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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-27

Washington Encampment, c. Il.
G., elected tho following officers for
tho ensuing term Mt its meeting
Tuesday evening; Emily 7. Mum
son. { Laura A. Hood, j. c.; j.
NJ. Murphy. $ J II. Munson, f.
5, W. II Roberts, {. OF H.; Mark
Jones, I Elvlra J. Srlsby, l. g.,
ani " 1. Ready, o. q.
Master Leo Kaufman, who c,ictt 4
81 many concentrations for hl, per
formance on the violin. a, the ,endi-
ton Of L,ila," las, week, will
mak. hls mark IN the musical world
Il an opportunity il afforded for the
development Of the genius he un-
doubtodly possesses. He draws an
exceptionally fine bow for youth Of
bis wears.
The famous tragedian Bandman
supported bv the Shak.pearean ar
,l-,e, Miss Beaudet will appear at
Columbia Hall next Monday even
my. IA Hamlet" The world wide
reputation 81 these people. support
ell ~ they are 10y a tirst.class com
pany. will ensure n crowded audi
ence The reserve list will he
opened at Van Epps tomorrow at 9
A. VI.
Sam Go,tscbalk, that prince of
good fellows. has returned to OlyM-
pa Ia stay after a." trip around the
world. Daring the five months OF
his absence Le has visited the prin-
cipal cities Of Europe, including his
old home, aud after q few weeks
stay with relatives, returns satisfied
to make our town his permanent
abiding-placc. The cordial recep-
ton Mr.. q. met with from his many
friends here must have been exceed
ingly gratifying to him, for he was
the recipient Of more cordial hand
shaking than aLy high dignitary who
ever set foot in the capital. Mr..
Gottschalk proposes to go into bust
ness at once, a large stock OF goods
having been shipped on the Merico,
now temporarily detained at Victoria.
Tho examination ut Providence
Academy, last Wednesday, showed
q very encouraging progress made
by the pupils tho past term, and in
dicatsd by :he best possible means.
their works, the proficiency of the
good Sisters as teachers. The
drama Of Marie Antoinette," with
the characters sustained by the
pupils. drew full house, and
seemed to give much satisfaction to
those who sanction this method of
instruction. At the close of the
piece, prizes were distributed to
Misses 4. Miles, +. Toellner, Bertha
Rosenthal, Martha Shields, Sarah
Carroll, Rosie Rupp, Mary Hartman,
Minnie McLane, Stella Toellner,
Minnie Morrow, Minnie Seigfrid
Katie Wood, Bertha Miles, Nettie
Peer. Annie Doherty, Emma Stutb,
Emma O'Loughlin, Annie Tarbell,
Msggis kearuey, Othelia Carroll.
Mary Shields. Ida Tosllner, Annie
Shields, Grace Hartman, Mary
Scully, Flora StamAer, Dora
berchy. Maggie Dodge, Nellie Har'
mon. Elsie Patnudc. Mary Desmond
and Matte Isrnel.
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Late Eastern News.
New York Democratic.

NEW York, juno 23.-At a meet
ing Of the county Democrats, to-
night. it was announced that 525
members would 60 to Chicago.
Commissioner Thompson introduced
u resolution instructing representa-
iives Of the several districts to Or
garixs Cleveland clubs, and to form
a general club when they reached
Chicago. Col. John r. Fellows,
District Attorney, favored the reso-
luton, and said he believed two
thirds Of the delegates from New
York we're in favor Of Cleveland,
and that no was the best man the
Democrats had seen since the time
OF Andrew Jackson.
Csaa~csicut independents
NEW HAVEN, June 23.-The Re-
publican Independents met to-
night. and organized with Simeon
T.. Baldwin as chairman. Rev.
Stuart Means, Simeon z. Baldwin,
J. Tyler and others made addresses.
The resolutions adopted were that
the National Republican Convention
at Chicago, had in its platform de-
parted from the principles upon
which the party exists; that conven-
ton still further disappointed those
who desire q pure administration
and an advance in standard of polit-
ical action, by the nomination of
James q. Blaine md John A. To-
gan; that it is the true duty OF every
man who is in sympathy with the
principles Of Republicanism TO stand
by these principles, even though
the psrty may desert them; that
these candidates are unworthy Of
our support; that q committee be
appointed by the chairman, which
committee shall nominate and report
. standing committee Of twenty five,
including themselves in this number.
10 correspond with other bodies of
Republicans or Independent voters
who may be in sympathy with our
views. and 30 represent the sentiment
OF this meeting at any general con-
ference Which may be called.
Preparing for the Convention.
CmcAao, June 16.-The local
Committee of Arrangements to
prepare for the National Democratic
Convention have directed an arch
itect TO prepare plans for the arrang-
ment Of tho Convention Hall by
which the seating capacity will be
enlarged 80 as to admit 70, 900 peo-
pie. Accommodation, for the press
will also be enlarged. Local man
ayers confidently expect larger
outside attendance than was the
case with the Republicans, as
Democratic political clubs from all
parts Of the country have announced
their intention to be present.
Controlled by Cranks.
CHcAoo. June 20.-The American
Prohibition party held another SEES.
sion this. morning and appointed o
committee, with ex-senator Pomeroy
90 chairman, to formulate q plat
form, after which it adjourned to 2
o'clock this afternoon.
At The afternoon session Q plat.
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Probate Notice.

TN the Probate Court. OF. Mason county,
L Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate of Charles n.
StOwell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed, executor ofthe last will OF Charles
N. Stowell, deceased, of the above named
estate, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased to
exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within one year from the first
signed at his residence in Mason county,
W. T.
r. G. STONELL,
Executor of the last will of Charles N.
Stowell, deceased.
Dated, this 23d day of June, A. d. 1884.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the accounts duo
Il for subscription and advertising on
the Daily and Weekly Courier during tho
partnership of Durham 4 Roberts. tn
May 3lst, have become nv property. and
that have appointed w. II. Roberts my
sole agent to collect the same.
1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will promptly pay the bills when pre-
scented. N. PA1TleON.
Olympia, May 80. 1894.
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It is reported upon good author
ity that the Alaska Fur Company
have under serious consideration the
transfer of their headquarters from
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To the Unfortunate.
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corroV mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

ItyKRpooI Feb S-l230 D. u.-COttop s'ei1y, tia
tniands a., do Orean, oil sales 1000 bales no1n ig
nit - ,0 6Iies American. Fntures-C plands ow
M,tipg canse FEBRUARY delivery, JlOtd 40 fcV uSI
MI nt Livery q .64d; also 6264d do March and
Anri ar,y,Ty 5..6Id; also 5l-t4d; 30 ApIn aha MAY
AP 'n ~ 64d. do May and June delivery. O"f Aso
i.tI1: do June and July delivery, "-o4u. FU'uieS-
offerings light -. noo ,,,o.. .r,.,,cap A. 400
b,les syeuators took jluO bales exporters oOA dV0
i arded from ships side direct 10 spDneis LhvuV
bales ac ua export 2,joU baes total eeeL ltoVvV
stock, eou,ObO baies
~ nt bales. amount cotton aiOai, +lUOVO O~Ies'
American 3U6 Oh bales $500 IL, > ooo oaies
/ 10 n -COtt0n-The sales OF the DAY lhcluuvN ~. ~
American Fuimea-Up ahds Low Middlhg clause Npii sN
may m -Fuiures-Uplands Low Mddhps cause
AYymst and september delivery, l2O4d futures 0i"'0
NEw.YogK Feb. s--rhe following are the ty,H no' ~
.,rf'r the 1901
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LAVE srorK MNRKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BuyPALo Feb -Ca,-Recepts to-day 800 head, total
FOR week tins far 500 head time last wa 1000
head; consigned through, 81 cars market steady ItrS
Steers s. jOdf7 Common ~ talr, ~ V@e' 30 lSht "
Good ButChcrS's s. 20 Gto 90 -.,,.--.,- 49,. T..
Ssep-Recepts today 5000 head total 1r week thus far
200 heat ior same week. -, OO head conssnet
through - clrs seadv with far de hd Far 70
Good Western OGSJ 30; Choice 10 Fancy 50 5OdSo 4u
Western Lambs e 90 81 30 A..
Eogs-ecepts to-day 5000 head; total ;OT week thas
far &C. head: for same time last week, $4,000 heal
consigned through Good To Choice Workers, 20 -
al iO Light Mixed - 10 81 20 Good Mediums, - OO@
- 20 Pigs. tjge6 30. ~, ",
CmcAGO Fen. The Dr0rcrS Journal reports: HooS-Ne
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LghL s. 10 ~ 81 80. Skips. ~ 4O0S5 20. -,
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iep-ecepts . 10 head; shipments 800 head Inferior
TO FAIR s. 50opl Medium GoOl 81 OOGsi 70 Choice
TO Extra - as. -oo 80,
ST Louis Feb s.-Hoqs actlye Reccp'S = 800 h eaa
shipments 10 bead; lig, 80 23dSb 80 PACKERS eoOV~
~ 20; Butchers. 81 J0Gs7 40 .,o,--, 49,.
Caule-Heoepl>, lD0o head shipment O ne~.'i ~
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Common Medium, al Is rs j0i socAcfs anu fe1deis'
shSpO-Tcccpts 1000 head; shipments lo2 5eai aesr
Medium JOWsi 49, Good 10 Choice - 1O~to 49, fH''
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Nsw YORK Feb s-rhe following are the tgtH uo' TO
eins Of cotton al ports since September 1880

GALVESTON Feb s-Cotoh steady; Mailing lOSi rs
Mihilng III Lice; GOOD Ordinary, Blocj ne. Tsin
a. bales gross $40 bales Exports To Hto@'
300 oaies France, - bales 70 inc Nouunn IA l73
bales COastwise, - bales; sales. I'l'o O~'o' ''
Wsav-Net receipts 226 bales; gross !so ~ Ssies.
E.noT. 10 Great l3s7J bales 20 tfahee aies
to Tho Continent 6s3 bales; Coastwise 500 o''S' $500
SAyASSan Feb s.-CoUton quiet, Mddlns 10 80
Middnng O7aci IloJd Ordinary w. eot Iy,.Ia -
l.les, 10 FRANCE bales. W the toA'nons .x.n,e l50
Coastwise, /. 5I3 bales sales. :. SeO Da'0'' '~'
bales; stock. %. GO- bales a., ,. yross 10 $50 balos
WocAIy-Net receipts i0,3l5 bales s.o ~ France -
bales, 10 the Continent, - Ds'os
sales, 100 bales steady. Midiling, lOSc.
NC =, 1a. Ia IGc. Orinay o-t oc me- V,t,so
S hale gross a6tS bales Exports 20 Saof,nsat sol
7Tu6 bales; TO France pa 40 oaics last evening,
bales COastwlsc, - - oa,' 80 n'' Wv
hi baIes stock 1885, 90 bales. -, ros. 40 10 bales
~'oVD Nrt receipts S64J9 bales gross lS2il
IN ,jreat Britain St,025 bales 70 fia ~, M
ia o the ContueuL 2.Di0 bales SoAst"lS'' A' ss
sales ~ 90 bales ,,,.,.. fan al should ava bean
a. h.l.. Feb Z. Az bales, anu req y. AoVS9Aos
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