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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-01
SHOULDERS OF WAX.

The Empress Augusta, of Germany, was
famous IN her younger days for her per
sonal beatty, and especially for her magni
6cent shoulders. In the later years Of
her life fer beauty Of feature had quite
disappeared, but to the day of her death
the wonderful shoulders remained the
same. And court gossip tells the follow
ing story aboA it The Empress had al
ways been excessively proud Of her beauty,
and SO, when the unkind years began to
leave their trace upon hcr, she devised
the most skilful aid from art : For hsr
neck and shoulders-indeed, (for the en-
tire upper body-she had wayen cover
ing made which perfectly stimulated
nature in coloring, texture and outline.
This armor once assumed, she was never
known to remove it, and indeed for many
years, the fact of its being the product Of
art was a matter of suspicion rather than
actual knowledge, Certainty came about
in this way. One Of the young women
of the court, Of an experimental turn OF
mind slipped slyly up behind the august
presence one day and gave just the tiniest
touch Of needle on the smooth white
shoulders. The Empress did not stir. She
pushed little harder, still the Empress
did not vince and court speculation was
silenced for ever
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-01
Richmond and DanTiI3 R. R. O.
Condensed Scheduled in Effect Jal. 5. lllo

Trains Run by - Meridian Time
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-01
THE LUCK Y-BONE,
e. :. A. WEISS.

- - - -~'A-|-
-ooart Ellis walked slowly beneath
eae dropping orchard boughs. absently
piurErn@ thc heads of the tallfield- daisies,
na apparently paying 9m4t+ attention to
o oh4' IF his companion, Miss Harriet
ReIf9rd albe he was the cknovledged
belle of Broad oaks
y. know that in the gossip of the
uIgDb9rhood he and Harriet had long
er.c been allotted to each other as a
Iltable match ana il was only few
months pa that he had come to seriously
consider the tnation, and tried hard to'
persuade him elf into warmer feeling
far 1ho handsome, clever and confident
1rl whose liking for himself was sulli-
elau1y manifest to be fattering to his
1anity, had lie been possessed of any.
The attempt, however, was suddenly
u short by the discovery that he had,
"lthout an effort and almost unknown to
himself, fallen in love with Gracic King,
inc saucy, coquettish and altogether
charmln9 maiden who had come TO spend
she summer with his Aunt Ellen, on the
farm adjoining his own.
Then Robert had felt conviction that
his fate was already fixed for him, and
from that time had done his best to in
lratiate himself in Oracle favor.
But he was quiet and rather shy
Young man, with but little confidence in
bis ovn ability Of bearing, off the prize
fol which others besides himself were
striving
And She was such hirt How could
nc trust hcr when he saw how she ''car-
rlri on With In,> Lovrey, whom he
ancw thai ~6s didout much like! or how
hope e succeed whor, rich Squire Viii
is's hando and da,hins SOP had met
with mali favor
Still hc W. constantly in Gracies 50
asty and ther, wcr, times when some
hing III hyf look aud tone. or in the
oIuh wish which She greeted him, would
~ ia h}- heart q Wild hope and almost
.onviction that IL. really cared for him
Ot course Sic know that he loved her;
.or, though he had never had the courage
tell he1 70 II so many words. he could
1,c..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-01

On trains ~ AMI 81. Pullman H.T@. Sep
ers between Atlanta efi View fsrE br efss-
tsoro and Augusta Gr~snshoro - AsLe-
vile ani Mnr<i..own Tenn
On 81 and a3. Pullman Buff Slser@r 80
tween Washington and Sew ori*aHs "a
Montgomery. aud bA.us~n WashingFpa ani
Blrminyharn Ala Rtrh-aoni anf Cr~HTis-
toro. Raleigh and Gre~nsb ro. and Fu, tl4sn
par.or Cars between Salisbury ard * TX
vile, and BIT Charlotte ani aGaura-
Through tirk..s on sale at principal S.a-
tons 70 al pcincs
For rates. local and through time tables,
Apply TO auv agent os the rompanv. ~ =
SOL II ASS, JAS l. TAYLOR
TraHt Manager. G~n. PaSs. A9aa1,
W. A. TURK.
Div. paA Aren't
RAxDox, y,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-03-01

Boston is already reckoning On having
the President attend the Grand Army OF
the Republic reunion there IN August
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
NOTES FROM THE LABOR FIELD.

James Hunt, president Of the FrccStone Cutters'
Union, was seen yesterday by Tribune reporter and
said that there convention Of FrccstOne Cut
tcrs' unions held in Philadelphia recently at which
unions from all parts of the Eastern states were rep.
resented \ National Federation was formed and an
amnesty issued all union men IN the East.
lie said that February The freesone cutt rs had de-
cided 10 demand workday OF eight hours on May l,
but on March Il tie New England Mas
ter Ma Ons' Association locked the would be
striker, out, and since then the NewEngland
union, have c.n'inued the fight against The
Association. Already The NewlOrk Frcestone Cutters
Union has given tie Boston unions 10000. Now tho
building trades section Of this city has been ashel
10 ycot all work IN this city beng done BY NorcroSs
brothers, the largest trm in The MasonS Association,
and all union men working on buildings where Nor-
cross Brothers are doing the mason WORK are 70 DO
called out strike
Tie Board Of Walking De,eea'c, ordered general
,trkc on the row Il hou>t> in one hundred and thirty
,ixtlI-,t. between h glth and Ninth ave> yesterday,
to force the Equitable Life Assurance N"ccty u pay
Jane, osborne, IN" builder oi twenty hohSee On tlls
street si4 900 due for contracts II IS not often
strikes are called 10 help bosses.
\ general strike If paperhanEcr> Is contemplated
acaiu.t the employment If non-Gnon men ana MEM
Der, Of the Paper Hangers Progressive Union.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
nrM,Nns OF TIE cLoNKMAKERs.

\ committee Of the Cloak Contractors Union called
on the firm Of Wel Bnothcrs, No 3Go Broadway, yes
tortav and demanded increase OF 80 cents on al
garment, for which they now being paid go cents
0r les. and 20 ccats tor al garments they are re-
cciyng more than 80 cent, for making. Mr WeJ
offered an advance Of - and - cents respectively,
which was refused. Mr.. Wcsl then told the con-
tractors t. return the goods which they had In the.r
shops, whether finished not, and gave them until
noon tomorrow TO brnS them in. when, II II 10 nos
DONE he viii send a Deputy sheriff for the garments.
Hardly had the contractors left the Office when
Joseph Barondcss president Of the Cloaknakers Union
came In and was greeted by Mr.. Wcisl. who callsA
him the Bismarck Of the Cl0lkmahcrs.' Barondoss
at once demanded for the cloal.makers an Increase
IN the scale Of prices and submitted pnce-lst iOr
pieccvork Mr. Wcsi said that he did not have time
To- lcu, over the list. but asked barOnd~s 10 tell nun
how much per cent advance he wanted ms te
Anarchist could do lie did not know wla}
~ Der cent" meant but from the prices on the lisa
fl ged 33 per cent. Mr. Welsl offered MN 70
per cent advance, which was refused. All the men
m the shop threatened - strike ana Mr. WelsI com
promised by granting Increase Of % per cent tor
all piece work.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
OrARTERNTRETCH NOTES.

bergen hAs been in great demand TN, year. Ac
cordipc to the latest issue Of The "Oncial Guide,
So r, ont to-day. he lao had already no less Than
30. mounts This season. II he keeps on al max faV
T.. will have had nearly 900 beiJrc the end oi ti'
voa- Last year his total Only $50, a number
exceeded by but one jockey IN the land~Barncs.
This season Barnes has fallen away of, having had
IA date only 941 mounts Lamblcy stands next
IA Bergen with 3a2 mounts 10 his credit. Bcrgcn's
percentage Of winning is one IN four. Ilamion's Is
ouc I'm three TaviOr's is about one In four. Hay
ward has won but one race in forty three. Lttlohcd
WINS about one race in six, Reagan one IN eight
Mummy one in three Marlin one in thirteen, l. Lewis
ouc in fen Lanhley one in eight Hayward, jr., one
I'm siy Garrison one IN four. " Fitzpatrick one In
Eve q Covington one In nine, Barbcc In thirty
ono Anderson one in eight. and Barnes Ia four.
, noticeable feature Of the no. Guide IS the hagl
nr down Of Racines cOlors from the mile record post
They didn't remain there lcHs enough for tO be
come used 10 them. Ten BrOecks stared in the
face for thirteen yeas. Wonder how long Ravcloc's
will wavc7
A CORES pondcnt wants % know the meaning Of the
maIle Of the English Derby winncr-SaIrfoln. Sain-
foin is a herbaccOus plant closely resembling our
honeysuckIc. Cattle are very fond of It,
j. y. Iiaggin is reported 10 have sand that IL costs
him B38 to raise IL colt at Rancho del Paso lie has
sold 100 Of them In at an average price oi
nearly 81 900. His plant al Rancho del Paso repre-
sents an investment Of a., 100000.
Fairy is one OF the most ungainly creatures ever
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
DYSPEPSIA

VIII deliver lecture Cycling and Health" on Monday
evening the Y. NJ {. A.. at Twenty-third-st and
FOuItl-aye.
The prE5s winners In the Middle States regatta
viii b. presented the Continental Hotel, Newark,
Immediately after the
The annual regatta Of the Nautilus Boat Club will b.
held on September g.
Ihe game, OF the ST. George Athletic Club will take
place OH Saturday thirty tfth-s and
Harlem River beginning at 5 o'clock
twelfth annual regatta and fourth annual cupraee Of
Labor Day ccctration will consist n,or eigt-oared
shell a senior eghtoared shell race open only
crews lIitcd clubs gold medal will be each
nan IN and tn staten Island Athletic Club
challenge cup to tn VII irias senior crew.
The tennis tournament fourth annual Labor Day
eel. braton tho staten Island Athletic Club will be
co, duct,d follows Gepcmen', singles and doubles,
open members OK invite clubs silver cup, first
second In each competition rules Of the United S,aes
Tennis Association govern single trials
Thursday August % and Friday, August %. at p.
double trial. saturday August 30 80 D. sharp;
an finals on Monday p.ember l. 10 go n. sharp;
nra1ce ~ per for singles and 81 per team for
doubles.
The Hack tt, CaThars Co. employees give their fifth
annual picnic and games Saturday Dec.clman's
H.Ggcwood Park l.. Proceeds b. devoted % their
uu.l aid fund. Among the many attractions the
nne-quarternie rum fIt mas ,ace, ha mile walk, sack
ace toys race girl. race for which handsome prizes
have been selected. Games end with greascd-pig
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
GAMES ~ OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati. Aug i.-Arls Latham played with the
Cincinnati tam at third base in the zane with Phinde'
ph.l IN. afternoon. H. nedod wei and made rrc-ba
t the iIst tuc hc went ust. Thc Cnclnuatis uo
gane by bunching Dit, Lo sixth innie. Att ndanc'
3-s. Aites 1u- President told Sico and Vau
| Of their unconditional release. Tho score.
lial,aoa2 ..a.'ao.,',a ,N. -. h'' g Q 9 O.
ns sa ia le"l, 34p' sdi; IL aa s%, a.
uun4Io. Au4. THE Buffalo ana Boston Brotherhood
team, paved tvo rancs h'r- today each winnin3 ono
lI1Gdo.A ltch,d u both paiDrs the Bison, and "as
elective but III, support poor the second contest
and the visitors MT, "ere ume' Auend4ncc' 1851 The
OF the nr-t game;
lol,ss no9a5r a.. a. L....... .... 3 g,
ton "i'' l '.e S''% ana ,oGo"lnr 5n "''I
The score Of tno sccoard came was a, follows.
c!5c@ n"%elG .r |... Ii. Q 9 %
ro,,qp Pi;'iSf,-ia4lo, aud Msddn Umpire
sheI.dan and 1anney.
slight ad,anriFe to-day IN tattne but it was sufficient
The
Ps .,...59s :a,s9 r. Ii h2,. Q 9S2 Ill
yn "'.' s. r,r.ears ric1,"%ros Yin oad 'd da'
Clr,o,and Aug 4-Thc Philadelphia Players team were
defeated today in looscypaysd game. Attndancc' 500
The score:
&Is}s.sqa {3,,5.sl}! e. Ill L3... 9 9 3 9 GO
Baschits-C Cl-velaud H. Phlad,phs 10. EtrorsClcvc-
I,rd r. Philadelphia i1tcherst'rubcr aud iilinnton
Umpire Ferguson and lIobrlt
Ealtimofc Aug. i.-fiatmorc defeated Hartford to-day
In onc.s.ded coltc.t WcrrcK himself to-day. lie
made a home run. triple and twObae ser. Hartford
did some clever ned work. Ateldlnce. 800. Th' score
H,lq'%o55e H,,i'so5 .:.. ........... 8 ] 81
BascLits-I,altiuorc II Hartford 3. Eror,-Batmorc
q Hartford D. Ptchcls-lalal aud Stab. Umpire -heIy
wilmington Aug. f.-Ihe Wilmington and Lebanon
t.7r., played exciting eleven inning game here This
aferoon newell scored the wnnur run Tor Wilmin9ton
The came was q constant wranglc Attendance 800.
The score;
wilmington % IL
t.i,no, 8 y %
U,-,hit.-W -Wilmin1ton ., Lebanon ~. Error.Wll'
,pinTon 8 Lebanon ,. l1,chrI-- -Wehrlc and Ircr.
Ump!rc-N"l
Washington. Aug. t.-NeWark's team played strong
.auc to-dJy The visitor, punched their hts. "hile
,hc home team punched their errors. The score;
Washington ......-.----Q -
Newark ---ri y "
Notwithstanding 4, Newark D. Errors-Wa'i'
nQton 8 Newark :. Pitchcrs-Underwood and her'd'
umpr'-iunt. ~
Harrisburg Aug 4.-The game today between new
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 4 ,Special.-of wheat today II wa
possible to ,ay that there was an old fa'hohch r'""
market AZ the clo9, price, showed an advance over
saturday y, about two cents. The most important
outside new, wa from the Northwest that In Nortl
p,rot, thc straw was maturing ahead of the berry
scp;cmbcr wheat closed at % 30 cents August wheat
oprncl at ~ 4 and closed at 93 J-7 cents. Septcm
lor opcped Al 90 and closed At - "-7 cents De
cc,uer opcncd AT gG > and closed at % i"Jo j.
cent, Nav opened at II 90 l. and closed al ~ "
The visible supply statement finally shove" m increase
for the week of only 1900 bushcl- less considerably
,h,n no cxucctcd August corn opened AZ ~ -
and closed AZ 46:I- cents. september opened ~ -
and clo.cd AZ ~ "a cents. May opened At d. Ihe
trading IN the pit like that by the wheat crowd
The, oats market dld little more than f0lDw IN: lclI
If the corn oprninC. August opened al ~ : ana
,o.el N % cents september opened Al - ! alI
closed at - - May opened at - = 9hu 'lo,ed
Al ~ cents Pork =, one time showed decline lo.
Januarv II % cents: lard decline for January oI
IL. cents aad short ribs a decline of IL : cents
on the curb september wheat closed al % Ia Pnts
on "a: calls 81 - cents. september cora on tiV
curb, II L. calls, As 49, puts, 10 J'e cents
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
h. IN :.

Here the Norma set a big maiutopmast staysail and
drew away from the N,ntuh Tue Merlin let her
balloon ul-uil and balloon Wa,ntopm1,t staVs'll ana
with oIh thr,c huge ,.a, drawing iul III every H',h
of their surface. she va, mdgnl en- ,iEn a. s!lv
rl he'd past the Electra. Having made thc ilu'ld
>,nd Ii-ht,h all light. captain Wichs slowed up ANA
Tll,,t Forics &, know tAe best way of griiWs
thruch Vineyard south. The Merlin strach ~ll'i ,"i
,.,r.r for r Martlu', NiGe}ard -hogr. running JU-t
80 th,t she had the wind on tc qua.i'r ana h.t b's
l..l ou -,- did .ro.it W"r.. Il" Nnhl'uh. N"!nl
,d ,Ic r..t I,red ont toward Gay head 10 cheat the
lid but when they squared away, the Forbes ,h'oucr
hnA A long lead neuiug thc Wl"d an on ',' I.. I
d"v-n thn >ouud. the Volunteer sci hsr opllldN'
and at once began t. forge to the front me soon
yae,ed the Palmer. Norma ana Noniiuh ana ih"'r
t.,d .et for the Merlin. II Nl- hre rae l'.. wv
WIN, Vincynrd shore tD East Chop the Volunteer
slowly picking the Merlin up. but the bnrt1,> S'uo}rr
iiu,Irp Ia nrr lead teuaCloUrY, ana inaHI i"il"1
tbc buoy less than Two minutes ahead Of iha famous
sioop The order in which th' yachtN hni'lV,i m',
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

In the beat 10 wludVard to Bechon's Reef the Vol
unteer went through The nect Ike a bluci'h through
q school II macncrel Rounding Ecckon'- Reef buoy
she he'd oaly three four boats ahead # her Fairly
away with ,t1r'cd sheets, the Wayward was leading
with the Merlin half mile astcrn and the Volunteer
half d milo 1~tcin Il the Merlin. The course ot the
Vineyard sound Lcht,aip wa, eaStS0uthea>t. and the
wind wa, strong ou the -iarboard beam. The Merlin
soon pa,-cd tine WayNaid and took the lead. running
,plordidly. She Wa, dIuppinS the Volunteer, when
General Paine sent mp llb.top,al. It proved Ia be
too hlg -ul for The -tr0us breeze and 1t had to be
taken iu and q smaller one set. Length told in tie
strong beam wind. ava Of the big cruising boats
began 10 come to the front The Cary smith >choon-
cr. Norma and Intrepid surprised their friends at the
speed which .hcy developed. The Electra was pat
10 fourteen nnot gait TO make the
Vineyard sound Lisht-hip quickly in case Of fog yet
She dIopp"d the biz ,'ho1nel very liilc ON the sev
cntc.u.mllc riia 10 the SOW ami Pig. The Way~drd
c her lb top-a.l. bat .af topSaiL Captain Rhodes
brought the I'D Noutluh through he fleet IN grand
stylc. Never since the days when Joe Ellsworth
,ir.r,d her e. victory t, the biz Ellsworth schooner
gwen - good an account of herself she WIs the only
schooner t. carry ,ay-al the run to the SON ANA
P,, and the result proved that 1t paid To carry one
The leaders passed the Whey ard sound Llght'lp as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Tried Remedy for Biliousness.

who suffer from disorder OF 'ia'ton 0i 'o '''
veil, vo cot the upper hand the unruy SO long
49, ,,, ,,so .eh Irrational remedies as blue pills. caome
and podophyn But from the tfied ana popular "'D'''
uo,eers stomach Btt6rs they NAV expect relief win
certainty Of obtaining It, The influence OF uns "''
upon the great hillary gland Is direct po"enui anu s
v felt The relief Afforded Is not spasmodic ou' e0"
plce and permanent. The Saowness Of the shih iuieu
opnearancc Of tongue Indigestion, co-ti'oness h''a'
ache nausea pains through the hight side and shoulder IN
at every accouuaniment OF the obstinate complaint are
entirely and promptly removed by course oil his ines
Unable medicine, behalf Of which testimony is con-
anty emanatng from Qua ter ana from AL classes
Of society.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
RACING At SARATOGA.
AUSTRALITz DEFEATS PrZZLE AND THE FASl
BLIND MARE IRENE.

BLIND MARE IRENE.
Saratora Aug (St eciaj-wIM seven race, 20 De- de-.
eided AID fields the programme promised
mentude O. sport that aAurng to racing potrons
walter Jcrulngs's fast ny by myar -O-sne "Oa tn"
opening race got by iI th' best Of the start
which va, poJr one aud Laughter mcrrly capuFd the
second FoI the third the cd blind maze Irene Wa
a'Ortc but with ali her great speed kept IN reserve lo
he last quarter. could get third, FOR 4
mila and frrOnf proved far for her. When rRen
was announced TO ride Av,trlz there large part'
nom NewIork 70 make da- tho s,fone boXo, Of ,ae
rhs and they hustled the odds Of b. down " 3 T. D.
lie made al The running and quiz; han1lly. u the
soTro" Of the Western division. The struggle between
Isaac LOWS and S-unteror iouIt fnc
one ana ended IN favor o. the Of Prince Charlie. In
th' Am Pred Eshnc backed his nly Enin",ce for all he
eod gt On and b. MIXED hls brethren in the ring
s"OVU' IIe1" hsa struck bonanza here. and Is grow
me Hch with startling rspldty. The sixth race
iufnishcd The sensation Of the day. IN one VI
INC Numerous treas Nannis J.. threw Bower
her jockey, and before be- could release hi,
'oo' from the stfrup he dragged along Hly
away and she appeared 70 Kick him times The
"oe' Lut Immediately fell 70 the ground lie carried
away and physician sent for BIittOn then rode
the Ay and when she there moro than the usus
excitement exhibited the first four finished only heads
apart Moc favorite seventh race
ana led from start TO finish. These the results
FIRST EACE-PURsE $500. MAIDEN Two.YEAR.
OLDs. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE BUELONGS
w b. Jennings's b. T. by nimyar-H;osalinc. no y.
Pol Stables b. f. by Luke BlscEburn-yarclla, no,
scoeSan Brothers ch +. Lady J'nde, 11o oiooascj
Fugs1 FSS ma ,d Twilight cot ~ IGH S DSn9hua IS
also ran Time :03'4.
s1ettlng4 to Iiosallne My to M16eau 10
Tyg,,gh TTsgg,gis Once 30 tagd b. 10 each pokona and
dny. ''' u ''O''''''' "''' ." ''''''-
PooIs-ROsaine nlIy 500 field s75. Mrtuals ~ 40
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Haven and Harrisburg ordinary exhibition OF ball
playing. there being noteworthy features The score
NS1.iia;cn Na'iii,' '..... .......... : x 8
risnifg D. New-Iayen Pitchers Homer and Gamble.
tmllIr-E Valentine.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-The Bo,tons National League, were
again win from the Chicacos to-day Get7en keeping
tho h wcii scattered. The Boan.eateri played loose
fielding game bot hit the ball Just at the right time. At
tendance 673. The score:
Chicago q. L)....... o O.
Lo>tou .-..-.....--..-. y 3 I
Bachitst hragO G, Boston 3. ErrcFs-Chiclco ), Boa.
ton >. Itchcrs-lIutchinson and Grt1cn. Umpire
Lynch
Blidg'ton y. j.. Aug. CSpccla)1he Brdgeton Laso.
ball club detected the CcGasyI.c club by Of 20
this afternoon Ccdorylc. Tomorrow the BriGgc:oas
wl play the Salem boys and It viii be the greatest game
of the season hygcabOuts.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

OF the forty footerS the Lrs made the ie, r9". No.
sbn made the run in , h. - IN. 20 So oeatihg INC
co.e"on 10 = the Choctaw IN. Sos. the Moccasih
m is. and the Minerva 10 m 10 ~. IN tae ppi. 0inn
tccr in,l, the rnn in j. . m, beating me lurlih
tG M and beating the Wayward - m. The schooner
Palmer made the run in 3 h. 80 m. bcl,lng me me
Xnrna I'D m, and the Merlin Il N. ON corrected tma
Inc WcrIin would have beaten, II IL had been race
Vc,ry an tNc captains OF yarhis ~ ninryau a. diaE,n %
IA pirht were present at feet meeting ON the nag
M, tiactra II Na, voted 10 proceed 10 NeW-licd-
f.ra tmm0rrow. wind and weather permitting. the
',a", ., ie n,,dc of East chop Light At a. m. on
.r,,I from ,'oc,hlp. Commodore f. T. TERRY stated
tot no had received nvit2tion from the oak iuilS
,,I,h ,h,nWrl Dr H. \ Tucker. H. president 10 at
tend reception given bv the club :" the captains ana
,-rc,tS Of M New York clHb immediately at"r mo
,ncc,ing which hr had accepted The he"t VIII prob
"ily lic at New Bedford Wednesday for the owl ana
Game Cock cologo ald naphtha lannch race and
r,frfnodorn Gc,rv viii give reception pr board thH
0ac-hip 10 the captains and guests Of tlc New YORK
"0iadron ON Thursday ia" ro"hts will run from New
nedGord 10 Tcuor' oud FRIDAY special Yacht races,
10 be aIinounccd viii concule the annual cruise.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
YOUNG LORLyG'S NUMEROUS WTVES.
THE STORY OF HIS ADVENTURES CONFIRMED
By Ills FATHER.

Boston, Aug. 4 (SpecaD.-Thc story telegaphed
from CbiCayO concerning the matrimonial escapadeS
Of Charles Lorinc who is under arrest in that city
charged with bigamy, is substantially confirmed by
Lorng's father man highly esteemed I'm Boston.
Ny son received liberal education Nr. Lorng said'
and made rapid progress m electrical matters, for
,cvel; years holding good rlaces. About seven years
ago he married a pretty Poston girl. but they did not
get along well together. and a divorce was the re-
~ult. lie went 10 England hve years ago with two
men interested in electrical matters but lost all his
money and had 10 send home for more. While abroad
he married wife No. ,, and brought her 10 Boston,
Being unable TO obtain work n this city, he left his
wife here and went 10 New York. soon afterward re-
turning ~ Loildon. Money again sent him. and
he came back to this country with another wife. lie
did not come near nc but wrote 10 me-
The father at this time found that the son was
.ncorrieblc The young made many promises,
but broke them almost as fast he made them. lie
went ont West. and wife No sent there by the
father She found her husband in Chicago, living
with wife No. 3; but he escaped her, ard fled u
oregon Mr. Loring said that he had hoped that his
~on would reform. but he seemed 20 act worse instead
O better. lie has sent for me 10 60 out ana assist
him." said the father, but | shall not 60 HIS
shortage while collector for the Boston Light infantry
did not amount 10 81 and there was no necessity for
HIM leave Boston on account Of it,