Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

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mayor has So kindly and so wisely Of
fered to preside"
BEFORE marrying his daughter to a
young man of whom he knew but little,
friend of NJ. Prud 'homme requested the
latter gentleman to find out what he
could about the intended bridcgroom's
character. In a few days the answer
came "Thc young man is done for past
all hope" said NJ. Prud'homme, "for he
has no umbrella, and he cuts open the
leaves of books with his finger"
A CORRESPONDENT at Rome says AL
though the Pope likes to receive visitors
and is chatty with them, he seems to
have ceased to take interest in the affairs
% hn ri,,l, IL,
dismisses any one who comes to talk to
him on business. The affairs of the Pa
pacy are without any supreme Pontitical
guidance, being conducted singly by the
heads of the various departments and by
the Presidents of the various congrega-
tons. Jealousy reigns among these
bodies, and as each does as suits its chief,
the Papal Government is threatened with
division and anarchy.
ONE of the oddities of New York is
an old gentleman who boards at Leg
gets hotel. He is William Wallace
Bruce, who for half century was in the
service of the Aston family. He is al
most the only person who can remember
old John Jacob AstOr as business man.
Was collector of rents for many years,
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chose, but his lips are sealed. He is the
oldest bachelor in New York; is four
score, and has q handsome competency.
He can remember when William b. Astor
was a young man, and has lived to sec
the two sons of the latter divide their es-
tate, creating two grand municipalities.
MARSHAL IMAGINATION, we are told,
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shaves and dresses, and then descends
into his cabinet de travail. At seven
O'Clock he receives the high functionaries
of his civil and military households, with
whom he works till nine o'clock. He
then goes out for ride for couple of
hours, when there is no cabinet council.
The councils sometimes last three hours.
The marshal very rarely speaks, but when
he does his language is always concise,
sensible, and to the point. At eleven
O'Clock he chances over summary of the
French and foreign papers, and especial
ly the attacks made on him by the dem
auoyic press" which ''make him shrug
his shoulders with contempt, but nothing
more" At half.past eleven he break
fasts with his family. At noon he again
goes into his cabinet de trdrdil, where he
remains up TO four o'clock. lie then
takes walk or drive with the duchess,
and returns at six o'clock, when he reads
the latest kilograms and military news
He dimes at seven, and goes to bed at ten
The only pleasures he is fond Of arr
riding and shooting. He eats very little
and does not smoke.
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