The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-15

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~ Saddle Of Fenison, Curtant Jelly.
sALADs. .
Lobster sllad. Chicken Salad. Potato Salnt.
sardines, with Mustard sauce saritnes, with
Lemons. Celery.
GAMEt
Wild Turkey. Wild Goose. Wild Duck
Prairie Chickens, broel. Br0iled. Pheasant,
Iiroilcd Quail. on toaEt. Bro.led Squirrel.
Hroilcd Rabbit with Cream saucc'
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes. Boiled Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes.
Green Corn. Green Peas Oyster Plant.
a0'a coid slaw. i''A''S' uo. s sisIsa'p:
ENTREES.
oysters-steamed, Planned. Scallopcd. 81
BroileL. on Toast. Raw. on Half Shell.
Oyster Paddles. Oysier Filters,
oysGts iG po sew Boston Fancy
Turkey I IGlets. Yankee style l1t,
Chicago rllips, With poaioes. ia lplla.
COLD MEATS.
Cold Roast Beef Cold Tongue Bcyeled Ham,
Barbecued Ham.
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Apply hei Pic. se re- Lemon pie re-
Rice Pudding farlna Pudding.
Msearoons. Lady Finger. Lemon Wafew. Jumbies
Orange liali Moons.
FNIt Eqkc; Mountain Cake. Delicate Cake.
Pound Cake; Marble Cake. Orange Cake. !
ce Rei H!s''S qe'"sfs !ey s %as Jelly
90 New York While Glover Honey.
Apples. Oranges. Bananas. Figs. Ra.ins,
Malaga Grapes. tatAwba Grapes,
TEA. CHOCOLATE COFFEE.
For two hours the party remained at the
table, and yet so quickly did the moments
tIy that 1t seemed but Il quarter OF that time.
Jokes flew thick and fast from one table to
the other, and nerrihl6nt reiGiied supreme,
Il was season Of good cheer. After dinner
came the cigars and an adjournment to the
parlors. Some grouped themselves
around the fire places and induIg-
ed in "reminiscences; Others started
games OF whist. After some time spent In
this manner Mr.. Pendleton, Chairman OF the
CoMl}ittee Of Arrangements, called Judge
Jacob 10 the Chair; Judge Raymond vas
then called upon and spoke as follows; si>
Mn. CHAIRMAN: certainly feel very
much honored by being called on to address
the bar Of Ohio county on this occasion. A
few days more and it will have been ten
years since took my seat on the Supreme
llenck Of this State. At that time my asso,
ciates were the lamented Judge PAUL, Ohio
countyl,s able and brilliant member.
the talented Judge Eoirmah, d liar
Ilson county and the polished Judge
g. i: !. Moore, Of Mason county.
Ten short years have passed away, and it SO
happens that am the only one
,,.l = 3D. nh4es 4s Gorg.itpllqa Of 1874
away, being claimed by that piyine Proyi-
dence that orda!ns all thinr; next. Judge
Hoffman left, first resIsning and then
being called by death. The Honorable Judge
Moore next resigned, thus leaving me alone,
the only one OF the original bench. And
now, in the course OF events, it has become
nv duty also 10 step down. l feel that IL lisa
qs ss pfosd 3 FIJI e b55i.by s's ss
that On III OCCASIONS qna 1t alI times thS
""'a county Dir his Iui}arT,ly, ind WITHOUT
exception, conducted ltself towards zach
member OF the Court and ...tore tho Court
with self.respect aud dignity (Apptausci
! also desire 10 state that It has been the
pleasure OF the Supreme Court 10 pay great
Difference and respect 10 members Of Chic
county's bar who shaye prqctieed before 1t;
also to all the lawyers Of the ,State. Therd
has always existed a spirit Of friendliness. and
! trust that 1t may always be continued. !
now return sincere thanks and express the
felt by the Court, for the distin.
guished honor shown il on. tAis OCCASION,
Also let the say that whatever may be ny
destiny, wherever my residence, shall al.
ways hold admiration for and cherish the
memory Of the Ohio county bar. :,
Great chnnrps hava fNtan ptuco ~ fon
Year,; so far as can now remember there is
but one: single officer OF the court now au
officer, who was In his position when the
court was organized. What may take place
In the next ten years is only known 10 Him,
WHO rules and judges over all things. gT5'
| confess that II is with feelings Of sadness
that ] retire-feelings that are almost mex.
rressible. ! have been on the Bench so long
that Its duties are the most natural to me.
Elevated as have been on two occasions to
that high position by large constituency,
know that that same generosity and conf.
dence that placed ME there will forgive and
excuse me for my shortcomings and for the
step am now taking. Ii, =. III & -
{ 1again tender my most heartfelt thanks.
and in returning them again say that NV
feelings and the feelings of every member Of
the Court towards the bar Of the State are OF
the most pleasant character towards each and
all. Gentlemen, in closing my official lifo
allow me TO wish you q long and happy lilo
and a successful career. [Great applausel.
2 The Honorable Daniel Lamb now arose and
addressing the chair slated that Mt The De1t
meeting Of the Supreme, Court the commit.
tee appointed to prepare proper resolutions
Of respect and regret at the resignation Of
Judge Raymond would present the sstne. i
The games Of whist we're now resumed and
fol. half an honr. Eleven O'Clock
ARRIVING the cars wers announced and the
Eiamewafa Journey yas commenced; Tia
event was one tint will for i years
DO pleasantly Remembered. Tho : al.
In every 9 particular 4 wsfe
and without flaw. Mine host
Osborne WIS complimentcd on all sides The
dinner was a marvel, and has never been ex.
celled in this Vicinity. Every one wa.
charmed with the affair, and Ii will probabIr
not b s'. social NJ meeting q Wheengs
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