Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-30

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tom. u. ro'h.l r., ~. he II wreck.
to h4-, ":i arrcc;.:he an,l;,aco,.
g. Mo.t.- ,-.'..-t t..c Printing. 49,
t.asci ~c,u.., g. ;Ac Columbia rive.
l., i,r.Ng v.;h t>go excellent views Of
ASTORIA. and sc.cral Of tIc Cascade.
Castle Rock, aHl thc Dallce, and con-
chilling with two very crrlitah,c views
Of Mt Eaiuicr and Hq1lor. On Thur
day evening Portland, l,l.t Portland.
Oregon city. Salem, Noechrr3, tie
Lava Beds. and o;hcr interesting local
it;cs were exhibited, including the scene
Of the tragic conference of Ike peace
commissioners in the Moloc war.
These pictures viii bear the most crit
ical examination in execution, and. 50
far as the artist has attempted to dclin-
late landscapes or the topo%rary Of
Of cities and towns, they are absolutely
correct. The picture Of Portland is
especially attractive. and The timhtrcl
hills in the background arc represented
with remarkable fidelity. We do not
think, however, that the artist docs
Oregon City justice, as hut Il small por-
lion Of the city Is given. in order doubt
i less to give Il full view Of dc f≪.
Another painting should be made, taken
from the Linn city side, to present
/ Ibis Oldest and NEST picturesque city Of
Oregon in anything Ike hcr natural
beauty. Mi. FOWL, the proprietor Of
these fine paintings, proposes to OK
hibit them at several places on tie
Sound, before returning to OREGON,
when after the State Fair III October,
he will proceed cast and make tour
of the principal cities in the Eastern,
Western and Middle States.
The whole series Of paintings will be
exhibited this evening for the last time.
TIE Anna Bishop CoNcrrr5. Tile
troupe of talented singers announced
IS on the way here several weeks ago,
have come and gone, leaving cur citi-
zcns several hundred dollars poorer in
purse, but happier we trust N.an they
were before. They have listened 10 one
of the worlds renowned artists. cdu-
Gated under the supervision Of the most
eminent masters, with many years OK
perience in the profession, and assisted
by really tirst-class talent in Messrs.
Gotschalk and Willie, and the wonder
full pianist, Mr.. Glider. Aside from
the deficiencies in stage appointments,
it may therefore be assumed that they
have heard her under the most favora-
Die circumstances. That her voice has
lost but little if any of its strength,
freshness, viGor, tleNibility orsweetness,
is affirmed by those who heard her
when she in the zenith of her glory
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from the fame Of the lady, we express
it as an earnest conviction that we
have local talent which ly careful
training would compare very favorally
with that of tho renowned cantatlice
AT the concert given in aid of Chicago,
a couple of years ago, We were surprised
no less than delighted at the evidences
of real talent manifested by several Ia
dies and gentlemen who took part in it..
But as tho Frenchman would say, re-
rcnons a nos moutons, Madame Bishops
appearance was charming, and herren-
dition of difficult operate selections
was excellent. The ballads "Home,
Sweet Home" and " My Bud in Heav-
en-, were sung with a pathos and en-
preston that carried the feelings of the
large audiences by storm. Mr.. Wilkie,
the tenor, and Mr.. Gottschalk, the bar
ritone, have cause to feel proud of the
hearty encores which greeted their ef-
forts, while Frank Glider, the pianist,
demonstrated that he was master Of the
instrument. The troupe left Thursday
morning for Portland.
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The PARTISAN CIRcUs-This grand
combination of novelties is announced
to appear in this place next Monday.
The names of upwards of forty perform
ers appear on the bills, many of whom
arc noted i'll the profession.
MADAME STEVENSON, another aspirant
for popular favor, who come highly