Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

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dr.n-AIice, Florence, aud CARROLL
spent the night with their mother. As
certaining that there was an extra
berth in his cabin, Mr.. Tilton Of
cred TO make Carroll one Of bis European
party. His offer was accepted, on con-
di,ion that the lad should be returned in
September next. Mr.. Tilton gave the
promise asked, and the four sailed on
Saturday.
THEY are telling an amusing story at
Constantinoplc about the Sultan. He is
troubled with the toothache. Not hay
ing the courage Of man to submit to
its being pulled according to the den
lists directions, he undertook to "brace
up" by witnessing the operation per-
formed on a negro. The negro kicked
good deal, and the Sultan was terrified.
But the tooth was irrepressible, and the
second time he ordered negro and for
ceps and dentist to como before him, and
the second time the Sultan's nerve gave
out. The story now is that eight negroes
have been operated upon, and the tooth
still aches.
ALFRED TENNYsoN. - The figure,
though slightly bent, bears the burden
of its sixty. seven years lightly. The
dark mass Of hair falling backward from
the broad, high forehead and the
"knightly growth fringing his lips" are
but sparely streaked with silver; and the
face, though rugged aud deeply lined
with thought, is full Of calm dignity and
of q tenderness strangely at variance
with his somewhat brusque tone and
manner. His disregard Of the conven-
tionalities Of life is thoroughly natural
and unaffected. His suit of light gray,
hanging about him in many fold, like
the hide of rhinoceros; the loose, ILL
fitting collar and carelessly knotted tie;
the wide, low boots, are not worn, you
may be sure, for artistic effect, or with
the foppishness of Byron.
GLADSTONE is six feet high, and carries
his head erect and thrown somewhat
back, which adds to his stature, apparent
w. His figure is we'll developed, mus
cular and large-boned, and his weight
somewhere about one hundred and ninety
pounds. His eyes are full of fire, Deep
set and keen. His cheek.bones are high
and his jaws are broad, and somewhat
bold-typical of his Scotch ancestry and
descent. His general contour is easy,
though angular. His complexion is
swarthy, and indicates predisposition
toward biliousness. He neither dresses
we'll nor neatly. He wears high quarter
shoes that are almost slovenly, and hat
hungry for q good brushing. In the
style of his shirt-collsr, Mr.. Gladstone is
peculiar. The Great COmmoner affects
flowing style of linen side.boards, that
are constantly in play with his tireless
jsw-bones. As q whole, he would not
strike the looker.on as an exceptional
man. His walk and his talk, however,
are strong.
ADMINISTRATION HAMA Washing
ton correspondent, having little politics