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Republican preas 20 support ell no
Republican nominees split Tic 10
was printed aud offered TO tho vot 70.
containing tho names or portioh OF
tho nominees OF each party. The chief
contest was over the adoption or re-
iecsion az tho new election law, passed
10 tho last session OF the Legislature.
Tho now law provides for small vntiug
precincts, and Ia framed Yory closely
ater. tho New York laws. fhe Ro-
publicans aud iudop0ndents flv)ffu
tho new law, while the Democrats OPP
posed its adoption. ~
Appearances at gho diflsrant oollipR
Ilao0s here to-day Indicated that ina
vote would bB lightor than usuy. Az
yat no official returnA have bean re-
ceived. rhe best Information g., b9
had rom various fourcos iesds 90 one
belief that tho election law IL carried.
The polls did not close until 7o'cl,fh,
which will delay until n LATE hanr thh
receipt Of adequate returns on which
TO base conclusion Rs 70 tue result.
DEMOCRATS GAINING GROUND.
From tho returns thus tar received,
the Inter.0cean figures that tho city
election law Is undoubtedly cngried.
Other authorities ara not no car-
tain. 1t looks as though
the Democrats are gaining gron d
where the county commissioner -
concerned. The returns ars now NJ 10
half received,
Fiity-seven precincts give 5,S70 ~
for and $3.50 against the election % w..
For commissioner, the Democrats ~
ahead, except In the case Of Long, op
ran away ahesd of his tick.t. rue re-
turns aro coming in SLOWLY,
Two hundred And thirty 'os3 cities
and tDVna rive. Rlhis. ...a. nt bl6.
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at Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 3.-Alexsn-
dria city gives Lee 6O4 majority. Mas.
sey runs behind the tickev "a votes.
The Democrats carry every ward in
tho city. Stuart, for the House of Del
egates,has SOL majority, and Is elected.
II THE RETURNS.
Reports received at the Democratic
headquarters here indicate the cleo
ton OF Democratic members of the
Legislature in Fairfax, Cuipepper,
Orange, Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
Winchester gives o. Dsmocra*ic ma
jority OF 10, tho first time In many
years. The indications are that the
majority will largely exceed that Of
Cleveland In the State.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 3--The
elsotion In this State to-day was for
mombers Of tie Lsgislasurs only, aud
consequently the voLs was light.
THE RETURNS.
Returns from 80 towns in tae Ststo
Oleot 81 Republican and 50 Democratic
meruhers Of the Lsg'slsture, n Dsmo-
cratic gain Of G over last year, whe0
tne Republicans had Al maj GRITTY iH ihe
House. Cleveland, tor senator IN hs
tirst Demncts,ic district, is elected.
This ~ q Damocretic gSjn. q ,fttrd
81 Gets Two Denocrat,c ropr lse utAtives,
the Same as last year.
Eighty.siS towns, iGcluding HAtt-
ford, Nsw Brltien, Norwinn, Bfi,ige-
portland Stamford, slsc. 6l Rspnblicaos
aud GO Democrats co tho L9s,4las.if9.
A Democratic gain OF l6.
Ooa hundred and ihirty-tAle ee te as
slecs 100 Republicans, 90 Democrat,
Grecnoacker and / IndependeR'.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Progress and the Comparison.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The election
to-day passed oil very quietly. The
weather was clear auh cold, with a
gusty wind blowing. The only State
office to bo fillod was that of state
treasurer. Matthew Stanley quay
was ths Republican, snd Conrad g..
Day, the Democratic cantlidates. Barr
Spangler ran on the prohibitlon ticket
and william d. whitney Hs tho Grsen-
back Labor nominee.
Last year Blaine had q plurality
OF 81 900. In 1888, whom the last state
trensurer was chosen, the Republican,
candidate was elected bg q msjority of
2e,11l. Comparison to-nignt will be
made with the vote of 1883.
The intarost in the Philadelphia
county election Gentared on tho con-
test for sheriff, w, Ellwood Rowan be-
ing the Repub lean eld Dallas Sanders
the Democratic cane Gida.e. Rowan
was opposed by the citi&aus Committee
OF One Hundred, whioh hes been so
prominent in local eiGc,iOn5 ior some
years past, on the grDuut Vna5 no Was
q representative of "Gnachins poliyios,"
RowGn in 1876 was sfegred foe sheriff
by Wright, Democrat, by 92jl votes,
although the Hayes electors on tho
same day received 1900 majority.
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IOWA.
Onices to be Filled and tho Comr

Offices to be Filled and the ComparjsuID
DEs MONIES, Nov. 3.-The weather
was clear and cold and the voting pco
ceeded quietly. Iowa voted for g5Y
ernor, lieutenans'g governor, judge OF
the supreme court, superintendent of
education, one.half of the senator's and
ERll of the lower House. There were four
State tickets in tho field. The chief
State issue involved was the repeal of
the. further trial of prohibition. The
Fusionists demanded the repeal Of
prohi bition and the substitution of o
general license law. The Republics ans
asked for 6 fair trial of the prohibition
law before any modification in it YVES
made. The senators elected this year
will vote for United States senator
two years from next winter.
The vote of TO day will be compared
with tho vote of 1883, when the Repub-
lioan majority for governor was 20, 900.
The opposition vote to-day will be COM
pared with tbs combined vote of the
Democrats and Greenbackers in 1858.
There Rre 1903 precincts in the State.
THE RETURNS.
The frat 10 precincts show a net Re-
publican gain of 217.
Thirty precincts Of Iowa give net
R8pn plfcaii gain of Go.
Six@ precincts In Iowa igiSe > net
Ropu Ducal gain osbi2.
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OIiIO.

Testing the New Registry Law in Ohio,
CINcINNATI, o., Nov. 3.-An etf rt
will DO mado to test tho constitute :
allty of the registry lew passed by the
last Legislature. A. IL. Bugher, who
OF .ae Fifth ward. The Judge of cleo
ton of that precinct was arrested to-
day for receiving the vote, and it is
understood habeas corpus proceed
ings before the supreme courG will bo
brought to test the law.
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at PittRhurg.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 3,--Ssventy.ono
districts out of 29l in Allegheny coun-
ty show net Republicaa gain of 29i.
LITTLE INTEREAT TAKEN.
The election to-day was the quietest
known here for many years. No in
tarest seems TO DO taken in Gho
event, and scarcely half the vote
was pDlled In many districts the
workers wore conspicuously absent
and voters were compelled to select
their our tickets from cigar boxes
placed nunguardedstauds outside tho
polls. Tonight there is very little ex.
element on Tho strests, en-
unusual occurrence heretofore,
phe returns up to 10 O'Clock indicate
5000 majority ia Allegheny county Tor
QUAY, Republican candidate for State
treasurer. The entire Republican city
ticket is also elected,
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or national labor tickets woro soon. II
IN admitted that tho Democratic State
ticket viii have 2C0 majority in Pitts
| Hold, HaVer Hin will b0 carried by
Lro Republicans. Everywhere the
nov liquor law tlrht pat into operation
thia year was rlgidly enforced, and all
tho raloona we're closed.
VOTE AT NEW BEDFORD.
Tho fun vote OF Now Bedford Is:
Robinson, l,7SJ; Prince, 81; Lathrop,
l3J, aud Sutnmur, IL.
THROUGH THE STATE.
Ton towns ia tho State give Prince
S,2ll; Robinson, 6i5. The Same towns
Ia 1883 gave Robinson 2,5is: Butler,
1858.
ny TOWNS AND CITIES.
Twonty oiliea and towns outstido OF
Boston give Robinson, 5i32; Prince,
20Si. The same cities and towns in
1885 gave Robinson, S,l5S; Builder, 5,475.
Fitty cities and towns give Robins ON
ll,il6; Prince, 7,0l5. The same towns
IN lss3 gave Robinson l79O7; Butler,
1886.
oae hundred and lfty-four cities and
towns, including, in addition 70 those
already given, Springfield and Tren-
ton, give Robinson, for governor, CO.
2I9; Prince, 5653s
With only 10 towns to hoRr from,
Robluson's vote is l00,le2; Princes,
S2,3sl; Lathrop's, i,o5l; Summer's2,0 ,074
kooinson'S pleurality ls l7,7Sl.
WHAT THE HERALD SAYS.
Tho Herald says: The returns from
tue state ut large oro very moagre, but
considering the Democratic loss in
Boston Q,2i5), tho Indications point 20
the election OF Robinson, Republican,
by large majority.
Oae hundred aud thirty four cities
and towns, INCLUDING Boston, Worces-
ter, Fall River, Nov Bedford, Fitch.
burg, Glo:cester, Heverhill, IhelseE
anu Broekton, give Robinson 5i,496;
Prince, so S22
THE JOURNALS CLAIMS.
Tne Journal, Republican,, ,clsims that
Governor Robinsoa is re-eleoted by
OF 5000.
SURPRISES.
Fhe late returns baVo caused many
suynrisos ia the election Of Ins,abers
OF the Senate and House. Lynn has
been carried by too Republicans for
the hrsS time In five years, and also
elected four out of five Republican rep-
Ia the Lowell seuato-
rial district Lilly defeats Marsden,
Democratic triumph, and Napsene,
Democrat. has boon elected 90 the Sen
sta FROM the South Boaton district
auother surprise. Aiger, Democrat,
defeats Chamberlain ia the Cambridge
senatorial district, which Is consid-
cred great victory by the Democrats.
Morle, Damocrst. defeats Hart. Re
publican, IN lha First Norfold district.
rha plurality ST Robinson, for gov
error, will probably reach over 20 900.
Fall River. despite the labor vote, WAS
carried b Robinson.
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MAEYLAND.

The Contest Between tho Ffiends and
Enemies OF Senator Gosman.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The election In
Maryland to-day was for coraptroller
OF tho State, clerk Of the court of ap-
pesls, all the members of the House Of
Delegates and 10 rpembsrs of tho SIM
ate. In the city of Baltimore MO-
clerks OF courts, and throughout tho
State county officers were to be
chosen. the election was very quiet,
and no excitement was manifested.
The contesy was between the friends
and enemies of Senator Gormsn.
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Boots and Shoes

A GOOD quality of Mems Kip Boots at 49,
a better quality of Kip Boots at So 25, fully worth $3
An elegant quality of Mems Kip Boots, custom made at
1915 sold everywhere for 350
better quality of custom made Kip Boots, warranted
10 be so,id throughout, at $50, fully worth 450.
An elegant quality of Farmers Dress Boots French kip
co ade guaranteed equal to any boot made at
.8so.
a lendd quality of Kip Boots, Scotch gedoublesoe
at So worth SO.
heavy French Kip Boot, box toe, custom made
ceen winter boot at $6 they equal to any hand made
H8 boot sold elsewhere.
mot sell ior less than 3.75 or $4
b grade of Calf Boots made especially for our
retail trade at $780, well worth 4.25.
Aheavy Calf Custom made Boot, excellent quality for
wear. at s4.
heavier quality of Calf Boots, top soe made either a
good e8aorrIdng boots, at 81, well worth Sc.
fine custom Calf Boot hand pegged and solid which
an excellent dress boot at $780, sold elsewhere at $50
IlFrenci Calf Boots show an immense variety, in
be qualities Scotch edge, square and round box and plain
tcss at 50 and 500, sold elsewhere for $50 to 6OO
Wecall especial attention to lot Of French Calf Boots
Scotch edge which reduce from 81 to 800 the best value
and when sold cannot be replaced for the same
sroney.
1.-TWO kinds Of French Sewed Boots, splendid boot for
wear light and heavy sold at $780, equal to any boots sold
shsretoiore loT7.50.
aas sewedScotch edge Boot, equal to any boot made
Eto order, at (. 30, and are fully worth l00
~
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MISSISSIPPI.


JACKSON, Nov. 3,-The election to-
day passed of quietly. Tho indica-
tions are that the vote is unusually
light. Jackson polted $50 votes, and
registers 1000. Tho ne2ro9s genarauy
rotrained rom voting. Tne lignt votais
to be accounted for because OF There Du-
ing no ticket in the field except che reg
Democr95lc State ticket. La lew
counties having locsl dsaffe;hon the
vote is divided, and few independents
may be elected TO the Legislature and to
county offices.
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WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. 3.-Win-
chester gives Lee 10 majority, 3 Demo.
cratic gain Of 93 over the presidential
vote OF last year.
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rLLiso1s
Cooke Oounty,

CHICAGO, Nov. 81 The election hoge
and in inc county to-day VISA for .
justice of ths supreme coure OF liii-
rois and y judge of the superior court
of Cook county. Tie Republicans
nomihnsc1 Bepjamin y. MoGrudsr fGs'
the tiipre ,aa court and tue Deplporsss
censpffsd Ia the nomiaaton. Tte
Reptikli lie as pfesentsd G. Wyru Cars
nett pk tlss superior eonrs ana the
Hyncs. Roth parties pfesen, 81 thaif
Ss2 { &! 4 S86'|6' |s'S 4: SSE|
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AToHIsoY, Nov. S.-The Republi-
cans elect the treasurer, county clerk,
surveyor, coroner, and possibly the
sheriff, by msjorities ranging from 100
to 1000. The Democrats elsct p COM
missioner and possibly the register of
daada.
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Fort ScoTr, Nov. g. Complete
county returns arc not in, but enough
have bsen received to show that the
Republican county ticket Ia ell elected
by a majority of 700, except the osndi-
date for sheriff, whose majority is
ohnY,t H0n
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The State elections i'll New York and
Virginia were wstchod with interest
yesterday. A large number of clti-
zens visited THE HERALD Office to
CLEAN tho news. New York was re-
ggrded as shaky by those who wagered
their shekels. HR
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district will ro-0lect Domeres, Rspub-
licnu, without opposition. The ilrat
oifY dlstTict ia CLOSE. Reports from
tbo country towns show q tight vOta.
Tho vote lu' tha county tlek0t f. ol0fe.
THE RESULT.
rhoNls Dickson, Republican, ~
elected momhtr OF tha Assembly Ia
the Tnlrd district uf Rsnsga0ioar
county. 10 eats nearly 1000 mQjor-
~ iii the two Democratic wards OF
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WORCESTER, Nov. 3.-The vote Of
Worcester is, Robinson, $500; Prince,
3,l73; Lathroo, 2Sl; Summer z. A very
small vote was polied ia this city
ald county. Senator Jeffsrzou Ia re-
eesssd ~ 574 plurality.
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ALaASyi N. Y, Nov. s.-AlbaDy
onuury, estimated FROM meaere rs.
aQrps gives Hill 5000 majority against
1iC for Cleveland last year.
THE MAJoRITIEs.
1Gc iul cations aro that Albany
eoIIs, VIII giyp $500 Democratic ma
j9Ci5. LRss year it gave 6i5 Democrat
fCNiRiNfitV.
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NEBRASKA.


OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9.-At the cleo
tlon to-day the only State officers voted
for were Judge of tue supreme court
and two regents of the university. All
the counties elected full ssts OF county
officers.
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Y gr Ia all the leading Styles Cd
GnailHga, at Ss, yyoutd be cheap at $780,
at $780, sold by other houses for S3
eCaf all styles Of toes, buttoned laced, congress and
laucy sylsss Rs 49, "a and $5
VII Tctsh Swed country, equal to
the leading Styles at IS and$7, fully worh
Butoned Shoes in a the fashionable Styles
S3 So co. Same Quai II, 12 aud 49,
at S2, $50 mad 80.
Shoes, qualities battcned, In to at $2
B2 sos 1It ol8, 81 80 to 50.
Cheaper ogoodsat the low prices Of
to Rlmarked than BEFORE
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An Estimate.

NEW YORK, Nov. $500 g. IN. The
New York city Press bureau esti-
mates that Hlll will Leave New York
city and Kings county with majority
OF 6O,0O0.
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Now York City Complete.

NEW YORK, Nev. 3.-I2 a. m.l-The
vote OF New York City complete gives:
Davenport, 75.4i5; Hill, 1874; Carr,
76,sS0; Jones, 1909. Hlll's majority
over Davenport is 4S,26S; Jones' over
Carr. 44.4l9.
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DELAWARE, Pa, Nov. 3.-Delaware
county gives Quay 1000 majority, a
Republican gain of 1888.
Chester City gives Quay 1898 and
Day 7S9. Chester county, Quay 1,500
majority, q Democratic gain of 90S.
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srlLLinrHE oemocRATIo FOLD
ull elected by "A Handsome Majority I'm
tho Emr iro state, While Fltz Leo
Oyarwhoims Malone aud Ills
Hybrid Myrmidons In
tho Old Dominion,
LET THE TRUMPET SOUND,
For Besides All This the Democrats
Make Largo Gains In Connecticut
aud Eold Their Own with tho
Gnemy III MassaChusetts
and Other Places.
What the Papers VIII Say.
THE SUN.

IiE NONs
Nav York, Nov.3, 1880 a. m.-The
Sun will soy tho entire Democratic
city ticket In Brooklyn, including
Whitney, for mayor, Is elected.
LATER.
2:C0 q. m.-Tho Sun bulletin says
Hill carries Kings county by about IL,
600 majority, and is certainly elected
by more than $4,000 majority.
THE TRIBUNE.
Tho Tribune bulletins say half the
districts heard from In Brooklyn in
dicate thnt Hill's msjority will be
1900.
THE WORLD.
A bulletin TO the World says il the
Democratic gain in the districts yet to
hear from is equal to that alreaoy
shown in 2lO diatglcts reported, then
Hills majority will reach $4,000 In the
entire State.
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PAoLA, Nov. 3.-The entire Repub-
lIcan ticket ID Miami county is elscted
by an sversgA msjority of $50.
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KANSAS.
From Topeka.

TOPEKA, Nov. 3.--The Republican
ticket in elected in this (Shawnee)
county by about 900 majority. Ell. G..
Lindsay, Independent Republican, in
this district, is elected.
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AtP Petersburg.


PErERsBURe, Nov. 3--The Republi-
cans carry this city by 600 majority.
A dispatch to General Malone says
Sussex ceunty is solid for the RepubIi--
cans. Tho following hos jnst psen re-
caived:
Richmond Nc. 3.--To General Maho ne.
Very quiet, orderly elaGnon in Rich
mond. Largo yOsa, AvsuG 30 oi our
vote left ou5 in JRcizsoR ward, bus l
think we have held our own
(Signsd,) JOHN 8. WISE,
LEFT OUT.
Tho sscrOtarv Of tBe Republican
committee at Lypohbarg telegraphs
that 256 coiored voters vera left in
line in the Third war,i, wien the polls
cicssd,
A dispaich.to tho Republican head
quarters from Lynchburg says: Lee
has $50 majority, democratic gain of
2l4 over lant year. AT Hampton tho
Republican gain is 96, and 3S as Cor
louisville.
sD CLAIM A FOUL, Us
A dispa ca to tho Republican head.
quarters from Norfolk to General Ma
hone says:
"The enemy claim 800 majority, a
gross miscount, and two precincts be-.
sides were shut out in the Fourth
ward"
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BRooKLyN, Nov. 3,-Ninoly-one 3, dis
iriots slvO lIll l0,0i7; Jonsa. l0,705;
D@Yanpogt, 1857; Carr, 1887; Bas-
cOyf, 3J3.
TnE VOTE.
Ono huudrad and aHydnty-.hrao dia-
tricts glva Hill 3Lil7; Jonos, 1926;
Davenport, 2s,l7i; Carr, 2EoOi; Bas-
com, 55J.
ono hundred and eigh.y.threo dis
trlots give Hill 4l,066, Davenport 1880,
Bhsclm 600, Jones' 10 GT0, Carr 81, $50.
Two hundred aud twenty-sis out of
the 9lJ Il striots In Brooklyn give Hill
t9,fjji Jones, 1855; DeveEp0rt, 3s, CPS;
Qalf Ds, s.; Bascom, sos.
Two nIndred ana fortY-soven out OF
tie 2G0 Electoral districts IN tho city
givo hli. 5l,0O3; Jones, 5l,33i; Dsven-
port, il.sif; Carr, 42,75l; Bascom, 0S2.
Two hundred and sixty-four districts
81 Kings county give dill 9.29i mRjor-
b over ulvenpOrt.
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An Internal Revolution

Which enables the stomach TO throw
off the yoke of dyspepsia, is effected
through the aid OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, moet efficient ally in war;
ring with all disorders which effect the
digestive organs, the liver and' the
bowels. When the dyspeptio expert
soces heartburn, wind on Che stomach,
on auy OF tine other familiar SYMPTOMS
OF the >alady, o wineglassful of ehis
rasbdhas stomachic will dissipgts
thsIn, I'D G pursuance OF the remeu Z
lAsinp, ahout q euro. Constipation s,id
bsiiogsn ess, evils to the relietiof which
aaeierts and cathartios are inade-
qlssia, also yield to this fine altera-
Iiisa. The restoration OF appetite and
nightly ropose, and the disappearance
of those nervous symptoms that habit-
UGiIv aprOY silrs Cflronts q liioraf rom
5yaiNslieta ta, also enHlig uy,c i the u.iA 81
isigb Bltttlts which y IlSe lflse q. stant
K. ard rs iedy anu nrevenrve % feva3
sro aeite, r5eE nsslkSr,, kldney snh
blsd6ss troubles aeds sdhSility ta
n ~ . q q
Orcrp, wfooping cough ana bsftt
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LxNoHnuEa, va, Noy. 3.--This city
giyes Leo 4 rnaiority Of lso, o gain over
last year OF 2l5.
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Oenevn Comfy.

BArAvL., Nov. .S.-Davopport's ma
!orsY 3enevs eounty Il estimated
lby Char an Rsdheld 20 be about 700,
"a Dem 3, stio gain OF 2Ss.
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SrAUNToN, Va, Nov. s.-Staunton
and three adjoining precincts give
Lee 15s majority, Republican gain
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Ten of the precincts in Augusta
county give Lee 400 msjority, q Repub-
lican gain of SO, Alleg ghany county
stvas 200 Republican majority.
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Are again before the people enacng role, to which
they accustomed that has become second nature We
cam-- and can substantae the iacthat at all times
prices ire lower than those of other houses in spite of this
the second nature referred compes offer still greater
bargains various periods We afford to do this, and
still make money because the immense volume of bus-
when done upon small profit system amounts to
IN the end than the so per cent business of smaller
houses This week our drive is on
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VIRGINIA.


RIUHscoND, Va, Nov. 3.--The wealth
az wss olsar and cool to-day, and he
election progressed quietly, although
ooth parties worked very hard. As
o'ilcaEa number of precincts in tho
cry hal polled over three .fourths of
thq sagiAiored votes. t
hgportg rom other parts of the State
.n1icate 20 polling of ful vote. 1t
Il GENERALLY believed here that the az
PresGle vote of the State will greatIy
ssVrpas. ghgt OF iset November.
Tue Asaoclated Press reports from
hero will 20 mado up from special tel
egr6 n4 from ell accessible points, sud
ecotips rlson OF tho gains and losses
ell no made with the election when
ClayGluu A'B majority was GIL. There
ave over l,Zl0 voting preclnets Ia the
stst1, Src he Republicans will have
70 GvUFrRs q gain OF five In each pre-
3inc ip ppv0ccome that psjority.
Returns CoBING II.
Rbtfl9 received fionl about 40
youlg pr8riuosp, including tho voting
placoa ili sv0ral very doubtful coun-
ti0s. suow net Demucratic gains of
Cglu9uDcr county gives Demo-
or4i lsjarlty ot rom 200 to 2l5 end
rsHIIus Oamocratin memrer 10 the
ii1uaa. Tho returns a-o coming in
S a6nl}ah county gives e Dsmo
crt'ia usiorigy Df sbout 100, ami re-
tufia Deui5cratic member 70 the leg
iIagilsoHharg gives Wise SIS ma
jTitg--a DanOcratic gain of so. The
'EspabllcRfR ccrcedo Rockingham
9 gnt1 ~ out 100, spamoorstic gain