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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Finished His L'fc Work and Died.

TROY. N. Y, Aug s-The Rev. Dr. Strong died at Round Lako yesterday afternoon. He had just iinis.ie d concord ancc of the Bible upon which he spent 36 years of hard work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Henry Russell (coI. ored) murdered his wife, Carrie by cut ting her throat with razor He then end. ed his life by slashing his own throat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08

LONDON, Aug S.-The ovictcd tenants bill passed its third reading in the house
 of commons by n vote of I99 to Io7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08

SoUTH NORwALK. Conn, Aug a-Tho steamer City of Albany of the Norwalk and New York limo was tOwed back to this city with n broken shaft.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Farmer Chopp.d ,o pi.,..-

SILVER CREEK. N. r., Aug. s.-Farmer John Michael fell from his seat on n har- vester and was literally chopped to pieces by the knives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08

TROY, N. Y.. Aug s.-Rev. Thomas s. Rogers, n we'll known Baptist divine of northern New York, died at his residence in Lansingburg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Three Young People Drowned.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug. S-William LOckhart, tho l6- year old son of cx- Alder man Lockhart. and two young daugh- ters of William simmons of this city wcre drowned in the Assonet river about eight miles from hero while bathing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Our Consul at Edinburgh Dead.
Murder and Suicide.

EDINBURGH, Aug. s.-Mr. F. H. Un- derwood, the United States consul in this city, died hero from blood poisoning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Governor Flower at sar.,o,.

ALBANY, Aug. s.-Governor Flower has gone to Saratoga and will stay thcro until Eriday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Sergeant shechan Not Convicted.

DEFIANCE, O., Aug s.-Thc great oen- tennial celebration in honor of the victory of Anthony Wayne Is in full force.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
We are Cleaning Up

Several lines of Underwear. broken lines and small lots are things that cannot stay with us. if price will move them. We offer two lines of especially good values this week. One a line of blue Lisle thread 75c is the price; also a line of ribbed Bal briggan at the same price. they are worth double the money. We have a few of those NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Price Sl OO. did ,ll for sl.50 and S2. \ Yachting Cap and Bathing Suit will be needed by many while on their vacation. We have them
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
siAty.thre. Y.ar- In One Hank.

DEs MoINRs. Aug. S.-Firc at Adair consumed 20 business houses and three residences.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
Iwenty-,hree sundins. Burned.

BOsToN. Aug. s.-The police commis- sioners have found ScrFc mt Sheehan not guilty of bribctaking
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
.Sotorious and Shameful Frauds" {"

Tho frauds of this year arc moro mo- torious and shameful than those of 1899. For the purpose of dccciving the public they have to some extent been shifted. The returns reported from Lowndcs coun- ty indicate frauds exceeding anything ever before known in tho history of this state
 Tn Montgomery, Bullock and Barbour
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
.COnlOn Bros.
 Are showing the following bargains this week in
Shoes And
 OxfOrdS.

One lot of Ladies Dongola ONfords at 75c, regular $l 50 quality.
 One lot Ladies ONfords 39c.
 One lot Ladies Oxfords 59c, regular Sl quality.
 One lot Ladies fine Russia Calf Oxfords, at 9Sc, good val uc at $2.OO.
 One lot Patent leather OK lords at 9Sc. regular $2.OO quality.
 One lot Ladies Shoes slight ly soiled 75c.
 One lot Ladies Shoes, Don gola Kid, patent leather tips, $l.l9, regular price &.
 One lot Ladies Lace Shoes, $l.39, regular 8 quality.
 One lot Mems Brogans, 69c.
 One lot Mems Lace Shoes, 9Sc, regular Sl.75 quality.
 One lot Mems Congress and Lace work shoes, regular $l,- 50, only $l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
On Credit

Clothing on Credit in times when every person Is using the strictest economy. and Is trying 10 make his small earnings pay m a half a dozen different places is aPpFsciat- edl by A great many people. the better classes as well as the poorer. uur Credit system prevails in every large city in the country, and We have no cause to regret for introducing it here. When yOu see man always looking nicely dressed yOu can take the tip he buys his clothing from us We have for customers people represent ing all stations m life. such as business men. wOrkingmen. professional men. brokers masons, etc. Dealing with us you not only buy clothing that is made Ia last and to it right. but you have the ad- vantage of paying for it by the week with out extra charge. Our prices are as low as for cash. and are marked in plain figures Business strictly confidential.
 When you want suits for the Children bring them along
 When you want suits for the Boys bring the boys along.
 When you want clothing for yourself
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
K0LB ALLEGES FRAUD.
Charges Oates Adherents With
 Ballot Box Stuffing.
KoLBITEs STILL CLAIM A VICTORY.
The Returns show That a Democratic Gov ernor Has Been Elected Tn Alabama by so.OoO Majority and That the Legislature wnI He Safely Democratic.

eo.OoO Majority and That the Legislature
 VIII He Safely Democratic.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. S.-Captain Kolb furnished the following interview qyer his signature:
 II have deferred making any statement to the public as to the result of the cleo tion until the total returns had been re- ceived. Up to this hour sufficient returns have been received to show that 1 hayo carried 10 out of 9l white counties and that l have been elected with tho entiro state ticket by majority of not less than 1s,0O0. This majority claim after giv- ing to the opposition every white county wkich they havo carried, without refer sncc to the fraudulent methods in tho na- ture of intimidation and bulldoZing In the absence of inspectors or fixcrs for our side. Any citizen of Alabama of ordinary intelligence who will tako the trouble to examine the figures as rCported by the Associated Press and claimed by the op- position can at once sec that 1t will bc n physical imposshility for tho ticket headed by Colonel Oates to Inc declared elected eX cept by claiming majority of over P, 900 from seven black helt counties having a white voting population of not exceeding l., 2,OU0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
GGsrings aud Sales at the Riehmoad To-
bncco Exchange--Intir nsl Revenue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advi,es.

NFv YORK, Nov. 5.--Until the last
10 hour OF Dusinese at the Stock tx
chauae to-day the market Tor STOCKS
ruled quiet, but the undertone, as usuai
of late was decidedly nrm. IN the iihaI
Gaaiings. however, trade was more active
and the bulIish feeling quite pronounced.
Tbe ht,Ik Of the purchases were Tor Inc
MI those OF covering short contracts, the
small bears having conciuded that as
some Of their leaders nad GOV sred IN
THE railway returns reported Tor DC
tober yer excellent IN many cases, notd-
blv Louisville and Nasnfllle, missouri
Pacific. and st. Louis and southwestern.
and this had Sohslu.s,IaOie rondon also
came IN as a buyer Of It's faVorltes' ana
stimulated the upward movement. ihe
Anthracite Coalers did not sympatnlze
with the Improvement, anu 1ei sc; Ceh tn a.
high al alib. closing at 9l%. ms STOCK
was Influenced by the talk OF a reuuetiVn
I'm rhe dividend The reductlon IN tne
gemi-anniial dividend OF the Lehigh Nayl-
cation Company helped TO deptess, IN w,
stock the advance In the genera Ilst
ranged from I, to 2 per cent. the prin-
cipal gains follow: American SugdI -
Atchison &. Burlington and quincy ~
~ Paul r. Delaware and HUDSON "a
ID. and X. Q. preferred IA, General hIee 5
Nashville x. Manhattan w, Lead l, Pa
cifc Mall IN Union Pacifc j. Inc maj
ket closed strong. with an auNdi NJ US
Of u to 2 per cent, Lake Shore leading.
Jersey Central lost per cent. ana Lack
awanna ~ per cent. on the day. LOUIS iils-
Vile, New Albany and Chicago ana ian an
Handle preferred stocks gained points
each. selling al 23M and As, respectively:
The Railway and Miscellaneous bono
market was active and strong. -.
Money on cali easy at per cent: iasi
loan at l per cent, and closing onered
a. nor cent prime mercantile paper,
SGi4 per cent Bar silver. 6Si. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business IN
bankers bills at 1864 for sixty days ana
5gTiLats73t FOR demand posted rates,
aS7Ik04Setb. commercial bills, 4Sp4Q4SGla
Government bonds higher. state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong. SILVER
al the board was quiet. ooo
Sales listed stocks aggregated @'V'V
shares. unlisted. q 900 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06

CHICAGO ILL. Nov. 5.-Shorts IN
uneat naid for their temerity In selling
TOO freely an the visible supply Increase
OF s37 d1o bushels to-day An advance
~ 10 over Saturday was the result OF
covering with but limited offerings. The
crowd vas fixed for break when the
final result OF the postings was made
publfc. Int TO the surprise OF everybody,
there was an unaccountable curtailment
I'm the amount of wheat Tor sale. ana
those who had allowed their enthusiasm
TO get the better of their Judgment were
Obliged TO bid for the property Iheie
was but little strength TO prices until
late In the session, when the DIGS referred
TO took place. December opened az ',o7sc.'
sold between 53Lc. and 5itsc., closing al
the ton with the gain mentioned above.
Cash wheat was strong, sales averaging
nc higher than Saturday.
Corn received some benent from the
late strength OF wheat, but at the close
prices had not entirely recovered from
the weak position they occupied during
the greater portion Of the session. Cash
corn was weak. with prices iac. lower.
Oats-There was little activity or ami
nation in the oats market, the light
business being transacted at easier prices
with a moderate rally at the close. The
lead OF corn was followed throughput
the day. Cash oats were about steady,
with no particular change.
ProvisiOns-A firm feeling predominateo
In product. with the exception or snort
period at the beginning OF the session.
There was strength in iiVe hogs, ana me
estimate for tomorrow large. The close
was 99iLc higher than Saturday for Janu-
airy pork and i2ilc. higher each Tor Janu-
a Tav4 rNFT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

SEW YORK. Nov. 5.-cotton dull; mid
Gling gulf q. middling. ga Futures
closed aulct ana steady; sales 1890
bales. November, b,5i December 6a3.
January. 5.hT. February, 503; March.
5Gs. April. 57g May, 40. June. 5st:
Jnig 5Ri. August. 5n3. net receipts.
gE.g tales. gross receipts, 1870 bales
forwarded Az bales. ralcs 500 bales /:
stock. ~. ~ bales.
Toisf Today Set receipts. 50 sos bales;
esp1fis 10 Great Britain. ~. 100 bales:
Ttsnrs. Il,7i1 bales Continent, l7,lT3
tales stock. va, Gh2 bales.
Total ~ faf this week Net receipts
ta5 gT bales, exports 20 GREAT Britain,
81 tie balea. France. tJ.2iJ bales. Con-
,tfient. gG.a5t bales
Teisi since September ist Net receipts.
. IN on bales exports 10 Great Britain.
rs AZ. bates France, lhahh bales. Con-
hN'rtt unigANs. Nov, .. Cotton nl-
,.,,ts steady. sales. 2LvJ bales. Noyem-
Nv, r iu december, b2i, January, bai:
t,t,,na,v. bgy. March, bsb, Aprl. $40.
Nav, s,lg. Juno. BIZ. July, b5s, August.
'Y1vtnpOot. NOV .. 1880 y. Al
,sstis,t, demand fair and prices steady T.
At.ntlean fniddllpR. 80. sales. 1900 bales
A,oa,iean. II 40 bsieA, speculsti lion and
ssngs,. i'tDb bates receipts ~ 100 bales
American, 1910 bales. Futures opened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
% US1I NEWS.
sevorai Important Cases In the Courts.
Henrioo supe rvisors

Mary Martin was before Squire Ty-
Ter at the Henrico County Courthouse
yesterday, charged with stealing a COW
from Solomon Wilkinson. colored The
accused was sent on 10 the grand jury.
William Holmes and John Humphries.
both colored, went TO ball In Fulton
on Saturday night. While engaged in
tripping the light fantastic Humphreys
drew razor on Holmes, who retaliated
by pulling out a pistol and shooting
Humphreys In the face. The men were
before Squire Tyler, who continued the
case until Saturday Humphreys wound
is not serious one.
Squire Lewis fined George Coleman $40
and costs for beating his wife, ana re-
CURED security tn default OF $500 for six
months.
Tho Board Of Supervisors of Henrico
county met in the grand jury room OF
the court house yesterday Al II O'CLOCK,
with every member present. The time
transaCting routine business.
The County Democratic Committee
were IN session yesterday making tneir
final preparations for the election. Inc
ballots and poll~bOOks were delivered 10
the different Judges Of election at the
various precincts. The committee VIII
meet at the Office OF Mr.. Conway Sanos
tonight 20 receive returns.
Mr. w. II Beverage some time since
sued out writ Of habeas corpus III the
case Of Frank Mauck, a white boy VINO VINO
was detained at the retV 1,t,,aeot Judge
was committed by Justice vincent. JuusS
Wickham Yesterday decided in favor OF
the boy. and allowed thirty Gays III
which an appeal can be MADE Dy lne
prison authorities. The boy, IN the heaH
lime Is still in custody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
GOING OYhR THH ROAD.
Inspection OF rho Chesapeake and Ohio D.
Prominent Officials.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 5.-Spe-
cial.-The following Chesapeake and Ohio
officials left Old Point at 8 o'clock TINS
morning on a special train for an in
spection of the eastern division of the
road: General Manager Stevens, Super
intendent Doyle, superintendent Gill. AS
sistant Superintendent Walker, Assistant
superintendent Carlisle, General Trafiic
Agent Hotchkiss, Assistant General
Freight Agent Benjamin, Master Mechan-
&c Lloyd, Superintendent Motive Power
Norris and a number OF train dlspatchers
and other minor attaches OF the road.
The party spent some time here eXamln-
ing the company's terminal interests,
Which were found to be i'm first class con-
dition, and which elected for Superinten-
dant Parker and his assistants tho high
est praise. A thoroughly satisfactory
test was IN ide Of the companys IRE de-
partment, which is kept up in the event
Of a Conhagraton on the piers. The IN
spection train left here at 7:45 o'clock
rhe schooner Evolution, which has been
I'm Hampton Roads In disabled ccndi-
ton for several days, as the result or
damages sustained I'm the recent gale,
was lowed 20 the ship yard for repairs
this morning She Is bound from Mauzo-
nilla 10 Delaware Breakwater, with
cargo OF sugar.
Rev. j. p. Smith. ID. D.. OF Richmond.
editor Of the Central Presbyterian,
preached at the First Presbyterian church
yesterday.
Six tramp steamships have entered this
port within the last forty-eight hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
"SANCTIFIED" IN CELLS
J. B, LYNCH. CHANDLER AND MRS.
SARAH E. COLLINS SENT TO JAIL.
The First Named for Eight Months s""
Fine of a25o-colins r. Aequiued'
Trial Of the Chincotsague Band.

tACCOMACK,,G. H., VA Nov. 5.-Spe-
cial.--Joseph Is. Lynch, William j. Chand-
Ter, John T.. Collins and Sarah II. ~
Inns, me four members OF the SahciIueu
Band being tried for nuisance, we.s
promptly In the courtroom with their
counsel this morning. and at 10 O'CLOCK
the judge ordered the trial 10 process.
Several more witnesses were nedru ~,
the defence, and two or three eAahii.SSe
in rebutfal with nothing new prousn.
out. This lis the third day taken up py
the county court with this charge, 10 .ns
exclusion OF all other business, ana ,ho
courthouse was again packed with iooh-
ers-on, but everybody who has wltnesseu
* hope never again Will there ARISE q
necessity for inquiring into sucn MAJ
ter by court OK justice in this land.
TOO BAD 10 PUBLISH
Part of the evidence has been so foul
that the attorney for the Commonwealth
advised the court in his closing arsu-
ment 10 the jury TO order from 'ne
sprinkled about the floor. Your CORES
pOJdcnt has never witnessed case ia
twenty-eignt years experience IN couit
where dozen or more OF white teinaie
witnesses, "sanctified people, shoNeu
half the eagerness to hear what was SAID,
and never a blush. II this is the erect
OF being sanctified we should al pray 10
be delivered from the manner Ausnt py
Joseph b. Lynch, OF Chinoteasue Is
land. The prosecution ana defence w., W.
ably managed and argued by the counsei
and Mr.. Spady insisted, with an .ns
emphasis at hts command, that IL was
purely imaginative to assert tnal n NE
client, Lynch was kin TO Bfsnani
Young or had been guilty In any sense
Of the ways Of a young Lotharlo'
THE VERDICT.
The argument over the jury was sent
TO their chamber and after cohsidefl,s
about thirty-hve minutes returned ll.o
court and rendered the FOLLOWING NVp
diet: Guilty as to defendant, Joseph -.
Lynch. with punishment eight months
in the county Jail and fined w; guii,y ~,
10 defendant. William J. Chandler. W ,.d
six months in Jail and q nne OF s.oo
guilty as TO defendant Sarah u. Coln .,dS
with four months in jail and hne1 Fiyg'
and not guilty as 10 defendant, Johh H.
Collins. ,.,
motion was made by defendants
counsel 10 set aside the verdict because
contrary To the law and evidence, Whlch
was argued at once and promptly over
ruled by the Court, and John u. Colllns
was discharged and judgment entered
against the other defendants I'm accord
ance with the above verdict, ana tney
were committed to jail, where they
will have some time TO reflect in cells
zone by one"
The sANCTIFIED UsNovED.
The convicted defendants showed no
emotion whatever, but remained qulet'
while John h. Collins seemed deeply al
fected by his good luck.
| believe the verdict Will meet the popu-
lar approval in Accomaek. Counsel Spady
gave notice that he would file q Dill OF
exceptions 10 the order OF the Court on
the first day OF the trial overrullng his
motion TO quash the indictment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
NEw WORK PRopUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. Flour steadier
and more active: winter wheat, low
grades, 81. sJq2 %, fair TO fancy, 81 loW
$50; patent, S2.6Jq2O1, Minnesota clear
81. SJlt2. 10. Southern hour quiet ana
steady: common 10 fair extra, $2lO43.OO;
good TO choice, S3.lOQ3O.
Wheat quiet at AGlc. higher and 1rm'
Options were active, excited. ana strong
at 5satc. advance; No. rcd closed; ne
cember j7Ac.; January, 3S;sc.; FEBRUARY
'V Corn dn GI and f rm; No. >, 59c., elevator;
5giLc. afoat options duh and lsqhc;
lower. with only a local trade, and held
bv the strength in wheat; November.
sc: January, 5i8ic.: May, 3fac.
dull; November. &c; January SHE; feb-
ruary, 354c; May, 36'sc.; No. = white.
November. &c. Spot-No ., 32A433c.'
mixed western. &5a Q33%c. white do''
33034bc.; white state, 3'0.1oc. mot
Wool quiet and steady; pu1ed' 1-H loo
Reef quiet: family, SlOOOQl2.00; extra
mess SS.00aSj %; beef hams duii al Slt.W
Ql7JO; tierced beef inactive city extra t,;
India mess, sl6O0Q16j0; cut meats dull
and easy: picked bellies. 500; shoulders
S5.0OG52j: hams. SS.75qo2o. -.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam,
s7.25; city, S650d700 Refined qliet.
continent. STG: South American, $780,
PORK steady: mess Si3.J0nltjO.
Rutter-Moderate receipts: State dairy
i3a22c: creamery, 17u&l2c; western
dairy, llGljc. creamery l5Q24c.; Elglns'
2lc. o,~7ou,o
Cotton seed oil dull; crude. Hg2@l5c.;
yellow, 2SQ2Si4c.
Petroleum steady. -,
Rosin dull: strained. $3.50 40
Tdrpentne quiet at 2sl2nHc
Rice steady; domestic iAq53sc.; Japan
Molasses-Fo nominal; New Or
leans. 27d36c.
Peanuts quiet.
CONGREGATIONS opened steady and
closed weak at 3O0iO points down; De
cember SIZES: March SLIGO May, Sll.3O:
September. $3.50. Spot Rio quiet and
steady: No Z, Sl5.2J
Sugar-Raw duh and unchanged. Re
fined active and steady; of A, ll-lGg
4c.. standard 4, l-lGa4hc.; cut-loaf.
~, ai billie; crushed, fad4 1o-l6c. gran
ulated, I 1-lG443-c.
cotton. I'd; grain, 2Ild. asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06

easy and demand freely suppiied No ,.',,n-
ana tan,,arv = Id: January and Feb
r rnr ae"A ia: February and March;
s-sa: March and April, G-5i; April and
May. 3 s-6ifis 9-6i; May ana lyme; i uDs
and Aug,,s, i3-Gf03 i4-ei. Futures
steady at the decline. Tenders 800 bales
new dockets. n H.. >,o,,o,-.
p. M.-November 2. sellers, Novem-
Der and December. 3: DecemDel AM yanu-
Ia. February and March, i-6i; March
and April. 3 5-Si: April and May. -;
May and June, s-e4; June and July
2 ii-si: July and August. i2-GiG3 1854.
Futures closed quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06

Switzerland. Egypt AMI other foreign
countries. Interpreted with these, pc.
lures, famous works OF arts. paintings ann
sculpture Will be cast upon the big white
canvass Local characters and views OF
prominent points IN Richmond viii re-
ceive their due share OF attention. AZ
tnc last general election The TinsCe build
Ing was the central point OF Interest, ana
vast crowds OF people gathered on Tenth
ana Bank streets. The Capitol Square was
occupied by thousands among whom we're
many ladies'. The stereopticon display
proved Sucn a popular success that there
VIII. doubtless, be an immense gathering
Tonight 10 witness It's repetition. The
dkpiay VIII begin with the first returns
ana continue until the last report Is re-
ceived. and everybody IL notified that the
quickest and most entertaining method OF
ascertaining the final result OF oil the
past days, weeks and months OF speech
making, personal canyassing and to-day
ballot casting VIII be 10 accept The
Times cordial invitation 10 attend the
exhibition tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
THs kAxcfIos Urn.
The Times VIII Give Magnificent sisf.
eoptieso Display Tc-Sikh'.

Could Professors stOddard ana Eagan.
the celebrated stereOpticon leftursrs. -
arrange a. % be ia Richmond to-night
they would zee = display mat would
make them green Win envy. The sief
eOpt!con - an instrument which ~ rnuen
used a. an Advertising medium ana in
plaay - TIE larger cities these mighty
exhibitions are quite feature
1Ne Times. appreciafinG the fact mat
thO9sends ~ PEOPLE viii ~ eager and
anxious % obtain accurafe and inn1e-
date returns from. not only Virginia.
but al over he counfFV. rave made
cOmplfte arrangement 70 accommodate
fhOee vho desire such information con
cernins to-dsy's election. II wiu be the
biggest show 81 the kind ever seeu IN
Every voter WHO n interested u, know
whether his ballot has sroughf forfb
fruit cSn have his hopes ~ fears thor
o1enIy ana promptly verified ~ 9ispele1
by taking 40 his stand fo-nlxhf IN Tenth
sfrse4 ia from a. The Times tlsl9fn0
h order that me citizens ~ Richmond
may be acquainted with the result II 10.
dars election returns ~ they come IN
TIE Times has arranged - ntlfz~ nas
nihneff SER s0r,ficon. operated bY IN ~.
pert. FsB d1faHed ssatennentx win 81
prOfnDtly ara clearly ehoVn % N ifo
fae SO screen eospef5ed from fhc Shsfer
beis1srg There VIII also - given beapfi-
flsi vssws a The col0snbfsH BxD6sifioh,