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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-30
Dru Goods.
VIM. Frank \ Co.
EASTER OFFERINGS.
Three Days, Monday, Tuesday and
WedmeslaN.

Only One Week Before Faster.
Everyone will be dressed in their
best. Cannot we help you to appear
well? We have grand stock of new
goods. The choicest spring novelties in
each and every department,
Special sale in each of these depart
ments: Ladies' Suits, Cloaks and
Capes, Separate Skirts, Silk Waists, In
fants' Wear, Muslin Garments.
Special sale in each of these depart
ments: Kid Gloves, Ostrich Boas,
Fancy Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear,
Dress Innings, Mems Furnishings
LADIES VELVET CAPES, sass.
New Spring Black Velvet Ladies'
Capes lower part trimmed all around
with Jet Embroidery; neck of ribbon
and lace; fancy changeable Silk lined;
$3.50 quality. Three days at s2.9S.
LADIES' BRAIDED DOUBLE CAPES
S1.25.
Black Double Cloth Capes, top cape
and collar handsomely silk Embroider-
ed; S2.25 value. Three days at s1.25.
Special three days sale in Silk. Vel
vet and Cloth Capes, at 1898, $4.9S, S. IS
to $1,000.
$1,000 ALL SILK LINED TAN JACK
ETS, $6.9S.
These coats of fine Tan Color Kersey.
latest revers front, back and sleeves,
elegant Pearl Buttons and all lined
throughout with fancy striped Silks,
only for three days at $685.
LADIES $500 BLACK DIAGONAL.
COATS. $500.
Spring Jackets of very fine all wool
Clay Diagonal, latest shape and half
silk lined, $500 everywhere; for this
sale, $500.
SKIRTS, $3.50
These Skirts are made of very hand
some figured BIilliantine, all lined and
velvet bound, worth $3.50; special at
S159
5-YARD INTERLINED BRILLIAN-
TINE SKIRTS, $2.9S
Here we offer skirts of elegant silky
figured Brilliantine, 5 yards wide, all
lined with percaline and interlined with
crinoline foundation and extra canvas
stiffening around bottom and velvet
bound; Skirts that sell az $500; special
at S29S.
$500 SILK OR CREPON SKIRTS, S49S.
Elegant Brocaded SILK Skirts, lined,
interlined and velvet faced, or heavy
black basket cloth crepon. lined
throughout with black Moreen, both
these skirts are cheap Il. $500 Three
days at s4.9S
SHOOK CORSETS. 4 SIDE STEELs,
soc.
Just think of this offer! Ladies' ex-
ira long wasted six hook corsets with
Four Side Steels, and boned health bust,
really cheap at $1.00; our special at soc.
LADIES DRAWERS WITH EN-
BROIDERY, CSC
These Drawers, made of fine Cotton,
tucks and deep ruffle of good embrod-
cry, 25c.
Also at Csc we offer our regular 33c
genuine Lonsdale Cambria Drawers,
hem and tucks.
| 781-783 Chapel street.
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Silks, Dress Goods, Laces, Parasols, Capes,
Waists, Suits, Skirts, Ribbons and Gle

SILK WAISTS
In Black and Colors, large Bishop
sleeves, shields and boned, $4.9S.
SILK WAISTS
In fancy Checks, LEG O. Mutton"
sleeves, good quality silk and we'll made
$3.50.
SILK WAISTS
In rich figured silks, new style col
lar. Bishop or "Doucet' sleeves,
$7.9S.
EASTER OFFERINGS
In Lace Curtains. Each of these pat
terms, Sh yards long, extra wide. beau
tiful Brussels designs, regular price
$500. Opening price, SIZE.
SHIRT WAISTS.
The largest line of Shirt Waists has
been one of our busy counters this
week. Monday we will open a more
varied selection of dainty Novelties.
SHIRT WAISTS
In fifty styles with skirt adjuster.
Bishop sleeves, 75c.
SHIRT WAISTS
In one hundred styles. and positively
the best sold at the money, $1.00. See
our other goods at $3.50 each.
EASTER OPENING IN
Ladies' Hosiery. A few lots will be
sold at this counter at about half the
regular value.
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200 dozen Mems Neckwear in all the
eleon effects; extra quality in silk.
Sold in New York and elsewhere at
s1.00. Our price, SOC each.
DRESS GOODS.
Grand Opening of Spring Dress Goods
lovely colors in Chameleon, Irrides-
cent and changeable effects. Also beau
tiful designs in Modes, Greys, Greens,
Lilac and Browns. 1t is with pride
we invite you to examine our collec-
tions, feeling assured that you will say
McIntyre's Dress Goods display is by
far the handsomest you ever saw.
While the prices are amazingly low.
50-INCH
Black and Navy Streamer Serges.
These are worth at least 75c yard.
Easter opening price soc.
Orly 1 dress to a customer.
AS ONE OF
The most remarkable bargains ever
giv+n in Dress Goods we name 4S-inch
Mohair and Wool Black Goods actual
ly worth S71a cents, at SOC yd
Special bargains will be given each
night during the opening from to 9
O'Clock.
ANOTHER GREAT
Offering in Black Crepon 4S-inch
wide. been selling at $l.00 each While
they last, soc yd
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The attention of the city authorities
is called to the bad condition of Can
ner street, between Autumn and st,
Roman streets. The walk has been in
bad condition for some time, but recent
rains have made it almost impossible
and in some places dangerous, The
water has cut a gulley nearly two feet
deep at the corner of st. Roman and
Gamer streets.
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Tremendous Bargains at
our Easter Opening. Don't
wait to see them in print.

LADIES' FULL REGULAR
Made Hose Hermsdorf Dye, worth
at least zoe pair. These we offer at
121sc pair.
LADIES' BLACK
Lisle Thread Hose Richelieu ribbed,
actual value half dollar. These will
go at Csc pair. Not over pairs to a
customer.
LADIES SILK VESTS
In Pink, Blue, Lavender, Black and
Cream, actual value 75c. Our price 400
each.
LACES.
This department is brim full of the
newest and most stylish laces and
trimming effects. 1t gives us great
pleasure to invite you to such a beauti-
full display of the loveliest creations
that ever came to this country. Our
prices are at least Is per cent. lower
than these Goods can be purchased in
any store.
SPECIAL
For this Opening, % pieces Oriental
Laces in Butter and Cream, 10 inches
wide, regular price 800. While they
last 19c yd.
A GREAT BARGAIN
In Black Laces; All Silk, 10 inches
wide, 25c I'd. Always sold at sec.
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Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, open
from S a. III. to 8 p. IN.

THE GREATEST
Bargain in America, 25 pieces %
inch Changeable Silks in lovely colors,
Taffeta effects, never sold under $1.25;
sold for that price in every store. This
we offer at 75c yd.
36-INCH PERCALES,
121ac grade, our price Sc I'd.
BATES
Seersucker and Ginghams, 1890
grade, at Sc yd.
36-INCH
Printed Lawns in dainty figures, worth
121sc, at Sc yd.
WE OFFER
The very fine Dimity in all the light
colors at 10c yd.
SPECIAL
Offering in 4O-inch Grass-CoIored b.
tiste at 121sc yd.
AN UNHEARD-OF
Bargain for this Opening only. 100
dozen All Linen Huck and Damask
Knotted Fringe and Hemstitcehd Tow
els, none worth less than S71sc each.
These will be sold, not over to a Gus
toner, at 19c each.
THE BEST
Cotton Waist sold, large sleeves and
stylish collar, Soc.
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OUR OPENING HAS PROVED A
SUCCESS BEYOND EXPECTA-
TIONS
WHAT PRETTY HATS! HOW
BEAUTIFUL ARE THE MATE
RAILS HOW FRENCHY AND
CHIC HOW STYLISH
THESE WE'RE THE EXCLAMA-
TIONS HEARD ON EVERY SIDE.
AND WHAT is BETTER, NEVER
BEFORE HAVE WE SOLD so
MANY TRIMMED GOODS AT AN
OPENING.
WE SHALL BE MORE THAN
PLEASED IF THE LADIES con-
TINUE TO VISIT ALL THE MIL
LINERY DEPARTMENTS IN THIS
CITY FIRST. AND RESERVE
THEIR LAST CALL FOR US.
COMPARISON ARE ODIOUS! WE
ARE NOT AT ALL CONCERNED
AS TO THE RESULT.
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AN ENORMOUS BARGAIN.
46-inch cofored Serges, SOC the lowest
previous price. Opening days at 25c yd
ALSO 3S-INCH
Vigoreux that We're 39c, will be sold
at Csc yd.
ALSO 42-INCH
Matlassee in dark effects, were soc,
will be sold at Csc yd.
42-INCH
All Wool Cheviots in neat Cheeky
effects, sec quality. Will be sold at 25c
yd.
BLACK GOODS.
10 pieces Black All Wool Crepon, sold
until now at $3.50 to beat all previous
bargains given. We offer these at SSc
yard.
Not over one dress to customer.
WE OFFER ....
A beautiful All Wool Golf suiting in
stylish Scotch mixtures, soc grade, at
SAC yd.
AS AN UNUSUAL
Bargain, we offer 40-inch All Wool Ger
man Novelties in neat. small figures
This cloth is retailed at SOC, whila wa
ask only 3Sc yd.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF Flowers in all designs, at half what
you pay elsewhere.
KID GLOVES.
Don't miss our great Easter Sale Of
Kid Gloves, the finest assortment of
faultless fitting gloves in newest colors
with backstitching, etc.-you ever
looked at.
AS A SPECIAL
Easter opening, we place on sale 100
dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, with en-
broidered backs, 4-button lengths, sold
in many stores at SIPS. Our price, 96c
pair.
100 DOZEN
Ladies' Kid Gloves. 4button lengths,
a splendid glove at s1.00. Our price 69c
pair.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
Of a specially good Kid Glove, with
clasps, at s1.00 pair.
SPECIAL SALE
Of $500 4-Button Kid Glove in new
est shades. While they last, s15O pair.
EASTER BARGAINS FOR MEN.
300 dozen Mems 4-in-hand Tecks.
Bows and Club House Ties, regular
value SOC. We mean it. You'll say SO,
too. Our price, 25c each.
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Special Bargains will be
given each night during
the opening from seven to
nine o'clock.
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Tremendous Bargains at
our Easter Opening. Do
not wait to see them in
print.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05

bow to the will Of the majority; but II. on
the other hand, thoughtful people per-
ceive that much IL lost to mankind, coll
lectively and individually. by neglecting
to study and TO practice the little courte-
sizes Of life. then let them not by negli-
gence and, as 1t were, unbeknown 10
themselves, permit these habits 10 pass
away without a struggle to maintain
them.
There are still in our midst many men
and women whose thoughtful courtesy
and kindly bearing are in marked
contrast with the ill-bred manners Of the
day. Let these bring their influence TO
bear on society at large. and by example
and precept do their utmost TO cause
the advent of the time when the British
nation. both at home and abroad, shall be
distinguished for the politeness OF its de-
meanor
ous-he could hardly be the reverse n he
tried; but in these days. when so many
lay claim 10 the title who possess few OF
the qualifications OF gentility, II may be
well to Joint out that a courteous manner
Is a quality which, especially in the pres
ent days OF rudeness, possesses a dis
tinctly commercial value. However boor-
ish we may be ourselves. we all appre-
ciate civility and courtesy in others We
would rather have dealings with a man
who treats us with civility, not TO say
with Difference, than with one who treads
on our corns and generally irritates US.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Epes Is Elected by About 1000 Ma


jOrity.
Petersburg: The returns from the
counties Of tho Fourth District are not
yet an in. but there is no doubt Of the
election of Mr.. Sidney P. Epes, the
Democratic candidate, over Mr.. r. T..
Thorn RepubMcan), by decided
majority. Prince George and DinWiddie
counties both give majorities for Bryan
and Epes.
PRINCE GEORGE.
Bland District-Bryan. 81; Mckinley, CO.;
Palmer. j; Epes, S. Thorp, 70.
Blackwater District-Bryan, 70; Mckin-
ley. s.; Palmer. ?; Epes, 50; Thorp, 10.
Templeton District-Bryan and Epes, Gl
majority.
Brandon District-McKinley and Thorp
Il majority.
DINWIDDIE.
sutherland-Bryan and Epes-1o2 ma
jority.
New Hope-Bryan and Epes-14 ma
jorlty.
LUNENBURG.
Meherrin: Full returns from Bunenbure
county gives Bryan so majority; Epes'
FOR Congress. G9S majority
PRINCE EDWARD.
Farmville Prince Edward gives the
Republicans q majority Of 100.
SUSSEX
Waverly: Official returns from all the
precincts i'm Sussex give Bryan n ma
jority of 34S, and Epes. for Congress- Ao1.
GREENESVILLE
Emporia: Returns from al the pre-
cincts Of this county are In. There is a
good majority for Bryan, Sewalh and
Epcs. and Democratic gain.
COMMITTEES CLAIM.
Petersburg: Reports received At Fourth
District headquarters. indicate that Epes
has carried the district by 200. Bryan s
vote is somewhat less.
"Old Virginia never tires
CHARLES y. MANN.
Secretary.
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for Congress, runs ahead OF the ticket.
Madison gives between 800 and coo ma ori-
ty for Bryan and Hay
MADISON.
Madison Courthouse: Find vote OF
Madison below:
For congrss-Hay DEMOCRACY. LIS:
majority COG: Walker Glepublican), 53g;
Hansberger 0; Forsyth, 1.
For President-Bryan. 10l2; majority,
$40; Mckinley. e9S; Levcring 81: Palmer. 0.
one precinct 10 hear from will give
Hay GO majority. Madison has covered
herself with glory.
SHENANDOAH.
Woodstock; Mckinley. 50 majority;
Hay, "A majority.
WINCHESTER AND FREDERICK.
Winchester: Complete official returns
from Winchester and Frederick county
give Bryan 1.0i6 majority over McKln-
ley. Hay, for Congress runs slightly
ahead of Bryan.
GREENE.
Barboursville: Greene county gives
Mckinley IS majority over Bryan for
President. Walkers Republican, ma
iority over Hay DemocraD for Con-
gress Is SO. Palmer and Buckner did
not get a vote I'm the county.
SHENANDOAH.
Woodstock: Correct but unofficial
returns from all the precincts OF this
(Shenandoah) county gave Mckinley a
plurality OF IS over Bryan-a gain OF 555
over the vote OF 1S92-and Hay. for Con-
gress. over Walker. n majority OF Ga
gain for Hay of 200 over Walkers ma
jority over Turner in 1891. Palmer re-
ceived 43 votes In the county. The vote
for Walker. who Is from this county. IS
discouraging TO the Republicans, as they
claimed the county by 800.
PAGE.
Luray: Page county gives Mckinley
a plurality OF 2S6 votes over Bryan-a
Democratic loss on the vote Of 1892 Of no
The returns on the vote for Congress are
not fully known. but IL IS likely that the
plurality Of Walker Republican, over
Hay OemocraO will fall slightly below
that for Mckinley. A very small vote was
poIled for the Palmer ticket. though
Harnsberger. for Congress. ran ahead OF
his ticket. The election passed Off quietly.
WARREN.
Front Royal: Bryan's majority in War
rem county is 6g7; Hays, over Walker
6l6-a Democratic loss of 15S.
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can gain OF lclf Princess Anne
Bryan 81, Mckinley eS3-Bryan's ma
iority 1913. Young SIC. Wise GO. whaley
2o-Democratc loss IS. Republican loss
90 Warwick county-Bryan 2SS McKin-
ley M5-McKinley's majority Ss9; Young
726. Wise 7G, Whaley 2j5. Newport
News-Bryan 23S. Mckinley N7-Mckln-
ley's majority Ia; Young sOi. Wise as.
Whaley "a neutrality-suspicious. La
Mckinley 45-Bryan's majority @s;
Young i3iO. Wise 80. Whaley lyO-Repub-
lican loss OF 1910.
Bfyan's majority I'm the above counties.
1874, Youngs majority. 1855.
Counting the above and all additional
precincts heard from In the Second Dis
trict. and statements Of matorities re-
ceivod In counties not included In the
above. Bryans majority as far as re-
turned IS i,709: Young's majority, 2,SS.
LATER.
Elizabeth City county-Bryan 57S, Nc
Kinlev McKnley's majority 3i6;
Young 403 Wise 1,0il, Whaley 5s-Republi-
can majority in 1892. 430. James City
county-Bryan, 2S6. Mckinley, S0j-McKin-
loy's majority 10; Young 270; Wise $Sl-
Republican majority In 1892 l65. VII
lamsburg-Bryan ll3; Mckinley %
Bryan's majority %: Young 12i, Wise ii6
Whaley g. York (One precincD-Bryan 335,
Mckinley 60. Young 32S. Wise u. Isle Of
Wight Ohree precincts)-Bryan 4O7, Nc
Kinley 3iO-Bryan's majority In the county
$40. Young iOi. Wise 27S. Whaley 81. In
1872 Democratic majority 75S. Nansemond
mine precircts)-Bryan 99i Mckinley
7S5-Bryans majority in the county 30;
Young .OJi. Wise O03. Whaley rs Cleve-
lands majority in 1892 was a.
The above represent all returns received
10 midnight Wednesday from Second
District All counties in the Second Dis
trict except Charles City give Bryan
1S99 majority. and Young OemocraD a
majority over Wise Gepublican) Of 2,5OS.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
Hon. William 4. Jones VIII Succeed
Himself.

Hon. William a. Jones VIII Succeed
Himself.
onarcock: The following IS the vote Of
Accomac for the President-Bryan. 3.15.
Mckinley. 1C5. Levering. 80; Palmer. 2s;
4aicheu. i. For Congress-W. A. Jones
Democrat. 22S; W. q. Tyler Republi-
cam. 1916; +. j. Winder Prohlbiuon).
lt' DssahOwer. 10. AS compared with the
vote % 1872. these figures show a Demo
eauc loss " 5f5 for President. and 16}
4f c2igrcssm man. The PrOhibltionists
.-'l just two votes less In the county
'-aD tley Ola four years ago.
KING AND QUEEN.
h.rg and Queen Courthouse: Complete
returns from this county give Bryan 2S9
majority, Jones' 30s majority.
MIDDLEsEX.
sslu1a Mlddlesex. official. Bryan. 68s;
= nihlty 6sl. COngress-Jones. 762;
''isf os0-a Democratic gain Of 5Jl.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
he thsviilo. Northumberland gives
...es llJ majority and Bryan 80 ma
.'y-a Democratic gain in the con-
i9nal vote and loss IN the prosi-
Genital vote.
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The Football Player.

Hartford Courant)
lie Is brave beyond a doubt,
Tho he never boasts about
Valiant deeds.
And the lusty college yell
Is the quaint admring knell
OF his needs.
From his shoulders. broad and square
To his merry Haunting hair
He's a man.
And he takes a "humming' knock
Like a stalwart wooden block
In the van.
He tackles" and he falls.
AS he guards the precious balls
For his life.
And his courage brightly CLOVIS
When he meets his sturdy foes
In the strife.
Then honor to the lad
In dingy padding clad
AS he plays.
May he win n yictor's place
From the heated, jostllng race
or these days.
ELIZABETH ALDEN CURTIS.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Ofey Elected by "a Plurality of
1850.

1885.
I.ynchburg: Lynchburg District has
been heard from with fair accuracy. 1t
re-olects Congressman Otey OemocraD
by 4g56 plurality over Radford, Bolter and
Republican. In this city over POO Demo-
cratic ballots were thrown out as de-
fcctive the new Parker ballot being long
and complicated Few Republican bal
lots were thrown out as word was passed
10 the negroes 20 pretend illiteracy IN
order TO have the judges mark their bal
lots. This was done in 50 per cent Of
cases. and the judges being familiar with
the ballot voted negroes faster than the
whites could vote. In the largest white
ward Of the city at least 300 Democrats
could not vote owing 10 the slowness OF
the poll Following are Otey's plurali-
ties. Halifax, 1859: Charlotte, lOSi;
Ivnchburg. 173; Bedford, 500; Roanoke
city. 500: Radford. 100; Campbell county.
800. Total, 5,l56. From this total must be
substracted 200 Republican majority In
Montgomery and Roanoke counties. Otey
ran considerably ahead OF his ticket.
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DEATHS.

BOWIE.-Entered into rest, Tuesday
night, Mrs. JOSEPHINE MURRAY
BOWIE, wife of A. Bowie. Jr.
Funeral from her late residence. 4I
east Main street, THIS AFTERNOON -
$3.50 o'clock.
Fredericksburg papers please coY3.
POATES.-Died, on Wednesday, No
vember 4, 1896. at 1880 A. M, WILLIE IL.
POATES, beloved husband OF Mollie 5.
Poates. in his 3lst year.
Funeral from his brothers. at Milford
Station, Caroline county, Va, TO-DAY
at 1890 o'clock. Interment at lakewood
Cemetery, Richmond, Va.
Washington papers please copy.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Following, with Previous Returns,
Elect Rixcy.

Stafford Mckinley. 1.OSi; Bryan, 600;
Rixey, Gao; McCaull, 1,O1.
LOUISA.
Louisa: Mckinley carried the county
by 25 majority. Harrison's majority in
1892 was II. Rixey. for Congress- received
a majority over McCaull of 81.
LOUDOUN.
Leesburg: The full vote Of Loudoun
county gives Bryan $40; Mckinley. 1.990
For Congress, Rixey gets 2.7S5: McCaull
.e6f Bryans vote Is an increase Of 20
over the Democratic vote of 1892. McKin-
ley's is an increase Of 252 over the Re
nublican vote Of the same year.
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The Word "GeptIeman.r
CThe Earl of Meath In the Nineteenth
CenfnrYl

CThe Earl OF Meath IN the nineteenth
Century,
The word gentleman" represents
British ideal. and Is untranslatable In
foreign languages; but, alasl the fine clay
OF which he Is made is daily becoming so
impregnated with coarse admixtures that
there Is danger lest, by the gradual dete-
rioration OF the quality OF the clay. So
ciety should mistake pottery for porcelain.
and should be content TO accept the
coarser for the finer article. IL would be
we'll for British men and women 20 con-
slider whether poiiteness is or Is not
worth preserving, They should make up
their minds on this point. and act ac-
cordingly. II they should decide that the
cultivation OF manners Is Incompatible
with nineteenth century IDEAS. and should
be allowed To die out with other Old
World notions. then. though some OF Us
may regret the decision. We must only
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TENTH DISTRICT.
stntc-secrctary Button CinimS Th"t
Flood i Elected.

stntc-sccrctary Button ClnimS That
Flood i Elected.
Appomattox: Flood is elected by n
close. but safe, majority. The eastern
counties gave him good majorities.
JOSEPH BUTTON.
AMHERST.
Amherst: Amherst county gave Bryan
F9G majority; Flood 57i majority This s.
official.
HIGHLAND.
Monterey: Returns from al the as
tricts in this county give Bryan ma
ioritv Of G6: Flood a majority OF 90 In
iSe2 Cleveland's aiority was 20
ROCKBRlDGE.
Lexington: Unofficial returns give Nc
Kinley 653 majority; Yost Republican).
for Congress. 702 majority-a Republican
gain of over 1900. o.. =
BATH.
Hot Springs: Full official returns for
Bath county give Flood Democrat a ma
iority OF 80. and Bryan 80 majority The
decoy ticket had three votes IN the coun-
~
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WOMEN KEPT OFF THE THRONE.
Sale Law I'm HfYect In Denmark
sweden. and Other Countries.

A relic Of prehistoric barbarism. OF
times when women were regarded as
soulless being, but one remove superior
10 the brute creation. Is that Sale law
which debars the fair sex from all rights
OF succession 10 most of the thrones Of
Europe. says the Cincinnati Enquirer. No
one knows with any degree OF certainty
the origin of this law, although many
theories and arguments have been adj
vanced regarding IT,. yet there Is no law
that has been the cause OF so much
bloodshed and desolation throughout the
last 500 years.
Nearly all the historic wars that nave
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HANOVER CCOMPLETE.

Full and complete returns from Han
over county give the vote as follows:
Bryan, 1893; Mckinley, 1887; Levering
o.: Palmer. "a; Lamb. 1875; L. l.. Lewis
1852: Atwood 8; Mitchell. /; w. II. Lewis
"a: Z. L. Lewis. 10.
Bryan's plurality. 162; Lambs plurali-
". 153.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-05
CAPT. LAMBS GREAT VICTORY.
His Plurality One of the. Largest
Given I'm the state.

Given I'm the state.
Captain John Lamb was one Of the
happiest men TO be seen on Main street
yesterday. JIe could hardly make mis-
way through the crowd. so eager were
his host Of friends to shake his hand
and congratulate him on defeating Lewis
by 400 majority.
The returns from the Third District,
printed I'm yesterdays Dispatch. were the
most complete ever given here on the
morning after an election. Practically
all the figures were given, except from
a few precincts in New Kent King VIII
liam. and Chesterfield counties, and these,
which are yet TO come In, viii not ma
terially affect Lambs plurality Of over
1900. OF course, the Republicans want
20 contest Captain Lambs election. That
IS their usual disposition.
GOOCHLAND'S VOTE IN DETAIL.
The returns from Goochland show the
vote in that county to have been as fol-
lows