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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

The Democrats carried Portugal,
the Republicans concede them Al
RIGS with Venezuela in doubt The
npun.i,,oa conce.le To the Hii,s',oro
Book Sore the larges, line Of
sch .. Books. SCHOOL Supplies, Sta
,'onery, Gr., III Orange county All
kurlS ~ produce taken same as cash.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

RHEUMATISM Cured IN A DAY.
-"My-,ic Cure" for rheumatism
and N-uralIis radically cures in | II
) days. Its ac,ion upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. l. re-
moves at ones the cause aud the dis.
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly brn-iis. IS cents.
Waran,ed by W. A Hayes, Drug
sis,, Hi!l.bo5o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17
Eru,;sh Spawn Iinimeut remove

English Spawn Eminent removes
NJ Ha-', set or Ca:lonsri Lumps
ani BE ni~ncS from horses, Blood
S,.arrs, Cnrb>, Sp!ints, Sweeney,
K. v-l",ne Sih.>, Sprains, aud Sw"l.
e; Throa,s, Coughs. etc. Save $50
rs nSe Of one bottle. Warranted
he mos, wonderful Blemish Cure
ever kn,wn Sold by ". A. Hayes,
Druggist, H.lishorO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

Editor IL. 4. Latham, Of the
Washington IN. CT Gazette, is
agar i candidate for. Reading Clerk
at the House Of Representatives at
Raleigh,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

D. CtSu, ID Tl.3 -
The following amounts are due par
ties from estate, partii,oued
Due Mary + Terrell In
Moses l.. Rice aud
Others Us George
+ Terrell and others. g -
BIZ cash, So -
William a Hughes and
others vs. John Ector
and others
Due Minnie Hughes. 10 81
+" Colwtll Hughes, 10 81
~ s. -
By cash, 80 20
J + Ray and wife and
Others vs. 4 l. Watson
atd others.
Due Alice /. Watson. %
:" james NJ Watson, u
S 30
sy cash, so
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

The Trxaa COW boys lake S,n.
mona Liver Reyu,ato, when bilious.
II &. Pierce, Ram:hero Grande,
Texas.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

TIE Western Nor,h Carolina
I. ~Ef-rencc passed a resolution Pc
tili"tng The State I" establish a re-
iorIna,ory tor minors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17
In USE FOkTY YEARS.

Humphreys Specific Number 1.
tor Coughs aud Colds, has stood the
iest Of n"re than :,.r.y wears. Can
YOU ASK inr greater pracf ri Intrinsic
u,.ri;? Price 20 cents II all drug
slDreR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17

Ada; get your ak. Turn out
every man who holds Lis berth by
the grace of fiarrison's admiuistra.
ton. Begin with E. a. White and
Lee Person aud hurry up With tn.
rest.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17
Johnston Ii tho Banner
County.
fRa.eigh News Observer

na.eISU NeV6 OUecESct-J
The canvass Of the official returns
yesterday show. that Johnston geis
the hon,r AS sbe tNpuer county OF
the State Tor the biggest Democratic
majority, beating IIai.iax in the con
les, nv twenty fur votes. John
ston gave Carr a plurality OF 2.2s
AMI 4 majority Of 1871. Haitian
gaze Tim u plurality at 2,2O4 aud 3
majority OF l.GIi. Halifax gave
J. ,Lus,cn a clt-e shave aud declares
thai saie will ucs- gel lett next time.
Feeble ard capriciou. appetites
are best regulated by The use oil
Ayers Ca,l,ar,io Pulls They do
nu, lvbiI,a,e, by excess We .iimula
ton; but cause the etonach liver.
aud bowels 10 le'fur.n their tune
.inns properly. As an af,er-d inner
pull, they are unequaled.
SPRINGFIELD, No. MAY -, 90.
Mcssr~. Lippu,an Bros, Savan.
nah, TIA
Gentlemen I war . little re-
!~nc,an, abou, taking bold Of +. =
p, Wien you- Mr.. Parsons ~a>
here about a year ago, from the tac,
that 1850 VAS the leader in Blood
Kemed!es, bnt your jndic.ons meth
cd CT advertising Is. reversed the
situation, and I now sel; Eve bottles
# I L. F.. 10 one Of I lave
just given Mr.. Parsons another or
der for Is dozen. pleA,c give it your
prompt a'ientirn.
RGLI,,
Tie Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-17
ABATEMENT


OF the number ot days aud mile
a-e OF the 3oa,d OF Commissioners
"t Orange County for T. months
ending I,t Dee, 1892:
JAMES Y. MERRITT.
days ., s. per day. Ia o.
81 miles, D cts per mile, 1 Ia
5 Is 10
WV. u. WOODS.
90 days at s. per day, 40 o.
l3S miles, ) cts per mule. 6 90
S 40 90
D. ii. HAMILTON.
81 days at 81 per day. 81 90
IS miles, 5 cts per mile, 2 80
s &c 90
Total, Sl6i 90
I. John Laws. Clerk Of the Board
of CoW nissioners for Orange Coun-
~, do hereby certify tina, The t"regn-
Ing ia q true statement ct the nun
her OF days each member OF the
Board attended. number Of miles
travelled and the amount Of money
allowed TO each meinier.
This 9th day of December, 1892.
JOHN LAWS,
Clerk Board Go. Comu'rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
vu,rv,curING MEN ARE DOING.

The steam launch Scawanhlka, built for the S'awanhakl.
Corurlian Yacht Club launched from the yard Of
Soahury y Co. AZ Nyack yesterday. few minutes
lcfor, tho word given ~ knock the blocking from
IN. WAYS the Ted under the boiler, and when
the launch reached The water she startl Cl on
trial trip Tho Scawauhaka IL fOrtyOur feet long and
viii be used ferry mubers and their guests from the
mainland at Oy-ter Bay the island which the new
clubhouse stands.
Colonel ;. V. Il. Crurers stoam.yacht Allcgra went
into commission at aburv's "Wednesday. Colonel
Iruecr makes daily trips the Allegro during the
ucr months between MS place AZ Oyster Bay and the
citl.
The .S.foot steam launch Anemonc. built by Scaburv
iof meh1.r Of The Buffalo Yacht Club arrived 40
Bunalo ycstondy She about a week Ia making
The trip from Nyack up the Hudson and through tho
canal To LAKE Erlc.
Tho PaNonl Yacht club will hold ito twcnty third
annual regatta June 10. The New Koch, lie Yacht
Club the Marine and Field Club and clubs composing
mo NewYork Yacht Racing Association have been in.
yitoi - send entries The start will be ct II o'clock.
aud the races VIII be sailed the usual club courses
The yachts will be divided twelve classes Entries
clo,n AT the house Of the club In Jersey CITY
The sailing rules u the New York Yacht Racing Assoca
zion VIII govern the u. ". Kohn &. T.. Bald.
Win and l.. Mttcsdorf form tho regatta committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE RHODE TSLIND LEGISLATURE

Providence. II. l., May - tSpecaD.-The Repub-
Leans had everything their way In the House To-
day "A quorum secured only two Demo
Gratis had appeared up III 100 O'Clock. and at that
hour enough Republicans had arrived TO complete \
quorum. The bill making criminal offence and
disqualification for holding Office for Mayor other
presiding officer 10 refuse TO entertain appeal from
his decision. the bill aimed at Mayor Carroll, over
which the hlbust-ring WAS carried on, was then
adopted.
Following this the bill 10 amend the charter of the
Rhode Island Agricultural school. provide for
the teaching Of mechanic arts. thereby qualifying tho
school 10 receive Government aid. came up and vas
thoroughly discussed. Mr. Perez. of Providence, the
special champion Of Brown University, moved 10 Ne
commit the with instructions to report bill
dividing the Government fund between Brown Uni
versity and the Agricultural College. The motioa was
lost yeas, IL nays. %. The original bill then
passed which In effect gives the Agricultural College
$4,000 at once and S25 200 year from the National
Government.
The bill 10 divide Newport into SIX wards and pro-
vide for the election Of the Aldermen By the wards
instead OF the entire city called up and passed.
This bill is obnoxious TO Mayor Honey and other
Dcmocratic leaders for 1t will make Newport Repuo'
lcan city as To its City Council hereafter. The I'M
portan judiciary bill, which has been pending IN the
Senate all OF the session, was rccommitted 10 inc
commission which prepared it, with Instructions 10
rep0rt II with certain changes 10 the next Legislature
Roth branches adjourned 10 Monday. but there VIII
lie no Quorum until Tuesday. Next week Will DC the
session the longest OF any General Assembly Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Providence, r. l., May l3.-The game today re-
suited:
Troy ........... 0 o o o X-3
providence ...... o o y o.
IIits--xroy g. Providence :. Errors-Troy /. Pr0vi
dence l.. BATTERIES GARRISON and Mccartney; Knalss
and Ryan.
Hanover, v. H., May 10 lSpeclaD.-DartmOuth de.
foated Harvard to day In holly contested game.
TO 3. II IIarvards first appearance here In ten
wears. Highlands and O'CODnOr were the opposing
pitchers, cuch striking out ten men. Upton, liar
wards catcher was disabled for the rest OF the
season by a foul Tip. Harvard scored one run each
In the second, fifth and eighth, aud Dartmouth two
each IN the sixth and seventh.
Cleveland May t3-Cleveand almost shut PittsburS
ont today Timely hits By the home team and errors BY
the visitors at critical moments tells the story Tho
score:
Cleveland ...........2 ! ID
pitt.hurr ...........O o o 0 y IL
R,sehIts-Cl Cleveland 10. Irttsburg q. Errors-Cleyc-
land / Plttsburg I. Pith0s-ioung and smith L m
pire-Lynch go
Cincinnati. May 13.-The Cincinnati end Louisville
teams played an interesting and well contested game here
to-day The home players punched their hits and won by
this score:
Cincinnati ...............o ! II
louisville .............O %
Ra.,hlts-Cnclnnqti G. Louisville 3. Erors-Cncnnau
g. louisville I. Pitchcrs-Duryea and Meekim Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
TO TAKE THE TRArKS FROM ELEVEYTH.4VE.

committee of The West side Citizens Association
hesded by W. NJ. May. held conference with Third
Vice President Webb, General Manager Toucey and
Frank LOOMS, attorney of the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company, yesterday, 10 dis.
Tor the relief Of Eleventh-ave from the
presHce OF railroad tracks and trains Among those
present were ex-Congressman John Quinn, Robert
Gordon. Henry Deike, Edward ii. Deike, William Won
Twfstern. George Wiley s. A. Ludn and state Senator
George W. Plunldtt. who Is not member Of the
ISOLATION, but who happened TO BE- at Mr.. webb's
ohice when tie committee arrived. The only plan the
committee had " suggest was the removal Cd die
rails, the eqfv cessation ID traffic and the transfer
of freight by floats. The railroad officials answered
that they bad only the right TO Eleventh ave-.
06t under legal obligations TO certain trains
downtown. They would be glad to use any additional
precautions. such fences, g or footbrdges, which
might DO suggested This did not meet the wishes
Of the West Side people. Senator Punkitt then pro-
posed that Twelfthave DO opened and that the tracks
be transferred to 1t between sxteth and Fourteenth
sts. This plum satisfactory ~ the citizens and
the railroad and Il will probably be the solution Of
tho difficulty. Legal proceedings will have to be
taken for the opening Of Twelfth ave, and utter that
Mr.. LOOMS says win take about year to make
the change,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
ELEVATED RAILROAD RUMORS.
THE STRDETCAR SYNDICATE SAID TO BE SEEK
Ing CONTROL-REASONs FOR DoUBNNG
THE STORY

THE STRDET-CAR SYNDICATE SAID 10 BE SEEK
Ing CONTROL-RBASONs FOR DOUBLING
THE STORY.
The price Of Manhattan Elevated Railway stock has
been steadily advancing of late ID has recently sold.
for the first time In the Interval, higher than the
price paid by the Could syndicate which relieved
Cyrus ". Field Of his control of the property in June,
1887 In the last two days the stock has advanced
In the face OF an adverse general market Ycster.
day rumors became current that the Metropolitan
Traction syndicate which has swallowed up so many
of the city streetcar lines was seeding to secure
control Of the elevated railway ~ stem Experienced
brokers laughed at the Idea that the control would be
sought In the open market but the story that
syndicate had offered 40 to Jay Gould for his stock
and that he had declined the Offer
The reports We're traccabe TO brokers and large
Stock Exchange traders who VIGOROUSLY credited
with being heavily long Of the stock They would
have received little credence except for the attitude
OF George J. Gould, who would neither confirm nor
deny the story Mr.. Gould said that he had heard
the street rumor but he declined 10 say anything
about 1t. oliver II. Payne, William e. Whitney and Dan
lei S. Lamont the principal NewYOrk members of the
Traction syndicate. not In this country. Mr. Whitney
has just sailed from Europe but the other men will
be abroad for time. Hence the rlnors could
not BE- confirmed denied through Traction sources
The story Is not credited by men who are largely
Interested ia Manhattan and who arc In a position TO
he acquainted with the facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
M MIXES / LIVING ny GoryG WITHOUT FooD

Another champion hunger artist arrived IN New
York Al the steamer Gala Thursday. llIa name
is Alexander Jacqn",. AID he speaks 81 >uc WIN he
Gallo scoTn. Medal Oh his bVa,t testify that lie
tasted fifty DAYS In the Royal Aquarium. London. dur
INK the autumn OF I-9l, fOrty-twO days at another
time ioriy-seven day, In Chf,iiana. Norway ana IN
many more pllrcs He s1ys he intends - il here
for hftv two dly-. lie a,crbcs his power VI gong
without fuDd 10 the If gryl,h powder, which ne
la, uad. Of tvc different kind, II herb, and the
composition II which he keeps secret lie takes "a
half ounce Of ih, a week when h" faSr. lio SAYS
that IN" Russian Government offered linn 5000 for
the secret but that he Refused H. To prov" that he
lost no strength while fasting. he cnrrcd man
weighing leO pounds around the stage In London after
hts nifty DAYS fast. Jarqucs does not look like man
who starvcs himself for IA living but he l. rosy and
strong He calls himself THE old Franc Tircur. hero
II the Siege Of Bclfiet. hcrbalst and fasting man"
lie scouting for an unprotected manager To
mako "A contract with him. aud he threatens 20 do
~ucl wonders the fasting line that all other fasting
men will dwindle into inrleuincancr lie guarln-
tee that his board bill will be extremely small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
SPRING GAME, AT HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass May IL (>pecinD.-The annual
spring meeting Of the Harvard Athletic Association
was held this afternoon on Holmes Field The two
mile bicycle record lowered from minutes 46
second, % J minutes - - seconds. The following
/, a summary Of the contests:
100 ward dash-rria heats won by o. x. Halves,
'0o and g. +. Brown '02; final heat won by Brown.
Timc-lO % seconds.
2oOynrd dash-Won by o. X. HAYES, 30. Time
% Is seconds.
4tOvard dash-Trial heats by ". H. Wright.
90 ana : VI. Merrill. 80 final heat won by W. H..
Wright ~ rme-5l 40 seconds.
Half mile rin--won BY John COrbIn. O2; second,
J. l.. Batcheder. %. Time minutes 30 seconds.
One-mllc run-Won by -. lowell 49, second, J. d..
Nichols. L. Hme-i minutes 30 10 seconds.
one.mIlc walh-Won BY A. l.. Endcott, "a; second,
e. H. Buidccn. 93. Time minutes 10 seconds.
rw,.rnilo bicycle race-WOn by r. ". Davis, 80
second. +. >. Pratt, ~. TIme-j minutes % ID
seconds.
lao.yard hurdle Won By o. W Shead: 03, second
g. r. Fearing '93. Timc-l6 Al seconds.
a.Oyard hurdle-Won by q. K. Fearing, 03; ;
second ". y. Daunc ~. 1imc-.1 A seconds.
Putting NJ shot,-wOn By ;. II. Evans, l.. s.;
second, W. G.. Mackc. "a 3o feet, IL Inches
Throwing the hammer tI6 poundsl-won by 5. H.
Eyns, l.. >: second, ii. X. Allen. ~ loO ieet ~
Inches.
Running high jump-G. X. Fearing, '93; second
4. II. Green, ~; feet y IA Inches.
Running broad jump-won by +. b. Bloss, '9i,
second O. W. Shead, D3; Il feet "a inches
Vale 90 comes up 10 Cambridge 10 play tomorrow
the first game of the season with the Harvard Fresh
man team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
NE rs vow MORE FlMLTIR WITH COZ MS.

Alfred sig.l was anxious to witness tinl I'm General
Sc-.ion, 80 On Thursday he obtained subpoena from
the clerk In the District Attorneys Office by dcclartn
that he was a witness In the case Of samuel Mortimer.
sgc sIer. all oi yesterday in Ilt II OF the court and
enjoyed the proceedings Immensely. In the afternoon
Mortimer, who was charged with stealing purse from
Mr.. Rosie Eiscnbere III Sunolk-st. on April -. was
placed on trial. ,iecl called 10 the wiincs, stand.
Assistant District Attorney Vernon NJ. Davis ind Re.
corl.r SMITH learned that Davis knew absolutely
nothing about the
How did YOU get subpoena :" asked the Recorder
sharply.
"Oh / went TO the clerks Office and got it, said
sge, smiling
Well. 4 you 80 Interested in the proceeding IN
keep you here awhile said the Recorder. aud he had
the young locked up In the prisoners box. Just
before the court adjourned the Recorder warned tho
young 10 liz again, and committed him TO the
TUmbs Prison until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNhI'
A REGULAR MEETING HELD-THE TICKET FOR
TIE ANNUAL ELECTION.

A REGULAR MEETING HELD-THE TICKET FOR
TIE ANNUAL ELECTION.
The Society Of the Cincinnati. Of New ork state
met Yesterday at Delmonico's at p III. Hamilton
Fish president presided Although the meeting was
held FOR the transaction Of routine business only II
was noteworthy as happening on the llo'h
anniversary Of the founding ~ tie society, ana
IL WAS resolved that in future May IL SHOULD D'
marked BY a meeting Ike the other meetings OF mo
order which are held yearly on Evacuation Day.
washington's Birthday and Oh The Fourth oil July.
The nominating committee presented IN" names OF SIX
aupicants for membership. and there can DO no
doubt that they will be elected when the society meets
agnin on July T. They were. George Floyd |lhsn',
Trenholm InwoCd, ". \. Herring, Fulton scuddef,
John II. SCHUYLER and Alexander Centre. PRESIDENT
Fish read a short paper entitled Principle oil tho
Institution" Uhc Cncnnat. and at It, end luncheon
scrvcd
The ticket for the election Of July has, without
exception all the names OF the present officers and
committees OF the society, and a. there l. 10 OPP
position they Will bc again elected 1t Is ms follows
President Hamilton Fish vice president. John Coch'
rane secretary aud treasurer general John Schuyler
assistant treasurer william l.. Reese Treasurer. Alex
ander James Clinton; Chaplain the Rev. Dr. Mancus
H. Hinton: ph;s stefan. DR.. Thomas NJ L. 'hrySti" ;
standing committee, William Henry crosby, Matthew
Cslrlx.lN, John Barnes Vafck. Charles "rham'
J. Stevenson Van Cortlandt. Robert Percy Alden
william Greene Ward william Gillon Thompson dele
cafes TO the General society, Hamilton Fish, John
Cnchrane John schuyler, Alexander James 'hht"h
and J. stevenson Van Ccrandt; alt"rnat'o. william
l. Reese. the Rev. DR. MancluS II. Hutton, James
Barnc, varck. John Cooper and Talbot olyph"i''
Thn~e present were Charlie, Graham. Richard 'ailcH
DE Witt Dixon Goincy IIughc,, John Eeckn'an West
brook the Rev. Or. Mancus Holmes Hutton, Henry
X. Kicker. James Stcvens,0 Van Cortandt, Dr. Paul
f. Ticmanu Robert Iurnet. George u. Howe Johh
rutherford Edward Wright Tapp, Cornelius Van
..,t,.r i,hu De Courccy ireland. Arthur Morris,
William Kcmcy. Genet. William g. Thomp-d, >anlI'l
* Addom- frinci, Key Pcndlcton. JONI T. ~. -.
Wiudt William q, Ward. John W. Creation, Herbert
gray Tof7v. Frederick +. Huntington. Talbot olY
uhant Robert Stewart Webb Charles ldIy warn
aud William ogden GILES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
his CLERK CHARGED WITH ENBEzZLIMEyT.

Irving Jerome Allen, until March l2 last the private
bookkeeper and confidential clerk Of Robert T. Detl
Of No GO Laight ST., arrested yesterday by Deputy
sheriff Wagering In two civil suits brought against
him BY his employer, charging him with embczzle-
ment and with abstmcting Mr.. Dietz's casibook
tonria ledger and bank pasbooks showing his business
transactions from February l. 1857. TO June -. 1881
The plaintiff puts his damages at 5000. In his
afndsyts and complaint he depOses that Allen in
October altered d check drawn on the National Park
Bank by Dietz for 32 45 TO $3.50. Allen paid the
person In whose favor the check drawn In cash
and then deposited the check to his own order in the
Chatham Bank and appropriated the proceeds to his
own use This, with other similar operations but Of
loss amount coming to his knowledge Dien set an
expert accountant at work his books. Discoveries
showing that Allen had made alterations in the books
being made, Dietz alleges, when the books sud
denly disappeared Judge Pratt, who issued the order
Of arrest, liked Aliens bsil at $1,000 in the embezze
ment case ald III 900 In that relating 10 the abs
ton OF the books Allen failed to obtain the required
surotics and was taken to Ludlow Street Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
BIG PRICE FOR 4 FEW PILLS.
, WOMAN BUYs H,LFIXTEEEsT IL \ VANISHING
MEDICAL INsTITUTE"

Two vendors Ct patent pills doing business nj No.
West Fourteonth-st, under the name 81 The warren
Medical Institute" left the city two weeks ago under
suspicious circumstances. ON April 81 an advertise
ment WAS inserted In several new papers Offering 10
sell "A half interest in the Warren Mc,cal Institute
fer SiOO. Edwin A. Pratt. Il lawyer ut No. ll7o
broadway. says that woman, one Oi his clients
took up the offer and paid the money on Aprl -
That night the two men left the city, leaving their
rooms In confllson. The man who mad" the sale
called himself Dr. William French and rcc'ived Letters
addre,,s,, to DR.. Warren Ills companion Wa ap
parcntly an assistant or servant.
In their haste the men left large number oi letters
scatter,. over the floor and thcr" were mnny evil
drnce, Of precipitate Hight Their stock VI 'r'u'
consisted Of a few ptc"s OF furniture and several
dozen LDx.-, OF the nOstrun which they sold. They
rcpr@tted to the that The furniture Was u'lT'
and that II was worth enough 10 sccur her Interest.
few DAYS ago the Furnishings Oi the Noms "ci"
carted away by the dealer from whom they had been
bought on The iu,talmcni plan Nothing of the c'tah
llshmcnt remains but few pills ana package vi
circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE GIANTS ARE HOME AGAIN.
TO REOPEN THE LOCAL SEASON To-DAY-sTAND
ING OF THE CLUBS.

The local baseball VIII be reopeiled ou'y >.
the Polo Grounds by game between the newton" '"o
Philadelphia There have been no gones heFce"ou'
OF consequence for three weeks The 'ri'hts WI" '
nc the homo grounds for the better part OF month"; anu e
PLAYERS confident that they Will rapidly maze up os.
ground. Tho local to-day will be formed a. ioo"
Ewing b. Richardson b.. Fuller. 5 - basse6e u
BOYLE C.. King, r. TernIn, r. f.; OHoufHe' l. l. :
sore, c. (.
Tie Bo.pecp Association team and the Putty blowers
played Eastern Park Bro yn. Yesterday FOR e'gh'
inning. the close aud interesting, but IN III"
ninth inning the Bo-Peeps struck batting streak ana
scored runs. winning the The poor heuihe VI
Captain Mallock at critical points lost the zane 'ot e
Putty Blowers. The features the game were the otI
ting Of Goodknd and Adams and tic heldlng Of hehhc.
tllen and Ebbett, Following 4, the score:
PU U,,y Flowers ,1;'..... : 3 5 10
EaschtsT Peep, 80. Putty Blowers o. Errors-Bo;
Peeps 10, Putty blowers .. Double piays-Kehhe anu
ioOlknd, Malock and Earle. Home un.-Adams, strain
Batterics-Io-Po Peep Brown Ebbetts and sergeant :
Putty Blowers. Palmer. Brickncr and Adams Tine %
game-2 20
Only two games were played in the National League
Yesterday Cleveland and Cincinnati, being the fortunate
teams All the Eastern teams were their way home.