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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arr

Arrived.
MONDAY, January g.
Stmr Columbia, Boles, 1894 hours from Portland,
via Astoria 4414 hours; pass and mdse to r 81 N
Stmr st Paul. Green 70 hours from Newport, etc;
pass and mdse. to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Albion, Lundqust, 16 hours from Albion;
32 NJ it lumber, 5S0S ties, to Albion Lumber Co.
Stmr santa Cruz, Nicholson, 60 hours from San
Diego; produce, TO Goodall, Perkins 81 Co.
Stmr Greenwood. Carlson. II hours from Cleone;
r T ties and piles, to L White Lumber Co.
Stmr Protection, Elefsen, 90 hours from Grays
Harbor lumber, to Slade Lumber Co.
Stmr Excelsior, Higgins, "a hours Eu-
reka; lumber, for southern ports. Put in to land
passengers.
Stmr WalIa Walla Wallace, Ia hours from
victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse, to-
GoOdall, Perkins & Co.
schr Mary c, Campbell - hours firm Bodega; -
bxs butter, TO Ross Il Hewlett
Cleared.
MONDAY, January 6.
stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka; GoodaI, Perkins
Br ship Beecroft, MERCER Hull; Eppinger & Co.
Br ship Thomasina Mcclellan Mann. Queens
town; Eppinger& Co.
Schr Eva, Klitgaard. Champerico: Chas Nelson.
sailed
MONDAY. January 6.
Stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka.
Stmr Westport, Petersen.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander San Diego etc.
Haw ship John Ena, Madsen, Sydney.
Teiegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-January 6-10 P M-Weather
hazy; wind NE: velocity miles.
The schr 81 Wright loads redwood at Eureka
for Honolulu; bktn Katie Flicknger, lumber
the Sound for Shanghai, Sis Sd; bktn ModOc, lum-
Der on the Sound for Santa Rosalia.
Spoken.
Nov 12-No lat or long, Br ship Buteshire, from
Swansea, for San Francisco
Dec 11-Lat n, long q w, Br ship Celtic Queen
from Cardiff, for Santa Rosaia.
Domestic Ports.
UMPoUA-Arrived Jan 3-Schr Lily. hence Dec
81.
Sailed Jan S-Schr Lucy, for San Pedro.
ASTORIA-Arrived Jan 6-Stmr STATE of Cali
fornia, hence Jan a; Br bark Glengaber from New
castle, NSW.
Sailed Jan 5-Stmr Alice Blanchard, for San
Francisco.
POINT REYES-Passed Jan 6-Stmr Pasadena
from Eureka, for San Pedro.
TACOMA-Arrived Jan 6-Schr Prosper, from
San Pedro.
NEWPORT-Arrived Jan 6-Stmr Navarro, firm
Fort Bragg.
sailed Jan 6-stmr Caspar, for Caspar.
CASPAR-Sailed Jan 6-Stmr Jewel.
PORT Los ANGELES-Arrived Jan 5-Stmr
Alcatraz. from Point Arena.
Sailed Jan 6-Stmr Progress, for Departure Bay.
COOS BAY-Arrived Jan 6-Stmr Arago, hence
Jan A.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Jan 5-Stmr Whites
boro, hence Jan 4; Dec 6-Stmr Cleone, hence
Jan 5.
SAN PEDRO-sailed Jan 6-schr Louise for
Umpqua
EUREKA-Arrived Jan 6-schr Jessie Minor
hen ce Dec l. schr BERTHE Minor. from San Pedro.
Stmr Excelsior, Higgins southern coast.
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Foreign Ports.

HON Jan 6-Br stmr Gaelic,
hence Dec II.
YOKOHAMA-SailedJ Jan 3-Br stmr Empress
OF Japan. for Vancouver; Dec 5-Br stmr Coptic,
for San Francisco, via Honolulu.
Movements of Trans Atlantic steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Jan 6-Stmr La Gascogne
from Hayre: stmr Phonica, from Hamburg: stmr
Venetia, from Copenhagen.
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.

GOVERNMENT MONEY IN THIS CITY.
C. p. Berry, Assistant Treasurer United States at
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

(Via SausalitO Ferry)
From San Francisco, beginning October 81 1895.
WEEKDAYS.
For Mill Valley and san Rafael 80, 9.1b IL 90
AN; as. 3:45 5:l5, $3.50 P. N.
San Quentin-7:30 9 :15 A. NJ; LAD, 5:16 P II.
Extra trips for san Rafael on Mondays, Wedne~
days and Saturdays at 1880 p. N.
SUNDAYS
For Mil Valley, San Rafael and San Quentin.
500 1000 IL 80 A. NJ. 80, 500, AGO. S6:lH
Pm ~Does not run TO San Qnentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
ESQ A. NJ MISREPRESENTATION and way stationA
LAS P. NJ aturdays-Tomales and way stationa
800 A n. Sundays-Point Reyes ana way stntionA
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InpOrtations.

GOLETA-Per Santa Cruz-S cs honey, SKIS
| beeswax. q cs pampas plumes
Lompoc-1 cs Holsters, roll leather pkg iron,
2 cs boots and Shoes 20 eggs, 1l5 SKIS potatoes
3O7 SKIS mustard, so bxs dried prunes, 80 bxs dried
apples, bx apples, SIX earth, cs mdse
SAN PEDRO-Per st Pablo bxs vegetables,
30 pkgs mdse.
Newport-252I SKIS corn, 20 bxs raisns, so bxs
lemons, 1855 bxs oranges.
East San Pedro-l0 canned goods pkgs
mdse.
| Los Angeles via L A Ry-l96 bxs oranges, "a
! pkgs mdse, cattle.
r Co from San Pedro-25 cs eggs, pkgs mdse,
| 4 b1s oranges.
! Hueneme-3 bxs butter, 9 bdls hides.
Ventura-4 cs eggs, bdls hides bx butter, 81
bdls green hides pkgs mdse, 1876 bxs oranges, 80
| bxs lemons, LOT pkgs mdse.
Gaviota-36 SKIS crawfsh, pkg mdse.
| Santa Barbara-1O cs oil, 81 bxs lemons, 8 SKIS
| chill pepers.
! Port Harford-211a cs eggs, 81 bxs butter, b1
| mdse, cs cheese, 3 bdls hides, 10 bxs fish
Cayucos-1 pkg mdse, cs eggs, 25 bxS butter.
| ~ Dbl tallow, bdl hides, 25 dressed calves,
i San Simeon-S pkgs mdSe "a 19 bXs tub butter,
| 5 cs eggs SKIS abaones, IA dressed calves, bdl
| hides, bxs fish, 2 SKIS quail.
PORT LAND AND ASTORIA-Per Columbia
1886 SKIS barley, 1859 SKIS potatoes, 1414 SKIS oats,
2262 SKIS 40S hf-sks 1884 gunnies flour. 2S) SKIS
middlings, 1910 SKIS BRAN $50 SKIS shorts 444 bds
paper, 80 pkgs candy patent medicine, l l
photo goods, Ia burial cases, 122 pkgs crackers
bales cS blankets, bales woolens, 65 SKI dried
prunes rs bxs apples, 36S SKIS onions, 1000 SKIS
salt, 334 pkgs furniture hdls fax Irvine. coops
fowl, II SKIS almonds, ia cs eggs 1S pkgs metal,
l457 bdls hides. 200 SKIS wheat, % pkgs iron, 4
ish 20 bdls 4s2 SKIS fertilizer, 10 cs salmon.
| So SKIS oysters, $500 it lumber, l DIX wagon
tongues. bx hardware II kegs nails.
Consignees,
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A for Morning for Afternoon
Sundays excepted Saturdays only.
Sundays only
II Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
GTuesdays ard Saturdays sSundays and Thursdsyx
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Onsignees.

Per st PAUL. Scatena & Co; II Dutard; Deere
Imp Co. Wetmore Bros; McDonough & Runyon;
H Cain d CO.. Gould & Jaudin: f r Stevens Il Co;
d Biagi & Co; Wieland Brewing Co; Thomas |;
Garcia d Maggini; Hooper II Jennings; de Mar
TIM & Co; l. q Sresovch 81 Co: E Whitney Il CO..
Dairymen's Union; BssngerG Co; A Pallies: Gen
eral Electric Co; w Sumner IL Co; City Front
Stables Gray Il Barbieri: Wood, Curtis & Co; Cal
Product Co. ID h Allison Il Co: lmmel IL CO.. Chas
jacobson d Co; Ivancovich & Co; A Paladini; c
Nauman; American Union Fish Co: w Mitchell;
Dodge Sweeney & Co: Wheaton, Breon 6 Co; V d
Virgilio; De Bernardo & Co; Sawyer Tanning Co:
FEELING, Greasy & Co; Brigham, Hoppe & Co; + Uri
d Co; Kirchmann 81 Co; Norton, Teller IL Co:
Sinsheimer Bros; Baker & Hamilton; ] Hoffman:
Chas Montgomery & Co; Marshall, Teggart & Co:
Q Smith & Co; Schweitzer tS Co. l. d Stone & Co
kowalsky d Co; Getz Bros 81 Co; Bay City Soda
| Works; Chicago Brewery: Hammond & Brod; II
Waldeck; w B Sumner q Co; Alfred Wyss; Labor
| Exchange.
| Bros; Wieland Brewing Co; Cal Tule Association /;
Standard Oil Co: Jones & Co.. Tillmann d Bendel :
buckingham, Hecht & Co; Sherry, Ava & Co: S
| Levy IL Co: w Price d Co; Geo w McNear; Jas
| X Russell; Miller, loss d Scott; S Blum & Co.
Per Coumbia-Murray q Steinhagen; H Dutard I:
John English; Otis McAIlister & Co; c F Morris
| d. Co; McDonough & Runyon; E r Stevens d Co:
| Dalton Bros; Wolf d Son; Chambers Price 4, Co
! 81 Co: Allen ~ Lewis; Schwabacher Bros; Multi
| nomah Fruit Changers Association G. e Sheldon;
| c Lest q Co; + Hillens & Co; d Allison & Co;
NJ Detels; Moore, Ferguson & Co; Thomas Wat
| son; Thomas Loughran; Morris: Anspacher
] Bros; Bishop d Co; Willamette Pulp & Paper Co;
| Portland Cracker Co: ID Russell: Cal Casket Co
| Jennings; Amer Press Assn; Murphy, Grant 81 Co
Neustadter BROS: ~ Bryant: browning; Stein,
Simon & Co: Langley & Michaels: A Levy Il Co; ID
! Strauss; Bissinger IL Co; w t Garrett Il Co; G
Jacobson; Balfour, Guthrie d Co: S Levy d. Co; F
Madison; Norton Teller d Co; The Wine Co; Cal
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY,

From SAN FRAECISGO-Foot Of Market Street (SIp 81
+7:16 900 HOGAN. tl:o0 1900 t5:ot
400 1900 'e:coP.M.
From 0AKLAED-Foot Of Broadway 600 500
1o:00A.A. 1890 100 $500 1900 t4oa
+5:ooP.M.
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SANTA CRTz DIVISION Maroon fInnrel

s:I5A Newark Centeryille San J ose FELTON,,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Way
Stations 81
s2;I5P Newark Centerville. San Jose, New
Amaden, Felton, Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations. ..........................- II:
4:I5P Newark San Jose and Los Gatos.... O.:
tlI:45P Hunters Excursion. 6an Jose and
Wav Stations ............... II:
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PIG IRON-American, $12@l4 so; quiet.
COPPER-Lake. SO.
LEAD-Duu. Domestic, So O71La93 10.
TIN-Firm. Straits, S SOL 3 10: plates, dull.
PELTkk-N omiGal. Domestlc. S3 90.
The morning times., 1896-11-05
According to the Notice Pub
IiShed Last Week
Drs. Mccoy and Cowden Ex-
tend the SO Opportunity
to All Applying Before
January l.
They Were Able to See Only "a
Small Proportion of Those Ap-
plying During tie Last
Days of October.
DR.. Mccoy Makes the Extension
Ample-It Covers Two
Full Months.

According to the notice given in the
daily papers last week, Dr. Mccoy has cN-
tenued the S3 rate Tor the remainder If
the year. The So rate was made With the
purpose of giving all an opportunity TO
take advantage Of II. The crowds of
patients who tnronlcd the Mccoy offices
during the concluding days Of tie month
en;ifely frustrated tins purpose The phy-
sicians were able to see
Only n Small Proportion
of those VINO applied. If BIs. McCoy ard
Cowden had cen twenty doctors instead
of two doctors they coulu OF have bcsun
to have cared for the people.
DR. Mccoy felt that IN extending the
rae from september through October :ic
had given abundant time to all, but The
eyen,s OF the last few Gays OF the noIsh
Show him that he was mistaken ne,
therefore, as soon as this was realized,
Sent out published notices,
Requesting Patients TO Nait
until the coming week, anu eAtchu!iis ,le
rate, not for week or for a month"; out
for the entire time clapSlnG between now
and the / st of January. He MADE tte tN-
tension cover two months instead OF one,
SO that there might be abundant time, SO
that there might Ice no repetition ol lie
scenes of the last few days. ana the hurry
ing and confusion incident 10 thefn-
Such unprecedented crowds as those
that filled lis parlOrs nterfcrcd both wltli
his work and with the comfort or the
pat eniS The extension OF the rate Tor
the remainder of the year VIII give all
\ Deliberate Opportunity.
There need tie no hurryIng and no CON
fusion All who apply for treatment be-
at the rate of So month. This is posi-
lively and absolutely the last opportunity
under the rate. and IL is certainly Il gen
erOus and ample one in time.
The morning times., 1896-11-05
A DOCTOR TESTIFIES
both As A PATIENT

Doctor c. p SIC Enheimer. 4O2 Sixth
st NV room Do, is a well known prac-
titioner of Virginia and a graduate of the
University OF Maryland in 1893. In this
wonderful value To humanity Of DR.. Nc
Cows treatment from two standpoints.
First he SDea ks from his own cX pericnCc
He mad been hard OF hearing for ten years;
he took the treatment himself and he is
now able 10 Hear a watch lick and ordinary
conversation.
He speaks a. n Patient.
These are ms words: Il had been hard
of Nearing for ten years. The functions OF
one of fny ears were entirely gone.
The disease or Tie membrane IN my
care had extended from the throat to ,ht.
enSinChian tutes. causing deafness. Se--
eral trends OF mine who were entirely
Sr;,T had been entirely cured by Doctor Nc
Gov and knowing OF these remarkable re-
s,,its | placed myself under his care |
renamed under ms treatment Tor six
months. At last TO my surprise | found
rnnId hear a watch tick and hear ordinary
conversation without difficulty. | had
6cen drurivcd of the ability to continue
Conversation for years. The restoration of
nv hearing was entirely due TO Doctor Nc
Cows treatment.
He speaks as n Doctor.
Sneaking from a pm ysiCian ) standDoiuf
oritisnaryelous treatment Dr. McEnhcirn or
says. lone has but TO undergo this trpaT.
ment to appreciate IL III reaches every
GiSeosed spot OF the membrane from The
naSal nassages to the deepest part of the
i"ntrs and recesses of the middle ear. II
sonthes the membrane until the soreness in
the eustachian tubes is all gone. Tie air
Is allowed to enter and escape from the
throat as may be required. The morbid
condition of the tyinpanum is relieved and
the ringing and cracking noises in the ears
are ali gone. IL is truly a wonderrul
frpa tmeQt.
The morning times., 1896-11-05
70 favor a Republican majority OF three, ex- ;s
10 Iavoi ,aa ~ hpi,ers such a s Teller, Dubois,

tn favor Republican maloGis!y tar oa VII ni,h'is
Glazing the boilers, such as ieher' Du''is'
Canuon and PettiEre" cotor. NOW
IN inu ntlce re' viii expire March 4, es1 oue
seven of these places harc alftau? ,.,
filled. leaving twenty-thref 10 pe ei,I ,tair
The sixty, who VIII lhlid T' - iciloyys.
Inc sound money men beng III haJIi'!
of two. No. ,r,,ncss,e. Can
non, ulah; CLARK, !oihtHE,, E,,,,s,Ier Enc " Vir.
gluia: George, Mississippi: Mantle, MnhtaNNa' Va
Mills Texas: Pasco. FlortGa; steMuLt, iit,i.,. w,
yada: Turpie. Indiana; While, LII iplrr@' plrrr
Arkansas; Butler, North Har4ilnga, 49,
Montana: Chiffon Texas; Harris, eiiiie,,ee' -,
lindsay. kentucky; McBide, oregon, Mai
uu, Virginia; Morgan, Aiaba,iia; fSt,rsn, ars1i,a
WaIthail. Mississippi; Welc?tt S3ioraH0.
Srainst free coinage a Aidrich, khode
Island; Davis, Minnesota; SoriI'an;; Ma s,.1..;.
land: Gray, Delaware: Haze hiuln WnrpSy ia
New York: Proctor. Vermont; qua! ehlI-
sylyania; Sherman, Ohio; smith New .er.
sey: Baker, Kansas: Caffery, LorlSiaha,
Chandler, New Hampshire, oa,,nI Mni,,e. .if. Erar
Iowa: Hnar, Massachusetts; Mcmillan, Mich.
igan; Nelson. Minnesota; Sc wall New 1erses'
ShOup, Idaho: ThurstOn. NeDr.!ska; Marreli'
Wyoming: Wetinure, Rhode Island: Roach :.
Wisconsin; Dupont, Delaware
MIR. FAULkNER'S ESTIMATES.
Chairman Faulkner gave out last nlght
n statement claiming l6s members % .ie
House as in favor OF silver, l1o Hepupiicah'
and IL doubtful. ,r,,,,,
He claimed the following melhpeis io'i'
the following States ,.s; r.
Alabama 5: Arkansas, u ,ailio,n'S, %,
Colorado, . (Populist): Delaware, l. floi
ida. .: Georgia l. Idaho, l; limos, %, IA
diana d: Iowa, l; Kansas, . Iopui,s's,'.
Kentucky, s: Louisiana, .; MAI rylahu,
Massachusetts. l; Michigan, A. Miiiheso'a.
3: Mississippi, Z; Missouri. z; Montana, / !.
Nebraska. Democrat and fopu.islS,
Nevada, i Popnlist); New Jersey. New
York, 6; North Carolina. Z; North pakola'
/; Ohio g; PENNSYLVANIA, d" Soutt oafo
lima Z: South Dakota, :; tennessee,
Texas. IL; Utah. l: virginia, M"shitis
ton 2; West Virginia, ]; wyoming, L.
Senator Faulkner puts tie hepuIiiSa'iS
al pa, Democrats and silver, III Ac-
cortling to that statement the silver Dem
ocrats have gained fifty-slX. Inc ma
jority of Republicans at present, by tne ,
dispatches, is eight, with twelve douDtiui
districts to hear from.
Chairman Bahcock also gave out state-
ment last night corrected IRON the morn
ing statement by a few definite returns
He places the Republicans at l95, Dcmo-
Gratis at 125, doubtful, %. he saiq tI;it
he did not expect the RepMhiicahs IN dne
Fifty-fifth Congress to fall felow Seo.
The morning times., 1896-11-05

Athens. renominated; Winfield S. Kerr,
Rep, Mansfield, renomnatcd; Henry C.
IanN oernis, Rep., GAINESVILLE, renominated:
Lorenzo Danford, Rep, ST. Ciairsville, re-
Lisbon, renofninated; Stephen A North
way, Rep., jefferson, rcnominated, Theo-
doIe b Burton, Rep, Cleveland renomi-
Oregon-Thomas II. Tongue, Rep, Hills
boro; William K. Ellis, KEEP, Heppner, re-
nominated.
sherwood, fenominaled Samuel A Davell-
port, Rep., Erie, Henry IL. bingham, ReD
fhladeipnia, rcnoninated; Robert Adams,
Jr:, Rep;, Philadelphia, rcnoniinated; Fred
nominated; James Rankin Young, Rep,
Phiiadelphia; Alfred c. Harmcr, Rep,
ihiiadeiphia, renominatcd; Thomas s. But
ieF Tis,o Tnes,er; own irElng r. Wagner, Rep; Nor
rick, Rep. Easton; Oliver Williams, Rep,
Catausauqua; Marriott Brosius, Rep, Lam
Sister, renominated; William Council, Rep,
Scranton; Morgan b, Williams, Rep, Wilkes.
barre; Charles II. Brumm Rep, Miners
Eilie. renonina'ed: Marlin Il. Olmstead
Rep:, Harrisburg; James II Codding, Rep,
Rep, Weilsboro; Monroe ii. Kulp, Rep,
shilin4kin, renomnateG; Tliaddeus NJ Ma,
non, Rep, Chambersburg, renominated;
Frank L. Hollar. Rep, Carlisle; Josiah ID
Hicks, Rep. Altoona; T. Z. Robbins, Rep,
Greensburg; John DalZcll, Rep, Pittsburg'
renominaled; William a. Stone, Rep, Ale.
5hcHs IehoHiiiiitcu, Ernest f. AcheSon
hep-, Washington. reuominatcd: James
j. Davidson. kep.. Beaver; j. c. Sturteyant
rep, Conncautyile; Charles W Stone
rep, warren, renumnated: William C
a fnoid Rep, Dubois, renOmiuated
Rhode Island Melville Bull. Rep, New.
port, renominated; Adm p. Capron, Rep.
Still! water r''
Vermont-H. Henry Powers, Rep, Nor
rlsvllle, renomnated; William W. Grout
Rep, renominated.
Virsinia-R. T. Thorp, Rep, Boydton;
John K. Brown. Rep. MartinsviIle; James
A. WalEer. Rep, Wytheville, renominated;
Jacob 1ust, Rep, Stauntun.
vest Virginia Blackburn B. Doyener
Rep., wheeling, renominatcd: Aston G.
DAYTON. Rep, Phillippi, ,renoniinat ed. Charles
l.. DOT, Rep, Addison, Warren Miller.
KEEP, Huntington, renuminated.
WIsconSin-Henry \. Cuuper. Rep Racine
Tenonlinated; Edward SaueEhering Rep
Mayville. renomlnated: Joseph W Ba abcock,
Rep., Necedah, renOminatld: Theobuld
otjen, Rep, Milwaukee, rcnonlinated
samuel :. Barney, Rep, west Bend, re-
nominated: ]. II. Davidson, Rep, oSt
kosh' Michael Griffin. Rep, Eau Clare
renonnated Edward $. Minor, Rem.
sturgeon Bay, renUminated: Alexander
stewart. Rep, Wausau, renominated: J1hn
j.. Jenkins, Rep, Chippewa Falls, re-
nominated.
The Republicans recaptulate by States as
follows: -
The morning times., 1896-11-05
as TO THE SENATE.

Speculation is moIe general than definite
about the Senate y affected by the election
As at present constituted there are forty
Republicans for gold, thirty-nine Demo
Gratis and ten Populists.
The election makes il certain that sound
money Republicans will l e chosen from
New York. Illinois, Wisconsin and In
diana. 1t is likely that these four will be
added to the straight Republican forty,
making forty-fOur. forty-si being a ma
..orty with the full number of ninety
Senators i'll service.
A new field is open to the Republicans
in Kentucky. which will give them forty
five. and South Dakota will probably
make the fortysiXth necessary Senator
Ohio and MARYLAND. alIeady elected make
forty-eight- and if the returns pan out
from Kansas, with Ingalls,, and from
Missouri. the Republicans would have n
clear majority cf five. Even If they should
lose North Carolina and Utah they will
have ma iority of three.
HOW 1T LOOKS.
This figuring gives the Republicans 4S.
the Democrats "a. the PCpuliSts g.
AT Republican h eadquartcrsit was stated
yesterday that the election of Senators
could not be forecast until the complex.:n
of the State legislatures was known and
that would be matter of weeks instead of
hours
The normal chances, however, appear
The morning times., 1896-11-05
BIC BATTLES YET To CONE
Griiiron Enthusiasts Look
Forward to Future Games.
INTER CITY CONTESTS
C.. A. C.'s Games With the Mary
Ianders Promise Some. Exciting
PIay-Home Team Is Being Re
enforced All Along-What the
Smaller Elevens Are Doing.

Thus far there have been few games Of
Importance ON the local gridiron, ana the
football public is getting somewhat i'm
patient To see some Iirst- contests B' :
cause of the Columbia Athletic Clubs
prominence in all athletic branches the
public undoubtedly looks to that org;iniza
lion for the most interesting OF local foot
ball entertainments.
The late appearance or the Z. A u
eleven in the ned necessarily caused ali
dates for gaines to De arranged rather late
However, during the three weeks mere OF
the regular football season there Will be
several games which VIII N a reat measure
cUupensltr for the lack Oi earlier contests
First comes the return game With the
Maryland Athletic Club on next Saturday
at Columbia Field. The game at Ball-
Saturday game there is attached even more
interest than is aroused by the fact that
these games are for the indirectly Champion
snip.
COMPLICATED BY THE TIE.
Three games were first arranged to be
played. but the tie game may create soilt-
thing of a complication, unless Z. A. Z.
should happen To win The next Two s;iI!.es
In the event Of an even break fourth
game would become necessary III order to
settle the title To the championship.
The NJ. A. {. team is strong in individual
players but lacking in team work. Pope,
the wellknown University OF virginia half
back, is probably the best man on the team.
gamer, while Poe, at quarter, is very
good all round man. He is quick and aG-
gresSiye, and like his brothers will dot !ot-
less succeed in making 4 name ior Elusselr
if he goes to college. He Is only seventeen
years old.
The next game after the NJ. A. c. date is
that with hampton Athletic Club Oh Sat
urday November IA. There is TO Cuubt
that the G. A. e. men would prefer to win
tiis rather than any other OF tie season.
The ColunIiia uoys nave Ucen uUwneu ny
and putting it mildly, they feel Scre.
HAMPTON THEIR MEAT.
All the hard practice and training is done
with the particular object ia view of re-
at the hands OF "BronchO" Armstrong S
braves. "Bruncho'' is IL small god down in
that part OF Virginia. but be deserves 1t.
He is one OF tie best players who ever
donned the Yale blue, and was also a
famous oarSman, having been stroke on
Yale's crew for four years.
G. A. Z. men declare tnat victory must
come this time, and the team is being
strengthened all round. John shields, the
hero of many hard fought battles, will
shortly put on his football toys and take
his old place at full back. This will settle
Il qUes.lon when has Leen puJhcriHg the
coaches for some time.
Fred Mount, an old Bucknell end, is out
for practice and will very likely make the
team Capt Reeve Lewis at left halfbacb
is too well known to Washington football
lists to need introduction. With the ex
ception of Dickinson at left guard, Under
wood at center, and Parsons at quarter,
the other positions are subject to change.
The morning times., 1896-11-05
WITH THE BIG TEAMS.

The one greattopic of interest in the col
ege football world at present is the ap-
preaching battle between Harvard and
beer pla we'd already. but the grand climax
is net reached until the warriors of the
Big -Four line up against each other.
The contests which have already come
off have only served to indicate the rela-
tive chances Of the teams against each
other, and now that the time for the big
games is drawing near all possible prepara-