Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-07

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the paslic noe - -so tear tie ss.k- 81
them sleesiiax sntil they are be.isi.~
Iss.t-,a D-x;s 4. r;ca .r.,. TIE
Court Of Appeals az Mississippi has
awarded him plsnts,ion which he once
trouyht from his brother xithoai receiv-
Ing a deed. aud which his bruther after
Wards sold 10 /. negro for e300. 900. TIE
negro loses whatever be paid.
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no uG ;,h"n, h T $4,000 5va saSc,;nn or can,
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S..s;shsa IN M, behalf +
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MT. thurman - uesc'loeo as .he Sos'
unostentatloas-look'ng man 10 ,ne oen.
ATE; ne disiikes an ondertaker,nke SUIT
OF nifck oroauciotn, ana genefaiiy wears
light gray CLONES OF loose ana comt0rta-
Ole IT. ne ~ independent enough 70
carry snuu-Oox, a. henry Gay ana
other statesmen OF carrier DAYS oia. MS
daily lie IN washington Is more IKE thst
OF an honest, weil'to'do farmer than a
Senator's, and he thoroughly enjoys the
comforts OF home.
Ex-Governor Seymour, an accom-
plished gentleman, who is oddly de-
scribed by rural reporter as ~ plain,
unassuming statesman" uses at his writ
ing table, at Deeffield, the chair which
long held Daniel webster: Other treas
ures owned by him are DIVERS hevofu-
tionary relics and documents executed 10
the early days OF New York's settlement.
He is the pos.essor also OF = CLOCK oOo
years old, which was owned Dy Hsnerai
SchQyler and had . place IN the room
occupied oy burgoyne after the surrendss
at Saratoga.
The Shah of Persia left 95 of his SO
caskets of gold at Paris, where he spent
100000, His expenses at the Grand
Hotel were $3.50 day. Extracts from
his disputed bill at Fontainbleau are
published. He was charged $500 tor
flowers, $12 for melon, 20 Tor cigar,
$l6o Tor three carriage drives, anu "a
each Tor twenty chickens; MS rooms were
set down at $lo a. Gay eacn TWO ooAes VI
cigarettes cost Wy, ana " apiece lot .
dozen peaches: ne received curing ms
stay at Paris o,4oO begging lettefs, ask
ing Tor amounts varying from oo ltancs
10 s,oo0'ooo francs .cs Inc neo aggtega'e amount
sought being oo'ooo'ooo lrancS'
The late Professor Henry was once sit
ting on the wharf at Rouse's Point,
dreamily watching Lake Champiain
steamer, when he happened to notice
peculiar sparkle of the waves near the
side of the steamer. His acute scientic
sense was at once on the alert TOR an IN
vestigation. AS he was watching the
flashes OF light, first upon one sioe OF tne
steamer ana then upon the otnel' Cus,
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