the directors made money yesterday to buy a carload of new liata Mr. will not feel the loss for long. to tiik por and It was a glorious and intense than fails to the lot of Boston to see and while it counted but one iu tho race for the its moral us tho opening game of tho season was very led many to Boston is after the trophy iu dead tills Tho of the sport wont homo happy tho and in less than an hour from the timo tho gales of tho grounds wero closed and tho goats of street woro mowing the green sward tor their at least half a people knew all about how Boston wrested victory from the flushed aud triumphant New Let them repeat tho dose AUB NOV. A. Few of Haw tho Mavr tho Thoy wore all tho of Boston's hose bull J suppose call base hall cranks Is what others call Thoy never miss u grout game aud seldom Blip a bad Aa 1 looked over the crowded pavilion I found as regularly as the frost leaves the there wore others by the hundred uid Midi theatrical people and a lot or sporting and ol rank were out in are and are proud ot it. Governor Ames und Mayor Hart couldn't get but both State aud city were well Hero are some ot tho people you know who saw tho Boston boys mow down the world's champions with swinging tho Stuto Treasurer sat up behind the wire down points fur tho base hall column ot his Lowell Very near him was Senator president of Lowell's Club in tho Atlantic Ho not the only State Both the Senators Donovan wero iu the f A TLY OFF TUB ot lIio Senate Bourdman discussed the game with of who used to on h high school Some ot the other aro J. of the Governor's and his Joseph Owen J. United States There wore a score of State 1 noticed Barnos of James J. T. M. J. K. William J. and C. F. all of Nod who Hyde Park's next sat down near the foot of tho grand Tom was up the protected him from foul Hull was not closed for tho but tno havo held a special on tho spot if John hates to miss a aud often goes but yesterday he had a body guard ol Murphy aud The hud Its in F. ON CONANT'S M. W. 3. and M. J. Murphy and shut up Polios and CONTENTS 1 und welcomed homo by 10.00 who see them whitewash tho yew wl crashes into a street unit air Cooper's varsh erew wins ou the nt nail shot ut closes his teal ot me and of Christian men of the session of Maine on Interstate (I and 7-Centtnnation of the The Prt rie New 111 real and real estate for I 1111)10 runaway Inlo one of whom the New at the May iu town S. O. Charle F. Mrs. L. M. Mrs. Mary Maini at tho W. B. Koeve and Bo at St. L. Howar and W. I J. at the Ma Mrs. Mil N. Boston Mrs. William E. Weld Charles K. 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