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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-15

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ry. ihs>iti'd", Nocturnal En- sSion. Aver
sion to Society, DiinneSs OF Vision. Nois.s
iii tie Head. the vital fluid I.assinr rn,,l,-
served i'll tn. urine. aud many other dis
eases thai LEI, To Insanity nd Death.
DIX. MiNflE, who j.; Il regular physi-
riu graduate of the Univpr.itv of Penn.
:! 'fanial viii sgItt. tn forfeit Five Ha 4.
"'d Dollars for u ease of this kind tho
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cal advice and trratineuD Will not cnre
,'r t"r ANYTHING impure or Injurious tound
III Ii. DIX. NTiE treats all private dis.
ta>,,.- >iicccS>t':i', wi bout mercury Can.
sui'af'on ire. iilurutl.,, t.Na,;,. u,tio,,
and a!v!c". II riT'hr.g analysis @; urin,..
-. Prize of S,iui R--ior-r 81 a bnt,i,
"r t"ar times the quantity Si0. sen, to any
''d'fS. upon r"r'' 1T OF ric,,. ~" c - H..
>trir" frn'n "hSr.ii.:ipn and in a private
,ani" i. desired. by
\ +. MINrIE. MD.
ii k"arncy ST., San Francisco. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be sent to any one applying by
letter, stating symptoms sex and ar;,
= "'t secrecy iii regard Ia biisin, IS trans
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Or. Min ties Kidney Remedy. NEpH.
EHF,Ct cures all kinds at kim, g and
bladder con. plants. gonorrhura elect ana
leucnri hu'a. For sale bv all druggists
- Il bottle, q battles Tor So.
nr. Minutes NANDELI N PILLS aro
tn best ard rhcapt.: dys, ep>ia and bil.
nous cure IN the market. For sale bv all
DRUGGISTS Jelly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-15
To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
DISPENSaay.

300 kEARNEY
OSc st. q, cOruer OF
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Es-
I .Di..,hed in 1854, FIR
the treatment fScy.
ual and Seminal DIS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-15

Among the numerous apple us
for the position of cLi4f examine T. .,
the civil service commission az II
number Of political hacks who have
been on the hunt for office mos: If
the time for the past fifteen vtar,.
The veterans Of many lnsty
scramble should be excused from he
duty in which they desire to sacrifice
the remnant Of their declining years.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
CINDERELLA AND HER SLIPPER
A German Rendition of This Pretty
Legend.

German Rendition OF This Pretty
Legend.
The pupils Of the German school of Miss
Marie Mussaeus gave an entertainment at
McCsuley's hall last night. The play Of
cinderella" was rendered in the German
language, and between the acts beautiful
solos and duets were also performed. The
characters were as follows:
Queen, Anna Richard; Prince wunderhold
Cher son) Henry Franc; Baron Won Monte
coutecoculorum, Samuel King; Sybilla (his
second wife), Miss Julia Maedel; Dunigunde,
Serafne, Eleanor G.. Fisher, Nab. Bigclow
Rosa, called Cinderella, Ancella b. Fisher
Walpurgis, the Fairy Godmother, Frederika
Nimmo; Syfax (hor pago), Sidney Franc
Court Marshal Grasemneck, Myer Cohen Z;
Minister Putorhalm, Charles Joyce; master
of the horse Wcderhopf Salvador Richard !;
court ladies, Nellie Entwistle, Nellie Shields,
Jennie Fair, Annie West; court gentlemen,
Robert Bigelow, John Chester, James Sprig-
man, sydney Franc; brOwDies-Rodgers
Barker, Mabel Doris; Alfred Barker, Maggie
Tyler; Johnnie Sheielde, Eleanor Tyler I;
Paul Porter, Marie Chadwick George West.
Mamie Entwistle; Harry Loighter, Maud
Fair; pianist, Miss Josephine Nimmo stage
and scenery manager, Mr.. w. ID. Porter, Mr..
B. p. Murray furnished the calcium lights
used.
The musical programme, which was rem
dored in excellent style, was as follows
Chorus, Freiheit; Deuxieme nocturne, Nellie
Entwistle; polka duet, Maggie Tyler and
Mamie Entwistle; Carnival of Venice, Mabel
Doris; duet The Twins, Marie Chadwick
and Mabel Doris; German song, Miss f..
Nimmo; Anvil Chorus, Mamie Entwistle /;
Crystallique, Nellie Shields; duet Don
Juan, Nellie Entwistle and Jennie Fair; No
One to Love, Annie West; Heidelberg Ma
zourka, Jennie Fair duet, Martha Annie
West and Carrie Stewart; song, Marie Chad
wick; Spinning Wheel, Eleanor Fisher
Loreley, Maggie Tyler; duet Freischutz,
Nellie Shields and Ancella B. Fisher; chorus,
Die Wacht am Rhcin.
The synopsis of the acts was the following
Act !, Cinderella at home; act 2, Cinderella
at her godmother's act 3, Cinderella at
court; act A. Brownies helping Cinderella
act 5. the golden slipper; act 6, the trying on
of the golden slipper Everything was man
aged nicely, and the entertainment was great
National Republican., 1883-06-02
A BRUTAL DOG FIGHT.
Four-Hour Contest In An Old Rag
Shop Above Georgetown.


shop Above Georgetown.
About mile and half above Georgetown,
on Rock Crock road, is a large building form
ally used as a paper and rag warehouse, but at
present unoccupied. Thursday night persons
passing along the creek were puzzled to see
the place lighted, and at hearing strange
sounds issue FORTH About forty mon were
inside intently fixing their attention on the
center of the room, where, in q round pit, two
dogs were fighting The fight lasted until
midnight, when the company entered car
riages in waiting and came back to
this city. The affair was kept very quiet
One of the dogs belonged to an old citizen
living in Georgetown, who is well known in
this city; the other is the property of Ter
renee Flynn, of Flatbush. l.. i. Twenty men,
including the owner of the dog, came down
from Now York, and the rest Of the party
were friends of the Washington man. The
fight was for $780, "Tobe," the Wash
ington dog, was the first put in
tho pit, but Larry" tho New York
dog soon followed, and both went to work
with a will and kept at it, until half sinking
with exhaustion they were parted. They
were taken apart four times before the end
of the fight, which terminated by Tobe I"
being thrown on the floor with " Larry's" 1"
teeth in his throat. When the referee called
time at the expiration of five minutes the
owner Of the Washington dog refused to con-
tinue the fight, and the stakes were awarded
to the New York man, Both dogs were hor-
ribly mangled, and the Washington dog died
yesterday. A large amount Of money changed
hands.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
JOHN Il. KELLY,

Dealer "a FlrSt-Claas
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c'
CoRNED BEEF A sPEOIALTY.
stalls B2S, 629, aud $50 Center Market NInthareet
wing, and A8 and 20s Northern liberty Market or
address BOX II. City Post-ohoe Marketing delivered
heeot charge " all aaEA of ,the ciLs
National Republican., 1883-06-02
R. s. Y. P.

In polite society the recipient of an
invitation concluding with the letters
"R. S. " p" understands thereby that a
reply is required; or, as the French
would say, "Repondez sill vous plait."
Last year our opening day was grand
af1air-a most pronounced success. This
year we concluded to do away with the
ancient commercial custom of a FORMAL
opening, because we are ALWAYS pre-
pared for customers before they are
ready for their NEW Clothes. We do,
however, send out invitations TO our
well-wishers, and to-day, although we do
not inform you in the usual polite form,
we would be pleased to see as many of
our Friends and Customers--Strangers.
too-as may find time to call upon us.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
PERSONAL,

Mrs. A. l., Woods and her father, Mr.. Currier, OF
Maine, left on Wednesday for Hot Springs Ar
kansas.
Mrs. Gen, Lander is occupying one Of her cot
tages at Lynn, Mass. They are located on ocean
avenue,
DR.. George N Eggleston is sick with intermit.
tent, fever at his home, Twelfth and G streets
northwest.
Miss Kate McGlew, Of Ithaca, N: Y, the expert
stenogrupher Is guest OF Mrs. Dora Boyer, l0S
Massachusetts avenue,
Col. and Mrs Juan Lewis are pleasantly located
at 1909 street northwest. The colonel has no
Intention OF giving up his literary pursuits, but
viii continue to write stories.
Mr. James H. Mari, the venerable chief clerk in
the office of the first assistant postmaster general
yesterday entered upon the tfty- third year of con-
secutiye service in the Postonice department. lie
is IN his S4th year.
Rev. Father Sebastian Rabbia, of the Church Of
81, Mary Stella Mars, of Baltimore, aud pleasantly
remembered in Washington when stationed at 81,
Peters prior to 1873, has been transterred.to st.
Mary's church, Rockville, Nd.
Mr.. william Tilghman is here ON a visit 70 his
grandmother, widow Of the late Dr. @, U. Cox, at
726 TNentieth street northwest Mr.. 4, is half
owner OF pineapple plantation IN southern
Florida, the first ever established in the state,
Mr.. A. Z. Stevens arrived in town yesterday
from Minneapolis to visit his young wife. who Is
Yely i'll. Mrs, Stevens is the eldest daughter OF
PaymRsIer Robert Platt, OF the United states
this city,
Mrs. Senator Blair leaves for Plymouth N. H.,
next Monday, about two weeks sooner than she
had intended, on account of the senator, who is
very anxious for her to leave at that time Their
SON. who is attending school, will be here about
three weeks longer.
Mr.. s. p. Rounds. government printer win not
J take a vacation until Aug, ], when, accompanied
by Mrs. Rounds, he will go 70 Denver TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. Rothacker In their new aud elegant
home. Mr.. and Mrs Rothpcker are located on
Brenton Terrace, Denver city, 1t will be remem-
bered that the citizens OF Denver met Mr. and
| Chicago, and escorted them to this beautiful
home which they presented TO the bride aud
| groom
National Republican., 1883-06-02

$4,000 was needed to successfully carry on
this work.
Maryas Jones, esq, Of Gloucester, and John
r. Massey spoke, and tho association adj
Journed until tonight pending the considera-
tion of the report of the state mission board.
Dr. j. T. Tichenor, of Atlanta, Ca. CORE
spending secretary of the home mission board
delivered the principal address tonight. His
subject was Home Missions"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The state Baptist convention (colored) OF
Virginia sent greetings to the general associa.
tion through Richard Spiller, of Norfolk, cor
responding cacre.ary
The .ollowinS colored ministers were sent
by TIE state Bal Itist convention to sit with
the general association Revs. William Troy,
A. Binga, jr, Richard Wells, and II. II.
Mitchell.
The general association will hold its next
annual meeting in Freemason street Baptist
church, Norfolk.
National Republican., 1883-06-02

finger into thenostrlla
- a.S!iiS by Sosaseslesns sIseiiss i tss s,fGs: sa:
sal passages 0fcatarrh-
- al virus, causing
1~ healthy secretiona II
allays Inflammation.
Innings Of the head from ad'
IN Seafs the sores. and restores
NELL. Beneficial results are
,tions. A thorough treatment
'or colds In head. Agreeable
II and testimonials. sold by
q packaRe--stampa -.
N BALM Co., owego, ~ X.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
llrtu 91uhIifutinns.

NEW BOOKS ''''-'-''''~'"'''"
Mr.. Isnacs (cloth) by r. Marion Crawford
Heart Of steel, by Christian Reed.
Fanchette, Round Robbin Seriesr
Siege Of London, tSc., by Henry James, JE
story OF Melicent, by Fayr Modoc
Red Acorn, by John McEilroy
Wronged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked In Haste.
story OF Carnival. Leisure Hour Series"
Castce.
Cities OF Southern Italy and Sicily by A. j. @ Hare
Pecks Bad Boy.
Ewes daughters; or Common Sense for Maid.
Wifs, and Mother, by Marion HarlHnd. III am GLAD
TO see that your counsel TO your marked by dis
creton and based on knowledge Of the complex ele-
ments of the problem you have TO deal with, II Is
needed and Will be useful, especially as coming from
woman who knows what she IL talking about
Oliver Wendell Holmes, M. ID, Boston.
The Sources of English Words and Phrases. by Ro-
get. Plain, also with Patent Index.
Colton's General Atlas, New Revised Edition.
q. A. WHIrAKER,
OIL Pennsylvania avenue (Vernon Row.,
and 03i ID street northwest
National Republican., 1883-06-02
Shipping News.


Harbormaster Sutton reports the following
arrivals: Schooners Ida l.. Kennedy, Ken
nedy, from Kennebec, with 920 tons of ice for
Great Falls Ice company; l.. Il. Williams,
Adams, lumber for Il. Il. jackson q Co. John
A. Curtis, Williams, lumber for Thomas w.
Riley +. L. Martin, coal for johnson Bros.
Louisa, Wheeler, coal for johnson Bros.
AT GEORGETOWN.
No arrivals yesterday Sailed: schooners
William H. Kennel, Soper, for Providence;
Annie Whiting, Gray, for Boston.
CANAL MATTERS.
The great scarcity Of vessels Is seriously
impeding the business of the canal
and great accumulation Of loaded boats
is being made in the canal. Eighteer
boats arrived yesterday, and the following
left this place: Round Top, f. M. Mintdrop
Excelsior, +. NJ, Offutt, James Cannon, G
Hughes, g., r. A. Farmer, Cigarette, G. w
Porter, Emma Mertins, Echo, DIR, Knott
Joan. II. Boley, Il. Venners, Consolidation
w. j. Stevenson, and L.
The employees of the Canal company wert
paid during this week two months of theil
arrearages, leaving heavy amount yet du,
them. On Monday next the election of pres
ident to serve for one year will take place.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
4sa sEYENTM sTREET n. w.

TGEE J. REED,
National Republican., 1883-06-02
Reflective Moods.

Doyou ever fall into them when reading
advertisements Of Suits of Clothing for
less than you would pay for a pair of
Pants? have nothing in Suits for less
than $40; have to sell only Reliable
Clothing, for | am the only clothing
house in the city that gives legal writ
ten guarantee.
Upon reflection, don't you think if you
were to purchase one of those cheap
suits it would be prudent to buy one Of
the BRIGHTON SUITS for SIS, to carry
with you in case the other suit should
blow TO pieces? You know this is the
time of the year when we have blows.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
1ClO[N[QlU[ElRlOlR'
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Atthe trustees sale on the 10TH Of MAY Of the
assets OF the late firm Of Blackmar, Ebing q Co.
agents for the Chickering Piano in Baltimore, pur
chased some magnificent bargains In new and second
hand Pianos and Organs. AS was crowded for
room before making this purchase, find myself now
compelled 10 sell these goods at trihing advance
have no room 10 store them. will sell for ten
days bran new square pianos for sl6O worth $500
uprghts for s75 worth sao square grand pianos for
$780, worth S6oO new organs for $50, worth 900 Hc;
octave Square Pianos, used, as low as SSr octave
for SSo These instruments are made by the best
known firms in the business and fully warranted
People of good countenRnce can purchase of us on
monthly paymenta For further particulars call on
cEIA.UnTGEY J. REED,
National Republican., 1883-06-02
A Cure nj l.Rnt.

- NNaa :. ~ ..a
Theeyldencels over
whelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes
more directly than any
other TO the seat oftho
disease, and has re-
suited In more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies. -
WIKI Q s-B ARE, Pa,
Union Leader, Dec, Ia
We hear from Gus.
toners the most fat
terinR reports OF Ely's
Cream balm, an artl.
Gle Of real merit.
Smith, Kline d Co,
wholesale druggists.
Philadelphia, Pa
National Republican., 1883-06-02
VIRGINIA BAPTISTS.

Second Days Session Of the Association in the
City Of Richmond.
The State Mission Board--lts Sixth
Annual Report Presented.
The Potomac Asscciation-Now Houses Of Worship
Baptizng
Progress Made Throughout the stste-The
Next Meeting OF the Association.
National Republican., 1883-06-02
The Great Art Of Life

is to improve the Golden Moment of op.
portunity and catch the good that is with
in our reach. This being so, we simply
state that among our SPRING OFFER
INGs are many Bona Eide Bargains
Real Gems and Lovely Novelties. Our
SUITS for Men, Youths, Boys and Chill
dren, are ready to be looked already to
put right on. So, If you conclude to buy
NEW Clothes TODAY, please remember
that we keep
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
SABINE & NORTHWESTERN IL. Il.
Meeting of the Directory ana tho Character
of tho Country Trayersed.


of the Country Travcrsed.
AS per the Austin special in Sunday S
HERALD of the 18th: The Sabine e North
western Railroad company, capital stock OF
$4,000 1000, filed "a charter to-day. The
proposed line commences at kaufman,
Kaufman county, thence to Sabine Pass, a
distance of 800 miles, and from Kaufman
north, through the counties OF Dallas,
Denton, Wise, Cook, Archer, Clay, Mon
tague, Wichita, Wilbarger, Cottle, Chill
ders, Motley, Hall, Doniey, Armstrong,
Collingsworth, Gray, Potter, Oldham,
Hartley, Dallam; thence to Baylor, Harde-
man, and through Cofax county, New
Mexico, to Trinidad, Colorado. The incor-
porators are J. A. Welman, John 5. Long,
john B. Stone, w. d. Wylie, IL. Q. Coke,
and w. c. Connor, of Dallas; ami James "A
Britton, Sherman. The principal business
Office will be at Kaufman.
There was a meeting OF the directory held
in this city yesterday, and permanent or
ganization was effected, with Or, Bennett,
OF kaufman county, president; Colonel
John b. stone, of this city, v:ce-president;
CAPTAIN W. G. ConnOr, tins city, treasurer,
and Colonel Slaughter, attorney Of kaui-
man, secretary.
AsTill be seen. the directoIsGre composed
of men from Dallas and kaufman Counties
The road will run from Dallasto Trinidad,
Colorado, on the northwest, and Sabine
Pass, Texas, on the southwest, which are
the two principal objective points, a
distance Of $50 miles. Mr.. d. a.
Poyner, late engineer Of the Erlanger
syndicate will have charge of the corps OF
which will be placed in the field
at once to run q line from this city to
Sabine Pass, and which has instructions to
appropriate forty miles Of the Texas Trunk
road IRON Kaufman TO Athens, which
is already graded. The line Will
connect with the Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe road, and it is surmised that it
is being built in the interest of that road as
its outlet 10 the Gulf coast. The country
it will traverse is rich on the southwest
from Dallas in timber lands, consist
ing of pine, whiteoak. ash, walnut,
and will 90 through the sugar
belt of Texas, as wei! as mountains
of mineral, while on the northwest it will
mineral country and fine graz
ing aud farming lands. After leaving llal,,
las the line will hug the rich lands of Red
River rear Gainesville for con-
siderable distance taking in the
C )unties already mentioned. This is
a line that will prove of great Interest TO
Dallas, and the partiessconcerred are to all
appearances in hard earnest a.o2' is
! 1eedy construction.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

The city marshal has locked up in, the
station house, as suspected characters, two
men who give their names as Lee Mabry
and J. p. Haney, who are, judging from
letters found upon their persons, wanted at
HaN kins, in Wood county, to answer, in all
probability, TO indictments charging them
with assault ~ilh intent 10 Kill. The
letters are from supposed friends,
and warn them to be on
the alert, or else they will get "nipped."
They have been hanging around the Long
Branch, a honse of ill.repute. in east Dallas,
for the past two weeks, and. while the officer
has no definite knowledge Of their guilt, he
holds them as Migrants. He sent tele-
gram last evening 10 the sheriff of Wood
county, giving names aud description OF
the men. but up to late hour last night,
had not received an answer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22

biz unconditional Surrender, Wefe gll atln
oi character a. Wafn0utha, " OlRh sudl
tuat nf methods ilul both have hdg
passad from tine stage ~ political pfIhl
nenoe. and both have retired ~ ihe shndeg'
lio one 10 those that enwrnp The eyetlast'
ine flespef, lhe other ~ those That stil are
bf0ron by some sunny rays, ihost ol pr
vote No. liut tho LOuifiAna p,aniof
ON the lower Mississippi b. a. dead, 90
liucnlly, NJ e. the once head ana ironl OF
rndcai power whose brain now lies 20 low
on the Colorado. The iron'mailed
hand and the kd.glOved are
nj peace with the world thGy once so api'
tated, aud both In the prime OF lie, The one
In about bis 5jth year, and tho other not
vet turned 49, And thus IL must ever be
| When politicians seek to thwart the peo'
pe's will and welfare for sci'aggraudlIe'
ment, their reign will always be brielcr
than they suspect; and once cut oil, their
fall is like Wolseley' s-"neVer TO nope
again. And IL is immaterial what be the
motive for that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, whether
for powers sake, as was the case OF DAVIS,
or for wealth, power, and social recognition
as in Warmouthis, who, IN less tEan SIX
years, rose from poverty TO bank account
of a half million dollars, but never secured
that coveted recognition. Yet, in all It's
shifting scenes, let no one say word against
the honesty, at least, OF Edmund D. Dsyis'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
aoMNfnlsa Fon nttn, nn1r
Iland. aiath nna lnNafdl, l,Iaa.l.

d
az KOu haW lalsea, Wtnt ol appetite
la,ul'no u W. tIoilsn " mpigws'
XIV w ,hheflnH Iio,i oo'ilV'hess ana moo
"'t,,uIHH, iliIn11v. fuleu uie, ,.., 49,.
~ youL WIZ W. Ioiugs hle uePIesstut " you
nays eennB W Eoheia lAssliudo ana
NeHhne'f, We Justly Mufuoui pqfsplfo
Ieely oI E2lng l9 ltep, 9rg SNORT ol breath
on oyeIy hnsnt eiOtt nnI nave n general
leonnH on llelanvholy hnu uenIesslOiii you
ne suffering rom general debility, and Hop
BUYERS removes ~ ALL
Iyou nae sense OF weightor iullnoss
III we stonachi onaneonble appetite
sonotilnes VoraclOusi put generally ieeblei
Il morbid cravlngi low spirits after full
meal, WIN severe pain Tor some time after
eating, wind rising on the stomach; sour
stomach; vomiting and llutteringat the pit
oil the stomach, ana soreness over 1t;
nausea, headache or some OF these symp.
TOMS you are suffering nom dyspepsia, aud
hop Buffers Will permanently cure you,
lfyou freeze one hour, barn the next,
and sweat another; If You are suffering all
the torture OF the lnquisitlon, one mo-
ment fearing you will die, and the next
caring you won't; if you have blue nails
and lips, yellow eyes and ghost.like COM
plexion, you are suffering from thatmias
matte curse, Bilious, Malarial Fever or
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
4 Criminal Detected

While a Contra! train was speeding its
course northward, between Rice and Ennis,
on Saturday night last one Of the passen-
gers aboard became SO boistero-s "a ~
necessitate his arrest by the conductor.
Quite a scuille ensued, and much force was
required to subdue the irate individual.
He succumbed finally, however, and was
left in charge of another passenger while
the conductor went to procure a
rope with which to tie him. During
the absence of the latter the prisoner
escaped. He left behind him valise and
a revolver. In the valise were found docu.
ments that are most positive proof that the
erstwhile prisoner is a noted criminal Of no
small dimensions. Efforts to effect his
arrest will be made,