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Baltimore g Ohio


schstu!e in eject June 1. 1910.
Lave Washington frcHs station corns- Of >Nez
JERSEY Avenue and G street.
Fer Chicago and Northeast, Festibu.ed Limit
II trlirs 1870 g. ~. s-c5 :. IT,. daily
F0- CiEci=nati. s. Loais and Iu1i4nzpoi5s. Ex-
7-css. I0-C5 q NJ NestIhuicd L5..ited 9 % p n
,NPrezs l-lo night. daily
Scr Pi-tsh1r- I'D Clevalzrd. 1913 q II %
? r. AID 90 a. rs. daily
For C1ilsl'rzs. sos p - daily
Fer Mincilsstrr ard uag s-1tioEs, 81 a n.
$50 p. rs a-1 80 T.. ~
Pr Luray. z.-5 p daily.
For Baltimore. week days V2-S5. S-f9. 5.51,
40. KID. x--s3- $50. N5-s9. Nl3-6o q N.
Ni--i9 n. I2-i5 Il 70. XS-0J. N4O5 K+-S0. az.
AS. X5-ld. N5--ij. N5-5l. SO. 1S-11- ZI3-e1.
AZ 90 XlI-15 T. S-1dsys. X2-S5. & II.
x1-l). SD xJ-co a m. Il2-I0. xl-lc. I-I5.
1900. 50. III - p n
For Arz-Poiis. 30 a. IN. sid Iz-I5 P SIN
1s!s. SO . m 4-S5 p n-
For frct-rigk, week Gays. s-55 A n. I0-50.
8-50 $50 p. N. Sunfzvs. 900 q II. lis 2 n
Fcr Ha-erst.T.. 'l0-l5 a. and 80 p
For Eeyc and way pc.r-s. week days. So
T. m. $50. $50. 7-o5 p n SUutays. 9-oo a. II.
For Caitbezs5lr- ard way PORTS. week d-ys.
SIS a. m. l2-5t. $40. so. 500 $50. 80.
ll-z5 P m S-Itays. 9-oc p n. IFS. 500. 7-o5.
For Washington Jr-ct.-r and uay points. v-eek
days, SIS . m. tS3, $50 p Ssldays.
1-l9 a m. lis p IL
For ChaUtaEq1sa Beach, $50 ?. N, 40 P rs
week DAYS ESQ e. m. Sundays
Royal GLEE LINE
Al trains iiiurii-ltrG vita Pinssch light
For Baltimore. Eil.ildeipLla. Nsx YORK Bcs-
ton. ard the East week DAYS. 2-35. 7-o5 iD:scr).
$50 tBuEet). Ia-l9 (Dize0, A. m. la-I9.
lLi-G). l-I0 tDilsr). sos ''ECyaI Limited
Exclusively Pr if--. Train Dining Car, 4-03.
5-cJ Dining Car. SEQ sad u So p. n Sleep
ing Gar spcn 81 l9-C3 'clccSl. sundays. rs.
1-o5. 9-oO m I--i5 ro0n. 40 Dining Cars,
sec, C5 Dining Cars. -O9 and II 80 D. n sleep
irg ear open - O'Clock
PSrior Cars al cay trains
Fer Atlantic City. 1905 a IT. 1913 aeon.
zrd lilo and 500 p week dzys l2=l0 noon
SUE6Sys-
Fer Cape Nay. week days. I2.I0 ard 40 D n
Except SIEcay. NEXprcss trains
Baggage called FOR and checked from hotels and
residences By Union Tr1nsisT Go. en- orders LEFT
az ticket ofsc5s. Go Pennsylvania Avenue aorth-
west. New York Avenue ard l5Lh Street and 1t
Depot Telephone tirker ofsces for B. o. Flee
the AutcInobile Cabs
p D. UNDERWOOD D. B MARTIN
% Vice President Mgr Pass T-lfHc
and Cen
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington, July 3. 1906
On TUESDAY. JULY To- 1900. at the places
and times hereinafter named. the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia Will offer t0r sale 70
the highest bidder the exclusive right and priyi-
leee Of using the several municipal hay scales
from August l. 1900 10 July 81. 1901. both incIu-
sive, for the purpose Of weighing hay straw
fodder. oats in the straw, and hive STOCK 10 wit:
No. 1, situated opposite the peStoffice in Union
town. ID. C., at 10 O'Clock a. m; No. . situated
at corner Of Eleventh Street and Virginia Avenue
southeast, at 1870 o'clock a. M; No. g. situated
at the intersection Of Eleventh and B streets
northwest at u o'clOcis m; No. g. situated
now az Seventh and p streets northwest at I
O'Clock p. m; No. 5, situated at the rear OF the
market house n Georgetown, ID. c., at O'Clock
D. m; No. 7. at or near Brightwo0d d. c. at
O'Clock D. N Parties purchasing viii be reutiir
ed to comply with the provisions Of the act Of
the legislative assembly OF said Distric; approved
June 20, 1917, entitled IAN act regulating the
sale % hay etc" Terms: One-fourth cash and
balance on OF before lst pToximo The purchaser
Of any Of said scales which may be on private
property shall have the right to use them where
they are with the consent o. the owners of the
property which located % remove them to
place approved by the ComfaisSioners HENRY b
F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W ROSS LANSING IL
BEACH, Commissioners of the District of Colum-
bia. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. Anctioaee-
iy4-6t. exS,em
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AUCTION SALES.
CrHOs J. OWEN. Auetioneer. ozs St nw.)

CrHOs. J. OWEN. Auetioneer. oZ3 st. nw.)
BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed Of trust dated Sep
tembc- p. 1879. and recorded in Iiber 9fSs
folio SO e. seq Of the land records OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, and az the request OF the partv
secured thereby viii sell az public auction 81,
the premises, go C. 81 NV. VI aShingt0n ID {
" an undivided thirteen-fourrecnthS interest in
all the goods and chattels mentioned in schedule
b. Of the above named deed o. trust consisting,
OF printing presses. paper cutter, stiecher motor
with shafting and betting, composing stones.
stands and cases. cabinets. gslieys type, and all
the accessories Of hrst-cass printing establish
Iiens. Terms made known az the time Of sale
GEO. F. THOMPSON
TE0S. MALONEY
ly3-Gt Trustees
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-Cheap: house at 81 $50; new 2-story
brick; near Govt. Printing Ofaee; cost 81 500.
For Sale-A coy brick dwelling. near AZ st.
sw.; rents for 5000; price 81, eco.
For Sale-sI 200 will buy a 2-story and basement
Groom brick. car line Sc.
For sale-A pretty house for 5, 800. near 9Th and
II SITS ne. rooms
iyo-st.em STONE FsIRFAx. SOC St NV
FOR SALE-Look al this bsrgain. good Groom
frame and lot I9xiI6. wide alley on Sth st.
ne, onshalf square from H. only 81 $50; lot alone
worth the price
For Safe-Ilth 81. Sc. near C good 2-stOry
frame, lot 2SxlI6. alley: g 500.
For Sale-lth ST, Sc, near ID, rooms, stable.
lot l63xll76; 81 800
For Sale-A low-priced corner, Sc, on 80 St.
rooms. lot 26xlS4; only 81 600
b6St,em STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC st. NV.
FOR SALE-These are bargains; must he sold:
they belong 20 estate; fruits coming due;
beTed street and avenue west OF 7th =; brick
suitable for store; price 81 So another good in
veStment in Groom bay-windOw brick, with
bath and hail. renting for $3.50; prise - go
jyG-St,em STONE FAIRFAX. SOC + St NV
FOR sALE-AIuch below value. great bargains in
lOw-priced houses. for homes Investments
Here's one for s.. $50; could not be duplicated
St ne.
lovely little home for s.. go.
A 2st0ry bay-vindow brick, near 18th and II
ne, large rooms. goOd-sized lot, worth $1,000;
s. .OOO was loaned on il.
new 6-rO0m bay-winGow brick near Govt.
Printing Office: price -, 500.
brick house on 5th ST. NV. rooms and
bath, s., 80.
A corner. on st. ne. enc of the prettiest
squares, 3 stories; s. 800. cost 81 200.
bargain at - 800 7th 81 Sc. near Pa ave.
rooms aud bath: reduced from -. 80.
jyG3t,em STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC 81. nv.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR TRADE-Splendid Washington lot. nea.
cars; will trade for horse and outfit or chat.
tells; open for proposition. TREADWELL sOa +
ST. NV. post, EN-
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WALL PAPER

ONE MONTH rOouz paDercd $40 u2: samples
brought. HUNT, SIC F s., Room =
jy5-7t.em
FIRST came the war in Cuba Then a-hting
IN Manila Then the BTitsh and Beers
couldn't agree Now China has gore On the var
path. Who will be next2 We're ready to PAPER
your rooms with stylish paper. for only - ~.
+. G. NOLTE- SO 9Th st, No BRANCH ie90-d
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot on St ne.
:0xlO0; suitable fer any business OF fat worth
Sl-5t per foot; 1 iced money so take It for 81
per foot. Address Box l32, this Office.
iy6-St EN-
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Only One Trial Necessary

to convince sufferers from Liver or Kidney dis
ease that Warmers Safe Cure viii cure them.
Begin today.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day In the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace E.e1meTs
- AeWport News" Norfolk and ''Hesh-
- isgton.' on the following schedule:
Ly wzshingtOn,ssso pm Lv. Portsmouth 90 pm
II. AlexaDdTis- 7 90 pm Lv. Norfolk -5-45 pm
AZ II noHroe-1D8 am IL. II. GOnrOe--5-<5 PA
AT Sorfoik-----eU9 am Ar. Alexandria 81 am
A. Forismouth-sl5 am Ar WaShington-.7.00 an
- Tickets sale ~ sI7 Penn ave. B. and
- o. ticket once. 90 Penn ave. and corner
- 18th 81. and n. I. ave. c. & o. ticket o.
- bees at 5iS Penn ave. and CO l4th ST. /;
- 3 A. l. ticket once. 1894 n Y. ave. and
board sfear-a-z
EEFor further information apply 81 gen
- eT1i o1ces. 7th 81. wharf, Wash D. Q.
- Phone. 75G
nozo-a JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and Is Le ST.
In effect May I. 1900.
For Alexsrdria-Week DAYS. $50. T.0l 7.s0.
500. SIS, s-5s. 9-25. 1890. Il 90. lI.s5 a m.
SiesO6. 1920, l2-45, Il 90 las 200 $40, x3.O0
BPS, 3,59, S4:l5. 49, sos. 1910 $50. cot
eco. TOO. 7:3o. SOC. s.45. $50. 10.l5. II 90
n-5s P. m- Sundays, 7=45 500. 4S.-l9,S9
u.oo. II 81 a. n. l2-00 noon. 1870. 100 I-35
200, 2;s0. 800, 80. 400, 4.35 $50 $50. $780,
go. 1;0J 7-s5. soc. s:45. $50. l0:I5. U:a9
H-Se p. m.
For Mount vernon-Week DAYS. $50. 500. 100.
HOO a m, xi2.05. II 20. ZOO x3 90. Sc 7.O5
e;t5 p m Sundays. 900 a m I2.OO noon. 2-0o.
800 7.eO 5;45 ?. m.
For Arlington and Aqueduct BTidge-Week
days. $50, 'S:S5. SIS 'S:25. 1000 II;9e .. n
.lz-0S. 1870. IA .1:45. 200. -2:40. 600
SIS, -i:I5. Sos. $40 ses. ESQ. .Oe, 500 p
II. Sundays. 7.45. goo. 9:45, 'IO.29. II 90
'l1-5c a m. 400 noon. -I2-3O 100 -I-3l 30
$50. s:0e. $50. 800 $50. 500, $50, Goo.
ESQ. 200. $50, 500 p n
Parcels carried oG az trains. Baggage checked.
xExpress- TO Arlington only.
J. COLyIN, sgperiBtezdent-
O. = ABBOT President
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Apply at Office for Weekly BaIlstia.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAs

REDUCED rates; . per month. 93-g5 ST. Sc.
or viii sell at sacrifice. L. RlCHOLD, no
l1l2 p St nv H53t
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A. S. Caywood,
Real Estate, Loans, & Insuranc,

S33 9TH ST NV.
House and store corner. in good section n
Northeast; Groom brick house, bath cellar. .nd
store; 2-story brick stable Of lot II sold
at once. =, 200.
Corner house and store AZ 81. sw.; 7-r0oHs
brick house and store; a. m. l. 81 $50
Also house and store next door, $3.50.
iyG-3t
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HELP wAxrED-MALE AND FEMALE

TOUCH-TNPEWRITiNG. No ? Remington. FIR
nished At your home and instructions given
in touch typewrting. 81 per month. Box Z7j, City
POstoffice. It. en-
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED-A Baltimore pharmacist desires posi-.
tion; years experience; highest references.
Address Bon Ia. this Office iy53t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By neat respectable colored girl. place
a. chambernlaid or nurse apply 40 Fenton
st. ne. Item
WANTED-Ry hrst-ciaSs colOred Iaundress, wash
ing to do home. 1916 Linden St ne. Item
WANTED-By respectable coIo-ed girl position 70
assist with cooking. OF do chambervork or
nrrse, refs; willing 10 stay nights. I2IS r 81.
NV. lien
NANTED-By lady Of refinement a situation as
companion tddress MISS NJ r. BROWN
station A. City p q. Item
WANTED-By colored woman with child :. place
10 g to country; good cook and llundress.
6lS o - nv. ivt.-gt EN-
WANTED-By colorcd girl from Virginia. place
60 do general houSework day work Call
or address 1S2 2Sd ST NV jy6-2t
WANTED-By coiored woman place as cook: good
ref 23C n j. ave Sc Il
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NANTED-A girl 70 make herself useful around
house Apply l7Os lst ST NV II EN-
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WANTED Two girls. plain coos: other nurse
coloIed cook: white nurse private family.
ENQUIRE l635 lin St NV Item
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wANTED-At REINHARDTs sILK HOUSE. cor.
9Th and I stS.. salesadies and bundle wrap
pers; only those with some experience need ap-
DIV II. EN-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS sERvICE
SFw YoRK-SOUTH ANTON LONDON.
FALLING NESBCUND. AT CHER3OURG.
Sailing WedGesisv5 at 20 q n
RED STAR LINE.
NV NOKK-ANTBERF-PARIs
Every Wednesday AZ y mon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
fiers u and i. n. R.-OfHce 3 R-ozdsrar y 7
~ .Dhiz on -. 3G5-2o7 Walnut 81
WASHINGTON OFFfCF-Isos = ST N
Vt W. G. MOSS. Azent. at Sanders & Stzymz7-A
1897 g. nv
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HELP wANTED-FEaALE.

WANTED-A arst-class COOK at CA Nd ave. ne.
lien
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MANTED-Fry cook for Cape May; head waiter.
fare paid. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY Ssc
10th ST. nE. II ,em
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PROPOSALS for the construction Of sewers Oaice
Of the Commissioners. D. c.. Washington D
c. June % 1900 Sealed Proposals viii be -
ceived this cfiCe until p O'Clock n. July p
Ie-}a f0r constructing sewers IN the District ~
Columbia Specifications ard blank forms OF bro.
p0sals may be obtained at this Office The rirh,
Is reserved TO reject any and all bids OF usrts ~
bids HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND. John "
ROSS. LANSING II BEACH, Cornlaissianers ID
q ie20-fr evS -,
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FOR SAI.E-4S7 St NV; 1919 9th 81 NV big
bargain. SO II 81. ne. story building.
rooms al1 store. L. RICHoLD. I10Hl2 81.
NV. iyj-3t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D c n

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C.. Wash
ington. D. C.. June % 1000. Sealed Promo
sails Will be received his cfce until y O'clock
noon SATURDAY. July :. 1000, for grading
soddiug. and constructing cement pavement ana
SteT,s in The grounds OF the Hubbard school on
Kenyon Street. between Sherman Ayrugr and
Thirteenth street northwest Al necessary in
formation viii be furnished en- Application 10 the
Office Of the Engineer ComnisSioner. D. c, II r.
F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING n
BEACH Commissioners. ID. c. ie20-sf exS en-
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STORAGE. rs cents per load UNITED STATE
STORAGE CO.. 40 i0th St Ew. jyi-3t. er
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WANTED-Ry FIRST class Coored laundress, was
ing 10 do home. 1916 Linden st. ne. It.e
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KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. The Ken
lucky Governorshlp Is still being claimed
by 10th parties at the State capital. The
Democrats are claiming ady!ces showing
Beckham's election by from 1880 TO $3.50,
while the Republicans claim the election
OF Yerkes by 200.
independent voters charge that the Re
pubucans are holding oack the returns IN
the Eleventh District, and that the Dem
ocrats have done likewise in the First,
the Republican and Democratic strong
holds respectively. each waiting for the
other side to make show down. and this
is responsible for the decay IN ascertaininS
the result
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 7.-To-night
the Cour.eI, Journal, with returns from
LOO out Of 1881 precincts i'll Kentucky
puts Bryans majority at S.02a and Beck
ham Dem.l for Governor at 1850.
These mnjorities are both considerably
smaller than those hitherto claimed for
the Democratic candidates, put tns re-
naming precincts are for the most part
Democratic and are expected to increase
these nlajorities.
According to special dispatches the cleo
ton OF kehoe GDem.) over Pugh (Rep.) in
the Ninth Congressional District by u
majority of 80. is conceded.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. 1--Democrat'c
Committeeman Dahlman this afternoon
stated that the Nebraska Lesisla ture
will be Fusion by Ii majority; that the
Fusion State ticket is elected by ABOUT
1900 majority, and that the Bryan eiec-
tors win by 1890.
Republicans are inclined TO concede the
Legislature on tho face OF the present re-
turns, but they allege fraud in Douglass
county, Omaha, and will contest
So far the returns show gains IN me
I legislature of 16 members for the
Fus:onists two vars ago.
OMAHA. NEB.. Nov. Election re-
turns in Nebraska are SO close as TO De
watched keeny Chairman Lindsey, for
the RepublcanS claims ton sit that NC
Eirlev carries the State by 200 or more:
the Republican State ticket wins by a,VD
to 1900. and that the Republicans have a
majority of Il III the Legislature.
Against this the Democrats claim Bryan
carr ed the State. though by narrow
majority of perhaps not more than a
thousand: that Fusion has made safe
working majority in the legislature: ina
Fusion State officers are elected by S,No
"a $500.
The Legislature will be in DOUBT until
complete returns are in. Indications are
that it will be Fusion by a small ma
jority.
Both parties are claiming the lead on
joint ballot.
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The PEA S CLAIM.
Indemnity Ciaimad From, Honduras
viii l:r Pad Immediately.
lp,- ,ssr1Istn,i I,r..sx

WASHINGTON. Nov T.-secretary IIa9
today received e lele5r.sm from Charge
Fsve.eIt al Guatemala City. saying ti!at
besllsd received 9. message from the Min
::ster Of Foreign Eiffa rs OF Honduras, in
forming him sfat the Government OF
uorf7I1ras had ordered the immediate pay
meut OF the indemnify e.n-uee in the
Pears case
E'rans pears was young Pttts5urs
nan doing business WITH his brother IN
honduras. Dursng some revolutionary
8 disturbance he was shot 70 death oy q
t;eysrnnaert senttnei wtl.Ie walking in the
s1-eets and approaching too closeiy 70
-rhe guard line tarough ignorance Of tho
language OF the country.
.fter making t.ioraagh investigation
81, ths case the state Department decided
that IL was one wgrrantLng u claim for
indemnity in behalf Of Pears family, so
the sum of $1,000 was demanded.
Honduras offered TO arb!trs.te the case.
but the proposition was decliaaci and the
United states Minister was directed "a
press for settlement. winch has Eow
been effected
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COLORADO.

DENVER, COL. Nov. Returns from y,
Yesterdays election are slowly Counts , -.i' ~
but sufficient returns and careful 80 a. !
mates have bean received to snow 10 ~, .t. "a. :
Bryan's plurality will be from "'''0'
,rh-s Ren,1b,iean managers concefe the
! eessIatnre 10 the Fusonisss by ma
iority of So on joint ballot ,-;a,
orman (Den.) and she. whole ), f,usi9 y,
ticket viii have about $1,000 plurality. In IL,
AranncE,oe county Bryar's plurality VIII
be about $500. though this will conslo-
erabIy exceed the plurality gwen tie
State and county tickets
The defeat of Senator Woicott ioF .Iie
Senate is generally conceded, but with
several aspirants in the Fusion party 1t
is impossible to predict with any accu-
racy who his successor will be.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov Political head
quarters n this city and State are beng
ABANDONED, and the campaign Of 1863 IS
now history.
En Governor Stone. who has charge Of
tle1Democratta National headquarters, Is
areaarias to return to Missouri.
Republican leaders OF national reputa-
;.cn who have made their headquarters
hsre in thiscssy for a, number OF weeks
East. are also scattering 10 their homes
IN different sections Of the country
Tbs Official returns as received are not
materially changing the results OF Nc
Klinieys plurality AT midnight, remain
rg approximately 145,o0o in the State.
John Is. Stancfliield. the Democratic
nominee for Governor, ran ahead of his
partyss Presidential electors, but O.Deas
plurality still remains about ltt1, 600, Both
Houses of the State Legislature are Re
publican by a large plurality.
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In DIANA,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov IA plu-
rality of anywhere from 2S,0Ct to $1,000
for the Republican national ticket; the
election OF Colonel w. T. Durbin CRep)
to be Governor; the election of the Mason
county Republican ticket: nine and par
haps Ten, out Of thirteen Congressman,
and the election OF a Legislature that. will
have a Republican majority of forty on
joint ballot, Is a summary in brief of
yesterdays ballot al the polls in In
diana.
An unexps cted development is the fact
that the Republicans made their strong
est gains in Democratic strongholds. In
seven heretofore strongly Democratic
streneholds Mckinley and the State ticket
showed a greater ratio of gain than was
shown by figures from several strong Re-
publican counties.
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HE'S FIELD
C0LP NyARRlEDI
Rev, landon Green and Miss We'lie.
Billie Welded IN Richmond.
CHURCH N o. SOLD
s or,,,nittcc Meet IN: Tont:sllt-C Council
Tomorrow = i.i,t--Isox OF Monkeys
News, Personal and fs,ief.
of Manchester.
MANCHESTER Bureau, Richmond Times,

No. l,.,. Hull street
The marriage OF Rev. Lalidon Green
and Miss Willie Bite look place yes
sesslay morning at IL Clock, at the res
isisnce OF II W. s. Il. Tucker, In Richmond
Tie marriage MAS Very quiet on account
OF a Recon; death int the family OF the
gTeo:n. aa.d only the most intimate frienos
and T iaiises were present me pTloe FL, -
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geofse 1,is.
- Ie, OF Chesterfield county, ana y mos
popular young lady.
Mr. Green is ctsisastor o. PetersN1 lls
Baptist Church, iii Powaat tan ..i.u
= i, rksfsaaIc OF the Union = u -oiotstss' =
Seminary The bride VAS pss''iliisasts
s.ttsrea in I. blue travelling sun. stlss.i
was extremely becoming. Alter = .ie 80
.aony Ir. and AIRS. Green ieit saor l i.l,
ss,t.s,.,. ,,,,n,. seen oaks. Chesterfield
county. -,..r sars1,
-,.,,a old Contra, aietliodist Church has
3 r,a,.s..t beer. sold TO the colprea Aethodists
NJ IN city, but IS seems hshiS iGopaple
.ba, the negroes will make ikno7sn there
decision in the matter to-day OR io-'nol-
r09.
Tho Bishop who vii, visit Richmond this
,y4sx viii decide tn matter. and the deal
may be closed With, a short while.
Care shepardson. the coiored girl who
was badly burned at the home of Mr.
saniusi r. owen Tuesday afternoon IS
recovering
PERsoNsL AND BRIEF
Theodore Brown. a c lehrated coiored
Character OF the city. got fill Yesterday
morning aiIf: gave vent 10 MS feelings by
ys.li:I,g htirrah for Mckinney which was
about tie worst thing he could have done
IN Manchester at this lime.
His term viii be fixed by the MAYOR
This morning
,4,,.sl little r,.s.- A Box Df=A3On-
aseys.,, which was presented with SO nucl
success last weei: by tive young ladies CT
the city. ssill be repeated Friday night
1t Leader Halt. Tor the benefit of Meade.
Memorial Church.
!.he Street Committee Mili inset tonight
at o'clock IN the Council Chamber.
The Building aI,t, Land Committee Is
called for O'Clock this after
rapn. TO meet at the plant Of the Rich
a,o.ld WOODWORKING Company The COM
yr.ftfs,e meets to consider the request OF
the ccrnraT1y for more land.
The regular. meeting Of the Council vii!
be held Friday night.
the Christian Band OF Central Al F.
Church vii. have supper tonight,
Thursday. November StE, at the church
from 10 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE ma
81 for McEinley in California continues
loit.y W. and the Indications nre that It
70 rs.,ch 10000. Compete: returns from
5s4 precincts out Of 21ao ofelse o. san
francisco , give Mckinley le',sss' Dry an'
81, 2iS. ,eoe ,1cB,in-
lev. 1866; Bryan. 81 sol. a,aat,o,
.eIa.rs - make a. semi official report, the
comnlete figures IN San Francisco canho %.
s,slascertapned ut present, but it IS safe 70
saw that the Republican Presidential e el se.,
tors have carried the city by s.nee or uvg an
The Republicans have elected all seven
Congressman.