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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
ANOTHER Boston excursion party
is expected on the Sound in June.


MEssEs. Kratz & Bonner have added TO
their large stock ofgroceries a full assert
ment of wines and liquors, of superior
quality. which they will sell at wholesale
for family and medicinal uses. Among
their favoritc brands may be found the
celebrated Mellwood Sweet Mash and the
f. c. Berry Sour Mash WHISTLES and a
general assortment of case goods. They
VIII likewise make a specially of Cal
iforna Wines, and the greatest of care
Will be observed in bottling of all goods.
the quality of which will be guaranteed
for medicinal purposes. Another article
of acknowledged merit is Kratz Il Bomer's
oregon Grape Root Bitters, the formula
for which is their own, whose virtues are
attested by the highest medical authority
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0cu advertisements.
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the as.
~ sessment roll of the City OF Olympia
for the year 1885. is now open for inspec.
ION mt the office of the Mayor. at tho First
expiration of said time the CITY Conncil
will sit as Board of Equalization, at their
next regular meeting,
All applications for changes in the as
seSsment must be made in writing.
By order of the City Council.
J.V. YANTIS,
Olympia, March l6, 1885.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

VANCOUVER MD YAKIMA RAILRoAI
CoMrANY.-Allrlts of incorporation
OF thu Vancouver and Yakima Rail.
road Company We're filed on Monda Y
last 10y Orvlle a. Palmer, Lowell VI
Hidden, George W. Durgin, Eugene
Senple, Samue. W. Brown, james
L. Gray, George G. Hitchcock, Chas.
IL. Whitney. l.. c. Palmer and Viii.
liam l.. Spauiding, incoiporators.
The object of the corporation is
stated to be the construction, equip
ment, operation and management OF
a railroad and telegraph line or tele-
phone line from the city of Vancou.
yer in northeasterly direction
across the Cascade Mountains to the
Yakima valley, also to build branch
line or lines from any point on said
railroad to any point OF points in
Washington Territory, and to equip,
operate and manage the same. The
capital stock is fixed ut $3.50 600, di.
vided into Ii, 600 shares of the value
of $50 each. The principal place OF
business is Vancouver, and the Trus-
tees for the first six months are the
first five persons above named.
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Dr, frallcr's Throat and Lung BaISan

IL The greatest fstHrdy ~ tho ustld fsg
i coughs. trids sbfp thu.ai Iuilurnsa
vHtnsf iafYnRi'i- tfuutt n aFzeus ~
htnurhtil@, Asthma tatsTIh. aud N huui,.
ing ''uuRh, and all di-sass- at the throat
shi lungs. u tssFtntn ssUtlei. L., go.
li"t ins to,tsn',,iai,tn. u Strengthens the
i.nns- and Instantly siiafs all irritation
~ the threat
ttttUiAsn, Onto.
| tis. tHAfira Hear sit I WAS tfotlitlr,t
Tot sl"ui tire" in"nths dufins the Iass
summer snd iali WITH iitonrlIlss aud a
Tad cough After tying several remedies
without tnding any fuiirf I used youg
throat and i.unx tisi-ain and found l,n.
ne'iiat" help bn retiring al night "a
gave me un'iisiufl'eh ret. and after us.sa
the n,"'iioinu three week. f,,und myaelI
eufrd ulN A. NtiII
i'F Efasiet- Threat aud l.nnR iislsan
ALIAS ali irritation ~ the threat, tene
,tairs And heals the Tugs, ard assists
nature ip cNrs'iurtiiui, tu threw oil the
corruption spih 10 druggists sVetV
Nhrto ~ ., So aiHatis tH,sltn MEni,Is
Co fupF~ cleveland uhln
iut atlr 20 A,np lifug Siute. olympia
~ "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
DR.. FRAzIER'S ROOT BlTTeRS.

Fraziers Root Bitters act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong.
heal the lungs. build up the nerves. and
cleanse the blood and system of every i'm
purity. Sold by druggists. Price 81, or
six bottles sentb v express prepaid for IS.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale by Robt Mari.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

The Oriental Hotel, of Seattle, was
bnrned yesterday morning. One
inmate, who was sick, was smothered
to death, and several others were
badly injured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
A. FARQUHAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Flour, Shorts, Bran. Chopped B,rlcy
W meat, Oats aud Biicd Hay:
CLOTHING AND DhlGOOn%
Crockeryy, Stone and Glassware.
Wood and Willow ware.
Table AMI Pocket Cutlery.
WAGON and Caring. Material
Woodruff Il Server Wheels
Hickory. Oak, Ash and Whitcwuod Plank
WAGON Springs and
Wagon and Carriage llarnwarr.
windows and Doors al sizes
Paints, Oils. W induw glass.
Co!orrd and Ground Window Glass.
Lime, Cement. Plaster, Marl,l,du>t.
Hair, Fire Brick. Land Plaster.
Lath. Shln.lrS and "A kinds %
House Carpenters Hard
Ware. Iron and PiowS,
Spring. Tire, Zoe and Cast Steel
Cable Chain all sizes.
Horse. Mule and OK Shoes.
Horse Nails. Bolts,
Lag Screws, Nut Washers.
Bolt Ends, Carii lye aud
Wagon AXel>,
Anvils. Vises Bellows and
BIacksnith's Tools.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
H-Goods delivered to any part OF the
city, free of charge.
u Every description of goods, wares
ana merchandise, carefully stored, al
moderate ates.
~ Highest price paid for Country Pho
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, Jan. G. 1884. Iy
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Singing Canaries.

TNiiE undersigned have numEcr of fine
L CanarieS, to sell ut 81 per pair, some
of which are excellent singers.
Apply T. ID. NJ. Brown, Night Watch
man, or Mrs. Josephine Brown, at their
residence on Maple Park.
Olympia, March 9Th, 1885. mi
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TnE language Of letter seals is the
latest A seal Of pink wax means
congratulations; one of black, con-
doience; OF blue, love; Of purple,
friendship; OF red, business; and an
invitation so wedding or other fes.
hvi'y IL scaled with white wax.
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No. 2,4l7.

y the District Cour, of the Second judi
i cial District at tho Territory uf Mash
lngton holding terms at OlyuIpta Tor the
counties oi Ihurston, Mason and thsha
| lis.
Action brought IN tho District Court of
the Second Judicial District uf the Irrtt.
tory OF Washington, holding terms ut
olympia Tor the counties of Thut-ton.
Mason and thchalis aud complaint ul.al
IN the county Of Thur~ton, IN the oilen of
the clerk of tho said District toutt.
Mary &. q. Pattcu. Plaintiff,
~.
Richard X. Patten, Defendant.
THE UNITED srATis on ANLKlcA,
j" Richard X. Patton, Defendant
In the name uf thct nitcd States of Amer.
lea, Won ara hereby required Ia apls a. in
AN action brought against you ttN the
oNcnanicd Pl,intiii ~ the District tunrt
Of til" Second Judicial District at ia.
Territory at Washington holding tstns ~
Olympia, IN Ihurston county. iuf the
countios" 81 Mason, Chehalisand ihuIston.
and To- answer the complaint Med therein
tacoPy OF which accompanies this STUN.
mons within twenty DAYS tcNclt.iNp af
the day at srrNicrl after the srtN bee go Vtal
of this summons ~ served wttiin this
county; or. ~ served uut 1T this ,tuini \ .
tut within the SECOND judicial pisifi,t
v
said District, then Within t,ftv daSs, 90 "
served by publication, then within .iNtN
days from date hereof 80 Judgment T., H..
fault viii bc taken against yuu according
20 the prayer at z,ii complaint.
The above entitled action ~ brought H.
obtain u decree of this court dtss,tt, ing
the bonds OF natrimonV now rNt-ilnu to-
tween plaintin aud defendant uu the
grounds OF cruel treatment Hnd a failure
to provide Tor said pisintiii and family !
for the custody of Nellie ! Patton and
Freddie q Patten, minur children fur a
division OF the community property toe q
reasonable attorneys fee Zoe es'sls and
disbursements OF this action. aud lot grn
cral relief
-. Witness John \. IlnNt. Esquire,
LIS. Judge Ot the said District fuurt.
- and the seal at said Court, this
9TH day OF January, A. u lss5,
X. q. O'bktEN. Cirrk.
JUDsoS, IsEr,L h MASyiLin.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Mere Mention

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h's" ''' "'N'hhN' VINO h'' h"' II
spending some '''"o >" ''"''' Ii
once more " '''''e"' 81 'N"P" d.
Tho new Administration opens
ehafn'hg'F anu u IL eve" G''''ng I"
hc '"nsid"f'd populnf 10 I've u good
p''no'''
Miss Robe Willard ~ rapidly re-
covering from hcf '"'' ILLNESS ana !"
no" "h'o 'o resume charge OF her
music class
Judge Ready watts 1t generally
n1ie's'"pd that lac has tho boss
thing in tho way ct " beautiful cher
~ 'too "a inll bloom
" T. N"d'f-"" received another
'"''.,' ~ '"' '''''''" jersey ''"'"
@" 'hu''''N evening h''h co"
ana 'a'' "'' "''hR wen
That ioslivo individual, George
haf's'n h"N uoen ~ 'h' '"y' du''ns
tue woeh "h"pp'hs mp hn'ino'H Tor
W" f"'' hi''''P.n''f.
NJ VI 4 Root left for Buffalo
NY, las, Monday. called hi,hcr by
The 'l'r's- OF an uncle Ito will
probably not return befo'" Fall.
Ne J. q Schin'ller, agent ior tho
siemsns Patton, Rogepora,ive Gas
Lamp. !. in The city. soliciting orders
Tor 'h'S new and admirable device
VIVA, IL 10 bo done with the West.
side raad Is getting TO 10 serious
question In iis present condition
II Is quite II not entirely impossible.
Tho annnlar eclipse Of the sun oc
cured according Ia tho nrelie,,on g.,
the STANDARD. on Monday morning
aud was generally observed by GU,
eliissns
The public lqua,e il fast getting
10 he commuu rendezvous g.,
rIaneing horses aud hockey COWS, "a
the almost entire exclusion of women
aud children.
Thomas pra,her /. setting a good
example 10 his brother property own
sss by covering the street. In from
Of hts residence. with refuse from
the clyarl
'he '"r'aI "natda removed ihi'
week i'om their old quarters ON ih,
see"n' h'of OF Columbia Hall, I,
,'e west room on Tho hrst hoor o
'"a''" h"'ld'ng
There u a'eNivsl IN the in,orcs
o. 'h"'e' soe'"bles Tho first one
''' f'e'ai months. wsH held OF
I"e'iry evening. at the residence o
"e'' " u Lee
Ihs HFainger pile driver ha. bceI
@eo's' alongside Of W n Horton''
Nc" machine shop Tor the purpose OF
s''"a'"R tue area OF tho wharf
''"''"' Tue channel
4. a., 10y :" ""' goo" ''''""'
r. l.. ,,'". ''''' '""' ""'y on
-. -, ~ "'''"""' '''ns' 81 'h'
,. "a' "''' were '" blossom IN
"''S " "''c"'
Tho work II putting ~ IA. fix
''''' "'''' continues aud there Il
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
PATENTS

OBTAINED. and all PATENT BUSI
" NESS at home or abroad attended to
for MODERATE FEES.
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from WASHING
ION
Send MODEL OR ORA WING. We ad.
wise as to patentabilitv free of charge;
and we CHARGE NO FEE UNLESS PA
TENT Is ALLOWED.
We refer here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to OH.
Gals of the u. 5. Patent Office. For circu.
lar, advice, terms, and references to actual
clients i'll your own State or county, write
to {. a. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, ID. G.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

ID. II. SrEARNs. of Ii Camas. is
branching out. He has organized
ra'lroad company to build road
from LA Camas 10 Tacoma.
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Also q Durham Bull.

six years old, weighs upwards of . &c
pounds. the finest animal in this or adj
Joining counties. Full; pedigree furnished
intended purchasers. /. COLVIN.
Trnino, Feb. %, 1855. mi
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Work Cattle for Sale.

TilE undersigned has ut his farm. j
l. miles from Ienino, ten yoke of fine
work cattle for sale
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Probate Notice.

II thu Probate tutiri uf l,ur.ian EQUITY,
l Washington rrtstpf,
iH the matter ~ the E~iain Of Charlie.
ttuFmui~tef tius,va@.d
All Iofrans hsNiu eiaLns against the
estate ~ Charles iisrmeisluf, tiocassesi.
az" hereby nnilHoi Ia tfrsDn the same
WIN W" ~ r. . NOuchors H. tho uusiet.
slShrd' ~ her place ul rsssislvner, on the
CORNER ~ fusiTth ani Washington Ssts eis,
la The "itv 1T OLYMPIA. in said q UNITY
and Territory. within une wear from a..
dAt, hereof, 80 tho ssn,e ~ 40 H. tsTf.d
MARY . ~ UMIisrER
fsrctiirr ~ the last will ani testament
of tharlrs hslFin"islot dprea.cd
February Glh tss5
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Wanted.

A GENTS to sell DIXON'S now and SUI
IA. peror MAPS and CHARTS. As
paying an agency as any in the world.
For Ut page catalogue, free. address
JOHN DIXON,
252 Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cal
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Notice.

Mo rrceipsa inf mpnevs will be cknsw
~ edged 80 Ho,ri. I,si,i n'T unle.- upon
orders sighed hy . D.. sfANfpNb
secretary oi Olympia uss Works.
Olympia, pcv, 9. lsst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

Wv ffst'ffff NftlNf Htfff tHt@H Mptltffa
~, iss-ltsde. Nocturnal In..slun, Aver.
si',n tn SAFETY. limness ~ Nislan, Noises
~ the Heat the vital tluih Passing un.,b
ssfyesi ~ the ufine, aud many cti,sT a..
sss.s thtt leaI tn insanity aud tieatk.
""' "'N'hs sh" y regular phy.i.
cisu iHtahuaie nf the I University of Penn.
.tl,aIlal. viii sHTse ~ forfeit ttve mss.
atss ssehsts ter rase 1T this Mind tha
Nttst wtstVat1ttt under hi. s,..
ctal adv iue snd iteaintouii will net cure
80 hH .ifiiiinH iiisltife 40 Injurious fnsiua
m " wv ME- iit ttrais oil private It's.
eases successfully wlihaslt uct,ugy t...
s"''ss'"" ss'e, Thorough rka.ninsiis,p
sud adt bee, n,lusllna snsiysi. ~ usius.
~ ffituuf tt,st W.stsset ~ 80 A isnttie'
90 lunf tine. thu quantity ", ss,,t 10 suy
aadt'~. ufs'n Irveiid ~ pfi,p, 80 q. a. ~
s'.ui'' lt,i'u oh-.tnt'in1i aud ~ q private
uatno " desired, hy
4. b. MiNTIE. ND.
III heatneY NJ, ssn franei.co. Gal.
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Notice.

IN order 10 keep run 81 nav affairs.
l. hereby give notice that I will not hv
responsible for any debts or nth,f obiiva
tons not contracted bv myself
JOHN NJ. MURPHY.
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@EREE

A valuable treatise, explanatory of Dr.
JoHANNEsEN's syste III, VIII he sent by mail
postpaid and securely sealed from olsrr-
Walton, To any sufferer addressing his sole
authorized agent for the United States
ana Canada, HENRY NOGELER.
40 South Street, New York.
% Complicated symptoms treated from
Dr. JoHANNEsLN's Special Prescription, un-
physician.
All correspondence held as strictly conf
fidential, and advice by mail Tree o
charge.
January.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

lob PRINTING of all kinds,
u Neatly executed at the office of the
WASHINGTON STANDARD,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
HIS REMEDIES CURE

Any Debility or Derangement of the Ner-
vous System, including Spermatorhoea.
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Structure, Impotence,
etc, etc.
BECAUSE you may have been cheated
ana fooled 10y QUACks, who claim to cure
this class of disorders, do not hesitate to
give DR.. JoHANNEsEN's method a fair trial
before Your case becomes chronic and in
durable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
Mans Organism

rs the most complex work of the Crea-
Il tor, and when this complicated struc-
tnre. so exquisitely wrought, is disturbed
by disease, the most efficient aid should
u sought from the most skillful physi-
Gle 1-for the human body is too preciou,
TO lie neglected. 1t becomes the quest ion,
then What physician shall he en-.
ployed z"
Dr. OSCAR JOHANNESEN, of the University
OF Berlln. Germany, has made lifelong
stL0v of ailments OF the Nervous and
Genito Urinary System.
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See Here i!

IF you have any horscsto shoe, wagons
i tn meni, or anything else to do in the
Blac&smithing line, remember that
Samuel Mcclellan
is ever ready to do your work and guar
antee satisfaction.
% MIR. p. Cook, the well-known wagon
builder, occupying the adjoining shop, ex
cellent facilities are afforded for building
wagons to der or making repairs.
HORSE-SHOEING 4 SPECIALITY.
Shop, the stand formerly occupied by
Geo. 5. Allen, corner of Third and W ash
ington Streets.
Olympia. May q, 1881. If
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20
THE GREiT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL n never falling
tute Tor Nervous
Hhility. Exhausted
Vitality, seminal
Nss ktsss slsiina
iutIiss.a lest No n I.
Need, inlgsasnrs.
ess"ss.s,kss, i'sf.
|al sis an,i al. the
isttihle efierta ~
|,nlf Ainise, yeu.hfui
|tnllius and sseessea
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To tho Unfortunate
Dr. Gibbons
ulSPEkHahf,

..sl'l III attNlt
Nf-='b~i tutttrf -
t'iFi ~itttt,
+fu itttitt..t .
.fti go $50 .
60 De-. atiltrtitutNN
usi tii'i ~rittiittt iis~
fAst aftfttm tssass .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Mrs.
Whitney, wife of the Secretary of the
Navy, created social innovation by
q Sunday evening dinner party last
night, in honor of Whitney taking
his place in Cleveland's Cabinet.
Thirty guests attended.
Good for Territories.
WAsHINGToN, March ia dele
CATION of gentlemen representing all
the Territories except New Mexico
visited the White House yesterday
to present their views regarding
Territorial Government. There
were in the delegation John HALEY
of Idaho, Judge Mead of Arizona,
NJ. H. Day of Dakota, Judge j. A.
Kuhn of Washington Territory
Delegate Toole of Montana, Judge
Merritt OF Utah, and J. w. McCor-
mick OF Montana, all members of
the National Committee. Mr.. Hail
ey acted as spokesman for the party,
and said they came to learn what
the Administration was going to do
in Territorial affairs. Mr.. Cleveland
replied, briefly but clearly, that he
should appoint to Territorial offices
men from the Territories. He also
clearly pledged himself 10 listen
20 the accommodation of Democrats
within the Territories, and not to
be decided in his choice of men !or
Governors by outside pressure.
The BIaines on the Rampage.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March lG.-
At a dinner recently given to Presi-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-05-31
POLITICAL POINTS.

The principle OF minority representation has been
recognized by the Legislature Of Michigan In bill
legalizng the cumulative system OF voting for d.
Iectors IN corporations II was vetoed by the Gov
ernor, nut Tue Legislature has passed the bill oyer
that veto.
The Boston Transcript (Rep) says: "The New
York Tritune's assault upon the personal integrity
| OF the newy-apponted minister, q. v. N. LothrOp,
4 the most unpopular exhibition yet made Of the
Adrerifser (Rep) closes a paragraph on the same
subject by saying: - Happily, the rawlings OF the
tribune are as harmless as they are inconsequ en-
tai"
The Atlanta tGa.) Constitution, dem, y comment
ing on Mr.. handali's recent uterance, says: "This
IL In striking contrast 10 the complaints and crti-
cisms OF the lew disappointed ofiice-seekers and
politicians who believe That the skies ought TO curl
up and collapse when they fail 10 carry out their
plans. Mr.. Randall Ii not only prominent public
man-he Is Democratic leader, and there can be no
doubt that ne correctly represents the attitude OF the
Democratic party"
Governor Patlison, OF Pennsylvania, has signed
the ELECTROMAGNETIC bill. It's nrst section Ia as
follows: " No person, nrm, or corporate body shall
manufacture out OF any oleaginous substance, or
any compound OF the same. any article designed 10
iaFe the place OF butter or cheese produced from
pure unadulterated milk or cream from the same or
any Imitation or adulterated butter cheese, nor
shall sell or offer for sale, have In his, her. or
their possession with intent TO SELL the same as an
article OF food"
The Savannah (Ga.) Ae,os (Dem.) continues yigor-
ously 10 support the Administration. II says:
"ThOse who think the President can be easily bull
doZed or easily Influenced are doubtless very much
mistaken. IL he can be easily driven or cOaxed, he
isn't the sort Of man that he repr scented to he
during the campaign. II IL much safer TO believe
that he has pretty clear IDEA OF what Ia right ana
that having confidence In his judgment, he relies
upon IT," In another article II says: "It Is doubt
fni II the President has changed his purpose In the
least with respect 10 the Offices He may not re-
move those who do not come within the Jurisdiction
OF the civil service law fast those who wantth
offices would like, but he Ii removing them about ~
fast az he thinks no can, and at the same time do
what he believes tie best interests OF his party re-
QuiTc.n
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-05-31
AMUSEMENTS.

The season OF opera at Albaughs continues with
undated brilliancy. The plan OF alternating com-
panles, presenting each week different troupe OF
artists, WORKS admirably and Keep up The interest
In the performances. This week "Giio1e-Gir0na -
WILL be The ATTRACTIONS given With cast comprising
Mary Beebe, Bessie louise King, Louis DE Lanye,
II. NJ. IInanO, y. =. Sanford, Agnes stone, Rosa
Cooke, W. II. West, George koseInaD, and
Alexander CLARK, with full chorus, elegant cos
tunes. etc. DE LANCE as BOierO Will Introduce a
new topical song full Of local hits. Next week the
bill VIII be FRA Dlayoo,p Miss JEANNE Winston
az Fra DiduolO, and N the cast Louise SeaTe. Ar
thur Bell, Walter Allen, Rose Leighton, Walter
Hampshire, Joseph Fay, and Vincent Hogan.
Aessrs. Barton Logan announce for their Dime
Museum, on tue Avenue, near Eleventh street, the
"greatesi SNOW on earth forAa last week OF The
spring season, consisting OF the mammoth Mexican
dog, monkey, and pony circus, with a wonderful
corps Of trained animals. The performing ponies,
TINED eJgs. talking goats laughable dOnkeys, ana
fide-spllttng mules bewlder as vel az amuse all
auditors. Press ana public wherever they are ex-
hlbied pronounce them u be among the naryels OF
the nineteenth century. No family In Washington
should mss seeing this great aggregation OF quad
ruped stars. They form grand sequel 10 the many
dramatic attractions shown during Tue season al
the Dime. No theatre Ia the country has catered
better for us patrons, and the closing week should
prove q brilliant climax. The circus Will make q
street parade ON Monday, leaving the Museum az 10
O'clock.