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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Thomas
Warren and Irene Keith; Herbert s. Owen and
Marie Erna Frederika Won Rodenstein; Richard
Carr and Alice Herriot; F. p. Libbey and Eliza
beth G. Brown of Boston; Charles r. Painter
and Sarah Liskey of Harrisonburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
THE OLD DOMINION CAMPAIGN.
A Virginia Democrat Says His Party
Will Carry All the Districts But One.

A prominent Virginia democrat who en-
deavors to keep posted as to the politics of the
state said to STAR reporter today that he was
confident that the democrats would carry every
district in the state except that now repre-
sented by Mr.. Bowden and even in that district
there are two republican candidates In the
Petersburg district Mr.. Langston will be can
ddate and it is to be expected that Mr.. Malone
will do all in his power to defeat him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning were
Senators Sherman, Chandler and Manderson,
Representative Cheatham with Bishop Wood Of
North Carolina, Mr.. Carnegie, Justice Harlan,
with Chief Justice Barmuder of the supreme
court of Louisiana, Miss Bermuder and Miss
Harlan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

A New USHER AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The
President has appointed Mr.. ]. B. Turner OF
Indiana an usher at the White House to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent resignation of
Mr.. F. w. White OF the same state. The
change took place TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
Combine Of WiIkesbarre Railways.

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct "A party Of New
York capitalists have been here for some days
past. Their intention ia to get control Of all
the street car lines in this city. The design is
to combine them under one corporation and
management and erect an electric plaEt which
will supply the motive power for the entire
plant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Mr.. French was well known in this city.
having resided here ten or twelve years. He
had a large acquaintance with public men.
After his term of service at the Capitol ended
he went west to engage in his old calling Of
journalism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

To Accommodate the Correspondents.
Postmaster Sherwood has issued orders to
have collection of letter mail from the box in
front Of the United Press office, Newspaper
row, at 2:45 o'clock Sunday afternoons, for the
benefit of correspondents wishing to send mail
matter to their papers on the 3:15 train north
and the $50 train west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The record Of tho last nine months shows the
organization in the south OF upwards of 5000
new enterprises and the laat quarter Of the
year bids fair to be the most active ever seen
In the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Mr.. WHARTON. assistant secretary of state,
has gone to Lenox. Mass, for three weeks
visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

HIS FIRST YACATIoS.-Mr. Edward o. Leech,
director of the mint, left the city today for a
brief rest from official duties. This is the first
vacation he has had since his appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

SPEED TAYLOR has been appointed US. store
keeper and gauger at Richmond, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

INTEREST PAYMENrs.-The prepayments OF
interest on government bonds yesterday were
S,069, making the total to date SIC, ,597,47S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

II II learned from st. Louis that Brussels
carpet trust is now assured and the price of
Brussels carpets will 60 up 25 TO 50 centaL
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The New Tariff,s Effect on Canada.

BosroS, Oct 3.-Sir Harry Tyler, NJ. r.. Of
London, president OF the Grand Trunk railroad,
who, with MIR. William Wainwright OF Montreal,
general manager OF the road, is here on busi-
ness visit when seen by a reporter last evening
said be thought the results of the Mckinley
bill to the Canadian producer may be serious
for a time, but the country's exports would soon
find q new channel Absolute reciprocity,
which is practical free trade, he said was not
possible, but he thought that reciprocity, linn
tied according TO Mr.. Blaine's ideas upon GER
tain articles. would be well for both countries,
and cited coal and lumber as examples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

NAVAL ORDERs- Comm odore Joseph Fyffe
has been ordered as president Of the board to
visit naval and mercantile vessels arriving at
Boston. Passed Assistant Surgeon H. b. Scott
has been ordered before the relieving board.
Lieut.. A. V. Wadhams has been detached as
assistant inspector of the second light house
district and ordered as member of the board
10 visit naval and merchant vessels arriving at
Boston. Passed Assistant Surgeon J.. w.
Curtis has been detached from the New Hanp-
shire and ordered to the naval academy. Com
msnder George ". Sumner has been ordered
as equipment officer at the navy yard, New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

RETURN OF AN ALASKAN SURVEYING PARTY
United States revenue cutter Corwin arrived at
Port Townsend, Wash, yesterday, having on
board the geological survey party in charge Of
Profs. Russell and Kerr. Tho party left for
this city over the Northern Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

YasPERpErUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Liabilities for dues on 3sS5s39
per cent per annum.
6per cont per annum.
Il per cent per snnum.
Our receipts for eleven since our last annual
meeting meeting have been $;I92,05O.5s. averaging over
shares running On books aud shares are being
taken every month by the hundreds We are redeem,
,hem of IL cent nnnum that Is to SAY say. for @
si.909 dollars PAID N at $40 per month giving
special extra payments. first payment 81 co. aud
syer SUNS Shares withdraw befps stury M benr
per cent per annum interest We pay back ali money
U te as
Ihsi Il why we are SO popular with the community
why We take in such large amount OF money.
buy srs @ Z q mUnSS
$3.50 on i've shares for 10 monthly 81 65O ON seven
%oMl or 1on,ny Sn ten ss go fSr
$40 monthly: You can settle one or more advances
ss Ga ssres s rosas rates S IL M BY
EVENING. &c oBEn !, Ut 6ls 2th St NV:
Gfxis fN xRgSsekkNi2N sskahSsi. Essass eiss ssesid.n.
F3 sAXT0N, Treasurer.
JOHN COOK. Secretary. % ,o.
Mr.. A. n. MEEKER, 2o7 I'd st. s.e.. win bring the
Sers resiaing on CaSitol Hill sSsnSt a.SA
RocHDALE COOP SOCIETY MEM.
0>s bers Of this society In possession Of the
trade card to April 1891 ana interested in the matter
Of COAL AND WOOD. should call ON the under
signed before Oct for information. &c.
A. j. Lopgiey, S0O T. ~. ne, Agricultural Dept
Smith Thompson, 1929 NV. K 4 r. Div, W. Dept
Sos Mass s1s s' 5 asS iSa us
J: + McCabe, 22 Sd st. n. e. PO. Depsrtment
u. w. smith, III Is st. sw., Y NJ Genrs Oifice.
I. !. Hunt 1910 > St W.. 9TH Auditors Office.
l. Z Gridiey. 1o6 st NV, hcs's Once Treasury.
John MORRISON, 4lo st. n w. Pension Once.
DR.. Jos youy 22lS Pa. ave. NV, Surg Genrs ONCE
howard saxton 22? II st. ne, Govt Printing Once.
J. w. darshn, 200 II st. Cash Room Treasury.
BY order Of the committee.
s1J-toc7 j. W. HARSHA, Secretary.
KE%,GAs FIxTURER
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
hA sHEDD BRO.
su3o 432 Ush 1t NV
R,WILEINs PRINTING HOUSE
0@ alx 10th It nv,
Ccmcscial and Penson Work. Briefs. Bills Speeches
40 Press Work and Wire Stitching fog the tradA
su5-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

RENTED PENALTrEs.--The fourth auditor of
the Treasury today approved the warrant of
S54, 900 issued in favor Of the Columbian Iron
Works of Baltimore, being the penalties i'm
posed on that firm for the delay in the con-
struction of the gun boat Petrol, for the re-
mission of which q bill was recently passed by
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

SECRETARY NOBLE Has DECIDED that the act
of May &c, 1890, providing new or additional
officer, namely: Any commissioner of the
United States circuit court before whom affi-
davits in land entries can be made, does not
authorize the making of such proofs aud aGi-
davits before such commissioner outside of tho
county and state and territory in which the
lands are situated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
OS WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANl,
1901 st. NV
CAPITAL $1,000, 600 90.
This Company issues certificates of deTosit bearing
interest as follows: ON all amounts d,positei Tor
ninety day more, but less than Oiths, :;
cent per annum; 319 per cent deposits for more
than six mouths bat less tlan year, on
DEPOSITS of one year or longer.
secured inycs cstinents Tor sale. Money loaned.
Il. II. WAkNER, President
DIRECTORS:
John I. Arms. George +. Schafer
Charles u. Bailey. John A Hamilton,
James J.. Barbour Thomas Someryilla
George Il. BartoL John A. swope,
II. =. Culnmlngl Us Swormstedt
j. J. Darlington, Hatters!ey ". Ialbott
John Joy Euson, George TrueudelL
Charles J. Faulkner. il ii. Warner,
Albert l.. FOX, "A. Wilson,
q. &. Green. l. ID. Wine,
William u. Gurley, >. W Woodward,
John Il. Larner, CEaS Benl Wlkiuaon-
sl5-3m A. g Worthins ton
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SAKs sAKs
( A CHAr-AxD SOME SPECIALS.

After got our stock of LADIES. MISSES
and CHILDREN'S GARMENTS all bought
and mArked-wc accepted some Of the general
Invitations that were being extended b. the
trade To call and make comparisons. Twas
strange things we saw and strange things we
heard" We knew We had q most maxnifcent
stock-knew our 'price-rlarking" basis was
fnirness itself-but wouldn't have believed
the contrast to have been great. Consider
INK 1t to be our initial season 'twouldn't have
been surprising had male mistake or
two-but up TO date we haven't.
Take these different offerings we make you
or the stock at IarSe-and do as We did-compare.
Tomorrow is the end of today's beginning
with three lots Of MISSES and CHILDREN'S
WRAPS
Number 453 is Jacket for 81.
Number l6l is an Ulster for S39S.
Number Ia Is a Ciretc hen for 81.
The Post this morning describes them. Come
In tomorrow and them. They're three Of
the latest styIes-correctly cut and madc-of
serviceable materials
No rise with he age' price about theTn-s3.
s3.9S and 30 for any size from to IA years
and lot lumber 453 runs up to 10 years.
Our Cloak Department has gone to every
laGy's shopping hs:--and ut the head of the list
ut that
g sAKs AND COMPANY. g
NEW ERA IN CLOAKS. A
x PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH X
SAKs STREET SAX S
o.
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1rLL Pur DoLLAns IL YorR
Established Is4Q

1rLL Pur Do1LAns In Your
POCKET to call and the immense bargains We offer
We guarantee a snriag Of % per cent Our stock
contains the choicest fabrics in Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothing.
wsmention few specials for today and tomorrow:
We start on those Nobby Fal-weisht overcoats that
are selling al over town for s1o Our price is $3.50
Then comes those elegant Meltons and Kerseys,
with without Silk facing We let them 30 for $40.
Now comes the fine Imported Motions. Kerseys,
Chsy;ots and worsteds-a shades tsk lined) a, ais;
actually worth s22.
This isn't all Our line Of overcoats range from s5
to $50. We have every known material and style
In Suits you have the same opportunity. Our Mems
Suits range from $3.50 to $50
We can give you suitings in Cashmere. Cheyiot.
wOrsted. Trieot Engi,sh waie Clay wOrsteds Thibe,
In fact. any material that you may wish.
Our Boys and chldren's Department IL complete.
weean ft the Stout MAJ. Lean Man. Tall Man,
Short Man. Extra Large and Extra Small Man.
NEW YORK oSE-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE,
MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.
s1l 7shst nv. E27-23t.
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS sl.11oO6277.
once hours. from o ain. TO 4:30 p m daily. On
the FIRST wednesday in each month the Office will be
open from @ to o'clock PIN Advances will be made
promptly o'clock 1he 18th Of stock II open
ioE subscription
Shares are so per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Iamphiets explaining the objects and advantages Of
lie Association are furnished upon or rplication
THcMAs soMERyuLE
mo- Joy Eps9y. saeu. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RICHARD COMPTON, VOICE SPECIAL
- ist in Solo Singing and Critical Elocuton,
Removed to 1000 ii st. NV. Lessons day d even
ing. Patrons and pupils carefully prepared for So
cicty. profession aud stage. oI-6t'
SI. ?. HOSFORD, II. D., WOULD RE-
49, spectfully announce that the ''IIorford
Electric Vapor Baths" 80 fayorabiy known in Wash
ngton are III working or1er at the new place of
ness. Go 18th st. NV
Miss Bartlett fayorably known to the public has
become partner and will give her personal attention
as heretofore. ol-iw-
R>DR II. G. FISHER HAS REMOVED HIS
~. Office and residence from 162S K ST. to
l225 Connecticut ave n.w. on October l. s25-1m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The U.S.S. RICHMOND sailed from Hampton
Roads yesterday for Newport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.--Iuternal
revenue, $780, sos; customs. S1.4S4115.
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Bancroft Ninety Years Old Today.

NEWPORT, r L, Oct 3-The venerable his
torian, George Bancroft, is today quietly cele
brating his nineticth birthday at his homo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

PRINTED COPIES OF TIE TARIFF LAw-The
Government Printing Office made the quickest
time on record in getting out the official print
Of the tariff law Most of it was in type We'd
nesday, but the proofs had to be compared with
the original bill at the State Depar rtment that
night AS there was sixty-hve pages in PROOF
this was by no means easy work, but under the
supervision of Maj, Brian of the printing Office
It was completed not long after midnight, and
before morning the press had turned out enough
copies of the bill to supply the collectors of
customs throughout the country. They we're
mailed yesterday by the Treasury Department,
and it is expected that all of them will have
reached their destinations by the time the law
goes into effect-noxt Monday.
PERsoNAL.-N. E. Gardiner, A. C. Cook and
". H. Haskell of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son Morris and Frank b. Van Wyck of Cleve-
land are at the Arno-Mrs W. Ii. Clapp of
Salt Lake City, C. p Miller of Chicago, Z. H.
Oppley of st. Louis and Mr.. and Mrs f. D.
Madeira of New York are at the Langham.-
Edward O'Brien Of New York is registered at
the Shoreham and Mrs. B. II.
McCalla and family are at WOrmley's y's.-Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Schultz, of Chicago and W. E.
Auken of New York are at Welcker's.-Com-
mander G. 5. Cotton, Thos. C. Nash of Chicago,
ex-senator ]. E. Mcdonald of indianapolis are
registered at the Riggs House. e.--Messrs. G.
j. Hubbeli and W. C. Tyler of New York are at
the Hotel Randall. W. Edwards of Lon
don. England, Isaac Frohman OF Reno, New,
and g. f. Tincher of Chicago are at Willards
Mr.. II. l.. Britton Of Baltimore was in the
city yesterday. He contemplates several big
deals in the interests Of the firm Of Harris,
Britton Il Dean, theatrical proprietors.--M
Joe w. White, T. P. A. for the Georgia railroad
(Stone mountain route), is in the city on visit
to his sister, Mrs. Walter A. johnson, Indiana
avenue.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVING RECEIVED NEW LINE OF
- the newest and delicate colOrs direct from
Paris prepared to dye your summer
Dresses Of Wool Slk the latest shades for Fall and
bprux.
Dresses, made up or ripped. dyed fne mourning
black
wsclean Neckties-10 cents.
ANTON FISCHER.
Dye Works.
B23, 25. %, 30.oc1.3 9OS q u. n.
E~coRKEcr TINE
The science of Watch Repairing has been my study
tor twenty-five years. Give a trial.
GEO. W. SP1ER,
Expert Watch Maker and Jeweler
s3eolm 80 9th st. n.w., near Pa ave-
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
Cheques AL methods of Printing and
knsrsvinG GEDNEY ROBEKTs.
nlh21 407 10th ST.. Adjoining Post building
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0MOSr CUSTOMERS WISELY PRE-
- TLK FALL oyLRCOATS COSTING
THOSE PRICLs THEY CT THE MAXI
NUN Qf VALUE FOR THE MINIMUM
DtRsfAND WHY Any ONE sHOULD
MANT BETTER FALL 0vERCoATs
GOOD, OF C0UEsE. Bur THE BEST
THOSE PRICES CAN AFFORD OUR
TRADE Is GROMING FAST AT BOTH
ESpS-AMONG THE MEN WHO HAVE
BEEN PAYING HIGHER PkICES TO
CUsToM TAIL0RS AND THOSE OF
MODERATE MEANS WHO HAVE A
TASTE FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
STORE OPEN UNTIL TONIGHT
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTuIER,
o3 434 1TH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The best dressed men Of New York
London and Paris are wearing Black
and White Striped Trousers and Suits,
and while was in New York a few
days ago secured q dozen or moro
patterns in narrow. medium and wide
stripes These are now on sale.
Trousers from IS to Sl2. Suitsfrom
$50 to $40. Imported cloths ex-
tremely neat, dressy and exceedingly
reasonable.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
expert in Trousers"
o3 Cor 9th and G. sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

We've son1eting 10 SAP about Boys and Cildrens n
snQs the Fourth Pdce today.
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SHALL WOMEN BE ADMITTED TO
rSE'Rn n 5 feTfsf rRS sss
Taskcr and volunteers from the audience will partici
gfts in the Admission free All Mgt.O
knSRECEIvED DAILY.
q Es Kn pals I S
All orders promptly. delivered
Telephone. 40s-3 % \. = i TIED KEpMxN, dHt niw Prop
R..nSBEINa CONVINCED THAT LARGE
-. Ticket Sales have been Injurious to our
business We have decided from TINS time hereafter not
to allow otlr store to be used neral office
We will, however. be pleased to accommodate our
Tor any or oher srfs oeo
entertainment whore the sale will not be large enough
o3-3t JOHN f. ELLIS L CO.
1S"HAKyEsT HOME" TABERNAC
Church. 9th aud sta; s.w., on sunday at
ihe church will be aristcaiy decorated with the
p farewell sernoa BY the % Kew. w VIM S Grtths ' ot 1T
fSMEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS,
NJ =, National University. sth md Ks,s. NV.
aN6SY ss r1o1 s I
rS SeSGk P SuSjse. rhs In PortaSo OF rremi
Or IeniistIy." Members of ,he Medical and Dcnta
and the pubic f. arG nytd TO Pe
e sxs-sLACE CURTAINS .LAUNDRIED AND
for 31c. per PAIR. BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY.
6lS 9th ST. L. o3-2ts
keSTHE LITERARY SENSATION.
Everybody is reading it.
The Great Composite Novel,
"HIS FLEETING IDEAL"
The Joint work of P. T. Barnum. John I. Sullivan.
Bill Nye. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Maj. Alfred c. Cal
houn. Howe Hummel, Inspector Byrnes, Pauline
Hall. Miss Eastlake, W. II. Ballou, Nell Nelson and
Alan Dale
VIII be published complete t2S solid coumns-2O
illustrations) in THE REPUBLIC" of October D.
For sale at newstands and DARBYS PRINTING
OFFICE o3-ot
Fo DIR. REGINALD MUNSON HAS RE
AZ. moved his Office and Residence from l2l
Il st. NV to COS l2:h IL. Office hours will
main the same ~ heretofore: to 10 TO p H.,
. to Z pm. Telephone. 21j. o3-6t'
H~NoDR d. oLIN LEECH HAS REMOVED HIS
49, office and residence 10 63 Maryland ave. L.
o. Telephone call, No JU:2. Otfice hours, \ to 10
a. l to and ) 80 TO z 20 pm. o2 Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

R~wILEINs, PRINTING HOUSE
8A aly 10th sI nv,
Commercial and Pension WORK. Briefs Bills, Speeches
40 Press Work and Wire Stitching fog the tradA
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-19

conscience ez to heft thin buckwhit
ehaff is, an knock things helter-skeltei
an t'other eend up ginerly. They'm
orful to read about"
"Pooty high winds, be they, 'SQuireP'
inquired the Old Settler
"Nothin' like 'em ever heerd on
afore!' asserted the Squire.
''Do they do any thing pticlar curious
an oncommon?"
"Cur'ousest an oncommonest ever
heerd on!'
HAS any on 'em ben high enough an
curious enough to change the shirt on a
mans back 'thout his KNOWN of it?"
asked the Old Settler, with the air of an
examining lawyer.
"Wull, Major" replied the Squire,
slightly miffed, ''harrycanes don't gin
er'ly trapse round the kentry playin'
funny jokes"
''Ah! Don't they?" said the Old Set
tier, with sarcastic smile. ''Wull,
then, mebbe ye kin tell me wuther any
% these here harrycanes o your'n is
high enough an curious enough to git
up bar fight a quarter miled or more
fbove the 'arth an durn nigh ag'in the
clouds? That wouldn't be playin' no
funny joke, / reckon"
Major" said the Squire, after mo-
ment's consideration of the subject, 'if
y've got any relations ez keers fer ye,
they orter take ye in hand to wunst.
1--WE got permonit'ry SYMPTOMS O. goin'
crazy!"
THAT hain't nuther here nor thar,
,lnir
shaking his fist at the Squire. "Y've
gone an fetched up a heap O. talk about
some high an curious winds an harry
canes, an we slung it at me without
me ever givin' ye a durn provvycation
fer it. want sayin' nuthin' bout no
wind! Ye say tn never was any setch
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-19
BIddy Creates a sensation.

A short time ago family living on
State street extension hired green
servant. She was told by her mistress
to wash the second-story windows. She
had seen the way in which that labor
was performed by the neighboring serv-
ants, and was all right as far as washing
the outside of the windows was con-
cerned. When that part Of the job had
been finished, it occurred to her that
the proper thing was to wash the inside
in the same way. What was the sur
prise and edification OF the passers by
to see pair Of generously proportioned
neither limbs, clad in brilliantly striped
hosiery, dangling from the outside Of
the window, with the owner blissfully
unconscious of the sensation she was
creating. The lady Of the house saw
the crowd collecting and went out to
see what was the matter Looking up
ward the queer spectacle met her gaze.
Shocked and Mortified she rushed In
doors and called the domestic to the
lower household regions. s.-Bridgeport
Conn Farmer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-19

hain't no bar in the wagon! II some
one amt gone an stoled it, then Fll eat
my ears"
''But knowin' all about the Sugar
Swamp winds, Philander were mean
enough to hev Hiram arrested fer cattle
stealin' an stealin' his shirt. Hiram
were took back an brought up fore oil
Jedge SniHits. The jedge were ag'in
him from the start, an Hiram asst fer a
change o. veenoo, cause he couldn't get
iestice thar. Change O. veenoo were de-
MED and the case ordered to perceed.
But it didn't, fer just then, all of sud-
dent kerl-o-o-o-o-gh gh! kim one o. them
winds, an the mex secont the jedge's
office an all tht were in it war sailin'
west'rd through the air like soarin'
eagle. Ten miled away in the Wild
Gander deestric', the wind let the
buildin' down, and it hadn't no sooner
landed than ledge Sniffits hollers out:
"'Let the perceedin's perceed!
Then up pops Hiram. Not much
they won'tv says he. That wind has
changed the veenoo o. this case! This
here hain't the Sugar Swamp deestric'!
This here is Wild Gander, an ye hain't
got no jurisdiction here, bgosh! You
let me CO. or I'll make you sweat
fer usurpatin' Jurisprudence, b'gosh, an
then well see who's on top!
"Ol' Jedge Snifiits know'd too much
to go on in that deestric', an Hiram
Wuncut walked out o court, and never
went back to Sugar Swamp
81 wun't live in place. he said,
'whar natur' is so durn queer an neigh
bors is so meanr"-Ed. Mott, in n. Y.
Cpr