Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-16
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GEORGE ELIOT, Jean lngelow, Lady
Hauy' "nr ou"Tt le"l'nino WHITES arc
i memoers vi tle L''cr"ry oiuc ~ Aonuoh.
ING antiquarian IS "nc y. Tue o.uest
cluos ., '.,c .''!' J! o'M'nls We nonor ol
having nau "e''J"in'n rfanAi'h as one VI
us .AcNn'eiS'
MR.. LARKIN ). MEADEs two bronze
groups, intended to ornament the base OF
the Lincoln monument at Springfield,
ILL.,, have arrived there, and will he
Piaceo III posHioh immeoiateiy. lhese
or"nleS ITpiesen' so.uae rso anu sa''ofs ID
actioh' Aney Cost slo''oo each'
IT is told that Mr.. Caleb Cushing
great delight Is to 90 fishing; further
more, that work ia his idol, hts rest
change of work. His income as law
\ yer in Washington used to be not less
than $4,000. He returns there now to
practice his profession at ~ years OF age.
AMONG the recent applicants for post-
oinces from the new Administration are
daughter OF ex-senator John J. Critten-
Gen OF hentucKy, author OF the famous
Crlttendeh compromise; also daughter
OF Alexander Campoeii, 1ounder OF the
Fetgiou' sect KNOWN rs the Campoeiiltes'
OF Oiscipies.
Miss ANNA +. DICKINSON has attracted
the distinguished attention of the Nation,
which says OF her: "Where she errs is in
failing to perceive that not only have the
,inles anu .he manners cnaueeo since she
ues". ne, :"i'.i 10 Puoll' sPeaAer' w,
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MIR: JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL IS re-
ported rs teiing TINS story ABOUT ms
Dutcher: "one morning the man expatl'
atea upon tue iovehnesS Oh the moon
hSn' VI ''ie n,Sh' peioie' anu, just Ms tue
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