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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07

Three Cottages and the Gymnasium
Burned

. BETHEL ACADEMY, VA. March
'Special-Fire broke out in one of the
cottages Of the Academy this evening.
and being famed by a brisk wind. soon
consumed three cottages and the old
gymnasium. where the commencement
exercises have taken place for twenty
five years.
Although these buildings will be soon
rebuilt the historic associations of the
ola pavilion are gone forever. The
cadets fought game light. and but for
their pluck and energy several other
buildings must have gone.
The property was partially insured. No
one was hurt. and everything will soon
be In working order again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
KING SEOKGE JAZZ BURNED
The Building Destroyed Com pIefeIy-.Prob
ably Fired by tho Inmates.

KING GEORGE. VA, March 6.-Spe-
cial-The county Jail was burned TO the
ground this morning about 1920 O'Clock.
when the fire was discovered IL was too
late TO save the building IL is thought
1t was fired by the inmates, Ed. Kennedy
and James Harvey. who are now held un-
der guard awaiting the action OF the
grand jury. The loss is about $3.50. There
is no insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
WHITE GOODS.

English Long Cloth, fine and
sheer, u yards to apiece, $l.5O
piece.
40-inch India Linen, fine and
sheer, 12!c. yard.
Tho F.P. Co. English Nainsook,
made expressly for us, and a very
superior quality, II yards in a
piece, $3.50 per Il yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
Drove OH tie MnrkIuau

ATLANTA, GA, March GA party of
ten or fifteen armed men drove on seven
ty-iNe laborers who were tearing up he
track of the Lucill Park Electric railway
last night. The iron ties and trolley
were being carted away by employees OF
the Hale Investment Company. This
company bought the line at the receivers
sale. Property owners who gave the pro-
moters of the Lucill Park line the right
of way objected to the road being de-
Stroyed and made the laborers desist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
4 Pretty Frederic Shury Marriage

FKEDEKICKSBURG VA, March G.
Special.-Mr. Peter Vivian Daniel Con-
way. of the banking house of Conway.
Gordon n Garnett. and Miss Letita y.
Stansbury, daughter of the late John l..
Stansbury, both of this city, were mar
ried this evening at the residence of
The brides mother, Rev j. G. Gray Off
ciating. They left tonight for an ex-
tended southern bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
The s Hall-Pox Epidemic.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March 6.-The
Little Rock board OF health has issued
a quarantine order against Hot Springs
on account of small pox. Last evening
two men were arrested while coming
into the city from Hot Springs. Small
pox has appeared at Hollywood. Forty
cases were reported at Hot Springs To-
day. There are two cases at Malvern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
Slattery Lectures In Atlanta.

ATL ANITA, CA. March 6.-Joseph Stat
terry. the ex-priest, lsctured at the Ameri-
can Protective Association Hall here to-
night TO 30 people. His appearance has
created no sensation and very little ell
thusiasm among sympathzers. No at
tempt was made TO enter the Gate City
Guards Armory." A detail Of police
attended the lecture. but there was not
the s1ixhtest disorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
A Schooner In Distress

WILMINGTON. n. c.. March 6.-The
schooner Greeneaf Johnson, hence for
New York. after having been ashore on
Frying Pan, Nas put IN at Lookout leak
ing. This vessel sailed from Southport
last Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
Fatal Gas EXplo ion.

KANSAS CITY, MO. March 6.--Gas es-
Gaping from leaky pipe i'm the Office
of Lewis Day. real estate agent, to-
day caught fire and exploded, fatally in
juring John Lynch and hurting Billy Nc
Cormck and Clarence McElroy all fire.
men. and destroying the building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
b.si O Il Matters

FOREST DEPOT. VA. March 6.-spe-
eial.-in this section Of Bedford county
the mild weather has about melted the
enewdrifts which have been such bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07
Cadets FIR. on heroes.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 6-Ne-
one hundred shots near thu State Agyi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-07

CONSTANTINOPLE. March 6-.Count
Gropelio. secretary OF the Italian Embas-
sy here, died OF cholera to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

ready occupied by another, or 10 occupy booth
more than five minutes in all the booths are
in use and electors waiting TO occupy the SAM OF
TO speak 10 or converse with any one except az
herein provided while within the guard (sec-
ton lOD
FRIENDS" ALLOWED.
ANY voter who makes oath Of physical disability
or illiteracy as the law prescrbes may choose two
of the election officers. both Of whom shall not be OF
the same political faith. TO enter the booths with
him to assist him in preparing his ballot Ana
mo voter shall otherwise ask or receive the assist
ance OF any person within the polling-plac IN the
nrenara tion OF his ballot or divulge to any one
for whom he intends vote or has voted 'Sec-
ton 1867 80, 3,
Having prepared his ballot. the eector shal.
leave the voting BOOTH with his ballot folded so as
10 conceal the face of the ballot but show the in
dorsement and fac-simile OF the signature or the
official on the back thereof. and. keeping the same
so folded shall proceed at once to the Inspector IN
charge Of the ballO-bOX. and shall oner the same
10 such Inspector" (Section 1867
Although the law does not indicate 10 the elector
how he shall fold his ballot after marking II pre-
paratory 10 voting am OF the opinion That. II ne
rcfods IT, while he is I'm the booth. In the manner
ard form In which he received II from the ballot
clerk the law in this regard will be complied with.
folded outside the voting booth" And every
elector who does not vote ballot delivered TO him
by the ballot officer shall before passing outside OF
the guard-rail return such ballot 10 such officer
(Seciion 1867 r. F.. HANCOCK.
AtfOrneV-(ie General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

In the With such u %e Pave B Fora a anne
Halpin for New York. the influence OF mat par OF
the State which lies below the Harlem WIZ DC I'M
paId WITH s confdence that there will be enough in
dependent Republicans N me Sshd,e 10 "1 pss LIZ
ZION viii be vastly improved There will probably
be at least six antiPlatt Republicans rom telow
the Harlem. These, with three rom lie .oq u,
and such uncoarea men from the S9nsry s 81 M
and possessing brains enough to make !; self felt
perceptby in every act Of legislation %och
also taken as a whole. snow marked improvement
those OF recent years.
Thus Tar there has been little n any personal
abuse or vituperation in the campaign. ard there
is little prospect Of any The newspapers generally
are against II. "The Angelica i,epuoli can. for
example condemns the blackguarding and DEAN
ing and beling Of opposition nominees and OF hon.
orabe public officials and public servlais.' This
The Dansville Advertiser declares is the proper
b and saas M "aa t[' ssn
ca tional and profitable. instead of delnorahzing
morally and financially.
The Utica Press" thinks that las example Of
heroic devotion TO party. the acceptance OF James
L. Dempsey OF Clinton. OF the Oemocrl;is hc'nir,-
ton for member o, Assembly In the III Distr'ci
noteworthy
some o, the state papers appareatly still labor
under a new conception o. Judge Gaynors dsciina-
ton OF the CitizenE Mayoralty nom alton. To
4
PLANTATION. utterly regardless OF the lrdses feelings;
"Nlr Gaynor was never offered tire INDEPENDENT
| nomination He received a Citizens nomination.
| which amounted 10 wind. He waited TO see whether
this wind would blow. the regular and tn. irc..
! pendent nomination his way. The wial do not
get i'm its expected work and hen Gayncr vert
back again TO recline upon the hand OF PROVIDENCE
Brooklyn politicians say that Mr.. Grou the DEM
| ocratic candidate for Mayor. wno cbIec -ed e
| Messrs Corey and McCsrren candidates. VIII
regret his scrupuous expressions Oh ELECTION Day.
| Both veterans. and WELD 4 powe-frl IN
| nuence In their respective districts.
| With an eve TO National issues The HUDSON
Republican" observes: In order 10 arcen.ua,e tire
fact that this il shoddy Administration. II IL only
| necessary to point out iha; under thu Mckinney law
in 1864 shoddy imports were ort .l' Wi ounos
| while under Clrvaland!sm and trse TRACE the I'M
ports jumped up to i7sss.5s3 pounds \ snoao% Al
| minstraton? Well. rather
| 1T is no part OF a Republicans duty" says The
| Buffalo News" TO throw the election into the
hands OF the chaos-breedng Democracy. The lsaSer
| who undertakes such task viii assume se-Ious
| responsibility"
| NEJEDI.y WILL NOT RUN FOR ASSEMBLY.
| Joseph T. Nejedly. who was nominated BY the
| New-York State Democracy for Member OF Assem-
bly in the XVIII Assembly District yesterday
aled a letter at the Election Bureau declining ne
nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

the spaces which contain the names OF me ca J., u,
dates is another space onehaI Dy h
mark. , 1900. - ,,, ,,,
ballot and proceeds TO mark the same preparatory 10
''''"e no EXTRA MARKS ALLOWED.
Z TT shall not be lawful TO make any mark upon
the official ballot other than the cross (N) mark
win a mcneil having black lead or TO mark, deface
or tear a ballot in any manner, for the purpose OF
identifying the same or to erase any printed device
figure or word therefrom. or to write any,hhlms
,he Vote desires to vote which is not printed on
ne ballot Aqd h "a Gny o II the secO% @ Xad
any ballot from which there shall have been erased
any h Ur,,ien any word or words other than the
name of candidate, as above proviueu sia an pe
mon the ballot must DE made by pencil having
black lead 800, ,... .. ,,,lo,,r, r,,les in
marking ms eector desires to vote straight ticket
or in other words for each and every cahdldale OF
one party for whatever Office nominated ne sha"
5n Make cross OK mark in the circular space
below the device and above the name OF the party
the M hJa o cross * mark the left Of and
posite the Of each ana evGry c ,hnres Z"
suSn p ~ he eector desires mixed ticket
or in other words. for candidates Oh ui"'ie"
m n making cross (X) mark in the circular
space above me h am HANK space before the name
Of each candidate for whom he desires 10 vote Oh
whsteyer cae cro ns o% mark in the circular
ahoy. ibe name OF a party. some Of whose candl-
aa,es he desires to vote for and then MAKE crosS
~ mark before the name or any cahuluatc OF any
~, ,'ar,v Tor whom he may desire 10 vote IN
the cross (%) mark In the circular space
49, ,ha name OF party viii cast the e.ector ;
vote for every candidate on the Ticker VI sue pa
exc.nt for Offices for which candidates at ma
- III. nartv tickets and the cross "a marx pc
fore the names or sucn caiiui"" "
electors vote for them
NAMES NOT on THE TICKET
- , desires 10 vote for any person
whose name does not appear on the 'i0Nea ~ ra'
suhetitu,e IN. name by writing II WIN pe,'i "a'"s
black lead IN the proper place In the Dunn O'
~ ,h r,cht NJ the ballot. and making a Cross ~
1T on 7he hlank space at the left OF 'he "e ~
Wiz a.. sIec,or mark more names than 'n t are
nersons 10 be elected 10 an Orhce' 20 ,he vo,sr's
rsason ~ is impossible to deternine, w .,aH no,
choice for office to be heu ~"
be counted for such once. ton for n particular
..If there should be no nomna.iVn ~ inadyertance
office by any political party, or ~ ~ -agriarv nom
W o,h.r.se the name OF a candidate TVS 80, IL
$3.50 hv such marty should be omItteu I o,
aiiot ard the elector desires 10 Vote 10. ,bn
IN mi surh office he do so ~ 80 vote in the
20 ~. ,areor for whom he desires 10 w 81
space underneath the heading or , 81 the ballot
ONCE in the blank column on the Is the name so
and making cross M Hlaih 49,"
written" lSectiOn lW -,,as thar only the
ia main from the foregoing iucs, haliot
cross * mark can be used IN MAJ nS the voters
and that such mark is the indch'o "
intentions. 90 occupy q booth al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

HOW BALLOTS UNDER THE RAINEs LAW
ARE TO BE CAST.
EXPLICIT INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF ELEc-
rops-rNpoRTANT FEATURES OF THE
As-ETT RAII.OT
BLANKET BALLOT.


e ToRs-IMpoRrANT FEATURES OF THE
BLANKET BALLOT.
Albany oct Is (SpeciaD.-DscussiOn Of the
various features Of the new ballot law become
more and more lively with the progress OF the
campaign Questions about its most important
feature have been pouring in on the Attorney
General in endless variety These have been
answered as far possible, but this piecemeai
process not being satisfactory. the Attorney
.- General at the request OF The Tribune recently
directed one Of his deputies. Mr.. Mccormick TO
prepare resume the law FOR publication This
was done and in the circular herewith presented
every important point will be found carefully
covered The circular is follows:
So man, requests have been made to this Depart
ment ron III parts of the State for advice as TO
the manner OF preparing the ballot and voting the
ter $40 Of the Laws of 1ss5-popularly known as
The Raines Ballot Law or ne bla .a narV.
l. Upon entering the polling place the voter sha J
give his name and II In a city or village containing
900 inhabitants and over his residence by stree,
and number' to the ballot clerk. I-reqpred By the
inspectors the shall also state whsther ne -
over or under twenty-one years Ola
HOW TO FOLD THE BALLOT
Thereupon. II the voter is entitled TO vote, the
baro, clerk shall fold the ballot ''in the proper
manner for voting. which is. hEst cross"ise' by
bringing the bottom Of each ballot up 70 the perior
stsd line. and then folding both SIDES 10 the centre
or toward the centre. ir SUCH manner INA, "heI
folded the face Of each ballot shall be concsaIeu ana
the printed number the stub ana ths 81
on the back If the ballot shall be visible, 90 tIe
stub can be removed without removing any o,he :,
part OF the ballot and without exposing any par o,
the face OF the ballot below the STUB ana 80 MAJ ma
when folded the ballot shall not be more IMAM Iou'
inches wide" Ballot law. Section l0Sl -, u,
3. After folding the ballot the ballot cierh VIII
deliver the 10 the a., -.
s. On resolving his ballot, so fooe1 me nV,er
snal. forthwith retire alone TO one OF INC so'i.
booths. where he shall unfold and marx NE oaio'
as hereafter described" Section lOi) =,
% On the ballot containing the names OF canui-
oates FOR Office. political party VIII navt a
lines
Al the top Of each column will be found me
partys device. or emblem; and just below sscn ne
wee or emblem will be circle. ana uhuei I'M
e.rce VIII be found the words which designate We
ygarE. such as Republican Ticket, DemoSlA,ie
.hhcket prohibition Ticket. and so on. rhpel
ne designation or party name the respective couns
ruled INTO spaces In which are the names o. me
.nssspecilVe party candidates. with the tue OF us
vince 10 which they nominated. To the ieit OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
HOW TO MAKE Up THE OFFICIAL BALLOT

THE QUESTION WHICH THE ToIIcE Bo~nD MUST
DECIDE.
The Police Board met yesterday morning Com
missioner Parker absent The other Commits
soners had talk about the question whicn is
agitating political circles just 10 whether
the fusion ticket will be headed by more than one
State ticket the official ballot. The matter was
brought up by Commissioner Roosevelt who intro
duced the subject by asking: What about the
rooster on the Democratic ballot? | was walked mp
after got 70 sleep last night and asked about this
matter"
"rhe rooster Is Growing" said Colonel Grant
AS he will be after election" remarked Mr.. An
drews.
The OBrenite is away" said the President.
looking over in the direction OF Commissioner Par
ker's seat. - want the State Democrat to tel rs
abou; this matter" he stated turning TO Mr. An
dreys Ire latter said that the question was
whether or MOI the whole city fusion ticket shall
be printed under both the Republican and Demo
cratic State tickets the official ballot. As soon
some political party makes the issue We shall
have the matter before US and decide II. ! nave
made up my mind what = 10 be done. he said
The Board viii meet to-day 80 discuss the ques-
ton further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
To DECIDE BALLOT QUESTIONS.

The Police Commissioners will hold a special meet
ing this morning to aci on election matters. They
VIII decide whether or not the fusion ticket shall
be printed under both the Republican and Demo
cratic State tickets on the Official ballctA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

mmA~m
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

NEJEDI.y WILL NOT RUN FOR ASSEMBLY.
Joseph f. Nejedly. who was nominated by the
New-York State Democracy for Member OF Assem-
blv IN the XXVIth Assembly District. yesterday
aed a letter at the Election Bureau declining The
nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

1T is no part OF a Republicans dn'y. says Tine
Buffalo News" TO throw the election into the
hands OF the chaos breeding Democ.,cy. The lsaeer
responsibility"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25
I~,txrmbnrnrr Dntrttr.

Slid bas enioe berlOren. Der un=
9liiflihe, abgefallene &atbolit benz oas
Sranoseihen bes furbtbarit entieb=
li6lten Yerratbes. bes Serratbes
an einem 8otte anbaftet; Der li1
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Sag ieiner erlten bl. &pmmnnion per=
flu6t, neil er ibm ieineu gebro6enen
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er in bic Sano BEG Yrieiters nieoerlegte
uno 81 benz er Die gauge 0emcinoe als
Seueen anrief. Sod wenosn mir
inns alb; mir baben genll9 bes unieli=
gen Siloes 9eieben I'm uns Dor
Dem idredliden Souie gu warncn.
Gs 1T niAt unierer Sahe ST. rihten.
MO9s 8ptt benz Gibbriidigen gnaoi9
iein, uno mDge Der Sag Der eriten bI.
communion Der Ginoer I III uns itets
Elm Sag frober, ~freuoiger Grinnering
az unier aettgegebenes uno gebaltenes
Geripreden. uno Der unterpfano elmer
gliidli9eren, nimmerenOenoen 3utunft
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25

bel ourteler Nabt, ionoern MIR bel
beilcm Sage bplle 6rcibeit gum @ons
oeln bat, 10 aud Der @eilt mir i'm
Sibte Der gDabrbcit. 9cmdB ben Wors
ten @briti: ySie g8obrbeit Wiro ehh
trei maben." Die Emancipation bon
Der STRIDE, Der yebrerin Der @abrbeit.
mabt ben Weniben nibt 9eiiiig irci.
lnnoern bringt ibn erit re6t in Die gei=
lti9e Stlaperei uno Nbbln9isteit bon
Srrlebrern uno Nbenteuern, wel1e i'm
6lnliern umbertappen uno li6 su Sii6=
rsrt Der Wlenibbeit auiwerfen.
Sa'elbe gilt bon Der perIDnlihen
Treibeit. Sc wiliger Elm Mtenib iei=
men Gltern, Dem Staate uno Der Stride
9ebor9t, oelto eroBeren Spielraum
Tam ieiner 6reibeit 9elalien meroen,
llno oelto peni9er 3ipang brau6t an=
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Sott uils oieielbe sc9ebeu, oauu miro
lte nm 10 GROCER lein, je ppatOmmener
Die bdnslibe, Die biirgerli6e uno tirb=
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Ter Sebprlam aeSen bieie orei NutOri=
tatcn lit. Sm 8egentbeil miro Die
6reibeit in benz MaBe abnebmen als
Die 8eleBe Mn6riltli4, un9ereht uno
Die llebertretungen 3ablreid meroen.
Was entitebt, tpenri ein Wolt ii6 BON
Sptt, .DDn Der Sbrigteit nnb BON Der
Stride emansipirt? IS sntltebt bic
@lflOiun9 oes Staates, Der 8emejnoe,
uno ielblt Der Samilis. IS sntliebt
Die Sarbarei, Die leberihwemmun9
aller Cater, Die Na6t oes Seioen=
tbums. Der Sortibritt, Die Sreibeit
lit alsoann an ibrem GnoSiel ange=
lan0t.
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geprieienen Gent, Geoe= uno Yre6-
frcibeit mag Wobl Die Weni6en bon
Der Itaatliben. tirhliban unb. bdus=
llhen Nrtoritdt eman;ipiren wolen,
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nldt 9eben. Gr SWinat pielmebr Die
Glterl, ben Staat uno Die Stride bic
3ipnn9smaBregeln Su Derlnebren. nm
bic Nuslbreitun9en oieler uu9ebuuoe=
nen SreiBeit 81 D%erhinoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25
3um fIbcrmcn Yriciterjnbt;
Iaunt oes bp6iu'iten Sts
Idols bon Ga GroHe,
gSiScunfu.

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fer eiueu geri6t iiber bic 6eier oes
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ga GrOiie.
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bic Se9enswiinide aler feiner Sarosz
leute, Der &urembur9er uub Sllren=
Der @lneritaner bin3u3ufigen, oeren
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