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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO I'LL. Dec. There was a
good business transacted IN wheat 10
day and the feeling aitetnated between
strength and weakness The news was
about evenly divided between an encourae-
lug aud depressing nature. Prices at the
opening were MWAc. lower than Wednes-
days closing figures. fuctuated within
80 range selling OF near the close which
VAS &c. lower for December and .Ldtbc.
lower FOR May than last prices of We'd
ncsday.
corn was quiet. with the trade con-
fined principally 10 the local crowd There
was very little news 20 affect prices. and
the range most narrow. covering only
Isu'sc.
oats were without feature. Weakness
vas manifested when other grains do
thhed, and prices receded MQI5c.. closing
isc. under Wednesday December c{oeod
"eaaer th3n the far deliveries,
PROVISIONS opened steady and sIicbtIy
nlshet on the Improvement i'm values Of
i've hogs at the yards, but there was
scarcity Of orders. Later there was
an easier FEELING prevalent. Towards
the close prices firmed some ana lsst
nsu'es showed gain Of 2l5c for Janti-
arr pork and lard and 2I5d5c for Jani,-
airy lids. Everything considered. the
nloihtt was an extremely narrow and
ieatureless one.
Cash Quotations Flour Quiet feeling
steady. and prices unchanged: No ,
spring wheat 62Ac.: No. 2 red, G2Hc.
NO 2 corn. 345sc No. oats. 2sstc: pork
So 75Hi8OO; lard. sS15Gs.2O; ribs. 81 OO
q113; shoulders. S6.62lbfiG a.. sides S1 no
0TI5. whisky. Si15
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,Eg LAUKEL-sTREET METHODIST EPIs-
KINs; d; D., pastor.-Presching st ii A. NJ and
t.AS I. III. Lecture and prayer meeting We'd
nesday night. Seats free Public cordially
invited 10 all these services
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Biz Dry Goods Failure.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. l-Quite'
Lyles & Davis. Of this city, assigned To-
day II is one Of the largest wholesale
dry goods firms in Nashville. Liabilities,
sl56 900; assets. $4,000.
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FIST; JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Twenty and Marshall
streets. Key. u. p MIrcHELL. Dsstor-ssryics,
SUNDAY II A. 1I and 20 Z. NJ Sunday school
g:l5 O'Clock. Wednesday and FrIdsy night'
frayer-meeting at o'clock You are cordi-
all invited 10 ali Of the services.
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UARY.
Robefta Morton.

The friends OF mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Morton. No. los north Belvdere street
sympathize with them in the loss yester-
day Of their little daughter. Roberta.
seven years old.
1frs Orilia hiohoIss
Mrs. Orilla Nicholas. an old lady living
ON north Firth street, died yesterday at
the ripe old age Of eighty-two years.
Mrs Annie Walker.
Mrs. Annie Walker died at her home
No. SO st. Johns street, yesterday. aged
sixty-five years She was a native OF
Richmond, having lived in this city all
her life.
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Pice in fair demand ard steady; doIne ~
tic fair TO extra. 3A.nJsic. Japan ~
6ttSc. -.
Moiasses Foreign nominal; New VI
leans steady at J0n3Sc.
Peanuts quiet. -. "a,
Coffee steadley. options STEADY AZ
fO0aO points advance and closed s, SC ,n
NJ 1On2O points up; December S ,V ~
May. $i5.4Ddia45, Saptembe'.
Suear-R Raw steady and dull; far re
flnne. nc. Refined in fair dena ~,
No. o. 3 l3-iGGIc. standard a, : "-ly o
4a.c.: cut~loaf. SOS 3-i6c.. crushed 'P
Freighfs 10 liverpool dull and steady;
cotton, steamer sgd bid aud ll-bid.
asked. grain. steamer -.
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Ey-sECOND PREsBYTERIAN.-Dr,, HoGE
will preach At A. NJ. At p. ~. Memo
radio Erss in Church History"
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iF-SEYENTH STREET ISTIAN
CHURCH jazz HALL. Pastor.-Preachipg
stIl A. ~ and p NJ Sunday, school az $3.50
meeting z. NJ. Wednesday. Sewing Circle,
II A. N. Thursday. Young Ladies' Sewing
Circle 4 T. w. Friday.
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,EHIGHLAND PARK METHODIST
HURCH.-Preaching at II A: VI. and Al $50
j. VI. by the pastor, Rev. J; \. LATHAM Sab
beth-schOol az 93l A. NJ Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at 3 o'clock.
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..rrps T THE NEWS"

IN TTI0
That's the motto Of The Rich
mond Times, and Sundays paper
will prove IT, Then interest will be
added by good illustrations and ex-
cellent special articles for old and
Young, men and women.
RICH AND POOR
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wGR "A CT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
ehUhCH.-Rev. JAMES Y. Fan, ID. D.. pastor.
~ me pastor Sunday school services At s;t5
A. VI. wednesday night services ats Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-02

HV"THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE" a fra
ternal union designed to promote deeper
Christian life, meets every SUNDAY az = ".
Al the rooms corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. All welcome,
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% EAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Iwenty-eiRhth and II MISUNDERSTANDING By
inc pastor, J. 4. TUCKER, AZ II A. VI. and Sis
4. III. Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ t.
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Es-FIRST PRESpYrERiAN c II L r II
Corner Grace and Madison streets. Services
al Ii A. NJ aud +. VI. by Or. KERR. Services
az Westminster al 3:,D Z. NJ
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

AIRS HAL L-STREET CHRISTIAN
e II I X H.-snnday-school at $50 A. n.
lfsAcnlnz by the pastor, Rev A. Il. MDORE.
NedneadaJ night at ~ O'Clock rs
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iU-OLD MARKET HALL CHURCH The
Rev l. p. GAMNoN will preach at y. h.
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FIST: JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH BROAD street between twenty
fourth and IWenty-ffthl.-Sery at II A.
VI. and J. VI. The Rector. Rev r. A. Coon
wiz, officiating. A cordial welcome 10 all.
WEDDEIL Memorial CHAPEL. Denny street.
Fulton. Rev. G. H. KUYK. minister in charge.
sunday school $3.50 II. W. sunday service II
A. NJ and \ L. ". and Wednesday at r.. NJ
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rrWAsHINGTON-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH corner wash
ington and Cary streets rev. ". hsssst
II A. n and At sl5.P. NJ: by the pastor, sun
dav-school a. $3.50 4. ~. Meeting OF the Young
Peopls's Society OF Christian E1deayor sun
dayat7P n. "Wednesday al l. D. preach
ing by the pastor. Friday al T. d. 0itsS'
msstlng.
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TgUNION GOSPEL MISSION tcor-
ner Eighth and Main streets. Interesting
meetings on sunday afternoon az o'clock and
Sunday night AT o'clock. Also ON Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday nights at 5
O'Clock Meetings conducted BY Mrs. II. NJ
GLOVER. welcome 10 all.
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H MONUMENTAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ihirteenth and Broad streets. Rev JoHS b.
NEWTON. rector.-2unday school at 9:}0 A. N.
Services at Il A. A. snd%6 z. NJ. Seats frss.
Welcome ~ all
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| INEp pAlI
CHARI.ECT0N

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-Turpentine spirits
2ls.9d
Rosin-Common 9s.3d.
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A EAR XIRGINIAN

| FAIR VIRGINlAN.
The picture OF one OF the Old
Dominions falrest daughters. who
is soon 10 wed a United States
senator, Will be
IN SUNDAYS TIMES
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MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street oppo-
ste the Park ).-Seryices at ii;i5 A. VI. and S
come are welcome and seats furnished them.
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ss-CLAY-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Clay and Graham streets, Rev H.
A. BAGBY psstor.-Preachlng at ii A. NJ, and
: + NJ BY the pastor. sunday school at
A. VI. Prayer-meeting and lecture Msdnes-
day at 5:I5 p NJ. A hearty welcome extended
20 all IS
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ts-A1l. SAINTS T. Z. CHURCH madison
near Grace, Rev. j. Y. DowSNAN rector
Morning service at II A. NJ; evening SER
vice. Il. VI. SUNDAY school at . 30 A. NJ. Is
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.z-RESCUE MISSION MEETINGS (aE
Mayo street foot Of Ross streetl-Gospel ser
vices every sunday Tuesday. Friday and
Saturday nights AZ O'Clock each night All
are cordially invited
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IKosARD CLANCY. pastor. Preaching az 4 T..
nj m Beyidere Hall ,lN west Main street.
near Monroe Park. Subject: The Gates OF
Righteousness Bible class az 3 p. NJ. Sub
ject: Paradise. He'll Heaven
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LONDON. Dec. l.-Spirits Of turpentine
2ls.6d. per cwt.
kosin-American strained. 3s9d per
cWt.
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sg-PINE-sTREEP BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Pine and Albemarle streets. Rev. J.
L. HUTsOS. pastor.-Preaching sunday at II A;
NJ. and Z. n. by the pastor. Sunday-school
at A. W. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night,
o'clock Young peoples meeting Friday
ptgbt \ ofcfooL
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s1-ST. Andrews EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly ana Laurel streets. Rev.
PIE POWERS, pastor-Sunday services at II
A. NJ and /. NJ. Free seats aud all welcome.
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IE- TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Broad and Twsntieth
ing AT If A. NJ. aud 7:l5 P. N. Wednesday
night service at 7:4A Rpworth League Friday
night at7:l5. Sunday school at e:i5 4. NJ \
cordial invitation is given to all to attend al
the services
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. l. 1888
onerings-Wheat, 6O4 bushels; corn
Cwhite), GOO bushels. oats, LOCO bushels.
sales-Wheat 604 bushels
ouotatlons-Wheat--Longberry, &C. Il
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Seventh street between Broad and Grace.
Rev. j. c. SEEGERs. pastOr-Seryices at II
A. NJ. Sundsy-school at $3.50 A. N. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday hight a. o'clock.
u welcome
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. De-. Q. ,so,
TblVT OF WEST FDlNT,
ARRIVED.

AAAANAf ~
Steamship Fairfax. March, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Raiti-
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Worcester. Morris. PhiladeI-
phia, 10 load cotton.
SAILED.
steamship Fairfax, March. Boston via
norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, murphy. Da1ft-
more passengers and general cargo.
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wBBoAD-sTREET, ,NEirHoDisr
Rev. W v TUPos. p D. ps',Or 4 services
as ns to,,' n A Nj. and z. NJ. by the pas
tor tor Services Wednesday night a. 5
o'clock Class meeting Thursday might
AZ = o'clock. Young Mems meeting Satur-
day night Al 8 o'clock.
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ETMIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Cbe.tnut Hid. Pastor, Rev. ". McC; WHITE
services every Lords Day st T. NJ, Sab.
bath. school At ?. N. Aid-Teek meeting az
1890 L. II. Wednesday. All are cordlalS IN
yited. Subject tomorrow: Is oflVatlon
POSSIBLE Outside OF the Church,
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LONDON

CHARLESTON. S. c., Dec. l.-Tur-
pentine steady at 26lkc.
Rosin firm at 95c. 10 S1.00 for good
strained
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rr-CESTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
Grace street between Fourth and fifthl Rev.
RN SIEDD, ID. D., pastor-Preaclng AZ II
A. Nj. aud p. NJ. by the pastor Inc seats
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gVsT. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly aud Washington streets, Rev.
G. r. kUYK. minister in charge sunday
school st $3.50 Z. NJ. Evening service at f:}0 L
NJ. Evening prayer aud song service, With leo
ture every Friday night &C S'o'clock You
will be cordially welcomed at any Of the SER
vices. III you do not attend religious ser
vices elsewhere wo would DO especially
pleased TO have you come and worship with
us regularly.
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gv-GRACR- BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Grace and foushee Streets, Rev. VII
LIAM L. HATCHER, y. d.. pastor Sunday
school at A NJ. Preaching BY Rev: A -
WOODFIN. OF Hampton, at ~ A. NJ. and T. NJ
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night at o'clock.
Young PEOPLES Union Friday night at ;
o'clock. Young Mems Prayer-meeting oatur-
day night a. o'clock.
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the distinguished people his country and abroad would cost lot Of money
own home with wife and children around @ and come FACE 10 FACE
II splendid would be big
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I'M TuIC T0TID you Can aS your family with you without ext
lN IIllO lUUn H and without The dscmOtS Of aV you


the
aud visible world tangible
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-02
RICHMOND STOCK mARKrr

RICHMOND. VA, Dec I. IS93.
yea boy John j.. Williams a soDx
bankers ald Brokers. No IoS1 Sts",
street. "'H
Government Securities BIO. Askeo
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uU-PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
ieolner franklin and Pine strestsl. Rev. ".
j. Y0uSo, b. D., pastor. Preaching at II A. NJ.
aud p. 81, by the pastor Morning subject,
The Anniversary OF fastorate." EFenihg
snbiect. "Adrift What Whittier - Ihe
End Sunday-school at $3.50 A. NJ. Glass;
mesting at 1890 p NJ. Prayer-meotlng We'd
nesday ats 2. ". Young Peoples Meeting
Friday T. NJ Sunday school at Epworth
Mission Reservoir So, at T. NJ.
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rs-sECoND BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
Main and Sixth streets, Rev W. W. LANpRuM'
Evening worship at O'clock. The subject OF
the evening sermon: Traps for the Young. p
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
NEwsY NUGGETS.

Signor Genala, minister Of public works,
died Of apopeXy in Rome.
The De Resyke brothers, singers, will
sail for America next Saturday.
ambassador Runyon will be received by
the empress at the end of this month.
In runaway accident near Toronto, ID.
Waddell and his wife were fatally injured.
The house Of Charles Hopper at Red
Bluff, Cal, was wrecked by a giant pow
der cartridge
Colonel North, the Nitrate King will
be a candidate for the house Of commons
at the next election.
Joshua Jump was appointed by the pres
ident as internal revenue collector for the
Seventh Indiana district
The Matabeles were again defeated by
the British Chartered company's forces,
but Selous, the explorer, was injured.
MaudsIobbs stabbed herself three times
with a carving knife in nn attempt to kill
herself I'm New York, but shc viii recover.
Two French spies were arrested at Kiel
and have confessed, photographs and plans
Of German forts having been found ia thoiI
possession.
Because Of the hostility of a minister IN
Eau Claire, Wis, TO the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen 40 persons have with
drawn from his church.
A wreck on the Wabash at Moberly
Mo-, demolished most Of the Chicago.
Kansas City cannon ball train, killing Fire
man VIII Malone and injuring several
Others
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
EIeetion Along the Eastern shore.

ELKTON, Md, Nov. 0 The election in
Cecil county was a hot political battle
While the Democratic ticket has been
successful, the majOrities are small, and
perhaps a recount will be asked for
in the case of the sheriff, as Boyd's ma
jority over White, Republican, is only 8.
Mr. Crothers, the candidate for the
Senate, made a gallant fight, with the
odds against him. Smith, for comp
troller, carries the county over Perkins
by 303 majority. The legislative ticket
is elected by msjorities ranging from 50
to 143. Hindman is elected county com
missioner over Logan by 1856 Very little
interest was manifested in the consti-
tutional amendment, and out of three
districts heard from the vote stands For
amendment, 81; against, 30. Falls, Re
publican, for surveyor, is elected, as he
had no opposition.
Unofficial returns in Dorchester county
give the following Democratic: Smith,
800; Page, 3O8; Lloyd, 1886; Johnson, 1914 (;
Phelps, 230; Applegarth. 1859; Travers,
145; Loomis, 179; Dail, 131; ColsUon, 154 (;
Hurlock, no opposition, 1854 Joseph
o Wright, Republican candidate for
sheriff, defeated William 9. Dean, Demo
crat, by forty one majority.
The election in Queen Anne's brought
out fairly full vote and resulted in a
Democratic majority Of GAG on the state
ticket and $50 on the county ticket The
large majority was a surprise to many
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

Mcpherson next year. The Democra
have only elected one senator--Stoats of
Warren county-who has a majority OF
about 400. This, with the nine holdovers
gives the Democrats 10 members, or oAe
less than a majority.
Bradley, the Republican and Citizens
league candidate in Monmouth for sen
ator, defeated Terhune race track Demo
crat, by about 500 This Of course was ac
complished by Democratic votes, as the
county is normally about 500 Democratic
Lawyer Stien of Eatontown, a Democrat,
who worked for Mr.. Bradley's election,
says that Mr.. Bradley recognizes that he
was elected by Democrats ON an antirace
track issue and will be a bar to the sub
stitutiOn by the Republicans of Republican
partisan legislation for the present partisan
laws enacted by the Democrats Mr.. Brad
ley, Mr.. Stein said, will act with his party.
however, and will favor the repeal Of any
laws passed by Democrats which take ad.
vantage Of the Republicans.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. with full re-
turns from almost every county in the
state, il looks as though the Republican
majority on the state ticket would not be
less than 10000 The official vote in al
most every instance has far exceeded the
estimates of the most sanguine Republic
ans. Allegheny county, for instance, has
been put down in the Republican column
for 10000 1t gives over $1,000. Arm
strong, which was estimated at roo, gives
1900; Beaver, estimated at 1900, gives
l,523; Blair, estimated at $500, gives 3, 100;
Delaware, estimated at $500, gives $500;
Westmoreland, estimated at 500, gives
$500; Huntingdon, estimated at 200, gives
1,5OO; Mercer, estimated at $50, gives 20l3
Center county, which had been conceded to
the Democrats by 200, only gave them IL
majority.
AS the probable majority in the state, as
computed from the previous estimates,
was 1Os2ls, the large increase in official
majorities leaves but little doubt that it
will ultimately reach 100, 500 or more. Last
night the city was in blaze of enthusiasm,
and the streets were full of paraders, with
brass bands, drum corps and campaign uni
forms, who cheered themselves hoarse with
delight
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
Got HIs nIble by a swIndIe.

Providence, Nov. 0.-The arrest Of Rev.
Charles j. Budhong for using the United
States mail with intent TO defraud Ward Z
Drummond, the New York publishers, out
Of an Sll bible, has terminated in a partial
confession on his part that he has gone
wrong. After thinking the whole case
over, however, he concluded TO plead not
guilty to the warrant and in default of
81 800 bail was committed to the Provi-
dence county Jail for the preliminary trial
on Friday next at 10 a. IN.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
Iowa

Dss MONIES, Nov. 9--Jackson's friends
now claim his plurality for governor TO be
10000. IL is the most stupendous Repub.
lican landslide in the history OF the state
General Weaver says the result is a rebuke
to the administration of Cleveland foI
abandoning its promise to reform the tar
iif. Then Weaver says the Democrats Of
the northwest have always been pledged 10
silver. Another thing Weaver lays the de
feat to is the straddle on silver The legis-
lature will be overwhelmingly Republican
The complete returns from Blackhawk
county, Governor Boies' home, give Jack
son 3,l4+; Boies, 2,532-a net Republican
gain Of jO6 over the vote of 1891.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No. los w. sth st.
-Chas. NJ. Banks, jeweler, No. 10 f. 1th st
w. S. Phillips, ieweler, No. 900 Shipley st.
Maryland biscuits for sale, 6l3 Shipley st.
-Cummlns. the photographer 3l2 Market
street.
GO TO Wilmington Photograph Company.
NO. 3li1a Market street, 80 cents per dozen.
Try 5. K. Barker on hay. salt, rolled oats,
beans, etc, corner Front and shipley streets.
Joseph Hogan and Joseph Miller were
each II ed 81, and Charles Fletcher was fined
~ Tor drunkenness In the Municipal Court,
this morning.
,-Beecher. No. 3l5 Market street, excells all
others IN photographing the little ones. Be
sure ofNo. 3l5 Market street.
DR.. Simms's Vegetable Liver Pills always
sure cure for headache, liver and kidney
complaints. No. COG King street.
Court StenOgrapher +. c. Hardesty and
Harry j. Crippen have been engaged for sew
eral days appraising the law library of Hon.
George II Bates. They are acting under
sheriff 5ould, who has levied upon the books
on judgments secured by two creditors.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

IS simply unprecedented Many counties
that have never before been Republican
have fallen into line.
As a sample, Franklin county (which is
one of the Democratic strongholds of the
state, has gone Republican by over l,1O0.
Congressman Outhwaite's district, which
gives plurality of $500 right along, this
year gave Mckinley over 500. Chillicothe,
Meals home, gives Mckinley n plurality of
654. This is the first time it has been car
ried since the war
Governor McKinley's Office is thronged
by people Of all classes, and kilograms come
SO thick and fast that it is labor to open
them. The Republicans all over the state
are wild with JOY, and il is probable that
the celebrations of the result will be on
parallel scale to the tremendous victory.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
THE REVISED RETURNS.
Full Figures Show Increased Re-
publican Majorities.
M'KINLEY ELECTED BY 100000.

The Voters In New York Defeated May
nard by over $1,000 and Elected Repub.
liean MajOrities In the LegisIature-New
Jerseys Senate Republican by One.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The latest returns
from all parts Of the state show that the
Republican victory is fully as great as the
most enthusiastic of that party's leaders
have claimed
Bartletts majority for judge Of the court
of appeals over Maynard IS in round fig
ures $500. General Palmer's majority
for secretary Of state is $1,000.
OF the 60 counties, Maynard secures a
majority in only seven-Albany, Chemung,
Greene, New York, Rensselaer,, Schoharie
and Seneca. He carries New York by about
$1,000. His smallest majority is in Greene,
45. Bartlett's largest majorities are in
Kings, 20 600; Erie, President Cleveland's
old home, II 800; Monroe, 5000, and Cha
tauqua, 6,OOO The smallest majority is in
Schenectady, 225.
meyer. the Democratic candidate for sec
retary Of state, carries II counties, five
more than Maynard. The counties which
he carried and which go against Maynard
are Queens (Meyer's home), Richmond,
Rockland, Schenectady and Westchester.
Meyers majority in New York county is
more than double that of Maynard ,975.
In Kings county his vote is 8, 900 more than
Maynard's. The total majorities for judge
of the court of appeals and secretary Of
state are as follows; Bartlett, 135, 900; May
nard 1890; Palmer 100000; Meyer, 74,OOO
The Democratic rout in Kings is COM
plete. Besides the loss of the mayor, their
control Of the board of aldermen is gone
This puts all the power in the hands Of
their political opponents
John Y. McKane attributes the defeat Of
the Democrats in Kings county, not to the
riotous scenes in Gravesend, but to the
general feeling Of dissatisfaction, as shown
by the voters in various states.