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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-26

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disease. Sgphiiitie and Mellialdis-
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ton, General Debility, anbr Pufi-
flying tha Blood
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vegetable alteratiycs--StiIliia. Man
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Of Potassium and lran, i Is the
most cficacious medicine Known
for the diseases tits intendtocure.
Its ingredients arc sokilfully
combined that tie full lcratite
effect Of each ~ u surpd, / while
it is eo mild rs a. fa barn. even
Is children. il is sim So ce,ual Is
Is PURGE ont from thc VA those
impurities and c0arupl which
develop into loaihsalne q 3
TIC reputation II ela iayuetiycd
from It's eure, and jh .denon
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the eountrS reIose - M llleir
experience of Tvs uselHlue
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have accumulated. dai co.'s
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-26
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
puHIsHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY
BY
CASSIDY & SKILLMAN.
!. sKILLMAN. GEO. W. CASSIDY.

CHAs. ". GKANE, at No. % M0ntgomery
street, Room No. 10 Safe Deposit Build
ing, is Sole Agent for the Eureka Daily
SENTINEL in San Francisco. Persons in that
uty having business with this Office are re-
aiestsd to communicate with him.
GIN, SNYDER is authorized to receive SUBJ
scriptions for the SENTINEL and collect for
the same in this town. All persons in Eu-
reka owing for subscriptions will make
payment to him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
FOUR TIL DAY:

FIRST RACE Mile and repeat: free for
all: purse, $500; $50 Tor second horse.
SECOND RACE -Half-mile dash, for sec
ond-class horses; purse, $3.50; $50 for second
horse.
HlRD RACE -Sweepstake race, for po-
MES; mile dash; SIS entrance, and $25 to be
added by the Club.
Entrance tees Is per cent. of purse. RACING
10 commence each day att o'clock p. NJ. All
entries to be made on or before O'Clock P. NJ.
of the day previous to the race. -Four to en-
ter; three or more to start in all of the above
races. Jockeys to ride in eoors.
A. c. BISHOP. President.
WIN. D. DAUeRERTY. cretary. ap27td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
TIL RD DAY E:

FIRST RACE Two miles and repeat; free
for all; parse, $500: $50 fol- second horse.
SECOND RACE Half a mile dash: free
for all; purse S4O0; 500 for second horse.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
KEARNEYITES IN wHITEsTONE.

Tho iencos in the quiet little village of whitestone
L. l., displayed for several days past large posters
announcing that tho sand lot orator would favor that
community with his presence last evening. The
call full Of flaming appeals to the
workingmsn When the hour for comm men cling
the proceedings arrived the great agitator
invisible. A train arrived from New YORK at
eight O'Clock, but Dcnis came not with IL. The re-
formers however, determined to proceed even IN MIS-
absence. A gathering of sixty persons including
boys aud ABOUT twenty men, con-
prised the audience. Tho chair tGksu
by momber OF the tailors' union, an
Englishman- The first speaker WAS Dr. Muller editor
OF a graepback ioarnal, who denounced the press,
which, he said, was bought by the banks in order
70 advocate specie payments. When he cried
out, 'Gvo plenty Of Rreenbaeks ana
the laborers will have 81 day." he
struck tender chord, and the audience
chcered. Mr. Hanson, veritable graduate OF the
kearnsy school, followed IN n dery address and bor
Towed many OF the classic phrasas OF bis diStn-
guiahed prototype. "Would you be ready TO see your
families and your country ruinedy' said he ut
nle aud he answered the query himself by saying
"piI be damned II you would" He denounced the
landlords robbers, thieves, parasites, vampires
rowed soho oi these choice epithets from Keurney.
If you want another panic ne cried again, al DON'T
SO holp mo God" Tho last speaker, Mr.. Mcdonald,
introduced u man 'iresh from the scanoid." a
compliment equivocal Us to crcate great merri-
mont. He told them that the news from Maiuo meant
revolution all the country, and that Is the plain
pork and beans Of the whole thing"
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
BASEBALL.

THE JERSEY clTYs DEFEAT THE ALAsKAS OR
THE CENTENNIAL GIoUND-THE PLYxwAYa
AND wIroKAs PLAY TEN INNING GAME ON
DEFEAT THE AsroRs ON THE UNION GROUND
AND THE ORANGE THE MoNrooA6xRxs Al
ORANGE.
Tho game on the Centennial Ground, Jersey city,
yesterday afternoon, between the Aiaskas, OF shis
city, and the Jersey Guy Club was largely attended
quite rivalry between the Two clubs, the Aiaskaa
having been tho champions OF the Centennial
Ground for several years pas and the Jersey Citya
having occupied that position during this presena
season. Tue ALASKA players had got engagements in
various clubs throughout the country in tho early
part OF the present season. and tho club dsbandsdS
Since the return Of these men, however, quess'oa
as to which should claim supremacy on the Jersey
grounds arose. The AlaskAs rs0rganixod, and with.
out stopping 10 practice rushed headl0ng into gam0
against q nine who have been playing together fof
sono weeks, and who understand each others style
OF playiug but the result OF which defeat Tor
the New Yorkers. The Jersey Citys went first the
bat The rst three strikers disposed OF with
apparent ease The Aaskls then wsnt Ia and scored
Two runs, both OF which got rhe
second inning was holly contested, Dolan making G
beautiful stop of hot line bail, throwing it to-
Grst In time TO shut on the runner Tne Jersey OltyS
scored their first run IN tho tnird inning 70 winch
they acdod in the seventh IN the eighth and
ono IN the ninth inning RicHer made foe double
play In the fourth inning, ciicning sharp line bsit
hit by Wletts and touching third In the to put out
Dol.n who had started for home base. Shandley
made Il pretty running ny catch ID icft field. The
iol.oaipg Is the scjre:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
CANSTATTER VOLhS FEST.

Tho Canstatlor voIks Fest OF the wia msburg Sua.
bians closed at Myrtle Avenue PARK last nishi tho
main attractions oil tho day being tho womens and
the dog aces
In the former IL was necessary for the women 10
run around tho course tons-twolilh OF q mile,
with pail OF water on thor heads,
reaching tho finishing point without hav-
ing spilled n drop or placed their hands to tho
pail rots. Three heats we're botoro decision
could bo reached owing TO habit each had OF putting
q hand 10 the pail Mrs. Estianielt OF Ne 0Johnsoa
avenue took hrst prize, and MIRA Widmay yor second
Ten dogs had been entered for OF 1900 yards,
With o5structons' the course being ropsd OIL
side OF the park, about thirty feet In width Across
this, at intervals Of hity ee wore stretched ropes
with sausagss, &c, tempting to tho appetite OF dog
hanging thereon, any dog That stopped rsgals him.
soli being counted a. distanccd.
The drst heat between hounds and settlers, six
dogs running. Al signal the word "so" gwen
and the dogs with a bound started down the course
some going over aud some under the eross ropes
Theodore Martina Lucy Winning, whiIo only one
turned TO take bite J. Eichorn's Rip and he nearly
cleaned one rope before ho was takon away.
The next heat was between tour bulldogs. all OF
which mado good run down. Albert Voils Niger
winning The winners In both heats were thou
placed to Tor the prize but Lucy would not start
I'll she had boca pulled along TO tno arst rope and
iied over; then she niad0 a tar attempt but mean
white Niger had run ever tho track, and his owncr
had taken the prize, So
10 graty the large assemblngs the entire ter dogs
wero run aga,u but only tn roe or four reacheu ins
cud OF tho track, some botng othcvs stopping the
aiungcI. rho majority OF tho lattor fell into tho
hands OF tho children, who botod ITO tho course tho
moment the wsrc doc pred over.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
CRICKET.

Thcrswas fair auendaoco Of crickcssrsys sstsrdays
tho 81. 0eorgs's grounds at HoboKen 10 practice
FOR tho Australian match. rhofollowing mon,bcrs %
the Now York team took part.--Gcsses. Stcvcnss
Moore, Guss, Brewster, Conover, Harvey, Gibbss..
Cashman, Moeran aud Fraser After sb ort practic =
u game got up Ia which all ths cr,cketers on thd
ground tong part The conditions wore --EAch man.
to mako nuo runs, uuiess pot out tsicc bc,ors doiA
so alter that TO 30 out whom bowied *
caught No one TO mako over Hftcen runs y
The game proved 10 bs Interesting
one, giving good batting aud 1eiding practice 10 tho
players La Tho score eastman was the ouy bats
man who reached tho imit-I5 Harvey followed
with IL &C. Moore. Brewster); Mastyn. IL tnot OUTS
stevens 10 u. Brewsierl. Conover. 10 tn haussng,
b. Brewster); Moore, &C. aud b. Harvoyl; Fraser,
mot ouy; Brewster, haussiing and Hosrun, zach
Giles and Gilbert Beach; HARRISON,
To-day the nrf elsvcns OF the 81 Georges and,
Staten Island clubs wn play game at Hobokens
wickets TO DO pitched AZ eleven O'Clock sharp
On Saturday, the 21st Inst, the return match bee
twcon the Manhattans and tho Belmont Club, Of Phil
adolphia, will be played at Prospect Para
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
GREENBACk MEN IN COUNCIL.
4 VERY INHABMoaIoUs aATHERNe-rHE.
ALIENS OPINION OF W. A. A. cARsrY.

A vEEy INHABMoMoUs oATuERSe--rHE.
ALIENS OPINION OF W. A. A. cARsEY.
meeting oil the chaismen OF the Gcnerai commit
tees OF cach Assembly dstricti representing the ma
tional greenbacklabor party was held last nightat
No. 252 Fourth avenue rne organization Is better
known as the shupc-O.iciIiy combination OF tho
greenback party, and the chief object OF ecting
to complete arrangements Tor grand meet
ing which takes place at Cooper Instiiuts To- night,
under tho auspices Of the combination, Mr..
William Laior presided AMI sx.ssndldats Tor Mayor
William A. A. Csrssy, acted secretary. IL being evl-
dent that lot of Outsiders, who had business to
DO in the room. were present.. mot,oa call ths
roll put aud carried, aftsr discussion
The outsiders thon put and te business com.
grievances which they had In connection with tneir
indivdui districts, but ox-Judge Joachinsen
sustained him. Nj. Lalor very evident
that thero wore some disscnsons In several districts,
but he favored laying all those diGorsnces SIDE
Until! aIcr the glorious mass meeting They ought to
bury the hatohet Tor time at least, aud embrace
tho gsnd opportunity now before them and think VI
"Ihs" Allen wanted 70 know II the Cooper Union
meeting was intonded purely Az u mass mosling and
nothing else or were officers oi the party bo cected
al II. lie had hoard that ticget naming permanent
officers of the Organization was 10 bs sprung The
mcctng Hs Tor ono would oppose any such bGs,pcss.
The Chairman assured him that no such move WIS
contemplated.
JOIN Hayes said there we're many sslf-eoustituied
leaders IN the movement He did not believe In any
leader. ~ TINS was an apostolic movement IN tDs
cause OF humanity. He would ike 10 know who mado
Cnrscy chairman OF tho Committee OF Arrangements
here Mr. Corey made haraBgue, but ~ being
discovered that he had no rght Ia tho room he VAS
at once clccted. "rhe" Alien wonted to Know who
would preside at the mass meeting and who would
call IL to order. Carscy said ho was lot going
to be bulldozcd. and that honest men do NOT
aaaiiy decided .hai Mr.. @. U'as,iIy cali tho mass
meeting 10 order and Mr. I4aot prssde al tho sumo
Then the meeting went INTO the election Of vice
N Al m AnCfo md 0tsA
10 the organization wanted " DO an otlcor OF some
KIND. Among The wee presidents ars .'Chris" lies
"hen" knubei, Denn O'sailivan, owen.Dofy and Pat
O'Rey.
There are to DO two outside stands. from which
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
EACKEIS.

large aud deeply Interested audience Witnessed
the several contests at American rgckes at the court
oi N. Hicks Hudson street Hoboken, yesterday after
noon. rho Brst a rub, best two in three games.
between Mr.. n. Hicks, on one side. and Aessrs l..
1oodwn aud r. Fitzpatrick on the other. Following
IA the scOrc.--
goodwill aud FitzpntI!ck.. Is n ~
Tue second contest was single hanood, ana elected
roond after round OF applause. Both mon played
speudidly. The contestants Professor James
Kea,ius aud Mr. Michael Landy. Following is tho
scorc:-
FRO essor heatinS ...................... II IL II
nf. bmuy..-.. ~ zl 10
Az the request OF The Finance ConuinitLee OF tho
bhndpul und racket tournament In behalf OF the
yellow lever soncrors ME N. Hicks has consented TO
bring Mr. Oscar Manning from PHI ladeIpba to
part Ia the iutare contests In behalf o fund 10
~ proposed 70 pat Professor keating aud Mr. Manning
against any TWO players that be produced Ehorts
wiil thefoiote, be made TO procure excellent
players OF English raekoss from Canada 10 oisy
against them.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
NEW YORK.

Clubs. 1st. I'd. I'D. 4Ut 18th 9th. 7th. .Sh. 9th
New York...... l 0 o 2 o 3-13
Umpire-Mr Clinton. Scorcr-Mr. 7. Howrahan.
Runs eArned--Astors, 0: Now York. 3. First base by
eTrors-Astors Al New Yorks. 3. Total left bases
Astors, IA Now Yorks, D. Total base hlss-Asiors a
Now Yorks, 10. Struck out-Astors, 2; New Yorks,
6. Timo OF game-2n. I5m.
TIr0KA FLYAwAY.
There large crowd assembled at the Capiteltn4
Ground witness the game between tho Witokas, o9
Brooklyn, aud the flyaways, oil this CITY. The game
hoty contested and ten innings nad to be playa0
before result could be reached. Purroy made scv<
era brilliant ono-handed stops oil hard mt ballss
which each occasion prevented tho WitoKAs from
scoring. Cramcr had hngor split in the nth snntnRs
and was Obliged 10 change places with Warehain,
His services however were missed SO badly from th0
ctchcrs position that went back TO thRt position
on the tenth inning, but hit IN tho aco by short
foul tip from Ryhn's bat drove ham out second
time Wareham did some good work In the catcher q
position, but his hands badly bruised that h0
cannot remain there long. Following IA tho score:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

The prize, bronze trophy, Is 10 so TO the company
winning II the greatest number OF times durips tho
season The Sevonty-urst regiment, VINO have al
roady carried tne trophy OF several times, claim
tnat the season tor military shooting closes this
mouth and therefore the trophy belongs to them.
mo match Tor the Champion MarkSman's Badge
shot 200 and 500 yards, uadcr the condi.
lions required .or members OF tho National
Guard corps to quaiiiy for the Markspan's Badge in
their respective regiments. The bahg" 10 be won
threo times before becouing the property OF the
cessfu competitors the scores made IN this match TO
be recorded to the credit OF the marksman, tho
II made with has own regiment. There were ninety
entries The following are the best scorcs.-
J. L. Price, A; f. W. Price. Al q. II. Eagle, 42: L.
J. Dolan. AZ; ii. X. May, Al: A. steele. Al A. I.
Decker, IL; J. H. b. Bayioy, 40; A. D. Van houscu,
ne;,, as;, IL VI. clements. as; ". H Murpny,
81; e. +. Merchant, 81; G.: A.: Jones, 80; ".
j. Underwood, Jr., So; q. w. Rand, Sc; s. H.
Hersey, So; G. L. Jantzsr, 35; X. +. StAxt, 80; Ii.
Nordhoiiner "a; Z. w. White 90 r. II. Holton, 33 |;
G. " Pockham 81; James Ross, 81; q. N. Baker, 81
w. .. Smith, 80; II. H. Ackcrman, 81 j. II. Brainard
81; +. A. Wrgh,, 81; IL. Nj. Laimbeer. 80; NJ c.
Moore, 30; W. u. H. Clark, 20; Z. l.. Bmmipger, 27;
W. II. Folsom, 20; 9. 4. rrusiow, 25; D. IL. Kenyon,
Is; J. d. Ford, 25
The Amateur Rifle Club practised at she throe long
ranges fifteen rounds each distance, Tor the selection
OF team Of four to shoot IN the Gaming Interstate
long range match. Tho following fine record
made
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

Clubs. Ia. ID 3D. 4th 5u. Ga TN. Sta 9th l0th $
Wtoka . % 0-2
Fivaway. o o o Ia
UInpiro, Mr.. smith, OF Concord. Runs earned
Wnoka, /; Fysway, o. Fist base by crrors-Wnoka,
q; Fyaway, s. Total lett on bases-Wtoka D; FfyS
away, 4. Total basa hits-WiIoka, 5; Flyaway, g..
Struck ous--witoka, 8; Fiyaway, Tiu1e OF game
Zb lon.
TLaugalin declared out.
VS.. MONTGOMERY.
Tho Montgomery Climb, OF this city, visited Orange
and played ore OF their metropolitan championship
games with tho Orange Club Both nnes PLAYED 81
poor fielding game the Orange Cuo winning by trc-
Inondous baItng. Rule aud Snicr led the batting for
the Orange nino nnd McElroy ana Hussey for The
MontgomeryR Tho second base playing Of Rule was
excellent, rs that oi Croman. Tho Orange CiuhS
did their most elective work IN the nfth and ninth
innings, scoring total Of ton runs with tho assist
OF errors. Following Is the scoro:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

'eminent" speakers VIII address sths assembled
thousands" "
Mr. o'Reiliy moved that William A. A. Carsey be
made chairman OF the oG.siae meeting.
Carsey-l decline most positively; you all 90
to hell. Let some OF these budding politicians pro-
SIDE.
Voice-Is that Kearney taikingp
ssThe'' AIen-To whom DO you allude girf
Csrscy-If the cap fits you you can wear it.
Alien-My stock In trade In politics wms you to
know does not consist In robbsng and plumb erin e
every one como across like you. tCommo,ion)
Carssy--That's lie
The chairman here interiered, and after II was de-
cided that O. OReiliy should preside at the outsde
meeting The com miiteo adjourned
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
ORANGE

Clubs. 1a. ID 81. al. jtA. 6tA ia. STA oh.
vsasss; Tcs!scncry... i:,;;... Q Q : "a
Runs sarned-orangc, 4; Montgomery o firss
base by errors--Orangc o: Montgomery. l. Total
Lett on Dasas-0rangc, 81 MONTGOMERY, q. Total bsso
hits-Orsngo, 10; Montgomery. =. StrucG out
Orange, 2; Montgomery, . Umpirc--Mr. Freeman~
Newark club. Scorer--F. p. ca shing. Timo OF game
hours.
BASEBALL MOTHS.
The game at Albany between the stars, OF Syra-.
cuse and the Albany ciub. resulted IN fsvoY OF the
former by score OF to
Al Troy tho gamo between the worcastcrs and Hsy>
makers by tho Hay1Dekers oy scoro OF
toll
rho games TO bo played to-day are as follows
Astor and HUDSON, at the Union Ground; Wttoke
and Montgomery, at the Capttoltns Ground; Conti-.
ncntais anu stars, OF oroenvuo, at the Centennial
Ground Columbus and technics at Prospect Park
Boston and Indianapolis, AZ Indianspol Cneinaatia
aud Chicagos at Chicago Prvvidoucs ana Milwaukee,,
at Milwaukee; Uticas md Nationals nj Washington D
Spfn cide and New Bcdfords. AZ Springfield; otarsv
= Of Syracuse, ana Haymakors, at Troy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12


There was slight discrepancy between the am uni
OF the original claim, $419 IL aud the amount al
lowed SO 29. 1t Is but fair say that Is bill was
not presented under Sheriff Hcys N I'M s, ration
The law, however as expouudcd by Judge Robin nson,
In General Torn OF tue Common Pleas, and ter ara
affirmed by Tho highest tribunal IN the State, must
stand as criterion Tor all similar Shcrn's bs
now presented.
GaAlUiriEs TO DEPUTY sueEIPrs
On the subject OF gr~tuities 10 SncrIs officers tho
provision OF the law tsoction III, vol 8, Rovisod
Statutesl Il, '.No sheriff or other officer who sha
have arrested any person shall. while such person -
IN his custody demand or receive any gratuity
ward under any pretence whatever lor Keeping such
prisoner out OF JAM. or for waivng for such prisoner
10 lind bail, Or 70 agree with his adversary. or for
waiting Tor any other purpose"
There can be no question, II Is claimed, that the
Shcria is responsible for the OF his dcputes IL
Is Oh this ground alono that the leo sys.om is de-
Tended. Tho charges against Sheriff Reilly, u Is
alleged, VIII be partially based upon which
this statute.
When frat Interviewed by the HERALD Sheriff Reilly
said that ne received only "bresd ana water sup
port" Tor hts family from his Office aud discluimod
any knowledge oil extoruon by hts subordinates
Order OF Arrest Clerk Major Quincy has SAID TINT
all payments TO deputy sher.as by arrested
persons ''matters OF arrangcnon;.p Tue
last named Official says that $lI 20 Is charged
on hng of bonds, while tho limit of the legal fee IA
only 81 Il conts In fact agitation Of tho county
oficsrs has led 20 revelations which ustonsh
the community as 70 tho extent Of official exactons
which have prevailed Tor 30 many years have
become regarded as sanctioned by custom equal TO
law.
THE FEE SYSTEM
The pending proceedings seem likely to resolve
themselves into a upon the Tee system. Tho
present watchword OF the opponents OF the county
officials Is that officer abouid We any pny not
plainly specified by law ana known to the public
There is NOT they say, any oaice IN the
state which could not DO well filed
ata salary Of at most $li.0o0 per year. provided all
expenses wcro matters oi public account they say
that the OF lees Is OF nosd-
loss mysteries, useful only DISCUSSES tor oxtor-
lions. The dcsro ~ that thcro shoald be a radica Al
change IN The laws regulating The Ice oiees, to Pot
an end TO tno "hclion OF undchnsd responsiou ~
aud unlimited com pc nsat IOu.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

Score W Ianthgs t-tg ~
Ctuts. 1sG 2G. 81. 4us. 5d Uut 7fh--0ch 9M
Jersey city".... l Il
Umpre-Mr. LilIis. Scorer--Mr Staples. Runs
earned--Jersey Guy, 2; Alaska, o. First base by
rors-Jorsey CITY, !; Alaska, T. Total lett on bases-
Jersey CITY, 4; Alaska 4. Total Uase hits--Jerscy
CITY, II; Alaska, 2. Struck out--Jorscy City, 1:
Alaska, q. 1ime-2h. l0in.
YORK
The metropolitan championship game on the Union
Ground between the Astors and New Yorks, both OF
this city. closely contested up the seventh in
ming whom the Astors became completely demors
azsd alter several errors had been made and play
u loose fielding gano until tue close OF the contest,
letting thor opponents score nine runs Following 10
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
PREPARING FOR ELECTION.

The Police Commissioners yesterday passed a reso-
luton to the effect that change should be made In
last years list OF polling places except for good and
sufficient Tho republican inspectors OF elec-
ton have already boen selected and passed upon by
the Board nile the list OF democratic inspectors ia
almost completed ana will be finished and presented
at the next meeting.
The days Tor registering fixed by law are Tuesday,
Octobcr 5 Wednesday, October 16, Friday, October
25. ana Saturday, October 70. The polls will opop on
tuesday, November g. at six A. NJ, and close at four
p N.