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BALTIMORE. May Flour steady. UNCHANGED
receipts 1927 barrels; shipmepts. % 937 bar
SPOT. ssSiaasN: May. o. bid: june. S2,iso2S;
q. Oss bushels: shipments. 10000 bushels: stock
oG46I1 bushels: sales. 5000 bushels. Southern
wheat quiet = Fultz. 92s9S; Longberry 95sD9
Corn frmer-mixed SPOT, 49s{a4g5I: May, 49ka
49& June. 4sa4Sh; July, 4Sa4Sh; steamer. mixed,
AZ bid-receipts "a. $50 bushels: shipments as.
900 bushels; stock. 1853 tushels sales, 90. 00O
bushels. Southern corn easy-white, SO; yellow, so
Oats very quiet-No. white western. 3Sa3Sk
No. = mixed western. 34I<a35 - receipts $4,000
bushels; stock, 1lO913 bushels Rye dull and
stesdy-No. 2, 90a82-stock. $3.50 bushels Hay
steady-good to choice timothy. Is. GOA g. co. Grain
freigfts dull. unchanged. Cotton guiet-middlinH
z SIC. Provisions steady. unchanged Butter easy
do Imitation, i7als; liable, fancy. is; good 70
choice. i3a15; rolls. fne. 49, do. fair to good. IL
a15; store:packed. l2al4 EgRs steady-14sl4x
Coffee steady-Rio cargoes. fair, IL; No. q 12A
sugar steady-granulated ZIG. Copper hrmer-
refined. liz Whisky firm. unchanged. Peanuts
firm. unchanged.
nALIIMoRt. May 2. = yireini. consols threes'
more and Ohio Southwes,ern hrsts. JOSH bid; do
second incomes, 2Sl< asked do. third incomes. 8ks
8; Consolidated gas stocks. 65a55h
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May tclosingl.-Wheat--Msy. say
July. S2s{ CornooMsy. AN: Jnly. 42, ostss-
July, 627x. Ribs-July. 5.S2h.
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ELAINE AND KrxK.
This is said 10 ne the Ticket Of the Aps
Harrison Men.


II the opposition TO Mr.. Harrison are -
ecsSiul in their efforts the republican presi.
dental ticket will he James q. Blaine ana
Jerry N. Rnsk. This is the ticket IL va
stated today with considerable positivensss.
that they propose TO press in convention IN op-
position 20 Mr.. Harrison.
II IS said Dy those who do not favor Mr. Hsr.
ri.oas caadtdsey that there 10 much that \
misleading In the statements that are beins
elFon oat concerning the instructed delegates.
In tie claims made for Mr.. Harrison thes
has instructed Tor him this IL assumed
TO mean that al The delegates Of that state ara
instructed for him, but that such ID
not the case. The instructions nv the
state conventions apply 20 the delegates
at large oaly. The district delegates are not
included In the instruction and mar be I'm.
instruc;ed or instructed differently from M
four delegates nj large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
The Fire mt Brentwood.

The fire last evening Ut TAO at Brightwood
burned the stables, barns, carriage house, &C.,
Of Mr.. Jas. E. Moses, and but for the
exertions Of the Mt. Pleasant Fire Asso-
citation, the chemical engine and others
the Brightwood Hotel would have been
burned. The fire, the cause Of which is
unknown, was discovered about TAO O'Clock
and a telephone message was sent to the city.
The first efforts were made to save the horses,
and six of the ten were gotten out safely,
and one so badly burned that 1t may
have to be shot Among those burned to
death was blooded trotter valued at 81, 600.
The loss is about 10000, on which there ID
some insurance.
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n a z r I z d.

kESsIFR-lANE. ON Wednesday May 4 lsgs
by Rev. DIR. Butler. HELEN NIls,sINIA LAM a
Warrington. ID. q, and eEOhGE RICHARD ~ S.
LEk o. Chicaso AL lChicAso IaIers please copy.l
tfLLfh-NhN Mss. On Wednesday April ~
1872. q baltimore. Md. by tine Rev C1as. q Nerrl-
men. LILLE VAN NESS and CHAs IL ETZL.R
both Of Washington. ID. &.
LlNCH-DJFIH. Az Trinity Church Cseorretovu.
on February rs 1892, by Rev. Fsther kosroforI
JAMEs L. LYNCH and AN NIE DUFFY
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SOLVED BY THE FLAMES.

The Question Whether q Philadelphia Null
sance Should He Absted.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Applegate's car
rousssi or merry-go-round palace, . largo
building at the corner of Eighth and Vine
streets, was destroyed by fire about 1910 tits
morning. The First Unitarian Church, near
by, and the Commercial Hotel, opposite, took
FIRE. but the fire was extinguished before doing
much damage. Applegate's loss will lie $50,
600 or ESQ 600
The carroussel had bad reputation, Apple
gate himself being now under indictment for
immoral practices with young girls.
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|Nu UDIllUN.
HE WILL COME BACK.
Minister Porter's Gubernatorial As
pirations.
MISS FAULKNER'S FABRICATION
Banker Dill of Clearheld,
Pa, Indicted.
COLORED G. A. r. POSTS.
COLORED G. A. r. POSTS.
MINISTER PORTER's AMBITION.

He VIII Return From Italy and Work for
the Governorship.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.-R B. Shiel, . close
friend OF ex-Gov. Porter, last night stated
that prior to his recent departure for
Rome Mr.. Porter confded to him that
he would resign the Italian mission
early in September, that he might be
free to return and render active assistance in
canvassing the state. He expects to reach
home September Is. The interpretation given
to the contemplated resignation is that while
Mr.. Porter will not declare himself q candidate
for governor, il IL is rendered him he will ac-
cept. Four years age, Mr.. Shiel says, Gov.
Porter declined the nomination because he
had promised Gov. Cumback and other candi-
dates he would not enter the list but he is now
embarrassed by no such pledges.
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Real Estste lfatters,

Felix Hentz yas bought of z. J. Hannah for
$4,000 sub 4, square ss7, Is BY SO feet corner
Of d and 9th street northeast
NJ. Gstsi has purchased for e10,A0o Of G.
Goldberg sub B, square S7s, "A feet inches
front on between 9th and 10th streets north
west.
Mary L. Hughes has bought for q, G6s q Of
town, 60 by l4Ls7 feet on S5th between Q and
u streets northwest
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The Weeks Building Permits.

During the week ending today the building
inspector issued eighty-two permits for new
dwellings aggregating in cost s2O3, SOS. This
was divided among the different sections Of the
city as follows:
Northwest, G. permits. s15s, l25; south vest.
3permits, "a, 200; northeast, permits, el0, 800;
southeast, permits, sS,S50, and county, 70
permits, $27,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
ANACOSTIA.
TIE BAPTIST CHURCH DIFFICULTY.

TIE BAPTIST CHURCH DIFFICULTY.
The Burr-Leach-Fernald faction OF the Bap-
fist Church have elected officers as follows:
Deacons, Leach, Charles Burr, H. B. Fernsld,
Mr. Padgett aud Mr.. Wilsey; trustee, j. r..
Williams; church clerk, Rolvex Harlan Two
trustees remain to be elected. The number of
deacons has been increased from three to Ave.
Mr.. Milstead remains a. sexton.
The folio wers of DIR. Mccullough held their
weekly prayer meeting last night at the resi-
dcncc OF late Church Clerk Benjamin Taylor
The proposition has been advanced to organize
| Baptist society and hold services in Masonic
Temple till such time as this faction can put
have proved futile and the schism continues 70
grow.
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Memorial day preparations go on space. A
delegation Of Grand Army men, comprising
Commander James II. Dony, Past Commander
A. B. Frisbie, Senior Vice Commander Robert
H. Marcellus, Junior Vice Commander W. Mar
den King and Past Commander Peck, last night
held q consultation with DR.. W. W. Godding,
superintendent Of the Government Hospital for
the Insane. DR.. Godding will deliver the adj
dress Of welcome.
The committee on music, consisting OF COM
rades Frisbie, Dawson and H. A. Williams,
has issued an invitation to tho children Of the
public schools Of Anacostis to join in the sing
luS. 1ho ChOtdt boototy Ct Oh Euz0DotA6 mas
been invited to render "Our Army Up Above"
and other selections. Considerable effort is
| being made to have the third battalion take
hand in the ceremonies. Major Harrison
favors the plan.
An ENJOYABLE MUSICALE.
There Was joyous musicale last night at
the Jefferson street home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckley. The parlors we've prettily decorated
with flowers. Music was rendered by Miss
Jessie Darling, Master Gordon Darling, Mrs.
Buckley and others. Refreshments were dis
pensed.
Navy place Is being Alled up to grade by the
gang of Foreman Of County Roads Charles F.
Watson.
The spring baptism Of the Bethlshem (col-
| oredD Baptist Church Of Hillsdale will take
| place at Poplar Point tomorrow at IL 80 a. M
| An Indignation meeting to condemn the
action Of Commissioners Ross and Rossell in
granting liquor license to VIM. H. Rose, IT,,
charged with selling drink to minors, viii be
held at Masonic Hall tomorrow at 8p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroil.W. Smith and Master
Clsud Smith have returned from western Mary
/ land.
An attempt was made Thursday night to rob
the house Of Mrs. Sarah Dean on Warrington
| street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
CAPITOL TOPICS.
POSTAL MATTrRa

The House post Office committee has agreed
TO report farorably bills appropriating si0O, 900
tor The extension Of free delivery in rural dis
tricts and providing for the issue Of fractional
postal notes The sum of $1,000 is appropria-
ted 10 carry out the provisions Of the latter
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
MISS FAULKNER FIBBED.

Her Story About Being Thrown From a
Railway Carriage Was False.
LONDON, May Miss Faulkner, who wal
found beside the railway track near Leeds and
told story OF having been assaulted and
thrown from train by male fellow passen-
ger, has confessed that there was no truth in
the narrative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
The Chickasaw Political Campaien.

A special courier from the Chickasaw
nation convention at Tishamingo, Indian
Territory, brings information that Robert
Harris has been nominated for governor and
VIM. Kerup for attorney general Jones Wolf,
one Of the most distinguished full bloods Of
the Chickasaw tribe, will oppose Harris ut
the general election in August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

The will of the late Annie E Ward. fled 70
day, leaves her property to Elkvood N. Waters
for the support Of her daughter, Edith W.
Richardson, and her son, Edward Richardson,
till he reaches the age OF tventy-one, and then
70 her cousins, Sarah Ann Waters and Harriet
J. Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

L. ID. Slaughter and Thomas Bailey. the two
negro murderers, were executed at the county
Jall az Little Rock. Ark, yesterday.
The business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last seven dav. uuml,er
for the United States lS6 and for Canada 2a
The Michigan Salt Company has reduced the
price Of salt 10 cents q barrel at all western
agencies. including Chicago, Miiwaukee and
ST. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

Jsxx Hoaros, the vito Of George Horton,
eolosed. who attempted suicide At $40 Sd street
northeast Thursday morning. denies thas hel
husband found any one in her room on his re-
turn home.
Las. evenipg can Of gasolins exploded in
the grocery Of r. P. Daley, I'd sad streets
north vest, setting FIRE TO the premises but Il
vas sxtinguishsd NTH bat slight dAmaga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Canada and Copyright.

OTTAWA, oSr., May lin the house of COM
mons last might Sir John Thompson announced
in reply to question that until Great Britain
conceded canadA's right to legislate on foreign
copyright: which is now questioned. this gov
mept would not grant reciprocity in copyrights
TO the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
s.,teueed to the Psnitentiary.

Beotenceu 70 s"7 N0sA"Sys
In the Criminal Court this morning Nelson
Lewis was sentenced to the Albany penitentiary
for eighteen months for larceny from the
persons watch fsom Francisco Ceremiie on
March a He wss convicted on Thursday and
= motion for . now trial was entered and
sygued and overrnlsd this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

FROM The ChicagO Tribune.
shA-pson-''old fellow. you look seeiy. 70
is time you had new suis"
Phafz-'I know il. but nv tailor refuses
to-h m-to renew the modus viyeudi."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

Eight hundred iaborers Of Decatur, Ill,
went ON q strike yesterday on account Of the
refusal Of several contracting Arms to grant the
carpenters thsiy demand Of 27k cents Fer ho1R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
AIRS. w1NsLoy's SOOTHING SYRUP

AIRS. wINsLoy's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTYYEARS BY MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS al PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC. and Is the best remedy for
DIAREHGA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. winsows Soothing
syrup and take no other kind rs cents . bottle
u3i-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Mama.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire 10 Carson and Mccartney. l4Io r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

II. Grants, nsnbr 81 a. eAsute Of dsyu.
general es The woeld's tAtss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

The following were the readings at the Office
OF the weather bureau today: sam, IS; pm.
50; maximum, 20; minimum, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
BANKER DILL INDICTED.

True Bill Found for Embozxlement BY
the Pittsburg Grand Jury.
PTrrsBURa, Pa, May THE United States
grand jury in session here has found true
bills against William Fl. Dill. the Cleartield
bank president, for embezzlement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
NJ. w. Brvrnr.aE
1915 ? and l2I4 q sta,
Importer Of Pottsry and olasa
Lapirs,

BY calling At 1918 ST. NV. you can have your
iser HSik IL craL ARD rom my pas nfS :: TWu
MEEks in all kines OF weather This y free 50 all
Experienced halruIesssr IN attendance Also Isrrs
s-ouEce bottle hi kkkA fACG BLEACH, a . bostls
until further notice. NINE A. MA0ILL, Formerly
with Mine A kappert IN baltimore and Warrington.
Hours from - m. 20 p. APO ln,s
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From tne IAdier Home Journa2.
Do mot let piauts that have biopomed
through the viutsr and which you intend 10
ms another reason m he house 20 On blossom
ing. Bee tkn& they get q their summers
work - seon - possibls. Thss work b
10 rest Essoarags thsn 10 Do moth
Ing bat rseapssaas. Do nea give rich seil
or largS amounts Of Vatar, for thee Gncourn9s
vieeeeus grsvth: Tea vest u plaass % 70
ynaan - near1y Aermen4 e b eonaisxsns With
lks grammatical form, cd kssp vstch Of 49,
- growth 70 nsde. Pinch baek whsnsvsr q
sesGns nseseBagy - do - 70 soeuru need fern
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Can. JACK
my2-es

DUkfrY AND wHoLEsoMENEss ARE THE Ply
sicians' Endorsement Of Angostura Bitters. Manu-
i.etoEsd 6y Dr. J. u u siE0kHT SOMA A. al
drESglstA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
~ q r Z D /.

Ae0as seven or eight months ago I was attacked
byscOuSh. and at once began to take medicine much
Advertised a. eIpectcrant and continued using 4,
until had taken abou, six bottles Instead Of sivins
me relief. it only made me worse. I tried several
other remedies but all vain. and don't think had
three whole nights during my Illness. Ibegsn 70
think TIA.
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold of and my hopes OF recovery we're
al gone. was skeleton. but friend Of mine,
who had been some time away. called to see me. He
recommended me try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. and
kindly sending q bottle, took Il, but with little
hopes Of recovery. I am thankful however, to say
that {. cured and today enjoying the best Of
hsalsh."-J. wILNoI PAYNE. Monrovia, Lieeria.
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Dr. J. O. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
CoD-L1vEn On Suaorsrs Cox.
sumption: which 70 alnos, unfortunate tn best uss
Is before you fear consumption-whsn you begin to
get thin Consumption is only Of the dangers Of
thiunesa
sco..s Emulsion Of Cod live. OH makes the thin
plump. and the plump are almost safa
Lot u, send you book on CAREFUL LIvIN0-frsa
SCOTT b BOVINE. Chemists. ls2 South skh ave-
nue., New York.
Your druggist keeps sco.t's Emulsion Of Cod-livsr
o.l-al druggists everywhere do. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
An Electric Microscope.

From Electricity.
4 microscope has been made in Germany scp
the worlds fair which. setting aside its great
power and scientific value. is remarkable for
the number OF electrical adaptations that have
been employed 10 increase it, efficiency. Elec-
trlcity no; only furnishes and regulates the
light which. placed in the focus OF a parabolic
aluminium reflector, reaches an intensity Of
ll.OOO candle power. but provides an ingenious
automatic mechanism Tor ceaterIng the quad
rupie eondensers and diminishing the len-ea.
Tho distance of the carbon point is controlled
by the same means
The most wonderful feature Of the instru-
taent is, however, the cooling machine. The
intense illuminating power naturally produces
extreme heat and this Is modified by a ma
chine which provides the microscopic and
polar'scopie systems Of the apparatus with Q
fine cooling spray.
This spray Is composed of carbonic acid.
which, when released from n copper vessel in
which II IS held under very high pressure, ID
converted into gaseous matter so intensely cold
that only .000O7 gram OF the acid per second Ia
required TO produce the result With ordinary
obtectiyes the magniiying power OF the instru-
ment is 1000 dismeters.
WILSON BEVERLY was taken with a at willie
on his wagon nj 4th and h streets and fell and
was slightly injured.
LIrTLE LOUISE PATTERSON. daughter OF Mrs.
Louise II. Patterson Of Baiiey's Cross Roads,
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w. III. HouoHrOs Mre Co.
l2lS.l22O + 81. NV.
my4-it
EDDY RrrnIesnAroxa

We have sold the EDDY REfRr6ERAroRs for
eighteen years and believe them 10 BE- the bsss
made for family USE
ITS MERITS ARE,
Cold dry air circulation.
Absolute dryness. Matches len On TIE shelves
vii readily ignite when taken out. Psrfscs noa-
conductor Paekins. tested over forty yeara
Slate stone shelves. slwsys sweet clean snd cola.
Strongly built with iiin-dsied lumber no ~
no shrinking Of Joints occur
Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR .rrsntsa
Prices are lower than thsy have ever bssu.
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w. FL. HoueHros Mra. Co.
INTERIOR HOUSE TURNIsHERs
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Straw Mating may be used eight months in this ci-
mate. and it i, Of the cheapest and most durable
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We sre prepsrea With Q variety Of patterns Oayins
IFS different patterns in stock.
See cur Mating. s4oo per roll, 20 yarda
See our Mating 81. 90 per roll 40 yardA
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Bee our Mating. $3.50 Per roll. 40 yarda
FURNITURE FOR SUMNER COTTAGES.
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epieees. Parlor or sitting Room. complete. ~. SO
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-08
Me,bodist supday-schooi Society.

The twenty-seVenth annual meeting OF
the Methodist Sunday-SchOOl Society OF
Richmond was held al Clay-street Meth
odist church Sunday afternoon at 3:3C
o'clock Robert +. Richardson, president
Charles p. Rady, secretary.
The meeting was fun Of enthusiasm,
the spacious edifice was filled to over
flowing with Sunday-school workers and
friends of the cause.
The exercises were very interesting and
profitable. After singing and prayer by
Rev w e. Jenkins. the president intro
duced the following: Recitation, THE
Amen Corner" by Emma and Freddy
Nash: Everything for Jesus" by Mabel
Jones' "A Model Little Girl" by Bessie
Chappell.
The president then read his annual re-
port. The report shows that the Society
has had year Of prosperity. During the
year the Manchester Sunday-School So
ciety was formed, and three schools Joined
that organization, but the Society has or
gani7ed three Other-viz.: Barton Heights,
Highland Park and Soldiers Home.
He gives the following facts: Number
OF schools. 16; number of officers and
teachers. 4S9; number of scholars 1928;
conversions. 3lS; collections, S2.964. This
is an increase in each department.
He recommends that steps be taken to
secure missionary for the city.
The report closes with the following
tribute to the late Albert L. West 1T
is my sad duty TO report the death of
Brother West who died at his residence
on the 9th Of September last. He was
for many years the efficient president OF
this Society, and lately chairman Of the
visiting committee. and also held many
responsible positions in the Church. in all
Of which he was eminently efficient and
faithful. He was specially devoted to
Sunday work, and was identified
with 1t from his youth 10 his death We
shall miss his cheerful face but we re-
joice to know that his death was peaceful,
and triumphant"
Mr.. II. >. l.. Walford. treasurer, made
a gratifying financial report.
Rev. p. A. Peterson, ID. D., then made
a splendid address on THE work Of the
Methodist Sunday School Society in the
city OF Richmond, and the beneficial eff
fects Of Sunday schools In general"
Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe ID. D., also made
an address on 1.-THE Moral and Spiritual
Work OF the Sunday School"
The regular monthly meeting will be
held at Union-Station church next Sun
day afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-08

Wise, 293; waddlll. 252. Fourth Precinct
Cleveland, $50; Harrison. 1T3; Wise, 1873:
Waddlll u.s. FIFTH Precinct-Clevcland
3lf. Harrison, III; Wise, $40; WaddiH
III.
Clay Ward-First Precinct Cleveland.
,cl; Harrison, 240; Wise. go; Waddlll.
80. Second Precinct-Clcveland. AS: Har-
rison. 1896; Wise, 43S; Waddill. $3.50. Third
Prcclnct-Clcveland, AGO; Harrison, 3G5;
Wise. Az; Waddill. 3GG. Fourth Precinct.
Cleveland. 454: Harrison, POS; Wise, 44G;
Waddill. 200.
Jackson Ward-First Precinct-Cleveland,
So Harrison, 3j1; Wise. so; WaGdll, 351.s
SccoTd Precinct--Clcveland. 40; Harrison,
COS; Wise. rs: Waddlll. COZ. Third Pre-
cinct- Cleveland, 176; Harrison. 800; WISE
l7G: Waddlll. 300. Fourth Precinct-Cleve-
land, 224; Harrison, 492 Wise, 2l0: Wad-
dill. 497.
Grand Total-Clcveland. SPA; Harrison
62GG; Wise, 1878; Waddlll. G,i2i.
Cleveland's majority. 1,04S.
Wise's majority, 1857.