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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
DR. J. Parker Pray'S

Celebrated Rosslue and Diamond Nail Enamel,
95c box. These are the best OF all manicure
preparations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

An Iato purchases from the auction-rooms OF
New York aud closing out lots from manu1actu.
rers, commission merchants. and tobperS ~
sacrihclng discounts for spot cash. See now inc
prices 20. 10 10 continued for ten days
RoUsING. BATTLING BARGAINS IN WASH
GOODS.
Choice styles Of Ores. Ginghsms cut down from
10c. 10 &c. per yard;
chojco line OF Sheer Corded Glnghems, fine
goods--former price was lsSc., for this week
at7kc.;
imported Scotch Bingham in novelty styles az
1ehc., we'll worth 2)c.;
case Choice staple Ginghams, fine and sheer, ~
7hc--has been our regular i0c. sellers;
INDIGO-BLUE CALlC0ES at 7c.-selling every
where at l0c.;
STANDARD CAGICOEs. handsome dress styles.
best goods made. 6ix6i cloths. at 6hc.-repre-
sent new novelty styles we'll worth 51lc.;
1 case Calicoes, 56rf0 cloth, Mt SC. These goods
are the late production nd worth &C.
Standard Shirting at Sc. worth &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Pants Patterns.

Young men OF taste will appreciate the stylish
Pants Patterns VS. show and Will not object to
our low prices on them-
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Handbags.

New Patterns received this week. Our stock
Is always large, well assorted, and our prices
are the lowest
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. r. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed sOeciis tor uysls
ria Dizziness. Con gIiaionA Flies. Nervous NsI-
YalgiA Hesiarhe, Nervous Prosirar0n caused b I
the Ise u alcohol or tobacco, y akefuiness. Men
"a Depression. SofteninF Of The Brain resulting
In Insanity aud leading % mEery. decay, "a 1
death, Premature Old Age, Loss 0t POssr ~
Either sex caused BY OFer-eK-rtlon - the BRAN
or Oyer-iudulEenco. Each box contains 0nB
month treagmenL 81 box or s.g boxes i0r -
ees' W mail prepaid On recsipt Of prca
GUAxASTss e'E BOXGS
ocirs any csss. Win esch oriei fs~slv-i ~
~ for SIX boxea accompanied VITA s. 10 40
,epd tbs purchaser our written guarSntse ~ 20
fund the money II tho treafmon. lySs ugi oiea
azure. Guarantees issUo1 only ~
I.kOBAklS BAhEh Oruggs,
sole Agent
90 east Main street, klenn0AI. u
my l-dRwiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

six-ouarter Wool Dress suitlngs in the most
tasty designs and colorlngs.
Double-wldth Plain and Striped suitings at
soc. yard-a very superior article.
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lime. PLASTER, cxn EMF, &c,

r AND PLASTER.-THE CHEAP
IL EST and BEST FERTILIZER for grass and
all spring crops No farmer can AFFORD 70 DO
without IL have the only mill in the city
grinding Nova Scotia plaster. IL Is worthless un-
less fresh ground. send orders 70
WARNER MOORE
fea Lime Cement Meal. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: "Phian-
thropy threatens to become epidemic In this
city," The average Philadelphia joke Is
very heavy.
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WHITE G00DS---RE DRIVES

LENo LACE BROCADED STRIPES. LAWN
PLAIDS, CORDED LAWN STRIPES, MAIN
SOOK CHECKS at 16hc. These goods are the
finest quality OF White Dress goods and were
bought % per cent. less than their value. We
make % per cent reduction In the price Tor
ten days. We're our regular Csc. sellers.
case Check Muslins at 4Ac.
PIOUE WELT CORDS At 10, i2K, Is. 90 % and
35c-all reduced for ten days
SPECIAL PRICE FOR FLANNEL DRESS GOODS
is CSC. worth 50c.-represent all the new
shades. =
SPECIAL PRICE FOR FRENCH CASHMERE
DhESS GOODS this week 4lc.-good value Soc.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR ENGLISH CASHMERE Ga
DRESS GOODS this week l5hc. worth 2Sc.
We are receiving "BIG BARGAINS" daily.
many OF which would pay yeu TO visit the esta0-
lishment OF
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Gentlemen'S Shirts.

Unlaundered Shirts from 2jc. up to the best. AT
each price we guarantees TO give best value.
Spring style Flannel Overshirts just opened
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MEDAL-BRAND ROOF

Is the best and cheapest IN the world Insurance
companies rate it same ss zinc. TIN. copper
slate or iron. Send for descriptive circular
samples, and prlcos
VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY.
Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds OF Paper,
Richmond. Va "a iS-d&w3in
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GKoCEHIss, ae,

CNOW-WHITE GOLDFISH, SMOKED
Berrirgs In barrels and kits. Dried sugar Corn.
and Vegetables OF all kinda IN glasses and
cans
mhi0 MCCARTHY 8 HAYNES
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BAsAfNa.
srEcIAaT.ss IN Ps,sriSs.

VvEST-POCKET MEMORANDUM
BOOKS for ADVERTISERS Dieting tsdH' s ,Ss
yslope sile, i0f advertisers; came Nosp.siA ~
points for adyertisers. Universal stczes. go"
label. Tor general uso. We are running ss.sS,
two steam presses on aboss. win esp1-s "a
1900 Impressions per boar. AMI can give pso"F'
service Cp>sVSS. M, y "a
80 i3,tAy3 Vies apen.
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Towels and DamaSkS.

Special low prices in the Linen Department.
Flrst-class goods and low prices surely please.
We are noted for keeping the bes, stock Of Linen
Goods, and We maintain our prestige.
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PROPOSALS..
RIcnsoNp. Va. feOrnAry Y. y

r., +. AND P. r. II. Co. r. AND p. x X. Co,
PkI1gsErEc 4. K. Co..
GENERAL SUFgmNTES ossTS OgYIcE.
BYED-sTskET ~TArfoS.
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American and French SatteenS.

90 pieces American Sstteen, a. wide handsomesi
designs out this season, very nne quality, al
1l<c THIS price is for ton days only.
~ pieces IS American Satteens at 7s4c-chesp
at l0c.:
81 pieces French Satteens ct 1870. worth DOC.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10
orlfss'FsIirrI IrI

nv NNsHN' -
Of religion, inn E
they come here M
advantage of M
equal in the sit
rulers and clW
to the state ~
be. Although ~
been Presbytei v
Episcopalian; on
dists: and goin ,''
Presidents, we u,
Dutch Reformi','
a Unitarian; a,'o
country Is nett .. ~.
in the matter : =" y,
Europe needs t'a'
a mans religr,iI.'
self and his Co.'s
indirectly be ill.,, i., I,
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Christian civil 4
barism. w Cbro"'
greater oppol
hzing impres -
alitics, than
us in a qu
the churches
exposition II
and prayers
preached and
less than thl =
{ that worlds a.
tism Of the Il
months of tn
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sand converte'L
hundreds OF q
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80 So Vi ing out of
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tne Germany
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10

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not think |
out this WI
you not thii
nonias andl
and palsies
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enough? !
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year? Do yC
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| and clear
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| sands of pI
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10

FAAA ahA
Bismarck VIII
and Gladstot
Peace. and b
The fact is th
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| and filed wit
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should call IL
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or England 5
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alone. is the
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States, may
: may it pleds
senate and j
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and the peor
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-10

II. AANAN y w hhl
.u1se What mighty men in
" medicine and art and scholarship!
%lools and colleges and universities
"olhen radiant and gracious, and an
pslheht on all the generations of women
'e. what philanthropists who do
satisfied with their own charities
noy set into the hundreds of thousands
- milhonsl What Gods acres" for
gardens Of beauty and palaces OF
,or those who sleep the last sleep
.'op your SANDER Of American cities
= Ny they are the centres of criml
l.hucal .corruptiony Please adj
'ecl mat they are centers of intelli
q NV generosity and the mightiest pa
alchitect1re and sculpture and paint
music and reservoirs OF religious in
'o' al the continent. IL will be wei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06

WAsHINsTes, Nov. a-~When the International
maritime conference reassemblei this morning
Gotarieh, of the United States, called mp the
question OF order Of business and offered .
resolution that after general division No. / of
the programme, rules OF road - had been dis
posed Of, then division No z, uniform maxi
TnnIn land Iine." be taken up. Ga this che foll
waa called, and egeiy nation bus Great Britain
yoted aye. Hail explained that the British
delegates were not voting on this question the
day the conference began its deliberations. The
delegates from Great britain were 20 advise the
conference that their deliberations would be
confined 20 divisions 40 and 3. Consideration
oI amendments at road" were then resumed
The delegates from the Netherlands proposed an
amendment 10 section A. article 8, lights for
vessels not under command" IL increased
froin three 70 six feet tie distance between the
Lights To Be carried on q vertical line. Pending
alslnaslan the con ference took a recess
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SOURCES OF rHE WHITE NILE.
Advices From Stanley. Who VIII Reach
Zanzibar Next Year.

Advices From Stanley. Who VIII Reach
Zanzibar Next Year.
LONDON, Nov. 5s--MseKinnon. head OF the
Rnin relief committee. has received dispatch
from Henry N. stanley. the explorer, who says:
81 reached Albert Nyanza from Bonalya for the
third tine in 40 days, aud found Win and Jeph-
son had both been prisoners since the 18th OF
Auguss, 1858 The troops In the equatorial
province had reyolted and shaken or al ale
glance shortly after the Mahaisgs invaded the
province in ftal force. After the first battle, in
May, the stations yielded and panic struck the
natives who Joined the invaders and assisted in
the work OF destruction. The invaders snbse-
euently suffered Feverses ana dispatched a
steamer 70 Khartoum for achievements.
II found letter awaiting me near Albert
Nyanza exposing the dangerous position Of the
survivors and urging the immediate necessity of
my arrival before the end of December, as
otherwise Il would be too late. ! Grrived there
ON the 18th Of January for the third time. From
the i4th of February TO the sth of May waited
for the fugitives, and then left Albert Syanza
homewari bound. No hostile natives were
met After we left Ksbhsjore we travelled
along the base Of the mountains of Rnieuyori.
through the southern Nyanza or
Nygnza OF Usingoral, which is called
Albert Edward Nyanza, having an exit into the
semlike river, which receives over 500 streams
from the Rui.n yori mountains and finally enters
Albert Nyanza, making Albert Edward the
source of the southwest branch of the White
Nile, Victoria Syanza being the source of the
south branch"
MscKinnon says the committee has given
orders that supplies for stanley be hurried un to
MpwapwR. Stanley is expected 10 reach the
coast in January or February
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded with the Auditor Fe


Real eState transactions from January l, Issa.
to date are &l2,i4s,i59 . There were fled for
record yesterday deeds, the considerations
AEgregating ssa77ae7 an avcrage OF 81 99S 90 Fol.
lowing Is the list. as furnished BY Osborne.
Temper 4 Co, ahstractors OF title, room IA.
Boston block.
Herod Wells to 3. Wells, lots 4, S, 6 and :,
blk /. Wells add, 500.
Max Ptacht TO ". c. Hin, los / and ., blk s,
Terry's fourth add, s405O.
West Coast improvement Company TO t. NJ.
Kitehell. lot 10, blk 60, Gilman park. $3.50.
". 4, Mcknight 10 N. AcGuiness, LOT II, blk
I. wheeler's third add, f2o0
DATED states to J. Robertson lots 3 and 4. and
vi Of sw sec =. y, tp =. 5, 245. patent.
West G sst Improvement Company 20 NJ.
oehm, lot ~. Blk 81, Gilman PARK s57a
@ n Boman to W. J Simpson, lots /, . and &,
blk ?. sander & Romans arst AID, s9oa
d. Rergussou 70 G. Mclaughlin, Ms lot 4. biz
"a, Burke's second ala, s41&
a. Z, Borthwiek to l. Jones, lot II, blk Is,
South seattle. $50
West Cosst Improvement Company 20 ]. :.
BEesn ~ a.. lot y. blk 80, Gilman PARK. f10a.
7. c, Adams Ct Al 20 v. " Kukwoo,i. lots 1
70 :. and le II, r. Is, IS, Is and H. blk S, Ross
second add, Ss.750
z g Harding 10 z. A. Meyers. lot 25, blk 6.
Denny ( Eoyt's add SEES
Z. G. CaIkiHs 81 T. ~. Hicks Endt< nell Of syvg..
Northern Pacific Railroad Company To n
kempstcr. 9 OF Eeis and SCI o. swll, sec Is. u
2l.r4. 81 $50.
>. e, Adams ct a. 10 ". V. Kirkwosd. 40 l,.t.
IN Ross second add 4l0rs0
United states 80 Sussth. ngs of ueiz and nj
81 nNis. see -, T. -. re. patent
Un&g j ststes a. L. G. smith, VII OF nyi< ana
nj of swls sec y, - %. r 6. patent.
]. biao "a MIS-. William McM sssers. lots : and
3 and e. % s,s :. So s. 81 1i.r7&i
Z. y Dunskle 50 L. CharnG, slgals Ia.s : arc
s, bis - irBuy's park a3i S4en
William 9elay 20 T. u. beeapsey. hlFs T.. Is
ard y ana psEt ol h'k %. Yeslef & acCssEyrs's
add e. COO
D Kelly 70 ,. ,. Kelly. l9ta Blk I. Give
AID. 81 30
Z \. puaekel % F. Myers uaass Of ls,, !.
And hsk - peDuys park ada. s. $3.50.
+ y. 9enss o. ~ r. GoFt,.a. lots & aud = ~
g. WtiuRHs frsf ad8. sg9
J. Gaie 70 J. ? Pay. lots Z and G. nix q
Iaaaseoru ssseona add. 81 sa
6. T EfaWctl 20 kas.rew Eusx Ia. 49,
MsdisUa stFesl aSA ks08
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pEEr ssow . xEw MExIco.

ssrnsa en- the Ranges Coveretf-Cnnsuas
Severity Of the starsa-
pESTgR Ssx ga santa e. = n. sEer-sa 2
she ExpmAssaam says Ore 81 fhs seyeFssf $40
snd wEad ssssnns IN ne hsz<asy ef SxE MILO
ssss psegasssss for shs pzst three sATs, ana ~
Eorss ar@ e0safnx n q graz asEaegsN 2 BSs
stsck ia she noTth3-a fkEgea- nazoSf q
sowhays aa1 s1reTe hessiess hare been lesfs ana
Il Il feared they Aeve psxi8heS. AZ SEAias ase
ften eye - Twelve hossss ate. ard snevpaavs
are kaxt ia sanasznE operation On thS Rates ana
Ea.oyisl moz1izins.
At LIS Vegas eiFkfeea snehss q s1ow ecFers
fss rrgnrS. AZ s9eogrp and AIbuqgsruse there
ii etght incaes. which = InoA1 naussAl ocsEsr-
atuea fog thar locality ~ the Bic sssn6e valley.
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Cured by Cuticura

Par fA<ee years was almost erlpplen NlL1 -
ayssses $50 fsv frara ray anee down 81 by ana e
fF.ss sssn wxs entirely CONS, and the 1esh vas
sre uasx cf diseases. Slaa1e PHYSICIANS pro
r~,sssf,s-. IRE xfxe az the other and was II q
f.,,.sSees condition After trying 81 kinds o.
ra.ns.s.fas Al spenaink hu1dFe4s Of dollars.
fgprn Which eos no resaef whatever. Wa Pez.
-,ss-ss a =, ~ voav lsrIIcVRA RENxEIES. and
fsSss reEnz.t Was As follows. After three days
rus5ces s seesdes change for the better. ana s.
fhs end 0f twa months Was cagEzplefesy cures:
Nv fsssi, was rsurssesa. and the bone (which hsd
ks-xf ssxFosel tof over 3 year got s0and- me
nesh began 10 grow, auc t0oay- and for nearly
twS years past my Lex - As vel - ever II Vas,
disease 70 ca s1en.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-Two year olds, four and
half furongs- Happiness won, zupalo second,
Washer third. Time, S.
Tsrea YeaE oIds and upwards, seven and Z
half fasi0ngs-Anus A. won. Becker second,
BRlagcg laird. Time. 1859.
Free handicap for s-year-olds aud UPWARDS.
Mills and one-s}1teeuth- Prince Fortnsais:s won,
Monita Hardy second. Cameo taird Time,
i.sal.
ffde handicap for 2-year-clds. fye fErongs--
Bss'H tnSe Won, Lizzie Z. second, Iaagtry third.
Tifael ia4a
Thfee.yeas-olds aud upwards, six aud half
iaElonga-- nndiey oakes won, Boy Blue second.
hegsgdless third Time. I.25
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GtLvEsyoS. Tex, Nov. S-~A severe gale RACED
here last Hleht and ipisy ard number of yes
sals were sfsesea ia the hsFhor The steamer
tampsses. oversize, has been sighted Feie.
gfaph ead railway traiSic ASS been seriously i'm.
pssstd- n1inhsr OF stEseis art flooded with
sassE sad business Is AZ siandsslli The STERN
i suAsldiox tals evening" IL has been the most
sexare slnre lhe gAle 81 lssA
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toSb<sSt Nov. A-sir Heuzy James continued
hls speesh 5or the T5mes before the Pafnelt eora.
EasSsloe s08sy. H declared Payaelsgsra WAs q
conspiracy - destroy lsailosd1sm and r,!ptarc
she 'taian tetHeen Great britain aaa Ireland
fagutEs isst VISA 20 1ncFies sax slsfcnstl.v "a
ealieci msfey ias hesH iar Distressed ireland
tut res4s - secure fan.is 80 savporf TIE treason
abe sirnS - hs }esSae. psTaets appealed sar
assistance g rsen weil anawa a. psatserx sEs gst
ths BRITISH government
dc al EeeecO was a Fas-iY recipient II ssgn
50 EstoEs moaCY. lie .4sIe8 gha incident a
PARSE. receiving - tnaua caatrthufor. aas-
fazasu5 bF the Tgmsfs thst s. was far bsqaf Ara
80 iof p Ad- Tee land acscae. Re secier.a
esEe5 ia vitality 81 tse }f1sh- American greasx,,
fRuss
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80 ~ srrI orr.


Thn Oregon q 1FAnsHaaE1 1eAkAA AseSAt@0@
60 Clsse Izs Existsner-
Poz~rAxD. Nov s--A spec3A1 r.sstsEg ct re
s-aek haksserx OF she DrerSa = F-a1Sconr EsntsA
cemrany wxx held here tlss aEteTapsar. 70 eon-
ssse- sas rraprsexy Of re6zcsng the capssal ss1ck
ard also 70 caes1zey tie assEEtfon OF AHsher1zans
dsss1inrion al ahe e0mpany, disposition q fss
property. ete-
Proxies fer zsS1z shares ~ Henry Willard,
cAe-ges I. Coshy Or Pani schaIEe were vsie1 hT
sehu'zs. Ex-Seaasor James X. Kelly ross1 ssss
sk=res By rroxv from frseEsss 81 Els5ah saaiEns
and fee szarss were represented personally
ne meeting was Harmonious. ard TesolEEsans
-assed rnaaEnoasly authorizing re5EtStoa a
slaN0en In ne capital stock. red1ctng = 20
s3aae0een, also authorizing the takng q
steps neeessxrT for dissolution Of the company,
with Instructions 70 the board % pay al ooiiga-
tsoxs Of tee company. sell al the property. and
after sefxasBg fhe business 70 divide the ssse q
arnonx tie stockholders
The Bsxs aaaual Meeting VIII he - June.
when the proper mode OF Anal setfatznsn f viii
Re discussed. and dissolution wiH prehsb1y be
egFecsed before the & flowing annual meeting.
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stASIsH STUDENTS AT THE POLLS.
esrprised at the ousetness az the Rice
tEan tu Cincinnati.

CfsetsNATr. Sov 6@The Af-Amerieans
visited tAe heansisel sah9fhs ot Clifton this
mernlnE After visiting uambeF 81 feRrnIae-
tories they broke tnta squads ane Vtsis@t the
polling PLACES saa saw the mAnnsr Of hela.ng
elUetsaBa.
The scenes at the polls were extremely quiet
81 say, ssh tbs visitors displayed ssrprss at
TIE orderly character Of the proeewiings After
dlaaes tie p@stf visited the headquarters ~ The
board 81 elections aad Witnessed tas Feceptlop
o. lhe seinFiss 1hey were EiFsa an iaf0rmai
Freepsloo shis eYensnk. and lato tonight started
gas R4ttthurs
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SEwetHa y T.. Nov, &-fAaa % me haraes
tcug Frinef gnjs in Years wss foazhi eats uaarn.
tag a. Highland FA}ls. hetwcea sl7a nAiy. al
FeiHdgiPnia, aaa Eil H&uis. ~ fifIsaHre +,
vas iienee and fass IF0m war - aaish After
She aF15 lew foatis everything wss "a DAYS
ievos. rhe battle I&sfef eleven rs,upas. Da,v
kl.ack1aE Gabig ast Daiy bgeke his left hand
Ia zHf R5aeh rnur8
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FUNERAL OF MRS. cRocKEE.
Prominent CaIifornEans Honor the Dead
MANY Floral Tributes.

Many Floral Tributes.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.--The funeral services
Of Mrs. Charles Croker were held this afternoon
In the First Congregational church. The re-
mains were removed from the Croker mansion.
California street. to the church about o'clock.
The large eGihce was crowded with people, I'm
GLIDING some OF the most prominent persons IN
the state. There were many beautiful floral
tribntes. The services were conducted By Rev.
4. C. Darrews, Rev. DIR. A. T. Benton ard Rev
T. T. Dwinnei. Or. Benton delivered the fun
ersl sermon, In which he dwelt upon the many
deeds Of scuevolenee Of the deceased.
At the conclusion Of the services In the church
the remains were taken 10 Laurel Hin cemetery
for mporary interment The pzll.besrers were
Leland Stanford, A. N. Towne, w. E. Brown,
5. II. wilson, Borenzo sawyer, George Perkins,
X. G. Woodwork. Adam Grant Greed Raymond
Irving 0gelsby, william T. Coleman and W. II.
I
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Army IImiIslsnns.

wlsEtSaroN, New, s-Tha annual report Of
the qlsaresusasaes genera 81 toe army Show
shat during the past year sis2 20 vas expended
IN csnsfFue aleu- of barracks, qaarfez AMI other
construction 81 e@ll6lags. while repairs were
IaSde ees'ssg ts'e.assA pri3 balls, ho says. e.
poetiily Tor cavalry ar Necessary 81 al north.
era isas;s. ~ fesutsh usesas feg GFin ard exer,
c.saa aarlna ihs lans " nIaf months
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ELIZABETH, y j., N0v. 6.--oae mile-RaAge
wnn, Lsviuia Belle second, Martin Russell third.
Tine, 50.
SIT ftsri0ngs-Fordham won, Bradford second.
Ttpstaf thiSd Ttme lf2ti4.
siE tttrongs-fu'ls Blackburn won, Civil Ser.
vice second. BohEspierrp third. Time liz
Mls sna enc siSre nth--Kiag Grab won. Cast
away second. The0desius thlr8 Time, sssss.
Mile and oneesixtee nth Heyley Won, stsph-
AM ascend, Rssfis'er third Tine. o01.
SAX MISUNDERSTANDING won, Bohemian sec
ond, Arab third. Time. i22