Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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see him IN u blouse. At Versailles he
goes "a the Parliament house in hand
some landau drawn by 4 spruce team,
and alfred in neat city suit. He j.
we'll of pecuniarily, through his own
laUor.
Ir NAV MT he generally known that
William Cullen Bryant, when q young
man, adopted the profession Of law, anu
had been engaged in practice but
short time, when his services were Sc
cured by the plaintiff in action for
SANDER. Through technicality in the
expression of words, be ives defeated,
which so disguised him that he sbsn.
doued law, and chose different pro-
fession.
Mr.. HENRY BERGH, of New York,
has just received from the Adelphotes
Syll0gus, of Athens, Greece, a diploma,
constituting him a member of the society.
IYhe document, which is in the Greek Ian
Veuagc, thus concludes. "In COM
munica,ing to you this action of the
Board, and sending you this diploma,
we take the opportunity to congratulate
you, and to assure you of our highest
consideration"
MIR. 1EORGE WILLIAM CURTlS Is not
only editor, author, lecturer and politi-
clan, but on Sundays fills minister's
place at New Brighton, Staten Island.
A Unitarian church in that place has
been for some time without pastor, and
Mr.. Curtis has acted as substitute, read
ing Scripture, and sermons written by
able preachers of various denominations.
The congregation are willing to be with
ont apastor good while yet.
NJ. VICTOR HUGO, to his occupations
of poet, dramatist and novelist, adds
the Grade of the upholsterer. NJ. Legouve
says that no body can hang curtains,
stuff cushions or nail up hangings better
than the author of the "Legende DIES
Siecles." 1t is said when in deep sor-
row he can only find comfort by shut
ting himself alone in his house for a
whole month, and then entirely chang
ing the furniture of his apartments.
MRS. MARY MAPEs DODGE, who wrote
"Hans Brinker" and "Rhymes and
Jingles," and edits ST. Nicholas, is a
bright-eyed, rosy checked woman, from
whose face one would never guess that
her life had been one of much affiictien.
She has two sons Who are more devoted
to her society than most boys are to
their sweethearts, and her little Office in
Scribner's building is probably the
most luxurious editorial room in the