Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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The old king Of Gal,ooa, in Africa, i.
dead, at the a-c OF nearly one hundred.
His eldest son, Adaude. AT once, on sue
ceeding him, dismissed the hundred
women Of his fathers harem, liberated
fifty slaves, and abolished the sacrifice Of
human beings at religious rites.
MIR. JEFFERSON DAVIS has been living
for some time ut "Beauvoir," Miss, on
the gulf coast, where he is preparing, with
the assistance of Major W. T. Waithali,
his Memoirs" soon to be published by
the Appletons. He is in excellent health,
and looks younger than he did few
years ago.
THE Rev. Jesse H. Jones, of North
Abingdon, Mass, has his own views of
matrimony; and he has announced his
resolution of not marrying any man
under % years of aye or any girl under 30.
But at what period beyond those early
levels he limits matrimonial service he has
not announced.
THE Southern Colleyian says: "Dr.Schlie-
mann, whose recent discoveries in Greece
have attracted SO much attention, is
German, five feet nine inches in height,
with full round face, ornamented with
y stubby gray mustache and eyebrows.
DIR. Schliem, mn is an American citizen,
and at one time was banker in Sacra-
m into. He cuts his hair close, wears
No. 8 hat, and speaks eleven different
languages"
THE will of the late Peter Brigham, of
Boston, besides giving large legacies to
relatives, devotes almost ihree-tourths of
the whole estate to u hos pital in Boston,
for the sick and poor of Suffolk county.
Twenty five years will elapse before the
bequest IL available, and at the end of that
time it will amount to 100000. TO
the town Of Bakersfield, VT, $4,000 is
given, three fUurths for school purposes
and the rest to the town burial.
GAIL HAMILTON has printed her sixth
letter-a racy,splashing epistle, calculated
to make the readers hair TO stand on end,
especially if he is the object of attack.
She alludes to "that wild, irresponsible,
slambang treatment of public affairs,
which bays no regard to truth, to consist
ency, or to reason, but, without malice as
without sense, splashes around convul-
sively in swath of blind contradiction,
relying upon corresponding faulty in
readers"
LIKE most of the oldest clergymen of
New York, DR.. Tying is a rich man. His
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q million, gained from economy. author
shipan judicial investment in real estate.
Nearly all his contemporaries were rich.
DR.. ADAMS, Of Madison Square, DIR. Spring,
of the Brick Church, DIR. Vermilyea, OF
the Collegiate Church, DR.. Berrian, of
Trinity, with others, had fortune. To
these must he added DIR. McAulcy, who
unfortunately took his money into the
street.-Boston Journal.
MIR. ALFRED 7. WmIrE,a philanthropic
citizen Of Brookvilie, New York. has re-
Gently built block If houses in that city
capa"Ie OF accommodating forty families,
with suites ofTooms Containing every thing
requisite for com:Ht and separate main
tea&nce If the families occupying them.
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