Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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Ma LExmR of North Carolina. de-
scendan, Of an ancient Huguenot family.
owns q successfully managed estate in
Loudoun county of 2.500 acres During
the war Burnside's command found its
way to the Lenoir estate, and the General
remarked to Mr.. Lenoir that he admired
the property, and had been thinking Of
proposing to trade for it. Tie old gen
tlemsn said that he might swap it for
Rhode Island if the General would give
boot enough.
Mrs. HAYES presented herself in q
pleasant light, on Wednesday, to the
eyes of Boston. She was driving with
the ladies of her party when carriage
containing gentleman, lady and several
children was overturned in attempting to
pass them. Scarcely had the accident
occurred before Mrs. Hayes was out of
her carriage and had one Of the children
in her arms, striving to soothe its
frightened cries. Fortunately no one
was seriously injured, the overturned
vehicle was righted, and all concerned
proceeded on their way.
WHEN Senator Blaine was told by
friend, the other day, that a great many
people attributed the inspiration of the
Gail Hamilton letters in the Tribune to
him, he said that reminded him of lit
tie story. A woman in one of the back
counties of Pennsylvania went before
notary public to acknowledge deed and
was asked the usual question if she
signed the deed without compulsion or
fear Of her husband Stepping back one
or two PAGES she put her hands on her
hips, set her head on one side, and, after
looking at the man for q moment, ex-
claimed: II guess, jedge, you don't
know the family"
MURAD, dethroned Sultan, lives,
gloomy man, in palace on Seraglio
Point. His mother is constantly by his
side. She tastes his food before it touches
his lips, and she allows no one to ap-
proach him until she knows the object of
their visit. His beautiful daughter,
Blanche, the Circassian, whom he had
reared up to an European education in
the family of his private physician, is
with him also. As soon as he was called
to the throne he had part of the harem
fitted up for her exclusive use in style
Of the most luxurious splendor and ex-
pense. Her apartment, whose embellish-
ments cost nearly 100, 900 francs, was just
finished as Murad was forced to abdicate.
MAY be Victor Emanuel does not dis
like the priesthood SO much after all; at
any rate, Figaro tells a little story which
presents the King in an amiabie light.
He was driving on the Pincian ut Rome
the other day, when venerable priest
profted by the momentary detention
caused by press of carriages to present
q paper to His Majesty. Before the
King could take it his carriage moved
on, whereupon he ordered q halt, and,
lifting his hat, turned toward the old
priest, who, much embarrassed, presented
his letter and endeavored to kiss the
kindly hand which received it. The
King continued t. hold his hat in his
hand, courteously salr.ing the poor
priest as he drove away, and all the
lOuDgers held theirs, too, as long ~ His
Majesty remained in sight. 1t vas very
pretty Of Victor Emanuel, and he is ali
the more kisg for being q gentleman.
PRESIDENT HAYES and family are
spending the heated term az the soldier
Home They occupy one If the hand
some cottages originally built for the Of
ncefs of the institution The boase 10
large, airy and veil shaded. ana 10 knoxn
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