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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tra.ks Electro Pneumatic SignaS
Stations In New York. foot OF LioerV 81
and south Ferry. Whitehall-s'
Trs,rs leave foot OF I,bcrty-st.

I
-Four fssss Essirc P0sams3G =, ,n.s,s ss1a', "a,
Stations II New rs1fx y9T' %S,ebas tSf5 Of liberty st.
T5sn' 81 sbs sas; s;,tt te1 seS Of lseTy' is isos
sS5 Asii9Ta # 3 Ns.sn Nsasa c9oss sG 80 ~
70 :oG ho:6s .i5s G;is 81, undaS' 'a'
gnd,1 P''9n 80 aId "a St ScF'"''' 400 $40
70, ' Reading ana Harrisburg at 400 40 500 o:io
0o 20 10 fsasns s 5rh, Nj & sandays ts9 50
10 reading A. NJ. 100 las. $40. GOO P. NJ. 1913
H,:hu5s and waso;.0Ts rrs st 800 s.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
anT Fq5 FONTS hta Bsnf .oaS 10 Ps Psni Peasan
sundays stops at intesken A'buTy Park and Ocean
e]ss;' as2 Nj Hssssa: s ss $50 20 ''
sat. $50 $40 A. NJ 30 4:3o P. n SUNDAYS 800 A. n
For Atlantic City vnci'nd and BTidse'0n' $50 A. "'
s-eA s'qessh c ,4s .n9 ss ffaa' for
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C
From E;sS. Ps Ri YfSsna. tSGs Si Hs'iS. e %avn 81 Nor
iSss.Is SRf sr's2s ssS .'S g. 'G}s @ H. loo ''' 800
] Ss5 peasant fs 9''sP A. I an "a S ss' =
Ocean O. n"Gqoy: Groy:,. 'sS a'sS A '' '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
1NGTOS.
Prom Of Liberty az.
w';s gay. se os sS Snns S0S ca. q 80 s Dl32i m @ @
sundays 4so 1000 III 30 Dining CaD 4. NJ: l4s 900
Dining Carr 600 P NJ 12:l5 md Additional trains for
Phia6elphia week days. 600 A. N 400. 40 30 900
p NJ Sundays 300 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST
Week DAYS 7Io 7:5s s:25 $40 sos :Os O. 20. 30,
1000 1915 lo<5 los II 30 II 5S 4. M II IL -
100 ~. lts. 2:lo. 225. 2s3. s:s9 SO 3:S ~
sio s:5s Ioss ll.o e. & l2;io %d' sgnday: 3 as
800 35j 42O 455. S:2. 500 6So 7;T. s;2S' s;2o'
eaS l0:55 p. NJ. 1918 rndt .
whitehall ST. ii3 i72 2si ia.. e44 l2s4 s23 Broad
way 737 eth Ave. 81 Fast 18th St, 1873 East lZ,th ~;
273 West l25th s.. 26l Columbus 49, Ssw YORK; ;,
Cour, Brooklyn; es Broadway. VIII
,an.hrg Tn. n Transfer Co call for and check
baggage from hotels residences 10 destination.
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FOR CALM.

ror sAr.F.-Ten RIP.A.N.S for cents
AZ druggists: one gives relef.
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srORAGE e.

THE CENTRAL Storage W. s.n-
are moying. Telephone. 164 3sth st.
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I-NFIRNISI;EO ROOMS.

PRIVATE FAMILY offer choice second
floor suite IN modern steam heated
house. bright. sunny rooms, largo closets
and eNceptiOnnhl' table. Address :. T.. u.
9il WaNerlev race
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sEWIN0 MACHINES.

-o1o1~N.~<~>.>.~ O~~crJ-r)~D~s~ HINsoe~N~~
NEW MACHINES SIS upward. secont
hand 81 upward, N cents weekly.
WESTERN UNION SEWING MACHINE
co. ia ~ nys
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NURSE. Hospital trained nurre o' 49,
or month: any sickness. patenu -iv
clans reference. terms low. A1h''
WOOD, 15i eth
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NURSE BY refined girl 10 care IVr ,ci,,,v: lat,
in private family rot living N ~
best references. city or country
g W. i0i West l05th 50.
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WASHING BY respectable cuSi
Woman to 60 by the day or iaKa ~, wasvsS Mnes
home: best reference. GRl'E. ~ "''
4tst ST
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ROARD AND ROOMS,

>-.~~oN~~>~-~>-~~~~~|-~>S-
A CROWN OF MURRAY HILL.
an ras, 2s.h st house newly furnished;
rooms single or en- suite. psrlor din'nS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD PAYING manufacturing business
For sale. owner retiring on account ot
age full inve~tiCation invited no agents
or 'rlNers need app'y. Address OWNFR.
~ 4 Tribune G-~N
New-York tribune., 1898-09-21

NURSE Bv North German 20, :,
not under = wears. 325 Eas' lf'h
New-York tribune., 1898-09-21

WASHING. Special rates TO large rgea,i"e ssm
les A postal brings represenn.ls,,,.sn
VEST SIDE LAUNDRY (None se''s''
2G3 West 3i,h-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-21

UIIvv>pD a~O roo,. 1900 -
.n11o1ASNuNunNNN~o N~oN~NN.NNN~NN~~~~
MANUFAc OF Billiard and Pool
Tables; reasonable price, easy termh
a NApx BPOs i2, East i<th-s;
The herald., 1898-03-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs

After hearing the testimony in the case
of w. D. Cole, who was shot yesterday at
San Jose, the coroners jury came to the
conclusion that 1t was a case Of suicide.
Ex-County Treasurer VIM. H. Holdeman
Of Goshen, Ind, was convicted Of embez.
zling $22. 900 of county funds and committed
to the penitentiary under the indeterminate
sentence law.
Representative Payne, chairman Of the
committee on merchant and fisheries in
the house, yesterday reported favorably
from his committee the bill concerning
tonnage tax which was passed by the last
house.
c. w. Crawford, cashier Of the collapsed
Merchants bank Of Lincoln, Neb.. was
arrested last night on a grand jury ins
dictment charging him with receiving de-
posits when he knew the bank was insol-
vent and about to close.
Judge r. C. Culver Of the Buchanan
county, Missouri, criminal court has de-
clared invalid the state law enacted by the
last legislature compelling the addition OF
vestibules to street cars. Judge Culver
declared it was class legislation because It
applies to electric cars exclusively. Pros
ecuting Attorney Norris gave notice ~
appeal to the supreme court -
The herald., 1898-03-20
A New Opera House

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1s.-Plans fos
a splendid opera house representing an OUT
lay of $500, 900 to be erected on the southeast
corner of Eddy and Jones streets. are being
prepared. and there is a strong probability
that the enterprise will be carried to a suc-
cessful termination. The property belongs
to Mayor Phelan, who is associated with
Alfred Bowler and other prominent citi-
zens in the project Of building for San
Francisco the handsomest place Of amuse-
ment in the country.
The herald., 1898-03-20
CHOYNSKI's DANGER
Pyaemia Threatens to Lay Out the
Pugilist

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-Ths Call
says: Joe Choynski is suffering from blood
poisoning, and. though his physicians think
there is no immediate danger. his illness
Is a serious one.
The cause Is not positively known. but it
is believed to have been due to incubation
from sore on the arm Of George Green,
with whom Choynski spared while tho
former was training for his fight with
Ryan. The trouble has brought with It
attendant affections, and Joe's heart 10
now in pretty bad shape. During the last
few days he suffered from severe palpita-
tions.
His physician. DR.. Galway, also finds an
enlargement Of the cardiac organ. It is
certain that Choynski will not be able to
enter the ring for some time.
The herald., 1898-03-20
ON THE TURF
The Talent Was Left But Not Very
Badly

LUG xdkeuC w Us 4eIC 0ue @Nos " oAy
Badly
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-There
was q large attendance at the Oakland
race track today. The 2-year-old stake for
fillies was looked on as good thing for
Magdalene, but she did not come up to
expectations and stopped at the finish. and
Nick Halls Sevens won, ridden out by
neck, from Humidity. Ace was the sup
posed good thing for the last race, but
when Conley seemed to have it won, Tod
Sloan ranged alongside and beat his rival
out in clever style by long head. which
might have been worse.
Chief Lees issued orders to Capt. Witt
man today to detail two officers in uniform
In each of the downtown pool rooms where
women are allowed to place bets on horse
races. They are instructed to take the
name and addess Of each woman making
a bet and to keep account of each visit.
When satisfied that she is frequenter Of
a pool room, the officers have authority to
arrest both the woman making the bet
and the pool room clerk accepting the
same.
Weather fine. track fast. Results:
One mile. selling-Dr. Marks won, Odds
On second. Twinkler third; time. 1:&2A.
Seven furlongs. selling-Chappie won.
Meadow Lark second, Judge Stouffer third !;
time, 1:29.
Four furiongs, 2-ysar-old fillies the Fly
ing stakes. value $1000-Sevens won, Hu-
midfty second, Magdalenes third; time,
049A
Mile and an eighth, all ages. Pacific
Union stakes, value $1500-Linstock won.
Won't Dance second, Senator Bland third /;
time, 1853.
Six furlongs-Tea Rose III won, McEight
second, Rose Ormonde third; time. 1:13H.
Seven furlongs. selling-Montallade won,
Ace second. Mamie Scott third; time, 1:23.
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, March I9.-weathcr
fine. track fast. Results:
Six furlongs-Pert won, Adowa second,
Quaver third; time, lis.
One mile-What Next won, Fervor Sec
ond, Elkin third; time. Al.
Six furlongs-Glenmoine won. Dave S.
second, Minnie Welden third; time. 1:141as.
Palmetto hurdle handicap. mile and one
eighth-Partner won, Proverb second;
Shanty Kelly third; time, 2:O5A.
Seven furlongs-Isabey won, Percy F.
second; Toe Simmons third; time, 1:2S14.
Mile and ne-eighth-Elyria won, Dawn
second, Nellie third; time, 1855
AN ENGLISH RACE
LONDON, March 19.-The Lorillard-
Beresford's 5-year-old Diakka, top-weight
12s pounds, and S-yeaf-old Grodno. y5
pounds. and P. Lorillards 3-year-old Elfin.
80 pounds, have all accepted the weights IN
the Esher stakes, one mile. to be run April
22d at Sandowne park.
The herald., 1898-03-20
Arizona Irrigation

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 19.-An imports
ant change was made today in the AFFAIRS
of the Arizona canal, through an order Of
Judge Street, dismissing the receivershiu
In the canal so far as affects the interests
of the Glendale water users. The receiver
ship was continued, however, in accord
ance with the petition of the Merchants
Loan and Trust company Of Chicago, trus.
tee for bonds on which several interest
payments have defaulted. The complaint
of the Glendale parties in interest was that
the canal was mismanaged. Their cause
Of action was adjudged lapsed on the evi.
dence of Receiver Hall. who testified that
the great canal has been cleaned and tloat
water service is now prompt and thorough.
The herald., 1898-03-20
the many infamous calumnies invented
by the enemies of SPAIN"
THE OREGON SAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-The
United States battleship Oregon steamed
out of the Golden Gate shortly after
o'clock this morning, bound for Callao.
where she will receive orders from head
quarters, which, 1t Is generally under
stood, will direct her to join the Atlantic
squadron. The big battleship. with her
fresh coat of white paint, glistening in
the morning sun, attracted unusual at
tention along the water front and she
was saluted by many of the vessels in
the stream, as she steamed out Of the
harbor.
A SPANISH PURCHASE
NICE, March 19-It is rumored here
that Spain has purchased the steam
yacht Giralda, belonging to Hugh Nc
Calmont, M. P. The Giralda is 2S9 feet
long, has S5.1 feet beam and is IS feet
deep. Her designers were the Fairfield
Ship building and Engine Company. and
she was built at Glasgow in 1894. The
upper deck Of the Giralda is strength
ened so as to sustain the weight of the
heaviest quick-firing guns, and her en-.
CINE rooms and boilers are efficiently
protected by the coal bunkers.
A COAST DEFENSE GUN
DENVER, March ia government.
gun Weighing SO tons passed through
here over the Rio Grande loaded on a
Pennsylvania Railroad gun truck. II
is on its way from the Eastern coast to
San Francisco. The government off,
cials asked that the gun be handled as
speedily as possible. 1t is for use ir
the Pacific Coast defense.
RUSH ORDERS
BATH, Me-, March 19-Orders from
the Navy Department have been re-
ceived at the Bath Iron Works to rusf
work to completion on the torpedo boats
Dahlgren and Craven. The hulls will
be completed In eight weeks and the
boats will be ready for launching in 6
few months.
AT THE GOLDEN GATE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19-With.
in three weeks San Francisco will be one
of the most strongly fortified harbors
in the United States and will have fieet
of war vessels capable of holding its
own with a country that has more ships
than Spain can send to the Golden Gate
The monitors Monterey and MonadnocE
have been ordered here from the south
the Baltimore is to come from Honolulu
three torpedo boats will be sent here
from Puget Sound, and the cruisers
Charleston and Philadelphia are being
prepared for service at Mare Island, a:
is also the gunboat Yorktown.
The herald., 1898-03-20
WILSON'S DAUGHTER
A Famous Inventors Family in Abb
ject Poverty

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, March 19.-
Harriet Ethel Wilson. daughter Of A. K.
Wilson, inventor Of the Wheeler & Will.
son sewing machine. has applied for ad.
mission to the aims house.
Every vestige of the once colossal for
tune of the family has passed away and
this woman. the last surviving member,
is reduced to abject poverty. She is 81
years old, handsome and refined. She
was born and reared in a home Of great
luxury. Her father died in 1888. and it
was supposed that he left an immense
fortune. but the proceedings in the pro-
bate court showed that he died almost
bankrupt.
The herald., 1898-03-20
The Pinta Sails

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-The naval
reserve vessel, Pinta, sailed today for San
Diego in command of Lieut.. Gum, acting
navigation officer of the naval battalion.
The only stop that will be made between
here and San Diego will be at Santa Bar
bara, and the stay there will be just long
enough to deliver two boats and guns and
cutlasses for the Santa Barbara division
of the service.
The herald., 1898-03-20
The Mining Congress

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 49,
The executive committee of the Interna-
tional Mining congress met today and is
sued an official call for the congress to as
semble in this city for a four days session,
beginning on July 9Th. This organization
is the direct outcome Of the international
gold-mining convention held in Denver last
July.
The herald., 1898-03-20
Left the Country

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-Fred
Stream who has been employed by Ham,
mersmith & Field for three years as a
matchmaker and repairer. is being sough,
for by his former employers and the po-
lice. They are also looking for a large
number of watches which have disap-
peared from the jewelry store on sutter
street. One Of these watches was valued
at $500 and most of the others were also
quite costly. 1t is supposed that Stream
has either gone to Victoria or Honolulu.
The herald., 1898-03-20
SENT HIM HOME
The Mojave Man Frightened Million
aire Chalmers

Tne MoJave man Fr1ghtened MiII1on-
aire Chalmers
CHICAGO, March 19.-(Special to The
Herald) Harry Willoughby, the young
man who was sent to the Bridewell some
time ago for repeatedly threatening to take
the life Of Millionaire w. J. Chalmers of
the firm of Frazer & Chalmers, was re-
leased today. He was met Immediately by
two policemen who, after treating him
kindly for several hours. placed him on a
Santa Fe train and started him for Mo5ave,
Cal, his home.
Willoughby formerly worked for Frazer
& Chalmers as a draughtsman. He was
an expert, but was unable to hold his posi-
ton. After his discharge he began to
threaten Mr.. Chalmers, who paid his fare
home today.
The herald., 1898-03-20

and 800 horses were sold in eighty minutes.
Drivers and riders averaged from 700 to
800 marks. The agrarian press is indignant
and the Kreuz zeitung expresses the hope
that the government would take steps to
prevent Cheap American horses from In
juring domestic horse breeding"
The herald., 1898-03-20
Oriental Freight

TACOMA, WASH, March 1s.-The steam
er Victoria arrived from tho orient. with
200 passengers and 5000 tons of freight, In
Guiding $1,000 packages of rice. Tag coast
concerns.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DENBIGH. Nov S.-Young. 81: Wise
%: Holland, 23
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4 REPUBLICAN corp

LINCOLN. EE.B.. Nov. S.-Srnttcrir.
Precinct returns up To 10 r. NJ in,lir:l;,
4 political surprise in Nebraska. inas-
much as they forecast the almost Ger
tain election Of Hayward tRep) for
governor by !, plurality Of not less than
".o"' This viii ", I, reversal of IN.
verdict of 1896 by nearly $4,000. The
count thus far is wholly on governor
$" tar Us th" stat. ticket is cone ernrd
ana rs ii is the belief that Hayward is
running slightly ahead IF his ticket il
would MAX" TIL. results on remaining
state officers very close The most sur
irisinE feature of it all is the strcng h
displayed by Republican Legislative can
iiditteS. he few returns received show
'lE them to De even ahead Of Hayward.
AS these are from but one or two cu,In
ties. however. they fail to Indicate as
'uredly the complexion of the lnl,isl:t-
ture
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BRIEFS.

Mrs. N. J. Krone and son, Julian left
yesterday for Richmond.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowers. SO badly burned Monday. is
resting easy and there is a chance for
her recovery. ..
Miss Kate Grub. who has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Kate G. Willis.
Will leave for her home in the North in
a few days. She will be accompanied
BY her niece. Miss Florence Willis
Miss Mamie Collins. Of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Edith Sommers, on La
fayette avenue.
Mrs. Frank Clements, of Twenty
seventh street left Monday evening for
Washington. where she was called by
the illness Of her sister.
Miss Gertie Lawrence. of Alexandria.
was has been the guest of the Misses
Potter. on Washington avenue. the past
week. will return home today.
MIR. Alb Williams Company X. Thr-
1eenth regulars. and sister, Miss Mag
gle Williams. of New Kent county. are
visiting friends in the city
The street gang under Superintendent
tSetton is now working on jefferson av-
nnue. between Twenty third street and
the county line, cleaning up after the
ever men, ..
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NEWPORT NEWS VOTE
The City Gave Young a Hand
some Majority.
BEA' BOTH COMP ETITORs
H'ecs'on and Smallest Vote IN the
HISTORY OF the City. warwick County
AIS" Dta the Thing
Up Right.

A stranger arrivin,- !, ,,o
terday, not having he.n 10y yes
formed of political rondi, i,,. 49,
hardly have guessed 49, Moul'l
News was in the midst of a., Nv i:"r
In; fact, it was so absolutely ,,,is,, ~. !;
eventless. that the Judges themS,i w..
almost had to rub their eyes ocnns;o.,
ally in order to realize that ,har.. W.,
anything unusual going IN ma &c,
the people were really Sotinp va
1t was a beautiful dav Tbara voc.
nothing on earth the natter win tbo
weather 1t was an ideal election aav
and ordinarily a laryt. y,,ta ,,o,,t,, 70, uas
been polled, but conditions ,lra.,d,, -,
ferred to often. prevailed against s,,rh
result. There was a general lis t,as.1
less. and the clamor thai co,,ld NJ,
be heard in the highways ana 49,, ~,
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FATAL ELECTION RIOT
White Man Killed: Several Negroes
Fatally Wounded.
f12V T,l.ur,,,h
tBy Telegraph.)
III ARR .ECTC

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov. s.-A
special to the News ana Courier from
Greenwood, S. c.. says:
In today's election the people of this
section have had Il forcefui reminder of
the days of 1880. Although unusually
quiet as TO this precinct, intense excite
ment has prevailed all day because OF
the shooting of Mr.. lSoaz Ethridge, one
OF the managers of the election at Phoe
NIX early this morning and q subsequent
riot between the whites and blacks at
tnat place. in which one OF tie Tolbert.
and several negroes We're mortal!v
wounded.
The whites are arming and much loss
OF blood, and probably life, is expected
The latest authentic information is
that John X. To!bert has been danger
ously wounded and his little nephew
VINO was in the buggy With him, in
stantly killed. While on their way home
this evening late. While a party Of
white men from Greenwood were re-
turning from Phoenix tonight they
were fired on from ambush and NJ. j
Younger. Cresswell Fleming and a Mr.
Miller We're badly wounded and are now
1t A. G. Stockman's. five miles from
here. Drs. Cobb and Neil We're with
them and are attending their wounds
1t is said that when John X Tolber,
was shot he had with him body OF
armed negroes. who opened fire on the
white men. woundinE one. 1t is moi
known here whether any of the negroes
were hit or not" .H... ..
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DEMOCRATIC GAIN Or >,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--R-turns re-
relved In the Associated Press office.
IN this city, from all over the country.
up to 1880 O'Clock this "Wednesday
morning. indicate that IS Republicans
anu lo9 Democrats have certainly been
elected to seats in the national Hous,
OF Representatives. The same districts
TWO years ago returned to the lower
liouseS OF Congress l05 Republicans am,
SO Democrats.
BASED solely upon the estimates in
these districts, Republican loss of e
ana a Democratic gain of u is ndicat-
Cd These estimates conccde to tho
Democrats all the Congressional dis
trlcts in Greater New York. except
one. the Fifteenth
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A NEW DEPARTURE
A Course In Naval Arcbi,ac,,,o y.
q hliShn1l

rs
tab!ished
N"t many days ago Mr.. c. p Hun,-
us'oIl declared in an interview win
me DAILY Press that it was his convic.
.'oh mat ia time Newport News womb
'o'e 'he greatest shipbuildins center
IN the world The fact is ms.,tin,'a,,
merely To emphasize the latest fcaturn
.,'a'Su fated by the Young Mems Chic
W association of this city-tb. .s;.,h
~ nii!s OK a class in naval architecture,
nus ioel originated sometime ago
$500, 10y peean To evolve into something
p,uet'cai within the past two weeks
ne class Will be established SOM. av-
enng during the first of mex, week !,
W:il be taught by MIR. James swan who
was formerly Instructor in the Eoston
Polytechnic Institute.
ihere are now fifteen candidate; Cor
inns course. and many others are az
l'ect"d as soon as the establishment, or
su n,, il class becomes thoroughly known.
ms IS 4 new departure fo,. th. Y NJ
=. ~ and is Il higher branch Than ;s
usually taught in the Y. NJ CA. course.
me course consists of a series of Iac
lures Illustrated by blackboard and
drawings. and treating of the funda-
''ei''a' prlhclplcs of naval architecture.
III r GTMNASItfA1
ne NJ. c. A. gymnasium will be
opened Monday the young mems class
starting in on that day. The business
men class and boys class will begin
Iuesday The young mems class will
De AT O'Clock in the evening: the bust
ness mems from . to 6. and the boys
from to s. -
ordinarily the gymnasium would have
oeen opened i'll October but this could
not be done owing to the change of 10
CATION and OF the fact that the bath
rooms wer" not ready These latter will
be completed by Monday.
WEEK OF PRAYER.
ne Week "f prayer service ut the Y
vi. {. a. was well attended last night
aHu yesterday afternoon. The services
VII continue during tn" week, being
held ut Z. NJ. for women and men ana
at 30 for men only
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MORRISON. VA. Nov. S-Young. As
Wise, &c; Holland. II.
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a LEFT HANDED BLESSING.

The people of the city last night ex-
nericncrd some Of the att-hunded
blessings of modern science in the shape
of a break down in the electric light
plant, one OF the regulating machines
there having burned out. For awhile
il was impossible to get any light at all,
but in The course of an hour or 50
after the accident, which occurred la tie
in the afternoon. about half power was
put on. which served in some sort of
fashion until the damage was repaired,
which was not until late in the night
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;;DEA|DIRLIII GAINS
Rolling Up Steadily as the
Returns Come in.
new YORK, ILLINOIS
Both Aid in Diminishing the
Republican Vote.
REPORTS FROM STATES
showing the II. suits of tn. Elections II.
Indicated by abe Returns r-.:.,y.s
Cup to This Morning. Notes
from the Different
Fields.
REPORTS FROM STATES
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RICH MOND. VA. Nov. S-'rhc elc,.-
ton in Virginia TODAY WAS tho ,,,,i,.,.
that has taken place in many years
Not more than half the vote was nnll
ca, except in the Ninth and Tenth Dis
trlcts. where the Democrats had fnrmj-
dable opposition.
me result is that the state returns
Il solidly Democratic delegation Of Ton
members. The feature of thu. election
was the breaking away from General
Walker in the Republican stronghold Of
the Ninth District. where he was de-
ieated by Rhea. All the congressman
elected are prominent silver men.