Judge — November 3, 1883 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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I dare say he’d_be so pleased to think as out of pocket by the operation that it t his angry feclin selling it. I don’t see how T ever made such amistake. One thing is certain, I shall re- tire from the second-hand clothes busin’ and if ever I'm caught in such a fix I'll know it, All’s well that ends well, and the use rfor spilt milk. The and my new elvak, bracelet and ring ‘tis folly to. be wise.” ad that it won't give us all the small-pox. If I only had time to fumigate it with sulphur! but I haven't, for | hear his latch-key im the front door this very minute, Now to confront him with the lost article d make him ashamed of himself for doubt . for one instant, the veracity trathfal little wife, | zi NYPEATILE! Awoso the tall ‘The winds wail The grapes hang purple on the vines, For it is now October ely pities and sober— Jack Frost ha And crim Red in the west t And birds their mat kissed exch maple bough. falling— sun sinks low, leaves a Back to the Within the A thousand sparrows chirp, The day is nearly over. And years have fled since in yon wood We culled autumnal flowers- How litt Those we we understood — And on the stile—th 1 live the You by my side in wi ppy lover ‘ing there until night threw Her velvet mantle o'er us, We pledged to each our love anew, And all seemed joy before us. Alas! how little then we knew Our vows must soon be broken— And each fond word—to us so true— Had better ne'er been spoken. propora. Washington Gossip. fy ovk OWN LAR, Wasmsotos, D, C., Oct. 25. RrcogNiziNc—with your local chief mags istrate, Mayor Edson—the fact that there are times when too much zeal in a public officer has to be put down by the hand of stern authority ; that there is such a thing as being too darn smart, especially when some of the bosses’ political friends are likely to suffer by the mistimed zeal, the heads of departments here have lately made several removals for cause, and although some of them have your correspondent’s unqualified approval, he f that in the majority of cases, outside influ- has had much more to do with the al than any unofficial of his | | | Albert | could as well etcommitted by | places in the ranks of the million Uy VA IYP Miss (uncertain age)—J pride myself on my descent ; the Mayflower. DeSwiti— Was it your father or mother, the discharged employee. Here scapitated, together of crimes for which they suffered. Huter, War Department; canse—wi time of the public hunting up the 4 pension applicant instead of improvin mind by a perusal of the morni Royal Binks, Interior Department 3 at the office time every me ury Department paid to perform. Department of Justice ; oring to do duties to- be left over till to-morrow. 1 rnon Ducker, Navy Department 5 inting out an error in John Roach’s bill, error b ing in J. R,’s faver, and Thomas Biles, Post Office Department answering an important letter inst attending to his lunch. is a list of deseription Perey it rd e ase In view of the speedy ocenpancy of the White House by the President, many im- provements are being made, and alte: that were suggested by Mr. Arthur, out. Your correspondent, thanks to the courtes lo De Wart, the Domo of the offic mansion, is enabled to give your readers some was of the work now rapidly being performed. The first part of the r nee Visi was the kitchen, where your correspondent was a wit- ness to the interesting ceremony of removing an old stovepipe, and the fixing of a new ‘0 all those who have experienced the ution of adjusting a stovepipe, 1 need ly say that the epartment was for quite a while tinged blu with. blas spheming. Were your corre: dent a moral philanthropist, one of his first acts would be the establishment of a society for the suppression of stovepipes, for h satisfied that th of much loud and ow hire plumbers were their es, by ity. preparing to take nae one of my ancestors came over in Z upa hole in the waste-pipe of the sink, while a colored citizen was nthe surplus in the ound of wl the amiable De Wart, next visited the Presi- nerous sup- 1 spirituous liquors mee reserved for their Hock, Cham- 3 whisky, fermany ; Zhin, hitterish, from Hostetter ; from— sheers for stent—hic—shinse Ole your. corre dent’s cella ply of various malt just laid down in the ion. Ale, Mozelle n Kentucky ni Switzer! prezze Arsher—besht Grant—hip, une, sudden and severe rrespon T cella deseription of a s and improvements in the White House, we readers to our next i nt cons acted in the President for further Hteratic must refer our Mrs. McExnoy, t time charge « nt’s sister, will White House, hand to be caught? np LoRNE has sent two buffaloes to tlind—a reminder they will be to him of the times spent on the happy hunting grounds of the country he governed for his mother-in-law, Goversxon Botien Massachusetts, is Fifth Avenue Ie 1 Boston to ¢ known to be fond of each other. Mayor Low isagain to be Mayor of Brook- lyn, ; comicbooks.com