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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

The CLERICAL force in the register Office
have quite task before them. The
register is required to make out a
list of all real estate securities held in
the county, for tile use of asscssu,s il,
making out personal property asscss.
ments.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

OUR old acquaintance, Paul Harrison,
formerly Of this city. was happily marri-
cd at Brooklyn N. Y. on February End,
to Miss Annie l.. King of that city.
Paul is with the firm of Russell, Harrison
& Co.. 8, South William street, New
York City. aud has many friends in this
city who will wish him and his bride a
happy married life.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

AoourLE Of copies of Seattle papers
sent by our friend John II. Shaw, late Of
Pembina, when unfolded dropped q
beautiful lily and pussy willow in full
bloom OH our table. It looked specially
signifcant % We looked out doors and
cav the snow blowing at a forty knot gait.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

JOSEPH TRAVIS, formerly of this city.
now OF Grand Forks, WIS successful in
taking the cadetship to West Point at
the examination at Grand Forks last
week. Many old friends Of the family
in this city will congratulate Joe ON his
SUCCESS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

C.CAvlLEER says that lie owns the land
this side of the nuisance ground and
warns all persons to so clear across it, be.
fore they dump their loads. or somebody
will suffer the psins and penalties of the
statutes in sucl' c.ses made and provid.
ed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

8-tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

$3.50
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-28

BRIEFS: We received pleasant call
from ]. q. Warnock, editor oftle James.
town Capital. ON Saturday. Mr.. War
mock was visiting the brewery in his Ca
pacity as an internal revenue ofiicer......
Dr.. Harris was made happy on Friday
by the return of Mrs. H., who has been
visiting for some time with her sister,
Mrs. Strain at Minot.........Mrs. NJ. ].
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
THE sl.orrkR.

sryxEIos corRT -LicHrEsEExs. !.
~ q seattle vs. J. W. George Ct Motion
4lphnit: Dropped.
~ seattle vs. H. I. Yesicr-- Motion with
0rH1s s<n DAYS to answer.
90 Il Seattle vs. W. e. Hill et al--pruppesi
~ q seattle vs. william Renton aud John
-ccniianed to saturday. April ~.
~ u Seattle ". IA. II. acknowledgement
\ telanl
- siseasils Va a. ". Easis ct aL-Jads-
nmlg Default
~ y Seattle vs. y, W. -continued 70
oGa Seattle vs. W. X Brawiey 81 al--yuds.
~ n default
81 = Seattle "a Mary Johnson 81 ai--Jude.
noHt IS default
Wofs<sttie w. w n. White and l. D. ehel-
Ne-Aotion for dstaui, oycrruled
3pe Brick 4 Tile COMPANY ". Thomas
Aa1ee1-prupped.
IN Morrison Va & 8 Bame Demurrer
~, ten DAYS 10 answer.
1fyc ". Way vs. e. " 6hain- Demurrer
Us1naed. hen DAYS 20 answer
*8s Owen W. r. n. NJ Miller ct al.-De-
taisk
Nay 4 Hirhy Va George Bixby-- Motion Cor
s.eznsy's Ices and aiimony. denied.
= = Quinn Va Martha u. keinpsser et Az
snffsd from trial ealensimr
As>d
nssart y. Haskinson vs. Nellie NJ Haakinsou
T. Barnes,-ortcs Of substitution.
e ssassaon city Land and Town Company Vs. r.
MesfA-nrepret
Lcwman sud wife " sleeves West et al
siifs called and passed
AN Bartlett " GearKe Bartlett Divorce;
AnHux Apgli IL
aakie Ct al vs. charles n. Aiimond--
Szasss; decree Tor ssis. 70 and Disbursements
srrxRIog eousr-srRarrcS. }.
Issnas rhomas " Kirkland Lumber Manu-.
ehens:s
rnsn sAitsenten ~ salmon Bay Lumber
asy--yHdsment by iefau L ssfsa
- :. srkeeS vs. Psxet Sound Improvement
fAny-lvmnrrar waived.
= lssevrtvx. q. JehnSon--Nosioa sustained.
~sssfosf aarser "a George r. Kitsia<er
seFfeg sas tainet
.s.s frs " een,er vs.. George \ Ks,ssnser-pe-
sssEA weilsvs George +, Kiuinees- nenur.
tlesss =
- sssiona Bank az seattle W. john cors--
=. sFfef Waived tsn days 90 answer
vi Refining Company Va Puget sound
sailrc~i Company Continued 10 s4sar.
April 10
Masl9cn sx W W Reok--Transferrc,i 10
saRs Hames
hSas s'eve works vs. Hasnes a schsoester-
sn<ns ceairsses a. plaintiff.
ssssW fe'er " Jasper Hartman ~ Al 80
- 10 s4serssy. April II
49, eiose Manufacturing Company "a ".
eehas ll-~nenarrxz oserraiea.
-. - eennss ~ Puget sound shore rail-
Motion essnales
s.s..s Insurance cenrsay Va Il n. J. Pea
+. Nosica for gaagnent waved. April is
- tnsararoe Company Va r. C. Van
-san walker W = Hxxter--rassea
- = iosnrsnce Company W r n Merad-
eosnsFrer waved
- fnsurxnce Compsny ~ J. d. NcDer-
rAotson waived: Anssl 10 - arswes.
- SNrsanc- w. yaAn A. Frederick 81 AL
md 10 lsare Husnes.
- oeAn 81 III " ksssAtxsn NrInacuxA
- ossrsuiess. ten days 70 Answ<s
81 ea MI CompanS " Cots0an =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

~. IN
-. a. nssosouck has tor sale
80 = - - cAn uos mne IN I'D. See Tor
.s1
-. =. On we comn'isiee OF the jenef-
On On c'uo VII meet q MI. =. z. baGne's Of
= 'ns BOSTON oiocs q p m- today.
1ussace RIVERS Yesterday nned b. ID.
1910, = MIX, Ioomss Edwards and
na johnson 40 sscn Tor GAmeiinx
Wiiism Weight, well known resident Of
cesstis. was fined - and costs yesterday
oy Jusfice Miller for committing an assault
on ;. n Cossslias.
Chairman Durie. Of the ire and water
COMMITTEES. yesterday received bill Of lad
ing OF three additional cars Of pipe from St.
Louis. NO., for the water system-
The Concordia Club. which has been In
corporated. IL now Locking around Tor per.
mansns quarters. II Has bssn n,eet,ns
temporarily in The Rcd Mems haIl.
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chapsn 4 wilson. atorneys at-las. have re
moved 10 rom Is. kIstinser olsck- northwest
ss,rnsf south second and Wssninstou-
Black drcss materials reduced Al the sale
Chexssr slesry.
SEER, !. sscck,on eess !. the best Try IL
Great reductions in silks daring the sale.
rn. sslan< r<<sAnrans In now cren. under the
ra.n.x~zeos Of h NcAlpia. and has been
newly furnished, pA.nsed ana rehusa. fnssss
asston baked beans and orewa bread for eseak-
fssE Cal ana go - s2i Pike sxess between
third ana Feursh-
Nsw vtdefrinse trimmings arrived Eos car
Hcssea -ege s.to no fail - ssk your grocer tor
sprrryss Stss Atoa deaS
g-r.r R,eschsd tAsas danssa.. redacsd 10 s-ssc
.; the sale Chester .$sfy,
sxeas Zoe wsrs'. Cts Map Of seattle keess Z.
Roxwcli building
ssr A lea OF .s..~csl. wide dres materials
reduced D. &c ss sae sale Chester tAessy.
\, sxruss sor sst nrssd wasa yea can buy
sr~rry's e~ss ersssd ssosksae nonr
a.. rarkey.red txhie tarassk rs~9neea a. ne
sale Chester cseAyy-
Tue Thrsi:s Hsa.e. 1s Tnsrd street. ssssns
morusng Excss.eat table board sni seasSy
furnished rsssns
-. A line az - inch. sIl.wea plascs rsSfsesi
10 &c 81 the saaes enessss vse~zs.
e.. IN !, rssa as krena al cirecssass 30 80 are
sorss - szcsste~ them- Chester eseANv
a heavy extra sssssed sprca-i Chester
cissxy.
ave ell scs casa eniy. oxr rriess srv always
fAs lewesk Caesar ssfAsy.
lie tsf<rS - - q ~GS>12s
~Sv GA stripes eann<i& Cae~tes caesfx
sse. ssns Of heavy vhiss h<dsrse~'sA sass-
80 .-s.~A xssn~soSx casxs<s cleary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

Rrzouupsn = - - -
a. rr~-ss-
ysi1er Pet w.-,-A-- 49, - -
$500 = - - ~ - - ~. -
- . ~ O. ~ nus e. a ,-rtrraev
He ~ rnnktn~ - ,.~rtsr 49, a -
spec1foa w. - rc<scsd . r.erfsa, hu.aIe
b - a - - =. ~r.St-~S & 49,
and - go founA st Il canfnanea dirt
nd panseex uhach ~ - d. ca - g.
~ ~ iii wn2ka. shers s.errh rrsulred
IN ths andfnx ii a. hole.
JaIlsr Fsrrshar sfserva,d s-arrhed ~v.rv
DPfnnonw - ~>-As- m. - I'D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
= sUPERIOR COURT
% Tfial Asked in TIE Cedar
lssr Coal Company Case
|. HOUSE PARTNERSHIPS.


X&6kxft <xr
- q. Tsndssv.c~far River cosl
- ...,s hsfo,e Judse Hum.. -
"a - 80 - $500 - 1890 80 -
-! s. = = - ~n..-~.s s,s.t -. as~.s~.-
. :. . -. 49, 80. 49,. =, 49,.
Il "a - sss,s.~h r,s;rdscs ~ 1890, -
T. al /. a. - ~~sd.r~. - scsues~t~,,4 =.
: eli II. r. ! - IN. rc.,vt : ~hsv~sa
~, ss -, :, .. ,,,lsrs,s =, 80 -
= $3.50 - 49,, q. s~s-,sr.r~s = 80
-! ~ - 80. s.ss~,ssss. A., :, -
&. l.l. - .s:....,,.a 1870. rcs,i -. 1920
l - -,
-
esoEAss iss0so'''' "A'.sap
y 1osf1ng iof tsMI0raIy 'nJu1son
m ~ yuuks Lacnssnuxk yessusJ
~ y J. n Mcs 4aiey Against =.
- besi. - = one 81 sssesA suIIs
~ We piaiht'H 70 Prove partner
- fof an accsuntank nstween me
- ne management o. tne Aioaon
- Third snd james stFesss- Inc
- S0f Ne purpose o. pfevsnung
0ndent rom selling OUT We infnt-
- q ~ estenaisnnens FeuainS sne
nip setuemenl Inc DESCENDANT
dsnied ever having entered INTO
Rip Win Ne p'ainun. Who was mos
- bring any documentary evidences
& oevsf 70 prove MS aliegasaons. Judge
nessg not only refused 70 Grant sns
nut oismissed sne euis. = ns
Xnnn0 mat the Ut0tnt}H 080 no IUax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
Some Bargains

Have you seen the new dress trim
mings just opened during the past
two days? They are just little the
lovellest vet shown Bands Of gold
and silver and points of the same.
Then those chenille flowers, with gold
and silver effects, in ali shades Don't
you think they are choice? Those
Eiacl Tower, Van Dyke and Cleopatra
Prints, the deep ones, in black are
decidedly stylish and effective trim
mings They come in all widths.
Something really charming in dress
goods this season is the revival Of the
Scotch plaidS There are some of the
most harmonious co'orings in these
plaids yet shown They are bargains
at Sr.a5, sI.so and SITS for so-inch
width goods. Speaking Of bargains
how do these strike yous
Bsiees, K widths. q loc.
Diagonal suisings 1t loc.
Plain Alpacas . loo.
There's fine lire of those Scotch
plaids, s6 inches, for aoc a yard
Those English band suitings can be
had in all shades They make up
beautifully AMI are very English.
Also the striped English suitingS The
former 10 sold at 4oc and the latter at
3sc yard Pinhead checks hold
their favor at 7sc and 81 a yard.
These are all wool 4s-inch goods All
wool stripes seem to be favori,es at
7sc; well worth sr.ss.
There isn't line Of dress goods in
town that gives such splendid salts
faction as do those HenricttaS You
know how perfectly charming they
make up, and tn n think OF the dog
ems Of new shades YOU can get them
in Really astonishing how effective
the new spring shades are. You can
have four different grades of Henrietta
goods There are some for soc, all
wool. and really worth 75c. There's
line at 7sc worth 81. A line IS
inches wide for sl, and those fine
silk-6nished ones at sIsS
CasAmsrss. ssinch. ell shades. ccc-
cashmerss. sSinch. ali wool. sc.
Tricots. ss-inch. al wool. Sc.
Trcots. Ill shades Al wool. Sc
1t would take long time to tell
you d all the bargains in the new
goods but you will find them every
where in our store.
Don't go away without examining
those unapproachable flouncings. a.
inches, handsome embroidery, at 6sc.
Children's half width houncings at
soc, 6oc and 7sc.
There are some extreme novelties in
ruchings for you to inspect
Those plaii-lincd parasols arc the
latest thing out You'll notice all the
parasols are of that peculiar bell
shape. We have them in all the new
shades We are the only ones who
cary FoIlmer, Clogg & Co.'S goods
In the new Van Dyke, Cleopatra
and Eisfel points you will find some
thing pleasing Here is a bargain in
those Van Dyke lace collars at ssc.
Hun ireds Of different collars and COZ
larettes
Az the doncstic counter you viii
find among many others Ties. especial
great bargains: Frcres Koechlin
French sassecns Al sec and acc
John And.rson's Scotch ginghams az
axe. Lawns at SC Ask to hc shown
the French fannels and the silk and
wool striped shirting hanneiS
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TkrAI. CAIKxDAK.


srSxn10n eorEr-Ixcs7xxnuss.
Iussasy. Apfil z-c6Grses n pasaue1se ~
k3nf - - - Sss-
wsdnssdsy. April y xsehaei PAsl.sps q 4
~ ~ J. Broker
Insnaey. Appel .t-p ". Davis " 4 d
LLOYD u ~. Jasn4n sssas @ III -. j. Il sc,xyrr
sf'osy. April sc X. Mccall ~ o>csssJsAn-
s1RkkfoB CONCENTRATION. j.
Aoed4y. April y IT n Campbeii VI. ysmss
norisnd; Bart Fsn<rty 70 Northern Pscsfe
Esikos1 conpany; q ". Gran - A. srhsI-
singer sd g. X Hssde.
Tuesday. Apr.l E--Lfttsli a Smith Manu-.
iactzfins Gompeny W MaIixue Ran: Robert
knssmss ~ n. l. Yeater.
Wednesday. April -7--cas tsunder,oa W
fiEet-
II nspdAy, April 1t-A H. Mead VA. Charles n.
Ffc neh: ". r. Brsvisy VI. r r. watsler.
Fnday. April ISL. H. dsfflth vs. o. ssormisy
= A. Timothy Kelly ~ oregon Railway 4
Navigation Company.
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Nrw 0oOn
GRAND DISPLAY

Arc pouring in spon as for al departmental "
enacted ear nee store voa1d De ready. "
with sacrince them Chester Cleary.
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800 CASES OF NEW GOODS
We are flooded with new goods In ell depart
meusa Special mcnsion II rsade of our new
drees ecods sud trimmings. Chester CleaFy.
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A GENIRAI RFnrcrroN

We rr~vtvea eve eases II rev hosiery. "a
black. uik. lisie. ingram. cotton. etc. thssse
CleAry.
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NEM slfK Ht,slERY.

az rew dress materials. saik. vcivcss. pIushe
snd woclen dress fabrics. suss IN caesse
tylsAr
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Rum norxL

nuse norKL
Ed weM 3 vi, Milan w Blake. Arlington
J Morctel. Ohio Harot a VT. wash
L Kellceg. Racine Mrs n Petsler. Mimi
Mrs Fred sargent. Mont Niss ~ G reteier. MINI
Mrs Deliears. Tenn , Petelss. MINI
Miss ids " Tayios. Tenn " ifartsonx =. Yesler
Mis W 6snchley. Team Mollie saiisu. Helena
Mis- l. wells Tens Mis- Armst ong. Helena
Mtn l. Jehusou. Tenn II CAREY. Pa
G ~ PAYNE. Tenn Guys Mckay, Africa
q narrcit. Tenn IN Ca dwell Tenn
TT Boyd, McCook. Neb Ira HexArt Mont
y Mcguire. Portland n Knickerbocher, W
n Roberts, Franklin " 0sutbsfeer. Kent
l. sari.rson. city Nellie II seirer sehome
Mrs. Olney
TINE sNoouAlwyE.
WI Msrrett. Auscorsa H Harris. jr. Ballard
i shsrp suoquajmie A McQaarfer. wlnsor
WMsyerwray. Col Ars Mayer. wray
j A Randolph Bend I Thompson, Portland
W II ogden, Apacosses w II Norman. ST
Mrs sssubaush. Pursid W d Pesram & vi. Hope
YJNcNauee sy Mp eaief vi. Of Mex
d crichson, Portland L schwsnx. san Fran
W Short roit wH Rech. Iolt
Jsrarry, Oh Mayer. -
REDUCED RATES EAST
First-eIssa tickets via Union Pacinc. Seattle 10
Chicago 81: second -claes ~ A. c. Martin.
city ticket agent 10 second street. Boston block
@. y. brig4s. agent city dock
SNAP.
two hundred aeres sreeiient land N the
White river valley. " miles south at Seattle.
ouly as tsr acre IL sold ct once. Call ~ 10
!enerson street
sfsa cssrl DE NrW f.ODpS
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OURRENT w EEk
500 0O0+r~e iss. ssssA.s-s esrses
Fross - e1naca assets; .
fne business iseaxisn- m cosns van -
sssd for asesOe sad the i.sks - eessa
EST 600-Briss buiI1sas. tarse saoriss
ard haseuenI eornef south
Taird and Main aresa.. leenA ~ us.eos psr
aanum- This = ~ ssepnl ieeos1 ~ = ysars
= 40 ~ nensA
S36. 600 Corner iet ss1 sour-ssssy bust
ness biock fhenids resi1s GO
in the sssrl Buiidiss ssnas ~ s6soe ~ an
nun-
HQ6 01n-Ysll ~ - osusA second snsst
v~S betvesa Metn - Jsstssa
&26 000-rairy ~ = - ssdsef rrcss
street beswsse Mediaun and
epesne.
coz 01fl-Ysll ~ ssd thsss,sesry business
v~ bloch On IsDet ssress renting
Tor sANcpsr snnun-
500 66fI-lr sezo ~ ratsF mont On Msr-
vSSsOOV Ger tslssd q o,n ~ acre
$40 OOO-ons u ~ hsss equipped
h<tsk yas6s n thS Sound. To-
Gated 1t fveiveN Mo peink xvarysaias Is in
good working osdef. Ih> euner would pssfer
to sell fosrsh or hs,f fnssfsss y reliable and
practical man This - rsU o7porss atty
$19.OOO-rve -. esF.er = front and
Eagie s9sols 1hs inside win
be cold separately for tp.oo ass ~ corner for
$4,000.
E1Q 0flfl-six dvsilinss md tive stores
V4VsVVV reofi - q. - - month. M
saie Tor na@n
&1k 000-Brictyssd seitssuipped aud
ssssn -. ~ ~
go :. -. r.. 4. s. - ,.s., -. 49,
shinsls min or furnirusv lae1ax
ok shinsIe I'M. ioeased on "a.
V4O,OOO mon - -, 49, sr..s. 49,.
Improve. ..sa'.. =. s..'. s. :. r, =. az.
s...s' .. :. . sss''' go - u 1'''''''
S11 001-rvo ioes eu1 stghtfecon Qseen
basement 81. .iss..,s ii.ls ..ss. s..s' d.
Georss Yinnsara residence.
am Rnn-rwo lots, With eeed ssside.c,.
VSSsOSS northwese eosase sprine ana
sixth ssrssts
..s =. s:..: . ..s: and
s sss. n ss ss 90 ss:s : NJ INV
O8,oVU Al aooss,
80. -.a.. A sen1 80
enuats' tns esaosSsss tssaa &svpefU ~ the
~. 6O0-Ivo ioa ans 80 Quess Ammo
ser.ex. ,ar,.hsr vt,a :. : ~. ~. ,s.,.-,~
1. ,.rv .Ans.. "a !. cr.~sAr-~-..
40 nnn-eor,ao ,e.6 :. A. ,.,..1 ...-
VO,VVV u.,v,su. .ssh 49, 49,. 49,
renting Tor ..s: hot md .sis ~. and barn. arm
A. k0fl-Los containing Shrse good housss.
corner OF Jehs 81 Dexter sssee1A
~ 6on-ass, .s,.. .os,a J. Onion s.,.
...,s - - ''eA'
81 O0O-rwo iotA pofsavsas corner of
&C ooo-rwrp.y .... J. ..ss beaver dam
isnd. dreissd sed cleared. al
moss sdloanms hsssnee Fex
He enn-yn,, 10. IN - r,,..,
..,e. p... s. ssass sss's - ''a' On Light
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Two hundred afree sHceltent land N tn
White river valley. 10 miles south ot Seattle
ouly Is psr acre II sold ct once Call ~ IN
yeHereon street
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Exouisite Wraps.
''''''''' ''''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
I'd EDITION.
Latest Tel8glanS ID The Star.
TALKING VERY CHEERFULuY.
Republican Managers i'm Pennsylvania
Have Grown More Hopeful
spa.ch to THE ESfsfsd STAR.

Special Dispatch to THE ESfsisd STAR.
PHrLApRLPHIa. Oct. Sl.-The republican
managers are talking very eheerfully today.
They commenced to let out their opinions
yesterday but they are still silent as to figures
Those who are in position to know say that
early in the canvass it was decided that moth
ing about maj orities should emanate from head
quarters, but Chairman Andrews Of the state
committee and Porter of the city committee
have thrown of much of their reserve during
the last two days and are now laughing ut the
claims made by their opponents. They talk
confidently of the result.
At the democratic state committee rooms
Chairman Kerr talks with equal confidence
He declares the fight has already been won for
Pattison, and that each day only adds to the
majority he will receive.
CLAIMS or TIE DEMOCRATS.
He is not alone in that opinion, for others
fully agree with him. Ex-Postmaster Harrity
is perhaps even more sanguine than Mr.. Kerr
He declares that for the past six weeks Patti
son has daily grown stronger. while his rspub-
Iican opponent has steadily lost ground.
George Z. Mapes, chairman Of the indie
pendent committee. entertains the same view
The latter organization has done great deal
OF hard work anu have not neglected any OBJ
pOrtunIty for The success Of the democratic
candidate for governor. The independents have
had many meetings and have scattered broad
east tons Of campaign literature Their fight Is
against Quay and they oppose Delamater on the
ground that they regard him as the Senator
candidate. While they will support Pattison
they will vote all the rest of the republican
ticket. Their tickets which they are sending
out contain all the names of the republican
nominees with the single exception Of Della
metef's. Pattison is substituted for the latter
REPUBLICANS MORE HoPEFUL.
After all it is not easy to forecast the result.
That there will be considerable Of revolt on
account Of Quay is certain, but whether it will
be enough to defeat the republican guberna-
torial candidate is quite another matter. There
is an apparent stiffening up in the republican
lines. They are more hopeful and are in bet
ter humor, but despite that fact their opponents
have not been made respondent or nervous
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Real Estate Matters.

8. Louise Doubleday has bought for SEQ .0oC
Of S. Petit lots 1 and 2. square $50, fronting
100 feet on 14th and 1s5 feet inch on street
northwest
c. d. Collins has bought for s7.5OO Of C. C.
Magruder part lot g. square al. fronting sc
feet on q between 18th and 18th streets north.
vest
r.. H. Montgomery has bought for s4.sO6 OF
B. X. West part ", SIPS sub Mt Pleas.
ant, &c.
J. NJ. E. Mckee has bought for s4,l5O of C.
Early subs 50 and IS. square 20, fronting 2e
feet on 25th between H and streets north west.
The United States has bought of T. z. wag-
gaman ct al, trustees, for $5,875 7.45 acres
taken fof the Geological Park.
Benjamin c. Gallup has bought for S25. OOC
Of Meyer Loeb the property i2i5 @ street,
fronting 1e feet.
john @. Slater has bought for $1,000 OF
George Kern parts 10 and IL And part II, square
$3.50 feet on 9th and so feet on c stree,
northeast
- L. F. W. Weber has bought for $4,000 OF T.
F. SCHNEIDER sub Al, square 4S2-1S1S by II
feet on L between 5th and 9th streets north
west
Thomas E. Landon has bought Of same for
like amount sub 43-ls1k By II feet on be
tween 5th and 9Th streets northwest
W. J. Lewis and G. I. Parks have bought
for $500 Of T. r. Schneider sub 81, square
4s2-l8 by IS feet on 9Th between l. and NJ
streets northwest
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SIXTY LIVES LOST.
The Steamer Vizcaya Run Into by o
Schooner OF Barnexat.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3i.-The steamer Humboldt
which arrived today from Brazil reports that
the Spanish steamer yizcaya which sailed from
here yesterday evening when of Barnegat was
run into by an unknown schooner last night
and the captain and sixty-one passengers were
lost Both vessels sunk. The fate of the cap
tain and crew Of the schooner Is unknown. A
chief officer, second officer, surgeon. one en-
gineer and eight of the crew we're picked up.
The four passengers of the vizcaya were all
lost. They we're Cuban millionaire, his wife
and two childrep. The captain and crew Of the
schooner are supposed to be lost The surviv-
sollision or ito cause.
The viscays was Of 1883 tons register. She
belonged to the Spanish line Of steamers ply
Ing between New York and Havana ]. NJ
Ceballos 90. Of No. 80 Wall street are the
company's agents here,