... —Speaking of the half-draped statue of Washington, which cost fifty thousand dollars, in the East Capitol Park, D.C., Grace Greenwood says that his outstretched arm points reproachfully towards those glass cases in the Patent Office where hang his much ...

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... corkscrew from his pocket and flourished it about for some time, to the infinite amusement of those who were present. Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colorado, describes a typical poor white family of Missouri, careless, shiftless, and intolerably ...

... ble one ; but as the I question was one of vast importance, there would be no order made as to costs. CrVIL TO BOTH.—Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image of a saint, and another at the image of ...