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War Against tho Tobacco Trust.

CINCISNATI, July 1.-THE Tobacco Workers
National Organization has inaugurated war
against the Tobacco Trust and it's products.
The first to DO attacked is that manufactured
by wel-known Cincinnati concern. which has
stoutly asserted that II is outside Of the trust
The workers say they have proof to the con-
trAry.
The Tobacco Workers National Executive
Board has had SOC. 900 circulars printed. which
are being sent to every labor union in the
United States and Canada. Henry Fischer OF
st. Louis, President OF the International Union,
will arrive here in few days to begin an active
local cRmpaiEn.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

powder to be shaken into the shoes,
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smartin9
feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease.
1t cools the feet and makes walking easy
Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing
nails, blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunions Of all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Try it to-day. Sold by ala
druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsteds
lie Roy, n. y.
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Polo.

HEMPsTEAp. July l4.-PhlladrlpEa won to-
days polo game at Cedarhurst by score Of
II goals to Rockaway = .. This was specially
arranged match and was not Ona Of the series
for III" challenge cupS, Tho hnal Tor that VIII
nr played Tomorrow, Cowdn for kockaway
made some brilliant individual plays, but the
work OF ROckAway was poor and caused their
defeat. Hinckle Smith and Albert Kennedy
carried of the. honors for Philadelphia and
mat" most Of the goals.
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sTABDED LITTLE GIRLS CHAMPION.
italian hoy Used His Knife Against Bare
Fists and Wounded Deeply.

Fossie Sullivan, 10 years old. was PLAYING in
front OF her homo at SO Monroe street last
night when Joe LATINA. small Italian boy,
came along and pressed tho lighted end
81 a cigarette against her hands and face.
llOssie's l3-vcar-old brother saw him do il
and struck I.atuna in tho face with his INST cat
once tho Italian drew u knife and stabbed Sui
Ivan in the back. Tho wound was so deep
that the doctors at Gouverneur Hospital could
not tell whether the lung had been penetrated
or not LATINA escaped.
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Recruiting station Opened.

The recruiting station at the Governors ISL
and Barge ONCE. at the foot OF Whitehall
street. was opened yesterday for the enlistment
OF volunteers for service in the Philippines
Only one Of the applicants was accepted. II ID
believed that there will be u large number OF
applications when it il generally known that
there ia a chance for volunteers 10 enter the
army ia this neighborhooa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Many Horse Show Prises Go to New York
Exhibitors.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 1.-THE officers and
mem bers OF the Horse Show Association are
delighted at tho large attendance OF the
exhibition blore than 5000 persons crowded
the grounds this afternoon, and about
1000 who were seeking admittance could
not enter The management was obliged to
lock the gates. Tue weather was delightful.
and the gay throng that occupied the boxes
and stands greatly enjoyed the show. The
principal events were tho Jumpers. hunters.
and tandems. which were again and again APP
pauded
clever exhibition. which was much adj
mired. was when Charley Bates. the
the ring and drove his crack four
in-hand around the tanbark ring half
New York captured ten blue ribbons ont OF
the fourteen events. some, Of the Fortunate
ones were Charles + Bates. Miss Marion Has
Watt, Jr, r. l.. Watt. Sr. J. Forbes Potter and
A. J. Sutting The latter - very proud in wins
nng first prize in the tandem class. The show
will end o-murrow.
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WARRINGTON. July 1.-the following is yes
terday's record of the enlistment Of troops for
the volunteer regiments: Twenty sixth In
fantry. IS; Twenty-seventh. 90: Twenty
eighth. Is: Twenty ninth. 10; Thirtleth. AZ:
Thirty-nrst. 90: Thirty second. Is: Thirty
third. 10: Thirty-fourth, =: Thrty-fifth, Is
Total for the day. :tl3: heretofore reported.
81 grand total, LIZA. Col. P'"ttit's regiment.
lead the list while COZ Bells command, With
rendezvous at Camp Meade. Is close second
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Casualties in the Philippines.

WARRINGTON. July 14.-Major- Gen. Otis
cabled the War Department this morning the
following additional casualties
Wounded-SsventeenthI Infantry. at San Fer
nando June 30. Company X. Corporal Chris
George W. King. thigh. severe: llth. First
Lieut.. Ira l. Reeves, check, hand and foot.
{. Frank Bouehard. hand. slight; at Plllallu.
18th, Edward Reeves. foot moderate: Compa-
ny q. Aom Nall abdomen. severe. near Santa
Cruz
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Harry Payne Whitney'H Dorothy IL. Wins "A
Close Race.

NEWPORT. July 1.-THE thirty Hooters were
out in force to-day, six starting in the sweep
stake race, which was won by Harry Payne
Whitney In the Dorothy III. The Puck. owned
10y er-Commodore Edwin d. Morgan. one OF
the syndicate that built the Defender, and
probably as well known a yachtsman as there
is in this country. sailed her first race with Mr..
Morgan At tho stick She showed them all her
heel, until the run-in. when she was passed 10y
three bOnts. summary follows:
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COLE.
Events for To-Day-An Club Competitions
Notes.

Events for To-Day-All Club Competitions
Notes.
The third putting and approaching contest
for tho Captains Cup for women was played at
tho Enclewood Coli Club on Wednesday and
resulted in a win for Miss l.. Drake Smith. who
now leads in the race as she had Two points TO
her credit before. Mrs. Wells Is now second
with four points. The scores for the eighteen
holes on Wednesday were:
MsSL. Drake Smith 81; Miss Mabel Bunitt 6t;
Miss Helen Bunit. 80, Miss Mabel Barber. "a; Mrs.
j. NJ Wells as; Miss c. Barber. G6, Miss A. Barber,
20; Miss l.. Moury. 10; Miss NJ d. Nichols 10: Mrs.
b. T. Rennard. 20; Mrs NJ. Campbell. 10; Mrs. Bu-
nit. 81 Mrs. Jordan and Miss +. Cook withdrew.
MANCHESTER. Vt. July 14.-In team match
at the Equinox Golf Club to-day the homo
team defeated the Rutland Golf Club by a score
OF - to 0. Three OF tho Equinox team are
well-known New Workers.. DR.. Burnham play
ing from the Dyker NJ eadow Golf Club. Arthur
Taylor. Oakland. and J. J.. Taylor. Nassau
Country. The teams to-day were:
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To-day is the second Saturday in succession
en wSh S 10 Ro tb~ T o s1 n
almost two months. as beginning with the Com
gectcut STATE l;caguS ch3mpt2nship on Tues
sion, shnn"c?c2 Hi! ST. N Newport a saratoga.
Narragansett Pier and Bar Harbor filling the
pet five weeks full to Hy9,EiiowinE AWEonethe
field County Golf Clubs handicap for the Score
tarys CIR, The BrookIawp Country Club and
team match will DO played at Brooklawn: The
H Ti HlI GSi club viii play the IIsrbor
Country Club there will he tho regular weekly
handicap at iLe, Morris County G3if CIubfor
North Jersey Coast fiolt League. Deal Beach
course. and Norwood rarS viii ray Holy oil
wood at HOLLYWOOD, At Arisley there will lie
amen IY1 SsEs' handican; and At the Marine and
East Orange coli Club at East Or Orange '
Harbor Hill Club will be played to-day, and
an9thGr9t the cups offered BY President Rich;
Club. for the lowest score during the past week
fer lity;four holes OF golf, will be awarded. AT
S Anqrsw ,heS re viii be hE"ndcap for
rusrol there will be the regular Saturday hall
sweepstakcs; and there will also be club con-
tests at the Essex County Country Club. Ana
wants Golf Club. Wee Burn. Hillside Cape
May and llilandule clubs.
NOTES.
At the Staten Island Cricket and Basel ball
Club yesterday two men PLAYED an eighteen
hole match neither OF whom had ever before
had golf club in his hands They were H.
DoOdy and Edward Randall. the latter making
100, l23-23O to Doody's l24, 1897
beginning to-day ut the st Andrews Colt
Club and continuing each saturday up to and
including Aug. - there will be handcaps for
prizes presented 10y club mnmb crs. ono prize
being awarded each week. The Golf Commit
tee also announce that the fourth monthly
handicap will h" played on Wednesday, July H.
Mungo Park. who has been tho professional
for som" time at the Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball Club. has gone TO the Lake Hopat-
cong Golf club.
Another new golf club has been heard from,
this tim" at Rye Beach, Me, whore a mum Dor
Of New York, Chicago and Boston people have
organized one for summer play. There will
lac nine holes and informal play has already
begun. The officers are: President, q. L.
Allen; re-President, A. A. Carpenter. Jr |;
Irensprer r. A, fhllhrrK Secretary, Frank
man Williams. Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

Requiring the news facilities ~ Trustworthy morn
ing pubhcauuu. together with a corresponding eli
eueAge. have designated The sIS Their official News
aud Advertising medium ThOre In printed ga h
day complete summary Of Real Estate transactions
together with list OF Real Estate Auction Sales
ou,ur,-idr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
DuERRn's New Boat VIII Defend the Cup
AgninAt the ConGtAnce.

MONTREAL, july li.-It Ia not expected that
there will lie any trial races this year to decide
upon the defender for the S"Rwanhaka Cup
The new hoat designed and constructed 10y o.
H. DuEgan will defend tho cup against the
Constance. The crew will comprise DugKan
". A, c. Hamilton, Z. A. Sherwood and MAJOR
Hamilton.
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FLUSHING. July 14.-Mrs. s. Vernon Mann.
Jr.. won the prize offered by Miss Hicks for
womans putting match at the Oakland Coll
Club to-day In the match Miss Lotchen Smart
tied with Mrs. Mann for first place. with
score OF 56. but on the rlay-or Mrs. Mann won.
The other competitors were Mrs. August Tai
bot Mrs i. Van c. Miller. Miss Hicks, Miss
Hon. Miss Cock. and Miss Shaw.
At the Westchester Coli Club yesterday a
team OF four Of the oldSters defeated team az
four oldsters from the Salem. ~ j. Golf Club
by the overwhelming score Of % to o. The
teams were.
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The Pollywog. owned by Almerc II. PaEet
and ERperansa. owned by Harry o. Havomeyer.
Jr.. are getting ready to enter the races next
MnnL
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Begin now, and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers have discovered through advertise
ing in TIRE srS The result. desirable, we'll paying
SIlGutage.--AdV,
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THE SHAMROCK'S NEW BOOM
WILL BE LONGER THAN HEM PRESENT
ONE AND CARRY MORE SAIL

Sir Thomas Upton Gives n Reward TO the
Policemen who Kept Him Ont Of the
Dry Dock-Picture OF the New Challenger
Shows Her to Have Enormous Spar Plan.
Special Gable Ds,pateh to TEE Scr.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 1.-THE shipbuidlng
frm OF J. q. Fay Il Co.. Southampton. Is con-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

Model Bath Rooms
1t Is true economy to select our Bath
Room fixtures for a small country
house, thereby securing the satisfac-
ton of comparatively perfect opera-
ton and consequent saving IN repairs.
THE MEYER-SNIFFEN co. LED.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS.
o East 10th 81.
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mosphere Of America she will be able TO carry
moro canvas. When the challenger was In
the dry dock here the police refused to allow
Sir Thomas Upton admission TO the dock un-
I'll his identity was proved. Blr Thomas alter
ward gave a reward to the policemen Tor their
faithfulness
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Yachting Motor.

The fourth general meeting Of the New York
Yacht Club will 10 held at Delmonicoa, Beaver
street. noIt Thursday At z. NJ,
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LARCHMONT OPEN REGATTA.
Names of the Yachts Entered for To-Day
Races.

Fifty-slx Yachts have been entered in the
open regatta OF the Larchmont Yacht Club.
which Is to be sailed to-day. 1t will be the first
event OF the race week, which will have bril-
liant opening. The start will be made at II 80
o'clock. The Amorta and Quisetta will furnish
the chief contest in the schooner classes. while
among the sloops the best races will he in
classes X and l.. In class l.. Charles l.. Poor's
new yacht Meira will make her first appear
ance. The entries. numbers. &c. are:
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Weather Conditions and General fsrscast.

Washington, Feb. 10.-The 18th con-
secutive day OF abnormally cold
weather in the Central valleys, West
and Northwest has been marked by
some moderation in the Ohio and upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
On the middle Atlantic states the wave
has continued with undiminished Sc
verify. The mean temperature for FRI
day was two degrees below zero. the
lowest daily mean temperature ever
recorded in the history ofthe Washing
ton station. The mean temperature for
the past two days was zero. also the
lowest two days mean ever recorded.
This morning. the temperatures in
the Ohio and mid mississippi valleys,
western upper Lake region and mid
Atlantic states were from l to is de-
grees lower than any previous record
for the first decade Of February. Dur
ing the day. however. there was a
marked rise, and. tonight. the temper
atures in the upper Ohio valley are
close to zero. which Is also about the
average New England temperature.
Shows and rains are indicated in the
Southern states and snow from Ohio
valley westward and in the southwest
Generally fair weather will elsewhere
prevail. The cold wave will continue
generally. except on the Gulf and ex-
treme south Atlantic coast and there
will be no marked abatement for at
least several days. Fresh to brisk
nOrtherly winds may be expected in
the Atlantic coast states.
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great call for it--has been due to its
use BY thousands of people for whom
ii has been prescribed by Intelligent
phyahians. to restore the patients
vitality. to purify the blood of the
enervating poison, to restore the
nervous system to healthy action and
to strengthen the vital organs.
A person will continue to suffer from
The evil effects of grip for. many
months unless he attacks the disease
by getting rid Of the unnatural. I'M
healthy poisonS in the system. supply
ing the body with new blood, irousing
the hcalthful action of the Kidneys
liver and digestive organs. and nour-
ishing and upbuilding the over-exerted
and debilitatcd nervous system. All
this and just this Paine's celery COM
pound will do. In the multitude Of
never failed.
A case well known in Chicago is
cited. Mr.. Frank i. Davidson. who is
one of the most brilliant sind+ best
known engineers in the world. had just
finished the plans for the great inter-
ccpting sewer system. of Chicago,
which is to divert the .l1itiTc sewerage
of the city from Lake, Michigan,
through the famous Chicago drainage
canal. and down the mississippi
Superintendent Davidson had worked
well nigh exhausted and took to his
bed with an attack of the grip. After
a while the disease not having left him.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Thomas ]. Harrington of Curtis Cor
Nor aged 81 years. dropped dead, Friday.
He was a Waterman In the mill.
VIM. McDavid. while sluicing logs down
So,,aw mountain. Wednesday, had his
ier broken He is now at the Old Town
hospital.
t,ire in the third story of Beckett 4
COS candy and fruit store at Calais.
THURSDAY night did about $3.50 damage
nv water, smoke and tire; insured.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stevens, president of the
National W, c. r. L., and Miss Anna A.
cardom. vice presiden, at large, left Port
land for Washington. ID. G., Friday. to
"ttend the National council of women.
she Mothers Congress and meetings of
he District of Columbia W. G. 7. L.
nicholas picard is under arrest at Bid
deford on the charge of assaultinS his
.,s;fo r'he arrest was made upon her
onn,n,ainf. she alleging that he had
s,on,er and kicked her and practically
Sr;,.e,' her out of doors. The police found
IL. =, a state of intOXicatiOn. and his
nrra;~nment in the municipal court will
i,a ',nnn a double charge.
walter Kinds of Portland. accompanied
~, q friend. c. NJ. Harris. left Portland.
,TTfh,,rsiav. for FL Paso. Texas. Mr.. Kinds
exnects to be gone about eight months
ong in that time Will make tour
shrnueh Texas. New Mexico and several
a.her states in that region for the pur-
uose Of studying the animal life of that
ppect;on. Mr. Kinds has made an ex-
ssaustive study Of the geological statis-
ties Of Maine.
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FIRE At LYMAN.
Store. House and Stable Burned With So.
600 Loss and Small insurance. -.

Biddeford, Me, Feb. 10.-The general
store Of c. X. Littletield & Son and the
house and stable of Howard Hanson at
Goodwin's Mills in Lyman. were de-
stroyed by fire, Thursday night. The
blaze was under good Roadway when
discovered, and as the village is with
out fire fighting apparatus. the build
ings were at the mercy of the flames.
1t was feared that the whole village
would be wiped out but the applica-
ton of water to the roofs of neighbor-
ing buildings confined the fire to one
section. The furniture in the house,
the goods in the store and farming
tools and live stock in the barn IN
Guiding a COW. hog and hens were
burned. The rooms over the store were
occupied by Aaron Lodge of Free Ma
sons.
The loss is about $4,000, only small
part of which is covered by insurance.
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=
POSSIBLY Ax0ReE's REMAINS,
North Siberian Natives Report Finding Three
Corpses and Parts Of Balloon.

Krasnovarsk. Siberia. Feb. l0.--A gold
mine owner here named Monastyrschin
has received a letter saying that tribe
of Tungusos. inha biting the Timur Penin-
sula, North Siberia. recently Informed the
Russian police chief of the district that.
Jan. q, between kamo and Pit, in the
province of Voniseisk, they found cabin
constructed of cloth and cordage appar
entity belonging to a balloon Close by
We're the bodies Of three men. the head
of one badly crushed. Around them We're
number of Instruments. the use of
which was not understood by the Tun-
gusos. The police chief has started for
the spot to investigate. as it is believed
that the bodies are those of Herr Andrec
and his companions.
The balloon Eagle with Prof Andree
and his companions, Strinderberk and
Frcinkel, in the car. left Danes Island Of
the Spitzbergen group July II, 1897, in, an
attempt to cross the North Polar point.
No definite news of the aeronauts has
been received beyond the message at
tachcd to a carrier pigeon. found by the
whaling ship talks, which arrived at
July Is. 1890 p. NJ. Lat. S2.O2 north. lon.
12.05 east. Good voyage eastward. All
we'll"
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he was advised to try Paine's celery
compound. He was soon. back at his
office in the department Of public
works. a well man. and forthwith
wrote letter to the proprietoys Of the
remedy. in which he says:
II had. been told " friends OF the
wonderful. results obtained by them
from the use Of PainEfv celery. COM
pound. After 1fiyesGverc attack OF the
grip determincs1 Ia nv it.. 1 have al
ready found that my friends reports
were not at all exaegctatcd. and I wish
to Join most cheerfully with them In
recommending the remedy 70 othefe.".
Hundreds Of grateful letters have
been written to the proprietvrs .u(
Painc's celery compound since the ~.
pcarance of grip this year, tel1ine OF
the perfect rec0veries 1t has Effected.
The letters come from men and women
of many conditions. Few person5s are
SO poor they cannot afford to havc,4his
great remedy constantly In the hOu1e,
and none are SO prosperous that; for
their hcalth's sake they can afford 70
be without II. When SO many men ana
women whose words carry The utmost
weight In the communities In which
they live testify as they do, 20 r. the
great benefit they have received ffoni
Painc's celery compound, there can be
no hesitancy in trying It. A sin6ie
trial is the test which Is confidently
invited.
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Can it be avoided or prevented?
And can it be cured?
Grip is characterized by continued
fever, by tendency to Inflammation
of the membranes of the digestive and
often the respiratory tracts. by pain in
the muscles, and by debility.
The grip in individual cases varies
from Il slight indsposition to severe
forms with grave synptoms-these
variations depending wholly upon the
health. age, temperament or nervous
condition Of the person. Those predis-
posed to rheumatism suffer great pain
in the muscles: persons of nervous
temperament become low spirited,
often have hysteria, and, il not closely
watched, have been known to commit
suicide. Several cases of this sort
have been reported this month in the
newspapers. Headache is a constant
symptom. The Bowels are generally
constipated. Whatever form the dis
ease takes there is invariably extreme
prostration. The danger to persons in
previous lealthful condition is slight.
1t has been absolutely proven that
there is one certain preventive Of seri-
Gus cases Of grip: and that there is
ono remedy for persons suffering with
II. or beginning to be convalesccnt
from it's attack.
The unexampled public. demand for
Painc's celery compound during the
last two months-and the proprietors
Of this remedy have never known so
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Situation Encouraging in winston.

Wfnslow. Me-, Feb. 10.-(SpeciaD.-No
new cases have been found by DR.. A. Il.
Bessey. the health officer Of the town.
today. The situation remains practically
unchanged with the exception that 1t is
Watervillc. there is the opinion that the
officers have the upper hand OF the dis
ease Dr. Bcssey states that there is no
change in the condition Of the patients
who have been considered among the
SickeSt.
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200 INDICTMENTS
Found by the Grand Jury Of
Penobscot County.
Suicide Of Prof. Frank |. Ripley at
Pennington, Friday.
$4,000 Fire At coodwin's Mills-Sto,e,
House and Stable Burned.

Bangor. Me-, Feb. 10--This afternoon,
the February grand jury reported to
Justice Wiswell CT the supreme court
Its list of indictments as follows: Louis
Boushay of Old Town, murder: VIM.
Carly and Emma Morrison, adultery;
larceny; Henry Ford. larceny: John
Berry. breaking nd.entering; Oscar
G. Kingsbury, compound larceny; Alex
Collins. two for forgery; JOS. Sproul, as
sault and battery: Rhoda p. McCarter,
a nuisance. There are
about 1870 liquor indictments.
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Iiresome Senatorial Ballots.

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb. 10.-The 21st
ballot for United States SENATOR today.
resulted as follows: Quay, IS: jerks.
50: Dalzell, Is; Stone. 5: Stewart, s.;
Huff, 5; Widcncr. 2: Irwin, 4; Rice. l.;
Markie. /; Tubbcs, l: Graw. 1: Ritter. :.
Total, 1870. Necessary to a choice 81.
Paired, C; absent without pairs. s. No
election. s
Dover Del. Feb. 10.-The 10Th and
50th ballots for United States senator
taken, at noon today, resulted: Gray,
is; Addicks, Is: Chandler. IS: Stevens.
,. Absent. 5. Total vote. Il. Neccs-
sary to choice. "a. No election. Ad-
journed until noon tomorrow.