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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

II TINS appears that. for the two months this wear
j. far below the average ; september haNlng less
than any previous wear of the eight except 1876,
when tine rainfall III October was enormous. ! he
deficiency has been in coast rams most Of the
orlns have originated IN the Lake region ana
have passed he northwest Of us. In the counties
adjoining tn'S city the drought i extreme. In
Mcsthcester Kings. Queens and Richmond COun-
It's the roads are anke-decp with aust, ana the
parchcd vegetation l. suffering inuch. ia>slhg
Vehicles ON the highways ana trains on the rall-
roads are enVc.oped IN clouds of dust II many
places wells ana streams ale begin mig To be airy,
aud unless heavy rain soon comes IN many
H. some pant, of Now-Jcrsey, eYergrceus.
bo,h ornamental trees aud hedges, rooied
ia lrnt sandy snll, show the effects of
The drvueSS lu withcrsd and fading leaves. Farmers
grSs. the seed Tor winch were soWh I'D cePi'in"ei'
Winter Wheat J, suffering most III Nestchester
County.
threatened q JIm would not amount 10 very much,
lis force beng largely spent before IT'S arrival here
The temper ituie last evening was dcclceuy cool'I'
There l. uo danger OF water famine, says the
Chief Engineer. There has been MOIc ram IN TIE
Putnam County basin than here c0pous i9ll
occurred There september -, and sinco duiing the
past TWO years the amount ot ram mas bt1h great
IL. storage supply on hand l. large. lncic Il
enDurh 20 last until Christmas III tfntnn hlNtf
should furnish no more. A. much water j. USED
gallons axe drawn daily. But TIE aqucCuct Il luii
and little Is running over the dam, although the
head here i >ouncW hat reduced during the daN ny
the amount used Tor sprink!lu4 oticcts, Mcluhg
gardens and tAc frequent D"t"s M"UC "oO,sadIS ~
+ W. o. Lewis Of the Associated Press Ship News
Iur.au iu Speaking of the remarkably warm
weather yesterday, stated that n was similar 10
that of October iu 1867. lie took charge oi the
Office al ia Battery ON OctOocr 26, lN61, aud many
persons were tueu seated IN the shade az the Bat
icfv. irving t0 shield themselves from the hot sun
ii was no until late In November that II WAS cool
enough for fire in the office.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Co saome Ncr. Thygesen Bordesur, Tobias co s,n @
(Aus. Mirc0yoh Mmseilles for orders s0covch 80"
Canada Bul Hamburg Benhsm Boyesen. Pickering 20.
Brigs chas Hoard fIir Brown Arroyo. X, Lanuan ~
Kemp EAmco utaD, Esposito. Pozzuoii bauro storey
Scaipati.
Schrs Mary Bradford oliver, Georgetown Dem. J Wen
berg Coz Daylight. Anderson. JeTcmle III w Loud 20;
Mary iuDt Uir Lee. Cape Hayten. Lnnt Bros fheDr'
Medero Mayaguez and market. DOner Potter CO Ahha
Iooker, CaIdenas J Ward Co
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Oct i7-Arr str Rugby. from NewYork
IIvERPOoI- l7-Arr Mary latham. from New ork
QuERSsTowS, oct 17Ar str Bothnia from Se~ YORK ior
Liverpool.
Sailed. -tr city Of Chester. for New York - a.o,,
LONDON. oct l7Sailcd I'd nst, Rescue I'm INST ~ l
1ifh nst. Dagmar, Maggie Carvi sarah ana fnu& ietn
II Watien. Helene Bredsdon Hugo snd QUO Io,n
inst Nered Marie capt Osen) Barke Idyngsone ho a
Ter for NewYork l7th inst, Grasniere, for Pladepa
Hernia. ~.
Arr IOfhinsr Vedelc 10th inst scots Bay Frogner Cata
rina Doge Unlone; 18th inst, John Lorway New World
uaTland
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
ARRESTED on 4 CHARGE OF LIBEL.

Michael Mulonc, the proprietor of Ihc irgHs OF
jersey City, the only daily Democratic paper III
Hudson County was arrested last evening on
charge of libel The warrant was issued by Charles
T. Ncoll. a Justice OF the Peace. on Ioboken-ave.,
Jersey City Heights. al the complaint Of Edward i.
Mcdonald, of Harrison, the Directorat-Larce OF
the Board Of Chosen FrcchodcrS of Hudson County.
Nr Mcdonald Is "A candidate for renOmlna-
tion at the County democratic Convention which
will meet this afternoon. Ills rcnnminau0n has
been most bitterly opposed by Nh Mullonc, who has
published several articles every week Tor nearly
year against Mr. Mcdonald in The fr5as. I'm these
cour,e and has denounced him "A " liar y and
political fraud Last Friday, Ihe Argn@ con-
famed an article. over column III length, IN vi. a
II wa, alleged tnat MIR. Mcdonald while represent
ING tie With Assembly District II Hudson
Comfy IN the State Assembly. had taken hribe of
500. This led 10 the arrest OF Mr. Muilonc lie
raYe bounds 10 await an eXannnatI0n.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SIMMER WEATHER IN TIE FALL


NO RAIN FOR MONTH - 1HE RECENT WAN"
WEATHER COMPARED WITH THAT OF fAsr
YrARs-No FEAR OF FAILURE OF TUE CRoToN'
The long-continued dry-weather, and the exccs-
s,ye and unreasonable heat of a dav or two have
been the themes of much comment and discussion IN
this city and its vicinity for the last few days On
Thursday, when the mercury indicated S., Fahien-
heit. the discomfort was almost as great as on any
days last Summer, except two or three IN july Inc
disagreeabe features of the high temperature were
aggravated by the absence Of breeze. Clouds OF
choking dust filled all streets in which the sprnk-
Ter was not abroad As in the hottest days of sum
mer pedestrians sought the relief that the shady
side of the street affords. and those who could
avoided all exercise The universal feeling that
this October is extraordinary is wellfoundcd Com
parisons of records Of the Signal Service Office for
the past three years show the following results Tor
October;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18


Whskey tonics have been tried and we
know result Now try RlcHAED's rEErorAL TONIC
Physicians prescribing RIcHARD's TEEToTAL
TONIc never make drInkards of then patients
All get well and keep well who Use RICH
ARDS TEEIOTAL Tonic IL never fails
The careworn. exhausted wife or mother
regrets trying RIcnAED's TffToTAL TONIC
Every family can bc healthy, temperate and
happy with RICHARDS 1EEIorAL Tonic. Try H.
Life will found worth living by all who
take RICHARDS TEErorM ToNIe. 1iyIt
A lady taking RICHARDS TEEToTAL ToNlc
says every weakly, sckly woman must tIy IT
Why live miserable, sicklv life; RICH
ARDS 1IEIoIAL TONIC Si surely give you health
The tormcnts Of dyspepsia were never so
quickly relieved as by RICHARDS ItEioiAl IONIC
No more intcmperance if RICHARDS TEE
TOTAL TONIC is used. IT makes no drunAarS'
Craving for liquor arises from morbid APP
petits which RicnAnDs 1rrroIAL TONIC surely cures
The whole human race can he healthy ana
temperate with RICHARDS TfEiouL TONIC
Wines and Liquors ruin and destroy, RICH
ARDS ILlIoAl ToNc preserves ana adds to HE
We can be the healjhest and the happlest
people the world wltn RICHARDS IEEroiALIoNIG
Men and women retain the healthy vigor of
early life by using RICHARDS IHEIolN loNIc
Liquors undermine the system. RICHARDS
TLEToIAL TONIC builds you up aud s'stains me-
Ifyou have grown prcmaiurcly old RICHARDS
TKEIoIAL TosIc VIII maze you young again.
The old and inirm are strengthened aud sus-
tanned By RICHARDS IrEIoIM TONIC
Every drink of liquor lessons vitality; every
dose Of RICHARDS rEEIorAL IoNic ads TO ME
Run no risks with liquors in sickness-usc
RICHARDS TREIor,L roNIc and you are safe
Every life wrecked and lost by liquor might
be saved by RICHARDS 1EEIoiAL roAIc
Yc martyrs to sick headache NEURALGIA, rhcu-
Co.. remedies Ar tie only things you need. Ty aud
Cocoa is known the world over for its great
oi walter Baker Co. having stood the tcsi u
HUNDRED ye,rs are isLy .e1ninrnl'i '" - s eAceNenoe
A promenade through the principal streets
Metropolis supply evidence of general ana liner
ng prosperity decided popularity OF he Fa shapes
Of geutemcns furnished al .l2 Broadway, and Fifth
Avenue Hotel by KNOX, THE" natter
In VAN the eyes are filed with hight
the chcok win beauty glows,
Unl.s- thr br.rfh Is Ike me rose:
And -ozoDoNl aioae SUPPLIES
A PLEASANT NOURIsHiNG PULNONIC.
cd Th9 , He~ @ NON IN S14ao Si i osrnN A.
proved by physeans All drugsst@
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
ppOyTNENT ARRIVALS.

Ncir- York HoteI-Scnator B. II. Hill. Of Georga:
and T. w. Dawson, of Charleston. y C-.-;fUW d%n,nac %
Wam Pitt Kellogg Louisiana; the Hon
Marshal Jewell of Hartford aud Ex-Governor Henry low low
ard of Rhode Ialand Grand HOtci-ExSenatoT L. NJ NvI
wood OF Georgia and Colonel O. l. Best y = nn
rO0rf EsuD-J a. Richardson President Cf the
trail Railway Company Mefr0podn Hotcl-lns N 81
striker. of saraogA....St S. Jams Hott n"sme" IN
menter 81 TroS and Daniel Manning. of Albany htoe
marie VolsI-Ihe Rev. Edwin iarwood OF u,
.... Windsor HoteIIenry G. Potter uchti" "-""s0' VI
the Flint and Perc Marquette Railway.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
MILNE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAvAc

MINIATURE ALMASA1
snn r,.es 1900 GI5f sun - 5.l8 Clock slow. 14m sGs
Moon s.t.... 7.lg Noon s,utls. 23f M0ons ageilY.
nfsH WAfFR TO-DAN a..
sandy Hook q32 GOV island 1907 tel cato l;JO
TlDAt u.
sandy 1901 I-l1ni 1888 iiet lfste
SUNDAY
sun Gl6 Sun SETS. 5li Clock sl0wl I'm 31s
Moon scts.. S.2l Moon sout-. 3i5 Moons days,
uGH WAFER sUNpAN-AM
sandy Hook 1881 Gov Island llO5 Hell Gatc-.-. O2Z
HlCH WATEN NDAl-PM N.
sandy Hook l1Oi Island IL "a Hell Cate. Oji
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
DR., RANWiYS EEGLLlIIXG PILLS,

Perfectly tasfoe-s elegantly coltei for ths clrep -
ou.,r- stomach liver bowels kdnegs bat % lery)h
lctiIc constipation. cI~tNeufs-. lng tll fs
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PRICE - CkNT~ PER BOX SOLD By DRUGGISTS
DIR RADWAN y CO.. J2 WARREN->I., y. T.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
A SEA CAPTAIN MISSING.

While the cargo was being unloaded from the
schooner George Avery Oh October Z, at this port
Captain Fonuan Rogers left the hotel al No. 2o3
West-st. and started for his home at Toms River,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDNUTS 80
21s BROADWAY.
oam..7 7lo. Noon TO-. n. m 75o Midnight Vf"'
Highest during the dav. 16'. Lowest 90
Average 7OisV. same day 1878, Os'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
e. r. r.
Railways Ready Relief.
HE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE ~ THE WOhLD.
a D.

VNT. Do NT-N 3 10 7 ID
Will. CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN AIlAt.~ on EPl.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ItAN oNb
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINfS OK MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Il AP-
Piled EA EkNALLl-Ok kLN iNi. .tN Al llG AV.
CoRDlNG To DIkEC lIONS-PAlN. FROM W liAtrNER
CAUSE. CEASES TO ENl~I
In all where pain scOmi0rt T. cNneusn''i, OF
seized Irflrrzi Diphtliema throat Nnlf- Bd
Coughs Hoar-ene,s Bilious Ole inflammation oi ie Bow -
lch Liver kidney WITH Ir1uu, Ql-F, t'ftr
ana AgIe. or with Nenrls. headache ilc Do"r ~ io,,h
ache % tho kleifn
asn or with uarlhWa Cholera M0hu., OF hF-onerY or
Burns, ~ca-. Bruises th -ttai cramps. or
SpaSfns thc anrnc.tinn Of RADWkN'~ READY RtLlt tf
cure these complaints ln nOurs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
COLLECTING MONEY FOR TAXES.

George Blake, of Westchester. real estate broker
ana general collector. arrested some time ago.
charged with forging the signature of Thomas
Kelly, tine town clerk of Westchester, to check
for S}3 30. The Grand Jury found an indictment
for forgery against the prisoner, but Subsequently
MI Kelly stated that he had authorized Blake to
sign his name. noe proseQui was asked and the
prisoner was discharged. The publicity gwen 10
the case attracted the attention of several PERSONS
who had paid Blake money on account of
their taxes. Blake was several wears ago en-
p!oved in the ;ax collectors Office of NestcheSter,
and while there obtained list of nonresident land
owners who were III arrears with their taxes. lie
called upon these persons anu representing hlhSel1
as still being connected with the office, induced
en- 10 pay their Indebtedness 10 the Town 10 him.
The facts were laid before the grand jury, and on
Wednesday last he indicted Tor obtaining
money under false prctences Yesterday morning
Officers tleld and VConnOr, of the District Attor-
neys Office arrested Blake at ms home III West
chester and later in the day he was aIralgncd be-
fore Judge Cowing IN the Court of General Sessions
and committed to the lombs to await trial.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
MANAGEMENr oF NM HOUSE on REFrGE.

The Committee Of the State Board of Charities
engaged in the investigation of the management OF
the House of Refuge, reassembled at IL a. IN. yes
terday at No. G7 Madison-ave Colonel Clay testi-
fed that as a rule during his stay at the House of
Refuge the bread was sour and dirty. and had been
partly eaten by rats and mice. Deeayed vegetables
and Lod meat Iad al so been furnished. The butter
was so strong that il hardly safe 10 go within
twenty feet of II. ScurvY consequently appeared
in the institution. In support of his testimony
Colonel Clay gave the NAMES OF the Officers and IN
mates who knew OF this condition of AFFAIRS aud
also dates when the food was especially unht. lie
testified too. tnat under the contract system the
hovs were worked more hours IN day than labor
ing men generally. lie gave the names OF certain
employGs who were IN the habit of cursing and
abllslrg the boys as well as the names of the boys
so abused. and the oates when such occurrences
took place. The committee adjourned AT tAp. H.
untiI today at noon, when Colonel Clay Will be
inrfleT eNamined
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
FOREIGN PORTS
Announcements.

WIVCHEsrER's IIYPOPHOSPHrTEs
III cure Consumption Coughs Bronchitis. DEBILITY. &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Physicians prescribing RICHARD's TEETOTAL
rONIc never make drlnkard, of thcT patients
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

A PLEASANT NOURTSIIiNG PULNONTC.
That new cftacIous remedy. iiliIIo iALArAHLE'
'oD LIVER on M combination with PuOsPnON Is
irov.d by physicians. All drugIsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04
Secretary Schurz and the Westliche
Post.

HE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS UrTERANCES.
Secretary SchurZ's attention having been
called to an extract from the Westtiche Post,
published in morning paper, in which the
State department is denounced as the depart
ment I'm which raScality earns promotion and
honesty is punished" for which article Secre-
tary SchurZ is held responsible by the morning
contemporary, the Secretary expressed himself
as follows:
Il have not seen any such article In the Vast
Hche Post and do not know whether anything of
the kind has been In 1t. But If that paper has
made an attack on Mr.. EvartS, so fiagrantly and
grossly unjust, then it is time for me to repeat,
what anybody who cared to know might have
known all the time. that when ! entered the
Cabinet it was publicly announced in the Vest
liche Post that from that day all editorial con-
nectfOn on my part with that paper ceased,
and that would be as little responsible for its
utterances as the paper would be responsible
for my official acts' This announcement was
made in entire good faith and strictly carried
out. The WeStliche Post has since made the
largest use of its freedom from nv direction.
1t has repeatedly and unsparingly criticised and
cenSured the administration, and while fire.
quently defending me, at times, notwithstand-
ing old personal friendship, severely reelected
upon me individually, directly and by implica-
ton, its political course being shaped, with en-
tire independence, by its present editor, with
out consulting my views, and l want it dis
tinctly understood that have no organ in the
press and positively decline to be held respon-
sible for the utterances Of this or any other
newspaper"
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-Vrginia sizes. consols,
83k; do: new ten forhes, 547s bid TO- day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Cotton quiet-mid ding,
Wheat southern duh and lower; western dull.
southern red, 25a1. 80; do. amber, 135a1 40 No.
Maryland. no bid; No. 2 western winter red, spot
and November. I.36; December. ,I.4s5S. Corn
yellow. Sass; western ni9ed spot and November.
o. DeSs%beF Ssa5sh January ssssaSs steam,
white 42a4S; do. mixed, 40s4 fennsyiyania o, a
visions easier but without quotable chance Butter
a6gm-Rrime to choice western packed ana roll 1ga
Coffee steady-Rio esrgoes y,l l,ssAalssA: s1ssr
Freirhts to iIyerpool Per steamer unchanged.
Receipts-dour, s, Tsg barrels; wheat 1872 900
rye. 700 bushels. ShipmentsEwheat 3ls 500
bushels; corn. l25 bushels. Sales-wheat, 490010
LONDON, Nov. 4. p. m.-U. 8. bonds, per
cents 1857 pss cent?: a9sx New g iSS
Erie, z23s; do. second consols, sS7.
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A YOUNG WIFE's SAD FATE.-A terrible burn
ing accident occurred on the corner of Chew and
Dallas streets yesterday afternoon, by which
Mrs. Phtltpiene tinker received injuries which
there is but little doubt Will result In her death
Mr.. Anton tinker, the husband of the burned
woman. keeps liquor saloon at the above-men
toned locality, and states that his wife wa
standing near the stove In the bar room at abeu
1880 O'Clock yesterday, when he suddenly heard
her shout sf1re!" He ran up to her and found
that the back part of her calico skirt had become
ignited from contact with the stoves His wife
became terribly frightened, and while he was
trying to tear the skirt on, ran through a side
door Into the stree, leaving portion OF the gar
ment In his hands. AS soon as she reached the
street, the wind caused the light fabric to burs
into flames, and before he could Overtake his
wife she was surrounded by several men, who
threw her down into the gutter and tried to
smother the flames with their coats. In this
they were unsuccessful, every article OF clothing
she had on being consumed. The unfortunate
woman was carried Into the house, Shrieking
with pain. The casualty is particularly sad
one, Mrs. tinker being but eighteen years old
and having been married only i've months. The
unfortunate woman, after intense suffering, died
about midnight-(B Bait american, today
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THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

L TIRGINIA.
SAMUEL B. PAUL, President.
& RoB b T !. BohGfke.s Vice Presidents.
]. W. PEGRAM, Sec'y.
Judge JOHN +: LAY, Snpt; Of Agencies
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER $500, OO0. w.
Largely represented in interest and management
as local tuition In the District Of Columbia by
tne fohowing well known gentlemen;
THOS. L. HUME, President.
g. g. WILLARD. {. I. FRIsToE.
III. q. DAVIS, o. @. GREEN,
HENRY FRANC, Il n GORDON
4: II: PICKKEiIs n. W. BURCHELL,
GEO. W: COCHRAN, 3. b. GRAHAM,
JNO. o. EVANS, RoBT. BALL.
Medical Examiner-DR. +. A. ASHFORD.
General Agepts-THOS. j. FISHER CO..
oct2l-1m 1898 r st. n.sc., Washington, d. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

REMARKABLE PRESENCE OF MIND was re-
Gently shown by a miner near POttSville Penn.
He was employed In shaft on Sharp Mountain.
He had lighted fuse and was climbing to the
surface by means Of pegs in the side of the
of the pegs gave way and the unfortunate man
fell to the bottom, thirty feet below. One of
his thighs was broken and the splintered bones
were pushed through two pairs Of pantaloons:
sufficient presence Of mind to crawl to the
lighted fuse which had burned within a few
inches of the charge and to smother it. II he
pieces when the explosion took place. He then
crawled back to one of the earth buckets, got
into it without assistance, and was holsted to
the surface,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

BRIGANDs DIFFERENTIATED. - The London
Standards Constantinople dispatch announces
that the band of Greek brigandS who have been
rObbing and numbering in all villages surround
ing Tricala have been Completely annihilated by
q company of soldiers TWENTY-FIVE br1gandS
were killed and several wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04
Jeroyne ParIk Races.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, Nov. 4-The first race,
mile and quarter, over i've hurdles; purse,
$780, a handicap for all ages, (Which 500 to the
second. There were four starters. The race
was won by Pomeroy, with Lizzie D. second,
Disturbance third, Bay Rum fourth. Time 2:25.
The second race was for purse OF $500, for all
ages, horses not having won race for more
having won any race this year allowed IA lbs,
three quarters OF q mile. There were eight en-
tries The race was won by Middleton, Konrad
second, and Pique third Time: 11sx. Jericho
was withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

THREE MASKED MEN entered the store Of
Divine, Dubois & Co., at Morseton station, N.
Y, Sunday night, and demanded the combina-
ton OF the safe from Wilbur Denman, jr., tn
partner. Upon his refusal they maltreated him,
and left without taking anything, leaving Den
man bound and gagged He was unconscious
when found, but will recover.
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MARYLAND.
Excitement Over the Local Ticket i'm
Baltimore.


Excitement Over the Local Ticket i'm
Baltimore
Especial Dispatch to The .Stdr.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-ThiS city and state are
conceded democratic in to-dayS election, but
there is considerable excitement over the local
ticket here, from the fact that bogus democratic
tickets are circulating for the clerk of the court
OF common pleas against the regular nominee.
COlOred Democrats in Marlboro.
Especial to The Evening Star.l
MARLBORO, O'Clock, Nov. 4.-The democrats
will carry this CMarlboro) district, for a number
of colored voters have voted the democratic
ticket, and there is comparatively little scratch
ing.
Not Much Scratching at Bowie.
BOWIE, Nov. 4, o'clock.-The democrats eX-
pect to carry this Queen Anne's) district by 30
10 30 majority. OF the $50 registered voters 94s
have voted, and nearly all the republican vote
scratching.
A Large Democratic Majority in
Anne Arundel County.
ODENToN, Nov. 4, o'clock-A fair vote is
already in at the polls Of the 4th district of
Anne Arundel county, and it will be full ere the
polls close. There are some cut tickets but not
as many as expected. The democratic majority
will be large.
The Voting i'm QuanticO.
Especial to the Evening Stdr.l
QUANTICo, VA, O'Clock, Nov. 4.-The election
is progressing very quietly. Smith, for senate,
at O'Clock had received IL votes and Rounds 9.
For house Of delegates Nichol has no opposition.
PENNSVLVANIA.
Republican Gains in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The weather Is fine
and the election is passing off very quietly. At
10 O'Clock this morning the vote in the city was
reported to be about the same as that OF last
year, with republican gains in most of the wards
At that hour a careful estimate showed total
vote thus far OF 81 GOO, of which the republicans
claimed q majority OF 1900.