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THE DIsTR1RuTIoN

kaoul Albert Guile
Signor Albert Guile and Nine. Pauline
/ Allemand were the conspicuous features
OF the evening, and TO show the estimation
in which this popular tenor is held, he was
presented by S me of his cOmpatriots with
dlamond-studded watch after singing his
first aria, the English libretto of which is,
"Ah, More Fair Than the SpotleSs Lily"
10 do Guile justice, he sang this number
with splendid effect 1t is one calculated
for his almost perfect tenor voice. and here,
as well as in the thrilling duet with Valen-
tine concluding the opera, we had the
best qualities of this gifted singers voice.
Following his masters first aria came
the sturdy old Huguenot servant, Marcel
(Mr. William Hamiltonl, with the we'll
known bass solo. the French Protestant
battle:hymn, "Pitf, Paff." which. although
being in the camp of tho Philistines, as he
called the Catholic gentlemen who sur
rounded him, he sang with the courage of
his convictions, and entirely regardless of
their religious feelings. This song is a test
for the basSo. 1t calls for the best quality
OF that grade of voice, and for tremendous
energy in execution in order to give proper
expression to the situation at Rochelle,
where it was sung amid the din and sound
Of the drums, cymbals, and the bullets
thlckly flying" Hamilton gave it most
respectable rendering without be-
ing fully up to the standard required.
He was applauded for his effort
Miss Fannie Meyers sang the role of
UrUaln, the page, with much ambition, but
with evident nervousness, as was shown in
the garden scene, when she delivers her
message, From lady fair and lovely"
The novelty of the situation, that is, the
immense crowd at the lyrical opening
of the thealer, had much to do with
this uncertainty OF manner, which we are
confident will disappear this evening at a
repetition of the opera. Nine. Pauline
PAllemaud's Queen Marguerite was a
delightful piece of musical work. She
was recalled for her aria at the opening of
the second act, Oh, Maidens Fair" filed,
as it was, with charming vocal freshness and
color; but, at the same time, we think a
change of parts with Miss Camille Muori,
who sang Valentine, would have contrib
uted more 10 the general effect of the opera
The lyrical responsibilities of the daughter
of Count de ST. Bris are greater than the
Queens, and require broader and fuller
operate training, such as PAllemand
pos sesses. 1t is only justice to Miss Mucri 10
say, however, that she sustained her arduous
part in capable manner, and met the ap-
proval of the audience In the closing duet
Mr.. Henry c. Peakes sang and acted San
Bris as an operate veteran, especially in
the "Benediction of the Poignard's" scene.
and Mr. William Mertens sustained the
noble part of De Nevers in good form
1.-THE HuguenOts" will be repeated this
evening. and on Wednesday evening Sig
norma Ida VaIerga will sing Elvira in
'sErnani ="
The morning call., 1891-01-27


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 26.-The Senate met
at 2 o'clock.
Alter the Journal had been approved.
Goucher presented a petition signed by $50
members Of the Farmers Alliance of Fresno
County in favor of the Australian ballot
system. The same Senator presented an
other petition from the citizens of Fresno.
asking the Legislature to pass a law COM
pelling the railroad company to station
fagmen at all road croSsi ngs in cities and
towns.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Goucher-To provide for public safety
OF railroad crossings and to provide dagmen
10 them. Also an act to promote drainage.
By Maher-For the relief OF Peter Con-
lay.
BY Dray-Creating lien for constructing
ceeds S25 VA
by Dargie-Providing for a Superintend-
ehI oil Public Buildings.
by Perry-A joint resolution relating IN
furnishing Kern County with one set of r "
PoIts' also In relation to regulation of
voters also to establish uniform svstem If
county ana township government. "a
1he Committee on Claims renorted tba
claim OF Patrick Creighton back win rac
ommendation that it go to the San Francisco
delegation. "i'''Soo
After passing bill for the appropriatio,
OF S1S, 600 for an artificial stone pavement
arc und the Capitol, the Senate adjourned.
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new WESTERN HOTEL.

THE NEW WESTERN HOTEL, OCCUPIES ONE
OF the finest locations in San Francisco the cor
ner OF hearny and Washington streets opposite the
plaza and CITY Hall Is the model hotel Of the
Coast absolutely tre-proOf, and only hotel in san
Francisco provided with fre-eScapeS. Every room
Is large and airy with perfect ventI alton aud mag
nihcently furnished Table excellent Price 81 Is
TO - per day. Free coach to and from all trains
Special rates by the month. GALLAGHER q
STANLEY, Proprietors deS II
The morning call., 1891-01-27

BRUHNS-In this city, January "a, S91. John, be
loved son OF william aud Mary Bruins, and
brother OF Fred, Henry Willie, Amanda, Mathilde
Adoiph and CHRISTINE Bruins, native OF East
Oakland, aged l3 years, months and % days.
EBT Friends ana acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (IueS-
day., at O'Clock +. NJ from the residence OF
his parents, Mission road, Paramount. lntermeut
i 0. O Z Cene IS
The morning call., 1891-01-27

MONDAY, Jan 26.
Stmr City Of Pueba, Dabney, 81 hours from
Victoria; pass and mdse, to Goodall. PERKINS & Co
Schr ~ rtuua, Hequst, 81 hours from Humboldt.
1875 NJ It lumber to Mckay Il Co.
Schr Rio Rey, Isigkeit. "a hours from Bowens
Landing; NJ posts, to Hay ward Il Hartley
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4 smn'l hiy few years ago used 10
y. ihr irtrur ~ 81. family aud all his
ffirnia tf,bna' ~ hia passion for max
iuf What ih', Jailed remarks" These
?. marks wsfr wont 90 he of the most
original aud personal character, aud one
ni tvuuf thrin ia nn evening were suf
ff.'ut 60 luug panic int" the midst of
ihr m.et iltiiuus gathering One day
u,uruos mother was going 10 make a
sts uistu auur ffirnds Ururgic begged
g. Boz. allowed iu gr. ton
~. 'atd las m"lhcr, YOU cant go
son u mak" r,mafka
SO I wont plctlc'l Grorgie And
las mother gave up and took him along.
afi,t nrsttrliing hiin that there wasavery
qls't nil gentleman ia that house. and
that Be- must PROMISE not To- SAY anything
about thr sli gentleman wig George
pfuutassl FAITHFULLY 81 COURSE.
NV this ull man was remarkable for
having avery hong white beard and
ssp gl' ssy aud very hlacd wig. which
cav" HIM rather unique. not to say
startling appearance tieorgie kept his
w.rl during the entire call Not n
wufl Il comment ur criticism about
thp VIZ was offered nut just ~ they
roe q" lrnNo Grurgics mother saw
with terror that the youngstcr was siding
up 20 the old gentleman. with his eyes
ns''i int"n,ly un the top II his heal
Aui before she could reach the child
th'y all heard him say. In n hoarse and
cHuhl'utisi WHISPER. See here. old man.
v ,Hud put "a striped clothes. and go to
dimu museum nnd bo show, you
could mah" lpads II money! New York
bs,uing sun
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CHAPTER Xxx

bf ilniamin Ii,nAHu utste. tara
phfssing ll9fatr. A. etIi mIshtap.asi
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thrlrss nHt,i ftt.l.f i.ss rslsl rum
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ahlftaitnIhna sui t.tt properly feel.
ihr4tfl n ga esaminsttm hp hui. hia
htilv tHY e.fli ault haif . 1900 What
hen hsa hapfsuai lu the fuf lrar.
bat have rlAis sin,a 90, principal
eehts ihst hst. i-..u narrated 10 tho
hisf.iua l.sa,sf
e. Afii.aui i.isisa were married
~ th" sp'tnH wfat sl.f. 80 .p al sst~ni.
~ wedding fHp sni slu.s ihsif return
hats lived qnIali' sni bslthi, iu WISH
tufiH Zoo, hate uns au u,nm..
nss-,it " Atil.
t.Hni@s chang . tl.ufiis ani h,t
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dtliDiu'ia frtff ~ ts,ii,mfut. aui amply
oHhfmsi Doe ieh.f thtt iun shot
hsii ssa sIl'n.lil hHt .l..p tsf1 deep
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iI'ni Qmu haa rfHu Z if.'n tha A.
siir s'siisH ihrf afs mH. BE- together. ani
fuH has BE- fbf tHt 49, m.fs than
fifif tnrnis despite Nj. ,israsd,
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CHAPTER xNtN


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trnit hitn nu mnfv
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town ihs psas itrast e. follows
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sts@ss n.i sasi - rfrrs its islia ia sf,isf e.
seslsi thsa b. ,has ssifsusHf
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- The lead uazn = iasiHass sHalfs
Tbs lnisalse sliHssi fiin his haHi
Am auiiff he ihanaat nsas,,l,
ssii ~. zoe 80 al SOC, esali. sol
Ya tulh lhu tFnih lut e,istss lr,ii .
pslfksi him ss.ll Am I guilty. ha
srl~alfi afisg b. hal tsass4s.i BE in
nsseate unt quite rlssglg
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family MHihrf ssii hs NJ ltamma
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tsih hsf hiy Isaft against hlsHasif
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AMI uHs I h.tn $50 ssu shs lsllg sni
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l'ask b. Nvw N,as
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ssid wisiwafi
We'll thsf y siaFye "a lhs claim -
rllssi NJ. aaassii 4 thlnk sua ~
right tn ,sli him there W.. a. rhst,rs.
sni ihihk be mlaht i~iisf haze ksla
alive and ~usksi fus his family d,m Z
80 shat H,Hsi hanging hin,-slf lli NJ
bat In snffy 60 him sni all - them
n think ah,ul A. yua du. snsthut.
said wiaiwafd Hat de.t.ais h n.a
losloal Pas fsllow ..,l ~ spite q
myssif. that ! was = little harsh ani
haass
a arnt 49, hp~ ehlms-i in Fluf
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that @'fi - = man 90 ornf~s ns lssft
bile :" ,hlnh q ssd Isfhsl= ss csa l..lp
the famil,
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inR - that tsus lHlisss viii e., "a
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ssu M 30 sufeg And ! lhink ~ hsl
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u hate ~ Hl saii flss islgAna hrg
chair sni boating out "a tas ~tnias
late faf r,ssn,ff lHtani
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be- sal'l. "we nsssl MT - alguta nut
FEEL that ! shauli ~ "a 81 oae.. and
can either rsturn bsts &c go 90 meet
yuu IA Rnw Nsfh
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s''''e ihlnns ta sss To-. suppose. " suu
az going pu ai unos
hss saii Nihiwafi I must 500
frw l""pls bot I u b. ha.h r., lunch
sni 81 saving De- lsi, ihsin
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seat was vacant. ani ftllHs eisfk sail
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I" ,t.,. H,...'f5- Mr.. Peter Stevens.
u. I...r- Dorm, Vit.. Il a strong and
.rtu NuI with Whom docs the
p $50 ...p. th,y pla, 20 nan" thr>r
v .,f.. r.tl'. 300 -Iu-h bound N,w York:
N.. with VII sul Nj Atwood. To- hr
s.t Ni VI. Atwood Is non" other
t... .ur IN ..i.tpI -ru-ibl. Mi sophia
49,. Nj I>-fth1. .vi. 81, broken ny
D.. -. I.ufflr.ot tb. st--.'f-. Stevens
...I ,ut.. Nr Atwood ANA Nj. sophia
s.t.. f' l,..'. tlu.,rru-,, alone At
e..l o.. ul.u,f. rl ~.uI. knew "A
.. fH.t.. vh.u Ir. .tyv u. aud for that
r... 81. HI. -u,ut and matter If fact
v.. ItI...u tmuhlu. Nj. sophia over
u. tm. nul 300 ,ur di, hr told
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it.lA lu.ta.f. i..l,. m hrru,,u carriage.
amt Will tiuuit ls.n wealth, woman
NJ Nival after the diplomatic rpi
81 ,,Ii.b.t,. steven. li4 upi,,rtuniiv.
llI lf. atltft tu-rI Tor the tact hr hal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04
FRANCIS HENRY,
Attorney-at-Law
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURSr0N COUNTY ABSTRACT.


\I1 Abstract, am an experience of more than
VI w. MY years in searching the records u"
IhurSton county in regard 10 title enables me TO
stc prompt attention in regard To same.
hht" "A complete aud the only abstract of the
Records of the Probate Court of said county, pre-
pared during the eight years that was Judge
81 SAID Court.
have the only abstract that was ever al
tempted To be- made Of sales of property for taxes
IA -.ud county.
Negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or l' nj on real c>tate security. In the matter
OF |"tu~. represent only such local capitalists
are my clent-)
hay" for many years represented. and at this
tim" represent a agent of residents and nOn-res-
d'utr, large holding of real estate in the city of
olympia, and in lhursion county, for the sale OF
which negotiations can be made through me.
also have Hpon sale. for fixed prices, u large
amount OF real estate, both city and country,
which am ready to show up ON call.
am ready and equipped by the labor and ex-
pcrienc" of more than twenty years for the trans
acton of n general real estate business, in which
line respectfully oler my services To- those who
desire, either to purchase or sell, to borrow or
loan
10 those who think of investing. I have no
hesitation IN saying that money put into real
estate IN Olympia and Thurston county at THE
time would he "A good investment.
Ia those who wish to sell. have to say that
my connections IN this line of business will eu-
able me To find purchasers for their property
smong the many strangers constantly coming
and going through the country in search o
chances for investment, who would otherwise
know nothing of the opportunity
have n large amount Of city property, both
improved AMI unimproved for sale. Also, some
very desirable farms.
olympia. June |. leaO
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Eiiiuf Ia chief mngrilyl What does
this m' 80, air The paper Will be- the
laughing st,-k II the town. Here we
print an elaborate criticism ~ new
plas witch Ne state was presented last
night, bui which everyday knows was
MT produced ~ all The star met with
a. RrriIlent aud the theatre was closed.
Managing Editor -OuT dramatic crit.
lc hal attended the rrhcarsnls. aud his
titi isin was prepared In advance. In
sis'i - inlng 81 the office 10 notify us
noi tn publish u. he sent messenger.
hui the mcssage was not delivered. Cur
critic b. much Ia blame for trusting such
81 Important matter a. chance ncssen-
Rrf, aui int"nd 81 make an example Of
him
Ni,s1' Order him 10 attend all the
,rtsi"ur performances. - New York
Weekly
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SEEN NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME UNDER CANVAS.

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BE-. odd \"-'hWc-t Fir. aud Murine Insurance
.i.frnv of Portland. OREGON, * one Of the
lu''' -'Hn'iy Insurance companies on the tonst
''r .-,rt' adjustment and payment of all losses.
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received at Brown 4 Ferriss.
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NJ ULTN @ NAH
Having been thoroughly overhauled and
rcraiutci mas resumed her trips on the
OLYMPIA. Tacoma and Seattle Route.
TIME CARD.

seattle ina m. fThcOma 200 m
Tacoma 1:.sU H. III OLYMPIA 1920 n m
OLYMPIA leo p. IN. Tacoma 400 u. M
Tacoma i::U l.. III Seattle 6:3O u M
Connecting at Olympia with the Shelton and
Kan lrhic bocts SAMUEL WILEY
Captain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

Roman Chariot, Standing and Hurdle Races,
Modern Running. Trotting and Steeple Races,
Elephant vs. Camel, Man VIZ. Horse. Sack,
wheelbarrow, Monkey and Pony, Mule, Dog and
other races
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04
- HORSE TIA NDEM RACE.

Capt A. II. Bosardus and Family. Champion
Shots. Numbers oil In DIS, Cow boys, Scouts
and Pathinders, in all kinds of Wild West en-
tertainment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

~" smallest deltpsit ever made In this
oiiy WA that ui i'n-tma-ter Jewett. who
trs"nlif placed 90" cent to special nc
c''unt - a t"manche county postmaster
~ Tee Nirhita National bank. who in
hl. quarterly settlement laat fall WAS
found short this anrnt. The depart
nont Will be- duly notified Of the credit
made The second assistant postmaster
general viii notify the auditor Of the
Treasury ani ~ turn will demand n re-.
rrilt from "a" treasurer ~ the United
States at New York. who will send this
rseipt Ia trplcaic to the postmaster
general. the treasurer of the United
states and VI" Comanchc county post.
master ,ifrat is tho circumloc ution
uflirr' Wichita Eagle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

ss miles III the Ladrone Islands, in
the ra',hr pccan. Russian vessel took
sonndul,u ~ few weeks ago and found
depih # i've miles. the deepest spot yet
found ~ any ,~ean
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

10" Hawaiian race has been steadily
lNiniinE 10 numbers during the pres.
rnt century, aud the latest census gives
u a population 1T but 10000. or de
,fr,ss' ~ ou- half within half century
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

10 Trance new magic mirror" has
lately lHen introduced. IL consists es-
-ant,ally ~ ~ i,lns- plate coated with a
iilSi - platinum ~ thin IA 10 he trans
vaunt g. light coming through from be-
hiui. while l~.ing true mirror or re-
n"vtur 60 hight impinging on II from the
ffunt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

Tho mar" Sunol cost Robert Bonner
sii $50 when he bought her from Gov
'rn"r stanford The price Mr.. Bonner
pail NJ Vanderbilt for Maud y was
tloN" Maud : $ record Is Os!. Sunol's
i# q lnt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-09-04

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