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Sic Lives Loaf I'm . Fire,

Another tenement house FIRE, similar 10 that
Of last Tuesday, in which five lives were lost,
occurred in Brooklyn Saturday. This time six
lives were lost They are: Margaret grimm,
aged thirty; Margaret Dorney, aged thirty, and
her two young children; Jacob Benedict, aged
seventy-two; Edward Benedict, aged eighteen
months. The fire was in the double fiye-story
tenement houss Noa l2S and lSl sands street.
The flames were hrst discovered in the lower
part Of the building and spread 20 rapidly that
the many persons In the upper stories were
rescued with difliculty. 1t was thought every
body had been taken out, but after the IRE was
extinguished it was learned that it had been
attended with Q fearful loss Of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

p. A. Stone = Co., shoe manufacturers a
Haverhill, Mass.. failed on Saturday with liabil-
ities estimated se 81, 600.
W. +. Kershsv, eashisr of McDonald's shoe
factory, 81. Joseph, No, drew 81 800 in cash
from the bank esaufday 70 pay OF the men. As
he entered tes f,stogy b .ss aadbssgsd BY .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23

ELOQUENT ADDRESSES By REPRESENTATIVES, DINO
LEY, THE CHAIRMAN. REPRESENTATIVES, MORSE,
LEWIS, J. ID. TAILOR AND oTHEhs-1rHE sEcRE-
rAEY's REPORT OF THE GOOD WORK.
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Conssabies srsak Up . Pris, F,sht.

During the progress Of prize fight between
Val DAILY Of Edwardsvills and James Farrell
Of Plymouth, at Edwardsviils, Pa, last night,
two constables jumped into the ring and tried
to seize the men. The crowd Of onlooksrs sst
up yen and began to close In with threats Of
violence. The officers drew thsir revolvsrs and
soon put the crowd 10 fight The two princi-
pals were also got ont Of the way without being
arrested.
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rIFrY-sEvES YEARS OLD.

The Congressional Temperance Society Ceis-
brates Its Anniversary.
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CASH OK Credit.

CASH OK CHrD,r
READ THESE PRICES.
eoBd Oak Antique-fnished Bed Room Suites Spices.
fer eli cash. or SIS on credit
s-p:scs Farior Suites. solid walnut frames. uphol
plush bes; haIrcioth. or go on
credit.
Good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for s2.2s
cash or 81 80 on credit
BRUSSELS CARIET. CO.. cash or Csc on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. &c. cash or aOc on credit
vesew and iay all CARPETS free Of cost and don't
sfarysfor the waste in matching nsursa
Cur terms the easiest Of any house in the city
only small raymen: at time of purchase and the bal
snee in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Nonotes required and per cent discount allowed
O. ~ seeeant. ssttlsa itn.EIy $3.50
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SUNDAY st y;lo and II a m. 200. 5sid a.
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1871, Aa street anu fehnsy vsnia avenue, and af tbs
so,. shsfs ofus-s can lie leh ior the checking u
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acknowledgements.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowielse OF the nafura, law. which
govern the operations di.e<tion nd nufrtion and
By aearen apps Of the tne yropertiss OF we'll
essecsrA SSees, hf Elfs has IrOyided breakfast
tables w.sh Aaelle.tey n.yored beverage which may
esve Is nenJ heavy ootors Oiils Ia - by the Judi
esous OF sub Articles Of diet that CONSTR Ii,io
pssy be Gradually buiit up until strong enough 10 re
esf every tendency 70 disease Hundreds OF sritis
nsladies are tos.ig around ready to attack wer.
ever there - veak point We may escape Iaany I.
fatal snaff by keeping ourselves we'll Ior-i.isi Win
Rsre boSd and . properly nourished e.S-Cirii
ksyrfcs G1zrtts.
Msd- simply With boiling water or milk SOFA only
u hAlt-pound TINS by grocers. labeled Tins:
JAMES EPPs . CO.. Homeopathic Chemists
fsl9S. tn London. England.
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baSEAfre called for and checked from hotsAs .~a,-
sciences by Union Transfer CO. on CIDER. lefr "a 49,
o1css az and lSol Pa ave. and si the DeIsv
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TO THE NoRTH, MEsf kN I sbi;TEwrs,
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xof Boston. WITHOUT change. Bis m every dav
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double ferraxs Across New York CITY,
fer Atlantic City. Il Is pm. wssk dsy.. II asp.u.
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READ THESE PRICES.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

OF the township OF Oswego, at IA special
election duly held on the 18th day of
MAY. 4. ID. lS1n."
In another case. where the election
was held before the day appointed in
the none. and the recital ON the
bonds wds that they were issued i'll
pursuance Of and III accordance with
the statute. the same court held the
recital conclusive and the bonds valid.
There was dissenting opinion also
in this case.
In the matter now before the Mayor
and Council, ii Ordinance a is deemed
sufficient, and ne excess OF inirhtcd-
mes. has been incurred, truthful To-
cital can he Endorsed on the bonds
which will put their validity beyond
question.
| volunteer one other remark, and
that is:
That money borrowed :" for strictly
municipal purposes" should not bt
allowed to 60 into the pockets OF non
resident contractors.
. When contract work is to be done
| know Of no law which prevents the
( Council from advertising for bids from
resident taxpayers and no others.
If You are authorized, Gas You Ger
tdtnig are) to reject any and all bids,
you are authorized to reject the bid:
OF non-residents, who pay no taxes ant
owe no duty to the city except t'
plumber its treasury as its guardians.
These experienced contractors iron
abroad who underbid home laborers
will beat you on the home stretcl
every time.
Then, patronize home industry i
the heavens fall. B. +. ID.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

THE Tribune announces that it has
been sold to a Syndicate" (whatever
that may beg and that Herbert Gill,
its business manager, is going into 9TH
er business, while G. NJ. Barton, the
editor, will take a much needed vaca-
ton. In the meantime the paper
will be under the management of W.
X. Esling. This method of deserving
a sinking ship, will be surprise to
those who were gulled by its continual
boasts of immense patronage and cir
culation. Like the toad in the fable,
it has simply pulled itself up until it
has busted. Like the Daily Capital,
which declared with its expiring breath
that it had "come to stay" the Tnb-
une passes away with the song OF the
dying swan still reverberating upon
the air.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

A Topeka dispatch OF the ODD says
that the State Board of Railroad Com
missioners have addressed a letter to
the manager OF the Union Pacific rail-
road, informing him that the entire
line OF the Kansas Central railroad
must be built without delay with a
new steel track, and if the order is
not complied with at once the matter
would be tn-ned over to the Attorney
General and steps taken to revoke the
roads charter. Several fatalities,
caused by defective tracks, resulted in
the order being issued. The officials
say they cannot afford to lay new
track as the road is not paying ex-
penses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28
/" Corner Grocery"

This season has been 4 decidedly
prosperous one for farce comedy, and
while more pretentious and artist
ically important productions have
barely eked out an existence, the form
er has iloated on the high tide of pros
perity, and in nearly every case their
comedians have Cavorted to delighted
audiences continually. One of the
earliest and most emphatic successes
in this class OF amusement, and one
upon whom u number Of the recent
comedy infants have drawn largely, is
Sully's "Corner Grocery" For two
seasons this happy conception held
undisputed sway of the field, and has
since kept pace with the leaders. Mr..
Sully's comedy has Il feature-a we'll
defined plot-oi which the average
farce is devoid. 1t presents highly
interesting story, in which there is a
touching vein of pathos, natural and
affecting home pictures, and wealth
OF fun, mirth and song. The Daddy
Nolan OF the "Grocery" is one of the
most distinct character portraitures of
the American stage, and the quiet
method Of the interpreter maintains a
constant interest. The mrth is of the
liveliest order and is full of that go-as-
you-please fun and bounce through the
medium OF the notorious small boy,
who pervades every locality in one
guise or another, and whose presence is
always the signal for the infliction of
all the misery, moral and physical,
which his practical jokes and general
disregard OF everybody's peace of mind
are sure to affect. The present organ
ization is exceptionally strong, and will
undoubtedly enjoy a warm reception,
at Olympia Theater, next Monday
night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28
The Public Schools.

The public schools OF Olympia will
open on Monday, August 81. The
Lincoln school will contain primary
and grammar grades, first to eight, in
elusive. The Washington school will
contain the same grades The West
Fourth street school and the Westside
school contain the primary grades, first
to fourth, inclusive
The line between the two schools on
the Westside will be the north line of
Ioung's addition. The line between
the Lincoln and Washington school
districts will begin at the intersection
of Water and Fifth streets, thence
east along Fifth to Chestnut, west to
Union, east along Union to Eastside
street, south aloug Eastside to Pacific
street, thence east to Boundary street,
south along Boundary to Fremont
street and thence east along Fremont
10 the eastern limits OF the district.
Those pupils living north and east
of this line will attend the Washington
school, those living south and west
this line will attend the Lincoln school.
The high school, including the ninth
tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades,
will be located in the Washington
building.
The principal OF the Lincoln school
will DO at the Lincoln, and the city
superintendent will be at the Wash
ington school Saturday afternoon from
l 30 to 3 o'clock to grade and classify
any new pupils who have not pre-
viously been enrolled in the Olympia
public schools.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28
Probate Notice

n the Superior Court Of Thurston county
i Washington. 'oun'y'
In the matter OF the estate of Mary Ann Yea
ger, deceased. in probate AAn lea
All persons having claims against the esta,e n,
TO present the same with the necesssrv yan"hne
to the undersigned, Administrator Of said 81
tate at the office Of Francis Henry. his s,tarnev,
IN olympia. Washington. within one wear after
be barred. '"e same VIII
Dated Olympia, Washington, Aug. :. 1891,
.du,n,.H HENRY WILLIAMS.
h atn f s OF Mary Ann Yeager, dec, ased.
D"'e VI nrs' puohcation, Aug. :, 1891. =
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Respectfully submitted,
B. F. DENNIsON.

P.S. have not thought it neces-
sary to cite the textbooks and judicial
decisions which | have examined, sus-
tanning the views expressed in the
foregoing communication, on all the
material points. They exist and can
be produced at any time.
In one case, the Supreme Court OF
the United States held that the fol-
lowing recital signed and endorsed on
the bonds was conclusive against the
municipality, after the bonds had
passed into the hands of an innocent
bona fie purchaser, and estopped the
municipality from alleging or proving
that the recital was false.
But Justices Miller, Field and Davis
dissented in strong language and with
great power.
The recital in that case was this -
This bond is executed and issued by
virtue Of, and in accordance with, an
Act Of the Legislature OF the State OF
Kansas, entitled giving the title) APP
proved February 25th, 1870, and in
pursuance of and in accordance with
a vote OF three-iifths OF the legal voters
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

THE Republicans do not appear to
like the idea of that Democratic mis-
sionary car travelling through the
Northwest. Well, it is not to be sent
out for the benefit OF the Republican
MARTY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

RAILROAD accidents are becoming so
frequent as to make one wish that the
inventors would hurry up with the
balloon lines,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

hNSssAruH lngalls mus, have
iound being Statesman uut ui q
lob' profitable. as u b. announced that
he intends going Co Eufope 90 prn.
tra'tcd pleasure tour Ne will be fnr.
given much u bee will carr, som. oi
those Who are 1T present dfawinF
salaries. sithuut having
the ability "a perform their duiies.
with him. and leave them ~ tie most
out-oi.t the way plac, be eau fiud,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

~ ilo-ri River. oregon last satnr.
day. If.dlul casualt, resulted In
90" death Of daughter ~ Nj 4 !
Curtis iufman ~ the rnlun rarin,
shops q, Alhna II seem. that While
party oi s"soa ~ eight verc bathing
in ~ptng lake. .ome ladies tried "a
ef',s. u un q fsii When Ia the md
dlr II the lake The raft turned over.
bat w heroic effort. II the gentlemen
II The party al wefo rescued except
the little gifl. Who wss II year. old
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WASH,
Aug. eth, 1891.
To Tncent II. Rogers and all Others srhop, il man
concern.
Notice Il hereby given that the FOLLOWING
named settler has filed notice of his Intention 10
make final proof in support of her claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Olympia, Wash, on Tuesday
li.425 for the NV 4. See. "a, I'd is N RAN
She names the following witnesses TO prove bor
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Edward W. Austin, OF OLYMPIA
wash; Fried Lehman, of Olympia, Wash !;
Charles A. Billings, of Olympia, Wash: Geor"e,
IL. Foster, of Olympia Wash
GEO. G. MILLS,
n.,o Register.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

IS.stsAtoH Malone. ~ Virginia. T.
said 10 have ,efy serious designs un the
Farmers Alliance and that the action
Of ths Republican state committee. of
which be- IL Chairman, ia deciding Ia
pat ~ ~ Republican nominations
this year vas "a urihcran,e II those
dcsiEns Malone will bear watching
having ~ principles hiunsoli be- l. al
wags willing a. snd"fs, those 1T an,
e,siy else, always pro, idcd that hc j.
a. l'e ,hofrh, benefited
rms story thai NJ tiafn.on will
toluniaul, withdraw from the contest
iof ihe lfc-,dcn,ial nomination of hi-
party Il too IN, Zoe repetition. and dhd
not neod W. liaffi.nn. denial
To, head porter oi Chi,agl hotel
las retired still fortune If tltnUo
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ave Of hotel i1,r,cfs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

TVS State Dsmccrai. oi Aberdeen.
south Dakota. has Submitted Inter
rogatories 10 seyenty.hve Of the lead
Ing Democrats III South Dakota Tor
the purpose Of ascer,sining the con.
sensns III opinion Of men Who will
have much tu DO In shaping The ac.
ton In the merit State Convention
Twenty seven have replied with the
following results ! What ques-
ton should be made more prominent
In the 1891 platform All answer
tariff reform. five adding silver. re-.
trenenment aud antitrust legislation.
3 DO you favor the Tree. unlimited
anil independent coinage 81 silver :
Fifteen answer no. seven yes. four
consent 10 party with gold. three
limit coinage 10 the American pro.
duct. and one says II II not party
question. 3. should the presidential
candidate come from the West Al
say Western candidate IL not neces.
sary. save one. 4. Who IL your pre-.
ent choice for President , Cleveland,
-; Hill, ;: 6ray. /; Campbell, i.
Patterson. I Boies. I no choice. !.
Two favor Hill for second choice. ;
German, l Carlisle. and Fuller. ..
l. the peoples party growing In your
LEGALITY Six answered ailirmsuvcly.
others though, Il was holding it, own
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The thre test advertisement sciiy
can have ARE its newspaper, it, hotels
and its theatefs, says the Portland
Ertning Telegram. proposition which.
we think, nobody will dispute.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28

S"ss oi the worlds greatest drama
lists played lor the gallery. realizing
that the sotsfest entities we're found
among those who, 10 all appearance :.
are the mos, disinieresi-d spectators
Jadge Dennison must have had sonne
such idea In his head when he l,onned
the concluding paragraph II hi. op,u
ion on the bond question. and when
lac lets of a little huncumc on ih.
labor question II was oscusal,ls II
hurt nobody and pleased the la,ss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-28
MAKE THINGS LIVELY.

In any wrcstle with prices you may expect
SIuires III come out on top. Come and see how
he's holding prices down
Remember the place, one door south First Ma
tional Bank, Olympia. J. y. SQClRES,
; June L., 1891. Proprietor.
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liAHn time.. u - Well let us ace
II may le true ,ha, s"Rev IL tight"
snd that the times ace hari. bat one
may have the satisfaction 90 saiisiae
tlon u isl ~ knowinR tina, be cannot
iei.st himself anywhese slse The Ne.
precision Is wIde spread and universal
Z, effects all classos escep, I','.sil,ly the
nsafcr and he is unhappy hceau.s he
hasn't more money a. l.nd Hat
thsfr Fs,si tiaav ss,sins hi,fs
Nsh iilsis ioHasi
There 10 alwsys STERN after calm
The harvest, time iull"ws patient
waiting. and very s'pin as Selucius Tar
helds used to say. The hun ~ Indus
Try ~ili fr,efl'efaie through a land
where the chuf,h.guinR tell nnds an
echo IN the hearts oi ,lsi tearing
people