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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
TERMS.

NOTlCE-All persons purchasing at the above
sale viii please take notice that 10 per cent Of
the purchase money must Be paid when property
Is knocked down. Otherwise IL viii again be
exposed 20 sale Al the rLsS Of the first purchaser
The residue Of the purchase money must be paid
on or before the day OF confirmation, viz: Thurs
day, Dec. IA, 1888. No deed will be aeknOwle,Ig-
ed until The purchase money i paid In full
sherif-s Ofee, ISAIAH GOOD
NOV. ], tSsl SherE
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.REsPAss NOTICE.

Notiee L hereby given tina, all persons fron
and after this date found hauling, Hing wGlS
Ing. gathering fruit. nuts. fsi,ing CT shooting
game on the premises cf the uDdS rsigned in
stonycreek AID Quemahoning towi1zhiEs viii
be prosecuted 70 the fun extent OF the lsw and
death 70 dogs esepassing-
David Aostoiier, Ms Margaret Lambert
John ". Aosfolser, George A. FTifx
Josiah ]. Long, Herman Sualk
Z. G. 4o<tollcr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

VIM Diyely, native of this county, re
Gently died at his home in Fayeite county.
III, sged seventy five years. He had b, en-
helpless from paralysis for long time prior
to his death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Lawyer James L Pugh win spend the re-
nainder Of this and all Of next week at
lockwood. where he vii. look Afte. the
business affairs Of his deceased uncle, Philip
Smith.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
q Abe" Musser, Of slonycreek township,

Abe" Musser, Of Sionycreek township,
who was reported to have been shot in Bed
ford county. while in tie act Of committing
a burglary, and TO have afterwards passed
in bis checks walked into ihe Record Office,
a: Berlin, "Wednesday. merely to show that
be is alive and kicking. Musser claims to
be living at Keystone Mines and says that
be has had no eJnnsctiOn with the petty
thieving that has been going on in this
county for the past ST months He claims
to have deporiei himself as a Law abiding
citizen ever since be was released from the
penitentiary last spring
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Ex-Judge Samuel Snyder, of Friedens, has
become resident Of Berlin. He removed
his family to that place Wednesday, where
they occupy house that the Judge has
owned for some time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

William Pifer. sged shout forty two years
died Monday night oftyphoid fever at his
home on Pleasant street in this borough.
He is survived by his wife and three small
children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

All the right tile, Interest. claim aod Gensnd
Of A. K. Day. OF in snd 70 al that certain tract
OF land situate In Addison township, SOmer.et
county, Pa, adjoining lands OF Il. { XcCul-
lCugh. James Watson, kufus He.nbansh, John W.
Tressler, and Others. containing ninety-two acres
more or less about 50 acres cleared having there
on erected a log dwelling house and 8 log stable
with the appurtenanees.
Taken in execution and 70 be sold as the prop
sriy OF A &. Dag a. the suit OF Jasper AagasIine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Esiste o. Joseph ChOrpeuuinz ilse Of The bor-
ough of Somerset Pa. deed.
Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
PnAns ConFt % somerset county. 70 distribute the
funcs IN The hands OF the Administrator OF said
lecedent 10 and anoug those legally entitled
thereto, notice i hereby given that viii sit az
The once q + J. Kooesr, EsCl-. IN the borough o.
sosnerSet, Pa on M0rdsy. the isih day Of Nov
ls,s3s a. 10 o'clock A ~. when AMI where all
persons interested can sttend.
J. .. OGLE
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
A UDIToRs NOTICE.

- r. estste - t-scr, Fc-.-1 a.-ssss-
Rai1z zen 14iV sefc n-sf "a 's- = "a
olpnar> Cont in rHf sna7= ssfaie ~ as~crtstt.
tbs alaouu- u collateral iuhcrIiauce tAx comins
- TIE state Of Peuusy ivaE!a. and 10 make snd
report a dsstri ouciol Of t4e balance IA hands OF
the kxecutor "a aad among those legally entitled
thereto. hereby give notice thsf / viii attend
% the du.ies q said appointment AZ ths once o.
Hay 8 Walker. II Somerser, Pa, on TUESDAY
Nov itlh, isa5 a. 10 o'cl0ck A. n Hhen aud
Whers AL parties Interested can attend.
c. ". MAKER
AudlfOr
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A sSIGyEEs NOTICE.

" % his Ait'ys
scott & Ogie. Somerset. Pa
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s.Ie of Personal propertv.

In consequence Of the death Of my wife l
have rented my farm and will expose my
personal property TO public sale on Friday,
Nov. l0th. on the late Philip Coleman farm
in Ienner township. Sale to commence st
0 a. m sharp.
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A pMINIsTRAroR.s NOTICE.

Estate OF Philip saith. late of the borough OF
kncEwOod, - merset county, Pa-. deed
leftc-x % al niIistrafiOn fs.ai Isg'tlgef faheco
on t1s aboye estate having been giant j 10 he
undersigned By ihe prOper authority, luiice j.
hereby gwen % al peEs1,ls ind Ell - aid =
tate 10 maze immeslilte ptymenf and tho-s hss-
ing claims against the .a- y n TrsSent them f0I
settlement duly authenticated en- saturday. Ifc.
>. ia, ~ the ceeeficnts store and late resi-
cence IN TIE borough oi l.ofkgOOd Pa
IA Ms !. PCGH.
Administrator Chm Tistarcaio 4innsro.
of Pnilp smith dc 4.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
Gooa Bread.

II you want good old-fashioneG bread like
mother used 10 bake, buy the Cinderella
Range It's large high oven inslres good
baking and roasting. Sold by Jas. B. Hol-
berbsum, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Esquire William Il. Miller and wife. of
Quemahoning township. witnessed the clos
ing exercises Of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position.
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NOTICE.

George " Ernst Executor Of Cafha-ins Ernst,
late 0f Northampton township. deed
Letters = ttsiaineutary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted % the underSiened by the prop-
ersathoriiy. notice ! hereby given 70 al perrus
indebted 70 said estate % make Immediate pay-
ment and those having claims against the sar1e
viii present them for settlements duiy authentica-
.ed. A. The store % Z. ". Baer. Ssnd fa.ch. On
SATURDAY. Dec. "a ls12
GEO. W. ERSST.
E.--.--.-.--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

ssoftbe HERALD should not forget
Ty SNYDER, the druggist. can TT their
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Wn- b. Dill, Jr., has been appointed Z.
3 6aueer and StoFekeeper Mr.. Dill was
an applicant for the MeyersdAle post Office.
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A ssIGSEE's NOTICE.

n
Assigned estate of Wesley D. Barclay, of Jcfier
so1 ToTrssie, SolIerset GO1nty, Pa
No-ice i hereby given tha. Wesley - Bfrcilv
las made general assignment for the 0eueif a.
bis creditors. - the Undersigned Al persOas IN
debted 10 sait estate sFe requsS'ed "a make pay
ment and those having claims - preseu; the
same wiihcut delay ~
JOHN r. SCOTT,
Assignee.
A. }. Cohen, Fsl-, AIRY. Sonerssr. Pc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Two Of DR.. Musser's children, in Berlin.
are afflicted With scarlet fever.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
ExEcUroR's NOTICE

EsfAse Of John n. Snyder, late q stonye-eek
township, Sonersst cocnty. Pa, DECD
Letfers .estkr7enfary on the ahoTe sstste hav-
ing been granted 70 the undersi gned by the prop
er autharity. Rolice Is hereby given 70 al persons
make immedizle payment and those hkvins
eiain1s against the same 70 present them duly
au-henreAfed for sett enienf On Frlday, Dee !.
lS3s. a. the late residence Of decd
DANIEL SNYDER,
Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
Do you use Meat cultersf

Do you use Meat Cutters7
f" " Sausage and Lard Presses?
4" Butcher Saws?
" Butcher Knises7
' Butcher Steels7
If yon use anything in the Hardware line
call at J. B. Holderbaums Hardware Store.
Save money and get the best goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
NOTICE.

Estate Of Daniel stun. late o. gJener tOwnship.
deceased
Letter. test2mentsry On the shove estate hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned b the prop
authority, no-i-e l. hereby gwen 70 al rerSolss
Indebted "a szhi estzte "a r-Ake imE.edi4te pay
ment and thlse nagio< eiaifSs a. inst the sane
Till pre-euf tneiu cuiy authenticated for settle
menf on Satrro-f. Ee.. ~ tS.1. 81 late residence
cfdecsazel, n lsnz;er toW Wnship
u. b ZIMMERMAN.
Executor.
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A DNISIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

In re estsfe Of Jcnlihsn Bly;s la.e Of Somerset
tOFnship, sornerset county, Pa, deed.
Letters n administration having been issued
70 the undersigned by the proper anthoriiy no
lice j. hereby given % al parties indeDIsd -
said estate % make immediate payment " the
same and all parties having claim. sgzll.-t aid
estate. 20 pre>-ut theHl duly authenticated for
the late residence OF tie decd-
B. =. BOYTS,
7. ". BieseCkeg. Administered
Al;orEey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
AUDITORS NOTiCE.

Estate o. Ssrah Hunter. deceased.
Having uecn duly appointed Auditor BY ihe
Orphans Court OF Somerset county. Pa. 10 the
above estate. O. make a distribution OF the fuud
IN The hands Of the Administratcr 10 and among
those legally entitled thereto VIII attend % the
duties 0f said appointment on THURSDAY the 18th
day Of Nov A. D. ls1. ~ 10 o clock A ". az NY
once In Somerset. Pa, when and where all per-
sons can attend.
FRED. ". BIEsECEER.
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
STENGER'S

Fifteen Dollars has a power to
draw, if correctly invested, which
beats lottery. For Fifteen Dol
lars you can draw a nice Chamber
Suite-no blank tickets. Every
Fifteen Dollars deposited gets one
Suite SURE. It's like getting dol
lar for dollar.
Yoa have seen or heard Of our
sl6 Suite. What You saw or heard
Of in that Suite you can find in this
and more, you save a dollar too,
which is an item to most Of ".
One thing sure, ifyOu buy one of
these SIS Suites you get q reliable
article from a reliable firm The
Suite viii @stand by you and We
: stand by " the Suite.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

Valentine Hay, Esq, has returned from
ten days visit TO Chicago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

a AsiuNhh' > NoiiOh
Assigned estate Of George Barclay. OF leifeF=on
Township Somerset County. Pa.
Notice j. b. given that George Barclay has
made \ general assignment for the benefit " hIs
creditors 70 the, uncersiguec- All persons In
de5ted 10 said estate are requested. o make pay
meni and t1Ose having claims 10 PIES ~ Tee
SAME withoa. delay 10
JOHS r SCOTr,
Assignee.
A. J. Colborn. p =, Ai-y- sOmsEet, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01
A ssIGYEE's NOTICE

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE
Assigned estate Of Corral Miller OF jefferson
Township. Somerset County, Pa
Solice Is hereby given that Conrad Miller has
made q general assignment for Inc benefit Of his
creditors 10 the undersigned AL persons m
debted 20 said estate are requested 70 make pay
ment and those having claims 70 presen. the
same without delay 70
JOSEPH b. MILLER
Ellie r. o.. somerset Co, Pa.
0r % his Att'ys
s.s0tt L flsyte Somerset Pa
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!, also, hereby make known and give Nc
;ice that the places for holding the
aforesaid Election the ssve al Bor-
oughs, Districts and townships with.
in the County Of Somerset are as fol-
lows, to wit:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01

AL the right, title, interest, claim AMI demand
OF Geo. L. Gardner Of 10 ard 70 al that certain
treet o: land situate in QuemahOning township,
somerset county, and state Of Pennsy lVsuia
bounded on the north By lands Of T. r. Gardner
east by Emanuel Biough, south by J. ]. HOrner.
and west By J. J. HOrner and p. +. Gardner con
tanning thirty seven 37l ac-e more or les ali of
which Is clear land
Taken In execution and % BE- sold Is the pro D
erty Of Geo. b. Gardner a. The suit o. p J. Cover.
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7tldaI Of Nov. 1898,

| Out person 10 serve d5 uose OF tue cu'
pTene Court.
One person to serve as Associate Judge
] One person to serve as Sheriff.
One person 10 serve as ProthonOtsry
Clerk OF Courts Of Oyer and Terminer and
/ Quarter Sessions.
One person 10 serve as Register and
Recorder and Clerk Of Orphans Court.
One person TO serve as County Treasurer
Three persons to serve as County Com
missioners
One person to serve as Director Of the
Poor
Three persons toserve as County Audi
tors.
One person to serve as County Survey
or.
And I further give notice and make known
that the following nominations for said Offices
have been certified to me, according 70 law By
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth and Com
missioners OF Somerset County, 10 Wit.
STATE TREASURER.
Vote for One.j
REPUBLICAN,
- Samuel NJ Jackson.
DEMOCRAT,
Frank Chew Osburn.
PROHIBITION,
John 5 Kent.
PEOPLES,
F.M. Windsor.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Vote iOr one
REPUBLICAN,
ID. Newlin Fell.
DEMOCRAT,
Samuel Cuisine Thompson.
PROHIBITION.
Herbert T. Ames.
PEOPLES,
John II. Stevenson.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
(VOte for Oue.l
REPUBLICAN,
Daniel j Homer.
DEMOCRAT,
Henry Hefiiey.
PROHIBITION,
Conrad d. Spangler.
SHERIFF.
Vote for one.l
REPUBLICAN,
Eiwsri Hoover.
DEMOCRAT
Hiram Grady.
PROHIBITION,
Charles z. Zimmerman.
PROTHONOTARY. CLERK Of COURTS
Of OYER < TERMlNER and QUAR-
TER SESSIONS.
Vote f0- oneJ
REPUBLICAN,,
Franklin r Saylor.
DEMOCRAT,
William /. kuTtz.
PROHIBITION,
Eugene r. Floto.
REGISTER < RECORDER and CLERK
Of ORPHANS COURT.
Vote for onei
REPUBLICAN,,
jacob $. Miller.
DEMOCRAT,
George l. Dobson.
PIsOHIBIriOS,
William H. Menges.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Vote for cue.l
REPUBLICAN,,
Elmer T. Pugh.
DEMOCRAT,
John Stein.
PROHIBITION,
Isaac g. Jones.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
lyote for twol
REPUBLICAN,,
Samuel L. ShobsT,
Henry f. Barnett,
DEMOCRAT,
William p Hay
PROHIBITION,
Levi Lichliter,
John Speieher.
POOR DIRECTOR.
Vote for oIeJ
REPUBLICAN,,
Jacob M,Gregor.
DEMOCRAT,
jesse c. SSeiizer.
PROHIBITION,
William Bower
COUNTY AUDITOR.
tNo;s fOc tHoF
REPUBLICAN,,
Samuel e. Fox,
William W Baker.
DEMOCRAT,
Amos Walker.
PROHIBITION,
ID. W. Sorber.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
(Vcte for Onel
PROHIBITION,
Daniel Miller.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of certain writ OF Alias Fieri Fscias
issued out Of the Court Of Comm1n Pleas Of Son-
erset county, Pa, 70 ne directed, there will Be
exposed 10 public sale, Ct the Court House In
Somerset boT0sgh, a. O'Clock p. NJ, on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18

Mrs. Rose Cosgrove has been granted
an original widows pension.
Yesterday was y very quiet one in police
circles. only nine persons being gathered
in.
r. e. Hainswo orth, Of Leeds, England,
registered at the Narragansett this morn
ing.
Among the awards at the Worlds fair
il medal to VIM. X. Potter for tortoise
shell work.
TIE new Seth Thomas clock which was
placed In The Union station short time
ago has been removed.
The subject for debate at the meeting
OF the Lyceum of the junior Y. NJ, c. A.
tomorrow night will be "Home Rule"
Officer Z. A. Bennett, while chasing a
prisoner on ID france street, at a. m,
fell on pile of iron and broke his little
finger.
At $3.50 q. M, while Officer O'Nelll WAS
errestinR Michael Trainor for .runken-
ness, Trainor's foot slipp d and fractured
one Of he glass signs In frolt OF Almy's
clothing house.
Bernard Burns was arrested b. officer
Giln artin at the North 4 ID Yesterday pf-
ternoon, for being intoxicated and Great
ing n disturbances. At the station a rnz,r
was found .olcealei upon Beruard's per-
sor.
The firm Of w. A. Cutting g. Co., man
ufacturinR jewelers.. has been dissolv d.
w. "A. Cutting having withdrawn. The
business Is now icing run 10y Mr.. Thomas
I.in' on nj der the name If the Equitab le
Button company.
There y i'll be a "Worlds fair" meeting
the Y. NJ. c. A., Wednes !ay night. IT.
will b. illustrated By number Of
st, ieopt con- illusira ions. There viii Lv
nddr, es by numbe' OF persons who
have rec 'ntly returned from the white
City,"
About 12:3) iolay Loui,a Poin,-
exter. clored girl, was stru,y by
wagon on Pine street. meas Stewart
street and thrown TO the grouLc. She
was taken to her homr, when it MS AZ.
certaincd that bcyoId u few bruises $ Q
was uniDjured.
Some one threw lighted cigarette or
nh awning Ia front of Harson's, 1876 Wesf :
minister street, yesterday afterl oon, and
9, veral holes were bur ed in the canvas.
Onicer Clarks ext nguishe the blaze
with y bucket OF water. furnished by a
neighboring drug stors.
S me prow'er pushed of the boards
ov,r "A window In he store Of Herbert Il.
Crogan, 3l3 Maaton avenue, ut Z o'cLsck
las nignt aud was endeavoring TO effect
an entrance " hen the appearance Il Mr..
Crogan's daughter frightened him away.
He Is unknown to the police.
The Young Sons Of Il on held a special
meeting yesterday iu their hall Ia he
Orms 8 rect synagogue, where imp-r ant
busiuess was Transacted H. WIS h.s1
moved g. have n rail- on Simcaath Torah
yp nj mr. for rl.o han ~ of q In
of the North End. Tue committees ap.
po nted are: 5. Mason. l. Potoshinsky,
A. Orlick, l. j cots. Ii. kafelowich. Mr..
$. Mason was electe chief manager OF
the Free Enp vymeut Bureau. which
will open thus week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
BROWN GETTING READY.
Football Games That Have Already
Been Arranged For.
NOT LIKELY TO MEET HARVARD
Or Yale This ssason-Late Baseball
News-Tsmmany and Lsmplighter
Matched for a $1,000 Purse General
Gossip From Diamond, Ring. Track.

The schedule of football games thus
far arranged by Manager George OF the
Brown eleven are as follows:
October 1a Brown vs.. Exeter at Exeter.
October 81, Brown VS.. Trinity at Prov dence.
October 25. Brown VS.. Andover at And,v.r.
October 27. Brown Va. Dartmouth at Providence
October 80. Brown vs. Chicago Athletics at RI owl
dence.
November 4. Brown VS. Trinity at Hartford
November &, Brown Va. Massach usetts Institute Of
Technology a. Providencc.
November 15. Brown vs.. Wesley an ut hiddletown.
November 49, Brown vs.. NJ. !. T. at Boston.
There are two games with Amherst for
which the dates have not been arranged.
There are also prospects OF dates with
Tufts and Bowd In. A date with Worces.
ter Polytech.c institute may bs arranged
for early in October. 1t is hardly prob
able that Brown will play Harvard or
Yale, though Manager George 10 trying
to secure date with Yale.
Thii teen games have been arranged for.
including the two Amherst games, for
which dates have not been secured. This
makes .he lurgest schtdu's OF games
ever arranged for Brown football and
be peaks the energy and TACT Of Mr..
George. or tie games on tn, home
grounds the Chicago Athletics will prove
the most interesting. This CLUB contains
many old Yale aud Princeton players, and
lovers of the colle.e game will get n
chance to see . tine exhibition OF the
sport.
Capt. HOPKINS Is rapidly getting the
men into shnpe. Millsrd, the Andover
crack baseball and football player. prac-
tise6 with the team SATURDAY, playing at
quart, back in place. OF Frew who did
OF show up. He will Try for one OF the
backs or end rush.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18

Diamond Tips.

D1omonO TIPS
The Fall Rivers netted $50 each on their
benefit game.
Manager Frank Leonard of the Dovers
thinks of going into roller polo this win
ter.
Dan Brouthers was fined $50 by Umpire
Hornung for disputing decision in ST.
Louis
Clark and Berger Of the Champion Eries
have been presented with diamond pins
by their admirers.
The Bostons play in Cleveland Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, and will
finish the week in Cincinnati.
Charles Irwin has been doing good
work for the Chicagos. He was the best
man In his position on the Pacific coast.
Joe Gerhardt's ball playing days are not
over yet, as he played with the Albanys in
the last gaines of the season in Providence.
John Clarkson did not give the New
Yorks single base on balls last Tuesday,
he pitched fine ball.
Jerry Denny is left-handed in almost
everything, with the exception of ball
playing. He cuts cards and shufflss left
handed and uses his knife at the taLle with
nls leIt nanu.
The other day the BInghamtons visited
Buffalo and had but nine men with them.
One Of the players got hurt. and the Buf-
falo manager loaned one Of his men, so
that the game could be completed.
Last Wednesday, when Jim Sullivan
Of the Providence club went to the bat he
was presented with large and elegant
bouquet. Ia the middle of the bouquet
was a small cabbage In which was secreted
gold ring with cameo setting.
Hornung seems no exception to the rule
that players do not succeed rs umpires.
says the St Louis Republic. lie Is very
Bob Ferguson. His vision Is bad and his
hearing imperfect Old Ubbo l. not only
at fault In distinguishing balls from
strikes, but he demonstrated to every
body abstraction. or rather dissatisfaction,
that he is incapable Of drawing the line
between tips and strikes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-18
BIG BONUS FOR HER BUILDERS.
The Corrected Time OF the Gunboat Cas-
tine Announced.

New LONDON, Conn, Sep. 1S.-The
Naval Board has announced the corrected
time made by the new gunboat Castine in
its speed trial Of Friday last. 1t is l6.932
knots, emitting the builders TO the hand
some bonus Of $4,000.
Gen. Hyde, president of the Bath Iron
Works Company, has received many con-
gratulatory kilograms, among them one
from Governor b. Cleaves. of Maine. The
Castine has left for Bath and In about five
weeks will be ready TO be turned over to
the government The Board of Naval in
spectors disbanded Immediately after the
work Of correcting the time was completed,
and departed for Their respective stations.
The ran katahdin, now In the course Of
construction at the saith Iron Works, will
be ready for trial here inside of year.
The machinery is completed, but there has
been mucn delay ia furnishing the armor.
plates.