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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
UnrcincS Blut
Magcnlcidcn.
Guitont S6ubbaus.

las tste Bargain in 9ultrm aemabten
S6ubsn. gsrtauft III ZEN nterrtalten Sret.
fen. Seine abssleste @aare. Seine IN.
sepaarte Waars. @lss friI6 UNI reu.
&sperdturen rrpmpt unt ti1ig tsicr9t bri
See. Sr;ew #,
8. Npe. Dem 9Curttaus s~easnlber % Ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
WranOei SerfanIe.

Sur hen sRprhtrn" bsridtst ssu Rsstfrar Ssrrn
Sptn VI. q mmsl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Sir 3rit lit octommcn!

$4,000 lusribe feline @uure muB inuet bOlb 20 3o9en eur iein
Sebet nod, mas tbr 9eGraubi! Ne Supor tonnte bieie 8aare
10 bldg 9staut iueroer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

slS Sabp rbiclt lie, penn frant, Gaiorid.
Nls lie Gin Aiuo mar, ~Oerlanqte Tie 6aitoria.
Wis iungc Game belt iie ieft an 6aitorid.
alS Wluttcr CAB lie ibrsn ainbern 6aitoria.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamship T'uatiIla viii sail FOR San
Francisco this morning.
steamship CITY q Pgehla Is Que 10 ar
rive FROM san Francisco today.
United States revenue cutter Grant
made her appearance in tire barber Sat-
ET1ay hight. and az dsyareak sossay LEFT
Ter Port Townsend
Steam l2unch Perhaps took an excur-
sion party % CODY yesterday.
B2xk Columbia SAILS sar San Francisco
next Wednesday.
Norwegian steamship Solvel< viii con-
raeace taking cargo at Blakeiey fer AIgoa
Bay. South Africa. today.
Steamer Sarah IL Renton will make a
special trip tonight with theAter party
for Ala b2aaf
Steamer Boyden came CT The beach at
BlakeGsy yesterday morning.
Bark Matilda IS loading lumber at
DIakslsy for Honolulu.
TIE German satp Araiaine viii nnish
loading lumber at Blakeley fer West
Coast next Saturday.
Bsrkeaflne Q1ickstep Is loading q,
Blakeley sor Shanghai. ard VII IaiSa
about Thursday.
PORT BIzkeley MIL Conpauy's bark
Kate Davenport 6ocked Saturday. and is
loading yard sumher Tor san Francisco.
Chilean bark Bertha IS loading lumber
at Blskeley FOR Valparaiso.
H. X. Hall & Bros. are building two
fcEr-naSted schoOuers. and have Just re-
ceiVed orders for TAO more.
Stes msaip wallA Walla sails fer Puget
sound from san Francisco next Wednes-
day.
a party OF excursionists that intended
going 10 Everett on the steamer Hattie
Hanson yesterday morning found them
selves compelled 20 take the Greyhound
or remain at home. The Hanson came
over from DogaSh hay finely 8tted cat.
bat a United States inspector Of steam
vessels showed up ard prohibited the
trip unless a pilot who could 30 as Tar
as Everett was secured. The captain OF
the Hanson failed 20 make the arrange
, ments. 50 his party went on the Grey
hound
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There were filed for record SATURDAY IL
deeds the consitiera tons aEgreEatinE
sl7,S72 Following IS the list as furnished
~ the Daily Record. room A., SchcueF-
man block.
Jennie W. and John Nicholas 70 George
Nicholas, tract in ne1s sws4. sec =. 'P =.
John T. Redran. assignee. 20 Charles
I.anEert OF Tacoma, all personal properly
and the So nxi4 and uel4 nwA., SC -. ID
Sheriff % II l. Upton. lot a. block Z.
Herfert :. Jpper 20 Annie 7. Galtteau.
lot . block 9. Eaxtcr's add, g..
DIVIDED hair Interest In lots 20 T. block
a., supplemental plat 70 Burkes secoAd
lag .Iarnes =. Weir 10 George Dor1ei. lots
ard .. block e. Dell Point add. So
Margaret McNulty 70 t1deAty IFaSs
Co. IS acres in ny corner lot !. ioi q al
In 80 IS. - =. ). Sis.
George DorfTel 10 james y, Weir. LOT
. hlo.sk / MeNaught's adj, - 90
Moore Investment Mortgage Co; 70 Az
e,lstus \ Phelps. lots I 70 . etocA = y.
2 10 8 block 5. lot - block =: 20 =
q block Is. lot 4. block n toLs - - =
fd0ek o. lots - 70 =. 3 70 g, - 70 -
hiock s. lots ~ 20 As. block =; lots % =
~ - ~ - 10 a. a 10 =. block .. lots ). !.
q 10 = g block 8. lots 4, e; - -, = ~
block &. al ID Brooklyn aad $500 -.
II = Dearborn 20 George - Jar. 49,.
- n 5 BLOCK 70. I 20 s in blocks q =.
- e. Dearborn's Fourth adj. q 6. -.
IT. n. Dearborn 10 Ralph " Asesa / 80 80 p
lots 10 :. iu blocks ~. x q. o. 81 A'ta'
= r1esrss9rn 10 Ralph w Dee ~fsoFn.
1DtS ! 20 g R6ock =, lots >, =. = :. :
plnrs "a. lots ] - s. block =, seaT 4't y :
S.-~oud FL 20 PInmmeTs add q G
4feEv 14aner % ". I. Peer. Ma lot :.
a,lr.~,,s 2 ~eW vgilfre1 ADJ. s.
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W, Customary Amang Archltect..

EH3ft4R. nav f'@eH-
n .Ae Fsltor. u puhlsshirg = iovcE-
.sratlrn of the charges againsf fse1a !
sz-v-ev the city pIuybinE .nSP"r, ~. IN
.f~sav's issue. nofe that tee t'os'-l r te.l IL
...--lr ~4vs. He CNr. Swyoey1 said tfat
/. ia customary among architects ana
-,,a--,i,srs ana Others - suggest NhtFe re
a--s-res desired n CONSTRUCTION can ne
se~,s-.-s. ard for snch influence percent
age IL received
Sa-f a statement. sppsrfie3aAy rea7 ~
.sa reearNl p,Ihllc and without CONSIDER
ir- tDa SQUIRE from whence j. = derlFel
i arf - ~. .akeu for granted. Is = r
.,,.--ae POSSIBLE that Mr. ~%Fney nay
hava r,er na--aI.est architects serving t~o
r~.asters AND receiving commissions IRON
ser+~ clients ana cCs1ra sssoEa from ma IL
rsrt.~srs whose goods shey sT-T,ifX hat
.h.s x-frn corsistsnn % Affairs = csas-
-.-,.ry among are1fT~sts - ahsol3fF4Y
fafse ana w5thos4- foundation, su4 eri'a-
INV considered w7ou'4 make ne manu-
fs,fn~e "a great "a rogue As Ar S~Fr-~2
,.-e,,ts lead .he auhii- 20 believe - arrsi-
49, j. see& oniy af3 th2t eftrn coa-
.s...+ vnaAt sefar an arrnitFrt fTefa en-
.srs-- any srhtteetur2i Institute in any
.,...-s-, - -ro uorlt Yours very frslly.
CHARLES }f. REEE. ArrG.
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Breasistuff- and Grains

San Francisoo May II -Fgou--Farafiy
extras s. Fs4s.e}. bakers extras. s. 4asG
30. sapesfne. s. @sus.s per barrel.
Nhea Prizes stationary. No. / ship
PIX "heat. S'sc yer GENITAL WITH SIZE Tor
ehoice. millng wheat. s-5s9 97szc per cen
Ia
Barley-Prices moderately steady. Fred
tar 20 seot. go. ifsEc. choice 60 sfsE1s--.
brewing nominal
oa,s-<@ Quotations are rasher nrrn for
slrsetly choice sivck Milling. sfg7lsss
llsas Peg csatzi. surpr;ss & losff y. fancy
fs.a. SIX .4Legis. good - choice. 95cs5sI.
Tar 70 good. %ss8-s,es poor 30 fair Sras<fsss, /.
tai
Fsoar quarter sacks. =. So. Washington.
$50, N73e4r Ceutals so. Washing
It@. barley. centAls. $50. beans, sa-ks
-. corn, Centals. 1875 rye. cszata1s. ~,
potatoes. sacks 1871. onians. ssckS. ~
bran. sacks. 2A@s. WasainEfan. sE. m38-
eisaEs sacks 81 wtne. gallons = SO.
oFaats. gallons. !. 9sa
Wooi-SpriaE years aeece San Joaquir.
Ter pond &fffTc. E.V % efEs8t f2eer - s.
d. sessc SIX 20 cigsf months CalaVeras
s23 faofcii. free. Ssnie,. IA. decisive 10
s. norSher- good - chasce. asfilr SO
defees fve esEe~- Nevada. Spring. Hrat
az th9.-e sasgle-. heavy. e13c sregou.
sprnE. Eastern ciotce. S1i6es 10. poor
So valley. choice. SOL %. togs grade.
49,
sIars-ses-
Pasa-oy-s Er-ys0.s - new we've gTs
saeks st.lGg ~ Ge' Sc. ola ara wax ana
tending cawnwa~s. riYvc Fes4s. ae.:
Pssaluna aa3 TausIss garsssakS. sef51s-.
oreEa1 b. rnsnks. ess4ssAs yer ce1tal.
haf.+r-ig tery qltef during taas warm
weafhFr trasnr~>. fancy. I1tssai7r. sae,.-
onts. rrr pou13 dairy. fancy Ia
IA i. rrs
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tionaly disiiked by his advocacy OF
policy In his own country which IS alleged
10 bear very heavily upon Spanish-Amer-
lean trade. The diplomat. IN the poll
ties OF his own country. is known as the
ostrich. on account OF his vain efforts at
secrecy when he has a policy 10 pursue.
His arrival and policy are thus eageriy
awaited Already there are rumors CT
trouble, for the minister IS said 20 Rave
certain demands OF his own 10 make, and
these demands IN themselves imply that
We have been more or less remiss IN
putting down puccaneeriug expeditions
from this country 10 Cuba Senior de
LONE is one of those clustering yet
naughty old granfees who think the
glory OF Spain a thing contrlyed espe-
cially for the world 10 iremble before.
Members OF the diplomatic corps who
have met him anticipate an exciting time
and therefore hts reception by the presi-
dent viii attract rather more attention
than such affairs usually do.
IL now appears that the supposition
that Levi r. Morton had an eye upon the
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Notice to Mariners.

Office Of the Lighthouse Inspector. Port
land. Or, May 10, lS9.
Notice is hereby given that the Swan
island bar. three pile. Post-Llght Beacon
GoWerl and Swan island bar single pie.
Post-Light Beacon upper were both ear
ried away by steamers Colliding NTH
them. These beacons viii nc replaced as
soon as the depth OF water in the VIII
lamstte river will permit. BY order %
the lighthouse board.
O w. FARENHOLT.
Commander United States Navy. lnspec-
tor Thirteenth Lighthouse District.
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next convention pledged 10 himself This
delegation, Il IS now said. Will include
Chauncey VI. Depew, Warner Miller, I.
&. Plat aud Mr.. Fish. IL 50. they GER
tainly will prove a most important quar-
tette-pcwerful enough II they unite 10
force the nomination OF any man. The
original idea was 10 have the delegation
solid FOR some fayorite son, but IL has
been abandoned. evidently. The reason
for this Is that the woods Will be fun OF
fayori;e sons and New York. by refr lin
ing from this political weakness. hopes
20 be in A fine position to take advan-
tare OF all parties. The governor ot the
F,~rr,fre state - very aversc 70 beng
looked 1lpon as q serambler amid this
horde and no ore viii have any author
ttv from him 20 use his name in connec-
ZION with the preliminary nominations
The governors scarfpir. or rather ore az
thena. Is a teweled f1y, ard has given rise
70 a w-itticlsm that IS inappropriate on
hi~, an assertion whlch this new resolve
OF his seems 20 render pointed as well IS
pithy
A spurious Vanderbilt Was summaTily
ese-tcd from the 'front.' door az Mr. Gerry
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tu-zsa - Der ora co@acry sss VII -
al r-oas ssliev, continue - szse Z. Aaca
expectation has been aroused with refer
enes 70 Ms CzeTe3zr1S action in shs
premises - fSE SIZE hsx see-F@9 - CO.
pose to fashion. o.. az ess-. she has nos
rossaE@1 - T~e-e Ers rz1m0rS sMaat.
hsEege-. - tAe e~ect thar SAe sees -
harm n 3 girl carrying a cane 4 Sc Ae
s5zt way Inclined
As y IS. 1utss & trass las sprung un u
ths metropolis n me ladies' cane IRE.
Sore dealers have Ia33 n very ceuss3-
eTaAle supply. Soae - thsn are very
costly. being vo1G-tipred and ivory
trimmed IN not few cRSss TIE handles
are teaelez. Some girls look quite DIS
tf-1E1lSaei and 5aVaty carrying these CD
5scgs. oLAe<s 30 not
DAVID Wr-NST E2
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for the rest % his natural life. He GER
tsinly Will never we again In New York.
Meanwhile the young lady who is ecca-
sioning the family reunion Is Up 20 her
eyes IN preparations fer the wedding.
IL IS a tremendous affair only n the item
OF troUsseau. which cost over 500 co.
The gifts 20 the bride IN tewslry VII
amount 20 hslf a million dollars. Miss
Sloane Is the best-liked and the most
able OF the young women OF intellect IN
New York society. She was for a time
prominent II Fhe Ssthst1c movement
initiated by MEMBERS Of the Rusk.n So
cleiy. These fair maids practically revo-
lutiOnised domestic life for time.
expsnGinE small fortunes IN the equip
meut OF ooudoirs IN gold and silver. with
hanging censeFs and swzyfng Urns Of per-
fume. Life 10 them was all soft tints and
Gamask cushions. Some OF the greatest
heiresses OF the metropolis were enthuSt-
astic in this movement, Miss Sloane
among the number. But she soon 2ban-
doned the cult and Is now a very prac-
teal and deEnure person.
IL Will not be long. probably, before
Senior d. LONE. the new Spanish minis
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sTns.fs -.-. &s- as - sssa.1Sl -
xoe for some weeks past had the iocA3
rsarses been an such A. healthy cona1tion
:. was laat week. and the merchants
- ia estv feel thai the change for tne
t,sesa~ has come % stay. The market l.
not onlv stir. bat active. ard - great
has heen the demand for many % aae
commodities that the supply has been
epnylegsly exhausted.
This i true as % zhs grain and ICED
market Wheat Is very searcs. and Viii
ussly continue -. Saturday e advanced
n ami unless more o. IL comes into the
rnarket t5ere may be a still further Tsse
this week There IL very little feed in the
market. and the mills. while working
xtoa5y, are unable 10 supply the demand
T5ey received many orders last week. nu-
we're compelled 70 reject them. once the
mills are able 10 geG freight room on the
s;eamerS Running ID the orient, ghey wili
ran 20 their fullest capacity. which viii
enable them 20 furnish all t1e feed de-
sired
The sugar market took 2 jump Satur-
day. ard hereafter the houses viii pay
one~eigath nf cent a pound mere for
tha< commodity than has been her Gus
tom for some time past. The rise Is cred
tied to the fact THAI the demand Tor good
sugar has been or the increase for some
weeks past
Eggs san continue 10 sell a. from l. ~
i-iz cents. and gneFc1sn say they do not
expect the price 60 advance. though
great many are nor coming into the mar
kst jast row. This product. a. told In
these columns LAST week. has heen the
cause % a great frieusily rivalry among
some o. the l9ral merchants. They have
been unable 10 aEree on a fasr price. and
consequently ere pobtfc heneft I'd
The iDca1 merchants Ems that they can
dispose - good Eurbaaks ard Early Rose
as fast as they come into fhe market. and
taare - always demand for more one
merchant SAID SATURDAY that haAhad se.-
sTal orders on hand for good Burbank !
which he Rad been unable 80 nii. bot OK
raSed about 10 sacks from the country
the early part OF rhe present week. Sew
eral laE shipments OF potatoes viii likeiv
he made 10 IRE East the latter part az
the wesk
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TINGIAM LINE
or Steamers and Clipper Ship

Puget Sound iirect 10 DelAgoa Bay. ear
rNHaE goods at through rates from CEN
teTs feeding the Northern Pacific railway
afl1 companies affiliated thereto. via
Puget sound 70 pel9goa Ray. and thence
hg the Netherlands railway 81 the south
African republic To Pretoria and Iohaa-
Des6urE-
Following the steamship BeItisioe. and
20 sail about May - the me Stea tyshfts
SQiveig, 81 34sg tons, from Puget sound
port kiakeley8. 70 b followed By other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other. ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply 70:
Fort Bl&keley Mn Co. PORT Biakelay.
Wash
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ II. Magnesen. 4o5 Front street. san
Francisco.
=. II. LinghaH. Deiagoa Ray.
- r. Neama K Co. general English
agents. 81 Gracechurch street. London.
=. c.
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"a trains fr>ul ere Wesr ran into re
t,-..f ..rtsn depot. making close ron-
-. ~-ste The North 'esteTr- trains
- t-.st ard SoSth- Passengers bod
-, ssssss yia she above line have oaly
- f~..-r fr~tr FTatn 20 fee elegantly
ss-~s North ~ esrer-" limited. teay-
- = PAU every CAY - axe yeaF- Fo-
i-'fs@s travelling alone tSis Il esEs--ts -
:. -. Considered Fer tLcSc.s an4 sleep
tns t-ay reservation call on
49, r " PARKER.
pet soan4 Agcnt a. Froat s.. s<4lds,
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wedding oG t1ei-
hardS. ara s. me-
aaE uncertain.
Cornelius PRO :
poses 20 taEry in
Newport ale.
Mrs AivA Van
csraIt means. i
Is said. 70 visit
Canada George
WI remain 81
Russia and Fred
erick has some
idea q going or a
shooting trim
" Tile * VIII re-
turn % Paris
that IS i he GENES
over. Paris IS 20
be the home OF
49, ~1wAE -. 4. :.
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fs0 IN resent years nY tn-S soft
81 tr.na~@oaati9u- >ow ne sums
-. IN TIE West again he =
heard from IL New England. fle ap-
pears 10 have no trouble n de.Adlng ho-
rel proprletors. cabmea and people %
means generally on ore OCCASION D. -
sum aaer he made aRay VITA a tray fuA
% teNe4ry.
But Europe Is nos The golden reid az
fNts aala operator. lie has eeea mGkit &
1orH az money tu parAs ard Ntce a here
tne weaita ~ ire NsDasrattE IS deemed
e.suat % the British nAslcaa! debt. " 3l3e
X haa good aea} - trouble on his &C.
count aaa - Is UAsiy taat a Fe@aTd for
49, a-r-~ehe ns3au may Ee offere1 t-s-,ore
ioer the best wsy % desl N4th persons
- rhts t,-re - - follow TIRE Gerry piece
49,. ar4 xxx snera ont e doors
AZ ths New Yoyk girls an4 rna'rcns az
f.sh5oa n6a carry waking canes. Tbs
{sea seems. Ike most q ths new f@9s, %
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n his absence fe-
Gently. This hsh-
& scq 9ired ~
needy adventurers
Of claiming Ts}a-
t{ouship 20 the
Nau5crhilfs has
assumed very for
n1taahIe proper
lions. and has on
more than ore &C.
CAs$on 2 r Q y e 4
very whar-ass-
tug 90 che vic
tins one gv 3
Ter Is wt4 "
known in this
way. ami has
ma Sc a. least s. o
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8trEAk>.
F1S t-1--S.sssy. Sccs-h. yz<9M
toEF~---Src-zs brokers prize 80 ssz-
Lea9-srro-g: brokers' prize. ss
Ti7-PlAtes. szez5y
GDlrt-p.
1cIe~a-tf-sisons cEo<@5 steady a. IT.
e1ang71 prizes 70 - pos1ts rsx advance:
0srl9ne-. Slssa Spot co~ee-Rsa 1zsef.
No. !. 1scs rni11- aEass and s-ezay.
sugar.
S@Ezr-gsw. firm. fair refining. s-sc:
eefs-rSagAl' = test. 80. Rehne5-Slusss
AID steady.
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Stevedores. Attention.

The undersigned respectfully soiici.s
tenders from competent steyetores 20 Load
the Norwegian steamer Solveig. now At
Port Blakeiey. with lumber. destined for
Algoa bay. Africa For particulars apply
forthwith on board 10 A RODSETH.
Master
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
tI1TrL NoRTIlERN.


g. =. Asnes. 7 tHofht
T.. gfsreSs-a@. y ies "A
.. ST. Cares '3e t.'ofl~
" y. " srder, s-o',h 80.
a. a R7ntrs9i = ,tAa'te-
r SieI l.-F ,- - .-,-.,s.
49, ss,,4if@- ~s Argeges
s. M, rregra F.7ufort
~a~r = A Waaltg Woolley.
~ .fs-e,- e-s~g~ta
- ~ Arssaar fshfna.
NFss-sr Iaraer. CHINA
- r,.nz-a~rv oakland
80 j q Cffaerr olympia
- Al Ifisfs. Ta,ons.
: r-r-sv-ens San Yrastris-0.
Ne r5ragtha Ssu Francisco.
~. Lsff,- American fsiefv 90
- E-rft.- Ar,ers-an tSsftT Go.
Miss Ia Belle. Amor - fsi.}
f5s@ tle1l~y Afii.'' -,'s-. r.,
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next Republican
national conyen-
ton Is a very
erroneous o n Q q.
The z o V er n o r
himself has not
said anything on
the subject. but
he is understood
70 favor any coed
man from tha
West. He has al
ready effectively
killed the scheme
TO send a solid
zeTaCa4foq 20 tho
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&c s4l4 ffa-
tAau from Paris
TneTe wxs crlr e.
nAI&y cous e-2 ie
orr s3ttor 20 te
~ot43n. a2t waFa
aiFs x
& Earl ana Mrs.
PaGet wre seen
% a5aDt :he wc e.
= fec1 we verF
atonahte ~ A
rwfnkEnG arz
Corg1eilEs faE Der
taG has fssHH seen
wtgh fhts z
n her hands 81
to str e~Fs %
size has just re-
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kE& 10 AlA4S - Z. u
try. gets into Sc
rIous trouble and
Is pronounced err
soma non grata.
Although barely
of the water, the
q 2 10 m at has
made trouble for
himself by a Sc
rles OF remarks
hardly calculated
to conciiiate the
people OF tn g
country 10 which
ne Is accredited.
De IO.ue Is aIi-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January 1 and For
the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1886. are 81. 772 S70.a2 There were hI.st
for record during the past week * deeds.
the considerations aggrega ting $50 bets g.
Following IS the record Tor the past week
sst-
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MAS 1a5i th5S zfserano~. Over - ~ she
ssausaers - the Ir.Sa seetetsss bad as
Sega e.ss~i - parade. anss tSe cathedral hand
vas "a lead gse-n. EstsAcn ElsslAa how
ever. decsse3 1hAt Il MAS nes prensr -
have a t2n1 n corners ere haytng Rsg1
dismissed the musicians. As n result gae
FsAns of Frisl and tAe Fagheru3an Rf3eS ~
eese1l 20 rArtielpate Ia fhe eerensentes
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GOSSIP OF NEW YORK.
Miss Sloane'> Wedding to Cause
q Vanderbilt Reunion.
MINISTER De LONE UNPOPULAR
GOV. Morton Net seeking the Pre~s-
Dental Nomination Girls Who
Carry Walking Canes

New York April @-Sperlai Core
sTsonaence.-Tae Ean2evoslgzs Plans after
they 5avs got sae great Rur1en-s4oAne
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET~.

PorilsnA. May ii.-wheat-walla waus.
ss14sizc- valley. -. per huSsel.
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Weekly Bank statement.

% tho requirements.
Exports Of specie from the port % New
York for me week amounted 70 &-o,sli IN
gold and ssss.si7 IN silver Inc iHaP =
- a.. v,eek were. Gold. 81. e53 sS5; silver,
81 ass. dry goods. s. 81. -, general mer-
.-handise. Ss.5. ts5.
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Total sales

The total safes ~ stocks today were
~ e,g shares. fn~fnet-r American sugar
a. -aa At..afaan 3 tap. e. & % e1sa Bur
1+-r.o~ -sf Chl-aEo Gas fes. T. & .
- a. -o Eria 81 CseuerL f}~-tr.c O. SD
NJ, Pac.a- tsa \ Central es' North
American @0 Northern Fa~iac 80
~o-rh western 4s0 oregon Nav.Ea tion
. - prssf-r = - Ro-k Island 9a". -
psul So southern railroad 3 40 WABASH
s0. So preferred a-es1 W@~iern BLOB
~, vesaii-- ama Lake Erie -ss
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FOREIGN MARKETS
inanciai.


London. May i-Bar silver, Sazd
Consols. f85A.. Bank OF England discouu;
rate. per cent.
New York. May 1.-The Evening Post 5
London cableEram says There was a
stronger rise in Americans today. The
best opinions regard the rise too rapid.
TIE fall IN exchange IS steadying our
market.
slow early in the week. but rather better
toward the close Heavy China special
ties we're frrn. The Indian markets are
preparing hopefully for after the monsoon
season The smaller markets have been
.sofrr Nttle business All the department IS
have recovered from the discrepancy be-
tween the views OF the buyers ard seller
The home distrlhutive demand is iuDroY-
Ing Yarns are firm but inactive. only 4
small business having been done during
re week Prices are unchanged all
around. though largely nominal France
reports A good trade. wien harde nins
prices. Germany reports bat httle new
business
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER

FLY On THE FLYER
Seattle TO TACOMA
E'cTr rc4ra trips daily except sunday.
&c Gre hour ami twenty-five minutes
4sE STEAMER FLY ks9>
EeSuAs- daily trips. seattle Tacoma
route. as follows.
Taking erect
TUESDAY. NAY z
TIME CARD:
Leave SesttEe-TsES HIS a. n. s,a> SIS
z n Leave Iacofsaa-S.s2 - Ia, i.SA 49,
sc , N.
sunday
Leave Seattie--see a r.. In $50 - n
lave tScSE0a--s N a. yn.. 80 . ~ p n
landing 81 Northern Pacific wharf Ia
So'1s. and Commercial dock toot Of Mar
ion street. Seattle
sundays. excssrSssr rates On steamer
Fseetwocds fare. Sc