The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-25

examiners?
Meeting Senator voorhees, In the Ebbit House last
evening, asked him II Professor Smart OF Indiana,
is a candidate for Civil Service Commissioner.
al do not certainly know, but think So / have
not paid any attention TO the subject and would not
ask for the appointment Of any one on the Commits.
sion VIII say that Professor Smart is good man,
and that he would answer well rs any man know
OF for the of,lce OF Civil Service Commissioner.
"There is wonderful difference between the &C.
feasibility Of the members OF the Cabinet now and
when they first came into their oflices," said we'll
known attorney and observer Of men. "why, 1t
was almost Impossible TO see some OF them at nrst
on the most pressing business
"was that on account Of their being so crowded
with ofice-seekers? 2" asked.
"Yes, that had something to do with II, | pre-
sumo, but some OF them have really concluded that
they are not quite so large personsges as they at
first imagined They have sort OF interviewed
themselves on the subject"
There Is probably no $3.50 clerk who eats more
frugal lunch than Secretary Manning. 1t usually
consists OF ham sandwich and red apple. am
told that he is particular about the color It must
be red. Sometimes the messenger has considerable
dlficnty TO ind the right kind. but he generally
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bite OF the sandwich and bite OF apple alternately,
and seems to enjoy them very much. lie generally
docs not stop business long In the mastlcatlon.
prominent Ohio ex.oflicial Of Republican pro.
clvities sends the Random Writer tho following
sketch, which cannot fail to be read with interest:
II was bright sophomore In an Ohio college who
Invented, or possibly biundered upon. a new word.
He was reading in the French class, and one day,
student. who was ahout N cai unon soua snum,
ladies' notable for mighty banr accoun,
He of the French clas gravelv ,no,ySpa .. rs vor
going TO cashong,n Two or three hovs overhsar.
inc the inou,rv ,np,a,ate,v Wcoshornaav ~ 20 ,n.
meaning although there ia of course no arch Eronch
word. wbereupon !, cashonon - became a thIs,,ehiow
upon the wind, and soon oate of othe railway a,a.
tlon four miles distant from thence WHIPPING along
the track 10 ali quarters of the state Tn ess than
week every college and bIoh schoo, In Ohio
"cashopped.p Every how and cir, of no,,,e and
linguistic predictions found the new word snnny.
inc A Iono.felt want Caehono woe n ,os, ,,nr n
language. an tn sneat come IN do serv,ca ~, ro,,,a
and genteel socle,v Evervbodv MT once nndors,o,,
the meanino and mi, ir,ror, a, ,h or, ar,aa, ~
college nrofeaaors Tnav hronoh, Inc s,,,aa, ~
for ,iiscnsson dnripo oeyero, ,ocn,,v ,na.,,n mr.
professor a, Greer and o,in ,nnhod ,ha ,sar.s =,
his lexicons .but could make notbino n, 4, Each
nrofeaeor had ,hoorv un,nro ,naan,o,,, 80. -,
coursa ,aarrad hn, ~ ,harr az ,s s,,.as. a' ~
mva,a,v ~ a nj, s,nhhs HE ,,,.S T., p,,.,." 'ns
the cvnher NJ tho Co,d mr. M, r,ar, N Css.. so
nared with IL
The French and German ,eachsr m aao son,. ro-,
,nteres,,no remarrs ,ron tho nos.h,o ,.oa.s,. :,
the word hnt tho chair n, .no,on, an' p,s,,.,
JJ,era,nyc orave,v shoor His haa, ,n ~, ','.a as
plssses in his hand IN emnhasiya MI, r,os,,ra .na
dlsnosed nj the snhiact for ,ha, ,av q, ,nos, Nv
stat,no Tho, tho ,ord ro,a,,,, 10y -. ..as.' y!
nh,,ca, I,,ara,nro s,n,i. o,,assa, -. .I
been Choctav so ,ar q. ha .on,, al, 49,, ".
dIftcuIt snhiec, IN clear mn in r,cn,n ,.a,,.
"a ali ,a,, ,,eo, =, -, ~ ','.y M . 'y ..ee"us :,
,hs wor, ,,snosaI ., in ,na, ,nay m, ..,.' ~.
meeting ad,onrned aoraoira ~ ,oar ,ha a, ~
orioin of the ,vord cashona nm In,, no, y.
tho camnn. Tho o,Ia., on, 80, ie, '..4' aS.oss
them heard ANAL nov s,roa, .r., oa,,
IN another Who was rnnnna a,,ar 'la,,
wagon Io.Iod WITH raansas ,,c.ohan. -, "s ,,.
learned professor nm, on h,s eS.- ,.,,o, ~.
the ANAL nov hen,qn,v hanr oysr an, IN ,a,sar,.
vsy aaraa. 'S'' "AN - '"'"''"
"Wv ,,,,,a man wba, ,o I'M, n,.,, ,,,,.,, .,,
coshone,r 'NN '' ""e" ~" 'a'
u whe, ,o ,,a,,, u,,u, n,,, ~ ~
the nnd1en haddnoes, onss,,ons .ca"hnn ,,a,,a ~,
catch an no von .. e.snana.n ''s means
Ana awov tho nov ,,on, ,,,,.,,,,, s,, 49,, ,
ful of the great weoht he had 1tsa fro, ,ha nna,r
of Ancient Languages
Tha pro,.ssor raeon..., ,,, ,.o.,,
Inc rroesSor recovered his Dreath, gazed AFTER The
10y anu .nen INTO space WIN look that went beyond
the miuu'e ages museu 10 hiinseli "casnong-catcn
on' anu again looked after the small BOY. "fes,'
sAiu ne, ~ was rght; the WORD must nave been
loot n, m,ngled omo,,ons sansaron. -, wy, ~ a
then added the on,v at,an, a, into far an, vaoro
None but AN Arah could ha ave cssbonn
a street Arab AT that -
The od,,me Governmen, c,sr. ,ons, novo ,o.n a
casbonoer D but with M word st ,ha, ,Ima in Tho
Rno,isb Language IN ernras. Tho fnu n,san,n ~, hs
cbaracter ''
Dnr,no the xintar ,o,,ow,n. tho ,,ova, ru,.,
dilemma. For the life of him he couldn,t tell which
to " cashonQ to. SO hundreds Of him attempted TO
do q wise thing from clerical standpoint and ca
shonged to both Tilden and Hayes. One week Tilden
stock would 20 up. Cronin, the RlectOr from Orc.
gon, was on his way across the Continent. 1t may
I've proper TO AJAX, after the lapse of years. Where Is
Cronin? Did he settle In Gen. Hazen's Bad Lands Of
Dakota, or does he revel and rest In some far-on
nook flowing with political milk and honey? The
next week Hayes stock doomed. Eliza Pinkston
was coming from the bayous and canebrakes of
louisiana Amid the ups and downs of that long
winter the poor Government clerk was about crazy.
Every smart Ole Org 4nized himself into tw,ns