Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07


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dIs'f, i the thirh missionary eho>en '" the
r>t named' ihe former TWO we're the
Hon. Peter Parker, now OF Washington,
aud the Hon. = Wells Williams, the au-
thor "f tho English and Chinese Dic-
tionary.
Evrpv Southern warrior of distinction
h,. Nd +, re,n,rk,,,l. colorod servant
vV;,r.ss W,sh;n,,,,n uhn h.d a ,,ro.,
manv that nrc s,;ii Iivinv in Connection,
and MARYLAND. also Marion whose M.
tato peeler rounded off a century and
quarter, in Tennessee, last summer; also,
Jefferson Davis, whose venerable colored
servant, Dallas Davis, was srraigned in
Baltimore on Wednesday for selling
liquor without license. Dallas served
his master in the Mexican war, and sub
sequenty WAS Confederate steamboat
cook. During the civil war he killed
his man-a fellow in Richmond who
quarreled with him.
wuru secrat.rv Sew.rd w.s in Io,-
don ha once wan, with CHARLES Wsckav
X the CRYSTAL Palace. The American
iohtea . c;,.r and nrncaada5 20 smnLa
With yreat &c, ;,'vment when a pol;ceman
mee,;Sy ,he n,ir sail m NJ SawarS in
tone of authority. "Sir, it ia aUnin.t tho
rules to smoke IN these grounds. Put
out your cigar' or leave the place"
sir, Mr.: seward rfJined, with equal
dighity' III Is against the rules TOR me
TO give you half acrown. Take 1t, and
put 1t IN your pocket, and leave my
presence" The man looked round for
Tear OF listeners, TOOK the half-crown,
~ r. 1850 wy >"'"~"
away III tue opposite dlrectlon.
WUNa CHING Foo. a learned China.
man. lectured Monday EVENING. Mt Stein
way Hall. ON the "Social Life. Politics
and Religion of China" Although not
a complete master of English, he made
himself easily understood. and succeeded
in entertaining and instructinp his audi.
cnce. He has Leen upiustlv and foolish.
ly represented as a missionary to Ameri.
ca; he disclaims any such role, and states
that his object is to impart true informa.
ton regarding his native land. and to re-
move unfounded prejudices. He is mas
ter of many OF the current philosophical
ideas Of the time, is clearly a thinker,
"ns '; S ':.,' uis. 20 .,:n',' ~ 10 sell'
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"A PEN-PICTURE OF SENATOR MORTON.
"A heavy figure makes its way with
difhcnlty through side entrance. The
difficulty arises from the management of
stout cru'ch which supports the mas.
slve shoulders OF the low, STOPPING man,
while the other hand makes u leaning
post OF STICK that might have been a