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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
To Visit the Sound.

Among the passengers sailing
from this port by the steamship
Mio#eEaz viii be Mr. James 2.
Morgan He Is going on business
TIP to Puget sound cities, and viii
be absent several weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Mrs Cshoon, who has been on !
visit Of three months duration 10
Mrs DR.. Lundy, viii probably
return to her home IN Oakland.
Csl., by the return trip Of the
Austrslia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Messrs. Hebron, Newman & Co.
has been awarded the contract for
furnishing medical supplies to
government physicians and hos
pitfalls The contract will amount
70 about $1,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

which is being ruined by the long
continued dry spell.
Mr.. +. 5. Lyman goes to Honolulu
on business by this trip Of the
steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Messrs. Weatherwax and Char
lock Of Williams gallery went
down to Pearl City on Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of max
ing some photos of the Myrtle club
house and crew.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Mr.. Ciapper, late manager Of the
W oodlawn dairy, was appointed s
police eaptsin on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

In the baseball match Saturday
afternoon the Unknowns defeated
the Planets BY 5 score of u 20 5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

pots Of all kinds and sizes, some Of
them being capable Of holding 8
large algaroba tree.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Capt. Freeman. Of the steamer
Iwalsni, and party went up shoot
ing st Niih2u one day last week.
The captain bsgged fourteen tur-
keys, some Of which he brought
here for MS friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
The Planters Monthly
Table OF Contents for sept.

Table OF Contents for sept
Notes.
Hawaii's Conservatory Of Polynesian
Relics, Ancient and Modern
Early and Late Grinding.
Our Fortunate Isles.
The Story Of Hawaiis Departed
Forests, Verdure and Rains.
Capitalization in Movement.
Difusion.-Report Of N. Bouchon TO
the Sugar Congress held in Paris.
A Cluster PumalO-A Citrous Fruit.
Pineapples in Florida.
Recent Agricultural Inventions
Hawaiian Kona Coffee.
The Brazil Coffee Crop.
Field Experiments with Sugar Cane On
Calumet Plantation, Patterson, La.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The Samoan servant Of Robert
Louis Stevenson Is able 10 be out.
It appears he did not have the
measles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The United States minister and
consul-general viii likely arrive
next Saturday by the Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Members Of the local cricket
club engaged in u well contested
practice game on Saturday sitter
noon 4 good attendance was pre-
sent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

I dividend is now due and pay
able 10 the stockholders Of Wilder's
Steamship Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Work on placing the vaults for
The safe deposit Is progressing fa-
vorzbly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

C&ptSin Klemme and Lieutenant
Curtis now constitute the mounted
police staff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The royalists are talking restor-
ation TO take place after the arrival
Of the Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Mr.. George Lyourgus is contem-
plsting q business trip to San
Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

4 movement is on foot among
members Of the cricket club to
give reception to the Australian
cricketers, who viii probably pass
through here by the down trip of
the next Warrimoo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The new uniforms for the con-
duetors Of the o. r. & l.. Co. will
zrrive shortly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

List Of letters remaining in the
general post Office up TO September
30th appears in another column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The {. SIS. Boston viii probably
arrive ST Mare Island on next Sat-
urday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Nearly 1900 Invitations, repre-
senting 2000 guests, were issued
for the ball 70 the officers Of the
[. :. :. Boston.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

NJ. Robert Louis Stevenson did
not leave BY the steamer Alameda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

British Viee-Consul 7. R. Walker
and wife viii leave by the Miowera
for an extended visit to Canadian
and American cities. Mr.. Walker
expects to meet Mr.. Theo. Davies
at Vancouver shortly after the
arrival Of the steamer there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Two new acts appear IN the ~By
Authority columns this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Messrs. C. r. Bishop & Co. re-
csived two boxes Of coin, contain
ing $4,000, by the steamer Ala
neis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Dr. c. B Wood Is home asain
from s visit to American cities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Councilman Jas. F. Morgan has
been granted s three weeks leave
Of absence by the executive and
advisory councils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

NJ. P. c. Jones Is contemplating
s. short visit 10 Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

An immense shipment Of bana-
mas viii be msde oy the Mowers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

United States Consul General
Severance viii probably remain
some time IN Hawaii after being re-
Eeyed from duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Secretary Corbett conducted the
Sunday evening service at the
Y. ". c. 4. During the evening q
collection was taken up to further
the movement now being con-
Quoted in Chicago by Rev. Moody.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Mr.. c. B. Colburn and Miss Col
burn, who were passengers for this
port BY the Alameda Friday, are
relatives of J. F. and NJ. r. Col
burn Of this city. They come down
on 8 brief visit TO the islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The Hawaiian Hardware Com
uany have received large con-
siznnent Of the latest designs IN
hanging and stznd lamps Among
q lot Of other new goods recently
received By this finn are flower
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
HILO HAPPENINGS.
A MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION
OF THE WHITE CITY"

Painful Accident to a school Girl
Picnic At Cocoanut Island
The Whereabouts of Presi-
dent Doie-Etc.. Etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Miss Helen Kinney Is expected
70 return home from 3 SIX months
visit TO the States by the Australia,
due here October It'll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The 100 tons Of coal brought by
the Aikoku Maru from Japan has
been purchased By the firm Of
Messrs. Theo. Il Davies IL. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

HAMAKUA NOTES.
COMPLAINT ABOUT RED TAPE
IN TIE POST OPTICS.
The Dry Weather Causing sickness
Tennis Courts Opened-Per-
sonal Items. Ete.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
FOUND DEAD.
a NATIVE SUGGUMBS TO THE
EFFECTS OF A DEBAUCH.

Verdict of the Corouer's jury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The annual meeting Of the Plan
ters' Labor and Supply Company
will be held at the chamber Of
commerce at 10 M. on Monday,
October Both.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

An appeal has been taken IN the
larceny case against J. P. Bowen
in which the defendant was SEN
fenced TO two months imprison-
ment at hard labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Messrs. 81. P. Baldwin, Of Maui,
and G. Balfour, who came up from
Apia with Mr.. Robert Louis Ste
venson. left BY the steamer Oceanic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Captain H. W. Mist, r. n. and
Mrs. Mist, left Tuesday by the
steamer IEalani for z three weeks
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Meier,
st Kekaha-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

The Hungarian harpist and his
son, who have been giving free con-
eerts On the city sidewalks, left for
the Colonies By the steamer Ala
media
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
NJ. P. c. Jones Is contemplating
8 short visit 10 Maui.
Dr., C. B Wood is home again
from s visit to American cities.
Two new acts appear in the "By
Authority columns this morning.
NJ. Robert Louis Stevenson did
not leave BY the steamer Alameda.
An immense shipment of bana-
mas will De inside by the Mowers.
The Z. SIS. Boston viii probably
arrive st Mare Island on next Sat-
urday.
Work on placing the vaults for
the safe deposit is progressing fa-
vorably.
Mr.. George Lycurgus is contem-
pl&ting a business trip to San
Francisco
C2ptain Klemme and Lieutenant
Curtis now constitute the mounted
police staff.
The new uniforms for the con-
duetors Of the o. r. & l.. Co. will
arrive shortly.
The royaIsts are talking restor-
ation TO take place after the arrival
Of the Australia.
1 dividend is now due and pay
able TO the stockholders ofWilders
Steamship Company.
The United States minister and
consul-general viii likely arrive
next Saturday by the Australia.
List Of letters remaining in the
general post Office up TO September
3Qth appears in another column.
Messrs. C. R. Bishop & Co. re-
ceived two boxes Of coin, contain
ing $4,000, BY the steamer Ala
media
The Samoan servant Of Robert
Louis Stevenson Is able TO be out.
Il appears he did not have the
measles
Nearly 1900 invitations, repre-
senting 2000 guests, were issued
for the ball 10 the officers Of the
{. :. :. Boston.
Councilman Jas. F. Morgan has
been granted s three weeks leave
Of absence by the executive and
advisory councils.
United States Consul General
Severance viii probably remain
some time IN Hawaii after being re-
lieyed from duty.
Miss Helen kinney Is expected |
70 return home from 3 SIX months
visit TO the States by the Australia, !
due here October It'll.
The 100 tons Of coal brought by !
the Aikoku Maru from Japan has |
been purchased By the firm Of /
Messrs. Theo. H Davies IL. Co.
Messrs. B. P. Baldwin, Of Maui, !
and G. Balfour, who came up from /
Apia with Mr.. Robert Louis Ste |
venson, left by the steamer Oceanic 4
The Hungarian harpist and his
son, who have been giving free con-
eerts On the city sidewalks, left for
the Colonies By the steamer Ala
media
Captain H. W. Mist, r. n. and /
Mrs. Mist, left Tuesday by the
steamer IWaIani for three weeks
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Meier,
at Kekaha-
The annual meeting Of the Plan
.ers' Labor and Supply Company
will be held at the chamber Of
commerce at 10 M. on Monday,
October Both.
An appeal has been taken IN the
.arceny case against J. P. Bowen
IN which the defendant was SEN
fenced 10 two months imprison-
nent at hard labor.
Mr.. :. Watanabe an attache Of
The japanese legation at London,
= on the steamship Oceanic on his ]
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

pots Of all kinds and sizes. some OF
them being capable Of holding s
large algaroba tree.
Mr.. Clappsr, late manager Of the
Noodlawn dairy. was appointed a
police eaptsin on Saturday.
In the baseball match Saturday
afternoon the Unknowns defeated
the Planets BY s score of u 20 S.
Members Of the local cricket
club engaged in Il well contested
practice game on Saturday sitter
noon. A good attendance was pre-
sent.
Mrs Cshoon, who has been on !
visit Of three months duration TO
Mrs DR.. Lundy, viii probably
return TO her home in Oakland.
Csl., by the return trip Of the
Australia
Messrs. Hebron, Newman & Co.
has been awarded the contract for
furnishing medical supplies to
government physicians and hos
pitfalls. The contract will amount
70 about 5000.
Messrs. Weatherwax and Char
lock Of Williams gallery went
down to Pearl City on Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of max
ing some photos of the Myrtle club
house and crew.
Capt. Freeman. Of the steamer
Iwalsni, and party went up shoot
ing st Niih2u one day last week.
The captain bagged fourteen tur-
keys, some Of which he brought
here for his friends.
4 movement is on foot among
members Of the cricket club to
give Z reception to the Australian
cricketers, who viii probably pass
through here by the down trip of
the next Wsrrimoo.
Mr.. c. B. Colburn and Miss Col
burn, who were passengers for this
port BY the Alameda Friday. are
relatives Of J. F. and NJ. r. Col
burn Of this city. They come down
on 8 brief visit TO the islands.
Secretary Corbett conducted the
Sunday evening service at the
Y. N. c. 4. During the evening q
was taken up to further
the movement now being con-
Quoted in Chicago by Rev. Moody.
British Vice-Consul T. R. Walker
and wife viii leave by the Miowera
for an extended visit to Canadian
and American cities. Mr.. Walker
expects to meet Mr.. Theo. Davies
at Vancouver shortly after the
arrival Of the steamer there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Mr.. :. Watanabe an attache of
the japanese legation at London,
i on the steamship Oceanic on his
1ay 10 London. He Is accompa-
MED By his European wife.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

A dividend Of two and one-half
Der cent has been declared by the
directors Of the Hawaiian Sugar
Company, payable at the Office Of
Em- G. Irwin & Co, on and after
October LIST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Two stoTzEays who came by the
steamer Alameda Friday are
now in jail. They viii be returned
70 the coast On the barkentine W.
H. Dimond on October 9Th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Ii order TO decrease the cost OF
conducting the police department
two members Of the mounted staff,
Two harbor policemen and two
special officers have been dismissed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Rev. and Mrs. Ohlinger are
among the through passengers on
the steamer Oceanic for the coast
They have been missionaries at
Corez for the past eighteen years
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Republican candidate for Secretary OF state.
ness Of the room. Asa matter OF fact, they lad
all been invited inside afterwards by the 70.
liccmen on duty.
1.-TWO Hebrews called upon me, - tie super
intcndcnt continued, land said they had not
been allowed to vote, as other men had voted
on their names. | advised them to get out Il
"mandamus.' There were no other ease, nor
was there any bribery.
Zone man was arrested in the Tenth Assem-
bly, District, having gone To the polling place
claiming to bc II watcher Tor otto kcmpncr. He
refused to show his authorization. lie also re
fused to show it in court, but later showed it to
Inspector Williams. Instead OF Icing Il watcher
for KcnpnCr he was there in the interest OF the
socialists
The Twelfth Assembly District, complete,
| thirty three election districts, for secretary OF
State, gives Meyer >, $50, Palmer /, $40.
The Twentieth Assembly District com
plcte, twenty five election districts, lives
Meyer 3, 0Si, Palmer |, li5.
six hundred and eighty districts rave May
nard -, sol, Bartlett -, 9S5; II plurality OF
II, SIS.
The falling of is accounted iur by the
returns from the uptown districts, where
the Republicans are stronger, the first
returns Icing received from the downtown
districts, where the voting is generally Ont
Way-Dcmocratic.
Seven hundred districts gave Maynard,
-. l2l Bartlett, %, 69j, Il plurality Tor May
nurd of Is, I2S.
Seven hundrcd districts are two. thirds OF the
whole number, which indicates II probable
plurality for Maynard in his city OF not NOR,
than -. ubb.
The sixth Assembly District complete, forty
one election districts, gives Meyer ., iG3,
Palmer ,, lOS.
Seven hundred and eighty election districts
give Maynard ~, 124: Bartlett, 6u, o1i
Maynard = plurality, 23, O1o.
Eight hundred districts gre MuylIari ~,
G6f, Bartlett 81, $50; Maynnri's plurality
-, ~, a steady falling OH.
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GLOOM AT TAM MANY HALL.
Bulletins Read Announcing May
nard's Big Falling OFF.

The usual rejoicing generally witnessed at
Tammany Hail Oh Election Night has given
place to gloom. Many oil the brave, are there,
but ms bulletin after bulletin i read showing IA
falling OF in Maynuri'S vote everywhere, the
depression is deepening.
rhc hall was crowded early, and Bayne's
sixty ninth Regiment Band served to keep up
the enthusiasm until : O o'clock, when John Is.
McGoldrick raped for ordcr AMI nominated
cX- senator Thomas !. Dreamer n presiding
officer.
II" made n speech telling OF the good work
Oi the Democratic party, particularly ui the
Tammany Han organization.
He admitted that there Was a doubt about
Maynurd's election, hut >u!d that the local
ticket was elected beyond II doubt.
"Jimmy'' oliver thea made n speech, in
which he referred to the Nckanr incident NJ
GravcScnd.
He denounced the newspapers ar making L
hullabullu about il. He for one, n" said, was
not vet ready to conccdc Mayuari's defeat.
All WA, fair sailing 50 lar. hut just then the
return, lcgan 10 be real uti. and it was all
that Ambrose II. purdy could do 10 arouse the
least Bit nf enthusiasm. Many began 10 leave
the building and walk r~c.tlc>sly abou. the
corridors.
Maynard i, out O, 1t, 90 could be heard on
every side.
ON" thousand and eighty five districts, -
less un4u the total numLer give Meyer, l3l,
1u6, Palmer, -. 800. r]iuu3lity To- Mryvr,
5B, 347 indicating II Democratic majority "t
less tllUu 80, tRIO IN this CITY.
Eigh, hundred and lifty districts give May
Lard 81. ,3-5, Bartlett ~, Gl2 Na, Gard s. rla-
rnli.y %. -i3.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
CUT RIGHT AND LEFT.
Almost the Entire City
Ticket Is Saved to the
Wigwam.

At Republican Headquarters 1T
$50 o'clock Il. VI. the claim was
made, based upon information re-
ccivcd from parry leaders through
out the state, that II. j. Bartlett
is elected Judge OF 'ho Court OF
Appeals by from 23,OGO TO 10000
plurality.
The balance Of the Republican
State ticket is claimed by plurali-
ties ranging from 5000 50 q, 1900.
At $50 O'Clock, at Tammany
Han. Richard Croker conceded the
defeat OF Isaac II. Maynard ana
the entire state ticket, with thc
exception or the Legislature.
NJ =. VI. Richard Croker said:
at looks rs il the Republicans
have made u clean sweep Of the
State ticket, including tie Lc&i>ia'
TIRE
The evening world., 1893-11-07
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Senators and Assemblymen Elected
Up the state.

Returns affecting the state Legislature com,
in but slowly. Republicans AMI Democrat
are both claiming control. Some OF the clcr.
ton, reported M The state are u> follows:
STATE SENATOR'S:
Albany district. AmaSa j. Parker. Dem.
Queen. County, First District, Child. Rep.
Rochester district -- Parsons. Rep, r..
elected.
Twenty-siNth Di,triet-Charie, T. suxton,
Rep.
syracuse District Henry ". Staplcton, Rep.
ASSEMBLHMkN.
In Albany County, First District, william
Lasrh, Democrat; second District. William \.
C%arroll, democrat; Third District, James Is,
kcnuar Fourth District. &, VI. Douglas,
Democrat.
OnoudAga C"unty James II. Mrarher,
Democrat, probably elected in the First Di>.
t'iCt.
jonathan Wyckoh, Republican, second DIS
trict, and William IL. iIptalinG, IicpaL!icun,
IhiTt District.
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THE VOTE UP THE STATE.
Bic Republican Gains Maynard
Behind HIS Ticket

Returns from the State at large show May.
nard running fat behind the rest Of the ticket,
as well rs ON the Democratic vote OF 1892.
Thirty districts out OF 3,3i7 districts outside
OF New York and King, for Secretary of state
give:
Meyer, ., T8G; Palmer, y, 65n
The same districts in 1851 gave: Cleveland,
3 ,Glo; Harrison, !. 5u3. =
Twenty nine districts out of 3.3i7 district,
outside Of New York and King, for Associate
Judge Court OF Appeal, give:
Maynard, = 32i bartlett, 3,iHl.
The samc districts in 1892 gave Cleveland,
>, BOB Harrison. !. 17a
Compared another way 2S out Of 3,3T-
districts outside New York and Brooklyn Civ,
Palmer, 3, 5H2; Meyer, !, 1874.
The same districts IN 1851 gave O'CounoI
i, @E3, Rice, ., 7Hs. Republican gain OF
i,l2l.
Omc hundred and fifty districts outside New
York and Kings show Republican gain OF
=, 800.
one hundred and sixty tive districts outside
Of New York and Brooklyn give Palmer.
II, OBS; Meyer, II, Uis. same districts III
1891 gave o. Connor. IL. 40; Rice, 10, -O7.
-'hN litli : h-hi'N lllll W lhll "iill'i'
IN 1863 districts outside New York and King.
Maynard ran |, 500 behind his ticket.
In twenty districts out ol ~ in Fri,
County Cshechan'sl Maynard falls y he.
hind the rest of the ticket Bartlett 5 plu.
rality |, 100.
one hundred aud eighty live districts out.
side New York and Kings show 3, 1876 net Re.
publican gain ON head o! the ticket.
Thirty.siN election districts of Albany, Erie,
Onondagu and Monroe Counties give N~aynarl
3, go. Bartlett I, goi.
Two hundred and twenty-one districts out
side New York and Kings show Democratic les
OF I, a
Forty five election districts in Albany, Eric
Onondaga, MuurUs aud Wcstchc,tcr Counties
containing the elite. ri Albany. Buffalo
syracuse, Rochester and Ynukc,>, Civ, MAY.
nurh, J,Ill; Bartlett, G., I'll.
The second district in the town OF stamford
in Delaware County, where Judge Map mar,
lives, gave Meyer a majority OF %.
Maynard received II majority Oi -.
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!: II A
VOTE FOR
CITY OFFICES.
MCDermOtt Defeats BAH
in the Seventh Assembly
District.
Wins by 1900 MAJORITY.
TUenty-.cCoad District Gees
Rapub!ioan by 95l
Plurality.
WAS DEMOCRATIC LAST YEAR..
Eleventh District Also GoeS
to the Republicans.
Wins by 1900 MAJORITY.
WAS DEMOCRATIC LAST YEAR.
Eleventh District Also GoeS
to the Republicans.

The r,.ulis ol The election :ar assemblymen
in the districts in which tier, ", stnlns OPP
position to 1uumny tial was aaxinaiy
looked iur .!tct thr A~..y,iN.i returns Wc-cin.
Tie exciting tcntc.ts were IN the seventh,
Niuth. Eleventh, twenty firt ana twenty
tu.ul District.
Tho first i ,Eg,e Ii. ,'',. /, risr, WIS the
Nin,h rammany I.sl'- ,lme ". Boyle tel
cgraphcd to Police ,omui -intrr Gancs j.
Martin at o clock tts' hi man, ~rI'icrinolt
va, elected by /, q majoliy.
The election Of Mrpynot; ends one OF the
most bitter political t,Ent. IN record. Walter
" H,hal, Present. A>scmbiyman, ard who
~a> turacI iown for denomination by Tam
many Hall, was the Independent candidate.
I"mo, \. ,aWir wa.- me Republican nominee.
Bahan carried The district by /, 1877 majority
la, year, aud it WAS Thought he would poll
,uoush vote, to defeat Mcpcrmoit and elect
CnNi'.
al the power AMI n&ncnt III Tanmany
Hall ~g, c.,,;ri Ia help M%cucrmott, and the
ygam.ln pain Won.
un" 81 tie tir,c>, sur, rises in the city was
.a, .r.. in uae gw,utv -c.oud District, of
wGi,', Water Iurvcgor ~'fanri,c Felthersoa Is
tma.l"l lra!ar.
NE u.oG-iai rC,u.ns itDn ,h.tc co.Aple.e
-I,y ,l,l-., tor -~,c.y!lry 81 nc. =, Gss;
rulmrr Republican, 3.GIn a Eeps.bliean
The evening world., 1893-11-07
CHARLES \. %-CHlERt<.

SOIL n loo districts -Ivr Maynard 80
'%iU Rnrtlctt, ii,GEl.
:. nor. NJ rIli,,,.rI give lr.r>ll e, .rE
Gayuur, = $40.
unr hundrcl AMI ten dl,tri"t- gave Nayuart
nan: Bartlett. ii -.
s.l5 y. M.-i@n district, give Mayuari,
II 2Hh Bartlett, II, tiS@.
s."r. M.-raynnr'- mnio.ity ia n~roSIyl
/. Nv estimate At ~. uOL
s.aor. M.-iU district, give Mcycr I5,-
90. Palmer n. iG'.
SO M.-i9D district. give H"yrr iS.57l.
Palmer -, ~.
:. iOr. v. two hundred aud twputy d.
,rictS give Maynard -, $40, Bartlett - i3I.
T'hr Republican. have pr"6ubiy defeated Me
CHrty iur senator.
S.itP. M.-'Wo hundred AMI thirty dis.
tTir;. give Maynard gis~iH, higtlu.t -, 49,.
500 T.. N Two hundred and sixty dis.
trirt. P,yt Maynarl, -, s>st,: Bartlett, 70
.j,D.
The evening world., 1893-11-07
ARES VOTE.
or Course 1t Il Cvorwhelmirzl y
D.rr rc-,.ir

OF Course 1t Il Cvorwhelminziy
Democratic.
The ,"unt in l"'u Y. McNauo'. d'-:ris' a;
Gray,,"nd AZ 8 T.. NJ. showed the following
total yp.'.
EorJr}sc Of Il" Court ii Am,al.-Haynar!,
3, 5N6: Bartlett, i12.
For state Comptroller Campbell, ., lol
Roberts. los.
Tor Supreme col1t Juitc-pFaasan, 4" 3lo'
Gay nor iU5.
10, MrAuur wa. not seen at Grly,,cu!
curing the evening, " ,"rr the count rg'"rc!r!
without any disturbance or r~NuttiHg in,iitat-,
it Wa i,mrucd that the Chirl rad conc uP 10
his oai,a ia ururt street. BROOKLYN, 10 receive
tho return irJU ihn -tu.'.
The evening world., 1893-11-07

were from jolm sabine smith, Chairman OF the
Republican County Committee, and Republican
Candidut" Charles II. Murray.
''rhcy said that in about hall Il dozen pre-.
ciuctN their watchers had not been admitted
within the rail. | investigated the story and
found that in each ease an agreement had been
made among the watchers Of all parties tn
stand outside the rail ON account Of the small
The evening world., 1893-11-07

election district, and would indicate, at that
iaiio, a majority ol not more than 3G, 600 tor
Maynard in lhi. city.
Two hundred and sixty districts ont of /, ~
gave Maynard 20, lGl; Bartlett, IL, isi; "A
plurality Of 7,G1S, which is not keeping up
tnr rain uf iurr,l.n