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VIZ NEVER DESTROY a confidence when once
we gain it, and when We offer you n suit for
$40 We know it is good value and will give sat-
isfaction. EIsEMAS BRos., 9TH and Z.
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Dealer in Fine Butter,
B St wing, near 9th ST., Center Market.
Main Office. cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.
Telephone, 27i-3.
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IT's ALL A MATTER OF CHo

The well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in the United States.
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Whether you get a double or single-breasted
child's suit-they are both stylish and We have
an immense stock of all kinds TO select from.
Very pretty suits from q up.
EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and E
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"BRoxoDISE" cures headache. 6 doses Csc. .

PERsoss desiring to visit Wesley Heights be-
fore the sale Friday will be furnished free con-
veyance by calling at 700 lAth street north
west.-AGrS
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TRY Berkeley.
.BRonoDISE" cures headache. doses Csc.

SPAIEN BRAU VERsASDr BIER, bottled at the
brewery in Munich. CHARLES kRAEMER, agent
737 It'll street northwest.
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NEW and improved French ranges.
5. 5. SHEDD 4 Bro, 1872 9th st.
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MUSICAL TREAT at National Rifles Hall Fri
dAy, Nov.21, SPIN. Tickets, Soc, Ut door.-Adrt.
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TNLtUNPRIED SHIRTS REINFORCED FRONT
~ and back. Soc. worth S5c, Soc Domet Skirt
nov Ta aSe. DEfAhl MENr sIoAEs,
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IrcHl IrcHn IrcHn
SCRATCH. sCRATcHm scRATcHm

This is the condition of Thousand, who suffer days
Of misery and nights of sleepless agony from itching
bleeding and burning sczenas ard other skin tortures
and who live III ignorance of the that single mp
pication OF the CUIlCURA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief and point to q speedy permanent aud
economical cure
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair till Saturday; slowly rising tenn
psrature; winds becoming southwesterly.
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LIvERIEs from SIS up. EIsEMAS Bios, 18th
and Z.
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A :. .s our 7 AND Sc WHITE CHECK SAISsooK
100 Yards Linen Thread. 30.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
nl9-2t 124l-1:43 ! tn st Q.
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GALLON, "a; quart. Il, and pint, soc.
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JANIS F. OYSTER,

HEARINe instrument HEMPLER's, 455 Pa. av
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IMPORTED ginger ale Il a dozen. at
CHARLES kRAEMER's,
737 9Th ST. NV.
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THAEP, SIS L 81. NV.
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AMMONIA: "Ammonia 10
sdrus. not food an ex-
crement not . nutrimsnt
The long continued use Of
ammonia impars diges-
ton BY neutrslizing the
gastric Juice" - Pucne
Medical Journal.
n1s-m.tu. tn. f-lw
ysra'.!as fi t:Set o Ss'Ss1; &C.
s,s.s. DErAr sHsIsi:.s sE TIE IS &C..
FURNITURE
A COLD and uNATTRAcT1vE HEARTH
INITIAL STEP
NATIONS GREATNESS:
FLOWER OF VIRTUE
Nourished around the
COMFORTABLE F1REsIDE
Must of necessity
THE STRENGTH AND GLORY
OF people is in the
NUMBER Of its
HAPPY HOMES
EQUITABLE
Provides without STINT
And upon such terms - the
RxIaENcIEs OF EACH INDIVIDUAL
Case may determine;
Trivial in its eIactions.
Manifold in its benefactions,
1t conveys blessings
without number to the weary housewife.
HOUSE / HERMANN.
CASH AND CREDIT HOUsEs
e17. s21 AND sa3 7TH ST.
AND e27 AND 63e MASS. AVE. NV.
au3O-4m
coo. GRAY WOOL UNDERsHIRTs NOW 40.
W soc. Red Wool SHIRTS 35c.
u1a.a DEpAF ibaI MIS- STONES y
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EHs -. Il 7
| III g $#$$$$## {:
GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA
OF Washington. DC.
| 20 PERFORMERS.
| Prof JOSEF KASPAR. Conductor
;s''' boxes seating 'sA' $40
A LBAUah's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING. MATINEE SATURDAY.
STEELE MACKAYEs
| SENSATIONAL DRAMA,
| MONEY MONEY NAB MsP
| MONEY MAD.
Direct P ssm The b. psSS Of >
hun Of IS night. in New ti YORK. '
THE GREAT BRIDGE SCENE
TRIUMPH OF SCENIC REALISM
ACCOMPANY OF EXCELLENT ARTISTS.
Commencing Monday. November "a.
THE RED HUZZAR COMIC OPERA co.
MARIE TEMPEST
MARIE TEMPEST
ne0 SEATS NOW ON SALE.
K ERNAN's Nkw wAsHiNaroN THEATER
THIS wEEK-IAdies Matinee SATURDAY.
REILLY = WOODS
NEW CLASSIC VAUDEVILLE CO.
MARIE LOTUS. LEoNI CLARKE's FIFTY
CATS. FIFTY RATS. AND FIFTY NICE.
Next week-sam Devere's own Company. nl7-6,
RIscHoFF CONCERTS.
BIsCHoFF CONCERTS.
BIsCHoFF CONCERTS
BIsCHoFF CONCERTS
DECEMBER 3. JANUARY %. FEBRUARY Ia,
MARCH % AND APRIL "a.
81 SEASON TICKETS 81
On sG Sss On sale At als s3T +. ave NV. until Nov.
NJ" NATIONAL rH1A EAT. Wills aals
EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH
OPERA COMPANY.
THIS "wednesday EVENING.
Richard wAener's Music Drama,
LOHENGRIN.
MISS JUCH as ELSA"
Friday FLYING DuHcH lnl
JUCH SENTA
saturday Evening. D0HEMiXN GiRi.
JUCH Is AIRLINE.
Prices............e 81. q. so, 81 and SO centa
Seats now sale at box Office
Next wesk-THE GREAT HERMANN. MIG
H. B.. ,,n.,, :, Third Grand Annual Ball
fSthias' at The NE;i %1I, k,fes' LArmOry. on
Wedns, day, November 20. 1890.
nlo ci'''' admit i II Gs cens. and Ladies'
Rose TEA.
ASCENSION CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 81.
AT $50 PM
ID DIrp
IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM 18TH STREET
ENTRANCE.
Tea and Refreshments will be served by 4 corps of
Puritan madens Under the direction of
MISS PRUDENCE PALFREY.
GRAND Bazaar.
ANAcosTIA LODGE. NO. 81
F.A.AM..
NEW MASONIC HALL
ANAcoSTIA DC.
OPENS AT 1880 M ON TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER 1s 1880.
AND CONTINUES TEN DAYS.
Music and Dancing every evening n15-ow,
M UELLER's 'woRD-CHAIN SYSTEM"
AVA DAY AND Ef GEENaN CLASSES.
/ ARRIS B!JOU THEATER.
Week Commencing MONDAY. NOV. IL,
The Mighty Monarch Of tie Amusement World
The one Great Historic Success
NELS ON'S
GREAT
WORLD COMBINATION.
Next week-HELD BY THE ENEMY n17-et
A x. MUsicA Hall IREA Eat. GRAND CONCERT AT
EVENING, November 81, at X O'clock by the schu.
bert Quartet Epiphany Church Quartet, Miss Viz
gna kvans. contIaito and Miss Alice jenkins
Violin solo b, Mr. Chas. ]. Fraey. Prof bischoif,
doctor OF music, dire tor. his viii be beEeft con-
cert by our own Washington artists the restortlo
of Old Smithfeld Church Old Point Va cree !; a
III lO3--the o dCst Protestant church on the cou;-
neiit-ani now H. airing Completion under the AUSPICES
Of Rev. DAVID Barr Formerly Of that old parish
anu now assistant N mister Church OF the EplIhapy
WASHINGTON.
tickets. SOC. Reserved seats nc
Tick at Metzerotts Balantyne's and other places
nlo-0t
Il lNCOLN MUSIC HALL, NOVEMBER 20
u a
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nl0-2t
919 rSs. AVE.

JUST PURCHASED FROM A NEW
YOkK IMPORTER ONE HUNDRED
SERGE ROBES. THE ORIGINAL
WHOLESALE PRICE WAS
$500.
WE MADE AN OFFER FOR THE
LOT AND GOT THEM AT OR
PRICE. WE WANT TO SELL THEM
FAST AND HAVE MARKED THEM
$1,000.
THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE FORA GOOD
HANDSOME DRESS AT HALF PRICE.
". IL sHUsTER SONS
019 PENN. AVE NV,
ONE PRICE MA
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Gas STOVES. OH HEATERS.
s. S. SBEDD Il BRO. 432 9Th st.
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ID FAD DEPARTMENT STORES" ADS" STE.
H clal prices prevail in all del .ar iInents.
w. U. VIEkBUCHEN, Prop,
ll0-2t l24l- /. AZ IL til st SC
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Toxaro F,o.

A mild LAXATIVE for constipation. sovereigr
remedy Tor dyspe,siA Tomato Fig is Fruit and vese
table LAxeSiye. sutrior 10 any remedy now ON ne
market. Can be relied for its positive results IL
any e,nefEehcy II corrccts sluggish habit Of the
Of ume from business. Improves the health Of both
Tomato rig Nyes tone aud strength to the liver,
fdneys sod bowels and il one Of the most Delightful
end euecus9 purxatives before the pubic.
For sale By ell dru9Uissa 25c per bottle
=. \ BUTTS co.
oAS-Sm baltimore, Ma.
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CastOria.
When baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss shc chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them CastoriaL
ial6-th,s STUDY
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Pickle Dishes, best plate, 50; Breakfas
Castors best plate, 81 VoIGT & HAAS. 1t
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Solid Gold Initial Rings for Gent, $40
reduced from sc. VoIGT i HAAS. 1t
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Voigt L. Haas, jewelers., 71S 7th st. NV.
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See VOigt & Haas Windows.
Goods marked remarkably low; will pay you. II
DIR. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous System, has opened an office in
washington ID C., for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
huous hairs, warts. moles, marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DR..
e. .. Manakee, can be found every Wednesday
from $50 am. TO $3.50 p m. at their Office, 1912
" 81. NV. Moth, s,t3t
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GoopYrAn Goss.MrRs G1vEs GR.r1s
would cause too great rush. and We have deier-
inined 70 charge the following low Prices for our
hdNE CLOTH SURFACE CLOsE-FiTiiNG LADIES
Ladies' Chester, ell rs;
Ladies' Washington e2.5o:
Ladies' lexington, a. so:
Ladies Modjeska. e.
Mems Fine Nackintoshed Doublc and sinsle Tex
ture Cape Goats at from Is mp.
our '0oid Seal" ture Gum Overshoes arc better
ana wear longer than any other make
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 800 9TH ST.
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. nl1-f
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Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Niles Nery
inc. Free samples at
MERITS DRUo SronF 1OlA at
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Triple-plate Napkin Kings, 50c.; reduce,
1t EoIGT Il HAAS. 7l3 It'll st.
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Reduction in Flour Roller Process,
81. 40, zoe. sack
Fancy Patent, fine, sl.50, 75c and 4Oc. sack
swiss Process, best, $l.7O, S5c. and 45c. sack
Mince Meat, l0c. h.. New Prunes, l0c.
Preserves, 25c. bottle; New Nuts of all kinds
Lay Raisins Seedless Raisins; Condensed Milk
lac; Cooking Raisins lOc.
1t P. r. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV.
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm. No. 3.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest o9-2m
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500 More Of those Mems Fine Saxony Woo
$3.50 German Hand-knit Jackets, selling s,
rapidly at Sl.49, at G. AUERBACH's, 7th and Ii
Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency
nl9-4t
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CPECIAL-
- 2-yard-wide Floor Oi,clotb. SOC.
1h-yard- wide Floor oilcloth, 29o.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
n19-2t l241-1243 1lthsI 0. .
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, deliciou
easily digested and highly nourishing. 8
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bO
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM
Z. PALMER, Agent. ja2o-s tu thlJOt
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Tea Sets, three pieces. best plate, SO. 50. r
duced from Sl2. EoIGT d HAAS, 7l3 7th IT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-27

SUBMISSION OF CASE BETWEEN THE
OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND Con-.
PANY AND CHARLES A. Brown,
AssEssoR-INCHIEF FOR THE ISL
AND OF OAHU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-27

The plaintiff company is considered TO be
aprivate and not public" corpora
ton
The provision of the tax statute which
makes public stocks and bonds" tax
able as species of personal property
does not, therefore, apply to the bonds
OF the plaintiff company. and they are
excluded from the description of tax
able property.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-27

BEFORE JUDD, C. j.. M'cULLY, BIcKER
TON, J., DOLE, J.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-27

OPINION OF THE COURT BY M'CULLY, J.
The following is the submission:
Submission of controversy with.
out action.
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

CTENOGRAPHERS-R THE PHUNO-
- GRAPHIC World (New York) for November:
out to-day; so pages; 10 cents; invaluable: all
newsdealers. AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
nO2- -l32-MSn
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Coal. Coke and Iron,

Trinidad, Col, bids fair to become an
other Pittshurg or Birmingham. Surround
ing it are 600 square miles of the finest coal
lands in the world, producing an average OF
10, 900 tons per acre of coking coal. the coke
of which is driving all Eastern cokes out OF
the Western market. The coal is shipped
freely all over the country to the East and
South, the Missouri river and the Gulf, and
Southwest almost to the Pacific coast and
Old Mexico.
The immense mountains of iron ore that
lie little back, have been explored and
are soon to be brought into market. With
the large smelling and iron and steel in.
dustries that must soon be established in
Trinidad as the outcome OF this rare and
happy combination of raw materials, it is
certain not only that Trinidad will become
one of the great manufacturing cities of the
country, but also that Colorado will ulti.
mately establish her claim that she is as
rich in the mo-e humble but highly valua.
BILE minerals of coal and iron as Penns viva.
MIA and Alabama, and at the same time main.
tain her high rank as the second greatest
precious ore producing State in the Union
For full information address Trinidad Land
and Improvement Co., Trinidad, Col. W
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OUT THE AVENUE.

Polling Accomplished Without Excitement
How the Progress of the Voting Was
Watched and Commented On Legis-
la,ive Ticket Cuttirg-Where Pattison
Gained.
Polling in the wards situated between
Tenth street and Sharpsburg was ac-
complished without even a suspicion
Of excitement. A small knot of heelers
and workers in the vicinity of the
polls. well-muffied up and stamping about
70 keen the blood from congealIng in the biting
aIr. alone indicated the progress of an election
Fires were built up at a good many places,
and they served to mitigate the serverity Of the
days duty Voting in these localities was
characterized by the unusual extent of the
vest-pochet vote, by which the independents
.-or 10 th-Ir work. and the enormous amount of
scratching OF the Legislative and county
tickets.
The Ninth ward voters didn't seem to come
up TO the expectations of the Democrats and
Independents. They were expected TO have
made a better showing. and but few of the
WORKERS who are reported as owning things in
this ward WeIe seen about Eight Democrats
came up at one time and voted the straight Re
publican ucket. sam Gallagher was around
looking Tor some one to take an even SO 900
Deiamater against Pattson. The voting was
slow.
In the Tenth ward Pattison stock was in the
ascendant all day. The Second precinct polled
4 strong Republican vote but there was a GOOD
deal of ve>t-uoCkct work among it
Pattsou exhibited good deal of strength in
the Twelfth ward. In the First precinct some
Republicans were cutting Delamater but in
the Second district the Republican held his
own, dIspIre large vest-pocket vote presum-
aDly antagOUistic to him. There was GOOD
deal Of scratching in the Fourth district, and
PltJison has credited with two-thirds of the
votes polied. He went ahead OF the ticket in
tie Fifth. The Sixth, Republican district
showed out well for Delamater, though MANY
OF the colored vo ers Cast their ballots for Pat
tison. In the ward generally Boyle seemed to
have most strength, Voting was slow during
the dIy, but became more animated toward 6
o'clock.
in the First district of the Fifteenth ward
there was considerable cutting on the Legis-
lature ticket, hut Pattison went ahead of his
ticket. Throughout the ward marked feat.
ure was the number OF voters who came with
tickets ready made. Both SIDES claimed the
advantage but Pattison seemed to be in the
lead all day.
Patuson gains were made very freely in the
First and Second districts of tile Seventeenth
ward. The Republicans, though, Throughout
the ward were conceded TO have had the best
OF IL.
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A SLEEPY-LIKE ELECTION.
The SOuthside Broke Its Record for Quiet
and Order.


1t was the quietest eection the Southside
ever had. From early morning until the last
vote was counted there was but a single fight
of any consequences in the entire l3
wards, and until midnight there had
not been an arrest of any kind
The officials in charge of the various
polling districts said they never saw such an
orderly election, People walked up to the
polls cast their votes and walked away again.
In the morning there was slight disturbance
in the Second district of the Thrtysecond
ward. Two voters had misunderstanding
about tickets, and they adjourned to the mid
die of the street and settled the matter Their
friends Quieted the trouble before the arrival
of the police.
The election officers of the Thlrty-second
ward had an immense amount of trouble over
the condition of the poll books. They did not
contain the names of those voters whose names
began with 20" and 81" about so in number
Each voter had to be vouched for and
then qualified. Several of the wards that
were expected to go overwhelmingly Demo-
cratic either gave Delamater majority or
failed to do so by exceedingly small figures
The Democratic maiorities in two wards were
written with one figure each.
Alderman Beinhauer kept mp his reputation
in the Twenty-ninth ward. Great excitement
prevailed in his precnct-the third, all day.
and a large vote was polled. The heaviest vot-
ing was done in the 1wenty-siXth ward, where
large number of Germans were induced to
vote for Delamater lust to get even with Ma
peeh
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LOOKING OVER THE ROAD.
Mr.. IsIey, of Philadelphia, Thinks There is
Plenty of Natural Gas,

]. P. Isley, of Philadelphia, who is interested
in the Birmingham electric road, is at the Du-
quesne. He came on with E E. Denniston to
see when the electric system would be ready to
operate. Mr.. 1sleY says they will turn on the
electricity as soon as the bridge is finished,
which will be about January
About two years ago he was sent out here as
the representative of Eastern capitalists to look
over the gas fields and report to them. After
going over the region very carefully Mr.. Isley's
answer to his financial friends was very favor.
able. At that time he says the Philadelphia
Company officials assured him they had plenty
OF gas. Mr. Isley still belieyes they have it; at
least he thinks it is ridiculous to claim that the
fuel has played out. He says the trouble has
been the enormous waste, and the companies
feel there ought to be more money in the busi-
ness. Even at the advanced rates he SAYS the
natural gas would be good deal cheaper than
the manufactured article for fuel purposes.
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didates went in to win, and for a while there
was some fun in the Thirty-sixth.
The Second precinct of the Thirty-sixth
ward was the liveliest Samuel Woods, Street
Commissioner Fording and other prominent
Republicans were on hand, as well as like
number of Democrats. The INDEPENDENT work
ers were conspicuous for their non-existence.
The voting in both the Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-slxth wards was light as compared with
former years. In the Thirty-fourth ward there
was hardly enough enthusiasm displayed to
keep the workers at the polls and it was rar-
ity to see voter approach. John Deitsch at
tended to the independent voters at the Second
precinct of tine Thirty-fourth.
Outside of the County Commissioner fight
there seemed to be little need for hustlers, as
nearly all came prepared with their vest
pocket ballots all fixed. There was no betting
going on as far as ascertained, and late in the
day neither side was very brash about the gen.
Al
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-05

"ILKINSBURG-7-RO FRAME HOUSE;
w large reception hall, finished attic bath
room, nat gas city water, electric wires; lot 33x
l21s: min. from staton price 81. 0O0 easy terms:
a bargain you can't afford to miss. W. E. HAM
NETT 4 CO., io2 Fourth ave., Pittsburg, and
Williamsburg Pa. no4-34s
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PEACE AROUND THE POINT.
Only One Fight Occurs in That Section
of the City.

Only One Fight Occurs in That Section
of the City.
Perhaps the qaietest part of the city yester-
day was that portion bounded by Grant street
apd the two rivers. There was no noise, but
little drinking, and only one fight.
In the First ward Pattison was big favorite
from start to finish. Michael Finn, foreman
for Booth & Finn. made quite showing for
Delamater in the First district. In the Second
district a couple of fremen in uniform were
looking after Pattison's interests. while the
straight Republican tickets were being sadly
neglected. At the school house district two
men came to blows over the contest. They
we're both arrested and at Central station gave
the names of John Jones and Martin Shenell.
Both are fictitious. Jones is said to be Dem
ocratIc politician. He soon had forfeit up for
his release.
Nearly all the offices in the City Hall were
deserted yesterday. Controller Morrow, how
ever, was on duty at his desk, and demonstrated
his strict allegiance to the city's interests by
buying Sl4, 900 worth of her water bonds. Roger
O'Mara and Chief Clerk Crosby Gray were on
duty at Chief Browns Office, but they had little
to engage their attention and went home early
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HOUSE-A HANDSOME EIGHT-ROOM AND
IL finished attic brick house in one of the best
localities of East End, modern throughout with
every convenience. street is paved and severed
and is within five minutes walk of Fifth avenue
cable and very convenient to z. r. R.: we have
surprisingly low price on this and can arrange
terms to suit purchaser; lot 40xl2O. S. A. DICKIE
CO., Penn and Shady aves., Z. e, 26l3
no5-l5-wFSH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-05
PERSONAL.

OERSONAL- BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
4 have any books to sell, let us know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
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Fur-Trimmed Plush Jackets.

The newest and most popular garments
latest French cuts, fine seal plush reefe
jackets trimmed with natural lynx, astrak
han, Persian lamb, 'possum, Labrador seal
etc.
See these popular jackets.
Jos. HORNE & Co.. IS.
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-05
Winter Underwear

For ladies, gentlemen and children, in
merino, scarlet wool, Scotch wool, Austria
lian wool, etc., etc. Lowest prices for most
reliable goods. Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.