Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-26


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WMArsrxAN .xr A esrefsi ealcn-
ls;son Of tk~ Hgmb~-r Il Smiths, BrowGs.
and Jo..eses in the City Dresiory for 1857
was recrrtly made. Of Smiths 4e6 were
found. % Of whom rejoie~i in the unassum-
ing title Of John Smith. and "a in that Of
William ditto. OF Smythes. q rather
more aris,ocr-tic cosnomen. there were
but three. and but on. Smithe. -Four humid
red and thirteen individuals answering TO
the name of Brown were recorded, % Of
whom claimed tho name Of John Brown.
According TO the popular belief, Jones
should be tue next in order, but the John
sous. 1872 in all. exceed the Joneses, who
number but 1876. The name Of Washing.
ton appears to be quite common, there be-
ing rs Washingtons, ID Of whom are
namesakes Of the father OF our country.
The difficulties Of the clerks at the gene
raj delivery window of the Post Office may
well he imagined, when this similarity Of
names is taken into consideration, especi-
ally If he is called upon to deliver letter
addressed to John or William Smith,
Washington Chronicle.
NEGROES AND Observation-Disclosures
has abolished all distinction founded upon
color in the District Of Columbia. SO that
negroes are on an equality with whites.
In the bill presented by Mr.. Stevens for
tho establishment Of schools in the Dis
trict, " clergymen" are forbidden to have
any official relation with them. A negro
may, but clergyman may not. have the
care of school as director. Why this
degradation, based on q mans avocation,
not his color? Why were not lawyers,
and physicians, and brokers, and mer.
chants also denied the right Of being on
committees Let not the nation put
stigma on any profession. " Equal rights"
is now the demand. not for negroes only.
but for ministers also. -Poston Transcript.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL sad accident oc-
Cured ut Kings camp, on the east side Of
WILDLY Island on the 18th inst. An old
man named Mcdonald was engaged. with
several others, in breaking out rolling
tier, when one of the logs. suddenly start
ing, rolling over him, completely sev-ring
ono arm and his head, leaving only por.
ton of the under jaw attached to the body.
Mcdonald was about SO years OF age.
His remains were conveyed to Port Madi-
son, where they were inferred by the Ma
sonic observation-disclosures.
| A New PASS OVER THE CAscADEs.-
Cartoons surveying party, who have just
returned from surveying the Cady Pass,
report that they have discovered pass,
which is much lower in altitude than other
vet found. 1t is situated south Of the
Cady. aud lies between the Cady and Sno.
qualmie. They state that the South Fork
Of the Skaqramish runs through the Pass.
1t is a tributary Of the Snohomish. It is
hardly twenty miles distant from the Sno-
qualmie. in a northerly direcsion.-Infel.
ingsscer. a
/Losr-We heard several hungry law
yers, who practice at the Vancouver bar,
inquiring for the whereabouts Of the Judge
Of the Second Judicial District. holding
terms At Vancouver. Court should have
eommrne-d yesterday At vsncouvrs. bat
did NOT. o~iag to The ahs-ace Of the Jsdse.
n is shoagts dat Hewitt win not reach
vancoav.r b-fa~~ wednesday. - ~ vss
IN olympia u r. n ssfssasy-RgsA--