The sun., 1884-02-10
rur TALK IN WARRINGTON
"A Aseeasse or Te~ ocAsnres-Dr. Levtns's
per~Grtnattess.

A AAeeWoto Dt -. --N---s
Per~sr,uattess.
wAsHISoroN. Feb. s.-1he story that tho
Hon. Thomas Forterhouse Ochiltree had been
blnckba,Ied By tho Metropolitan Club turns
out to DO q base sIapder on that great and good
man. Wednesday night he gave dinner
worthy OF Lucullus. at which we're George Law.
Representatives wadsworth and Belmont. Sem
etors Butler and Jones, aud othcrs. IT may
not have reached New York how Tiger Tom
hung out his frat sign ne practising attorney.
Old Judge Oohiitree. soon after his illustrious
son had got his license to practise law. went
OF on few days trip; and Thomas" said
he. you may as well have n neat sIgn of the
now nrm painted and hung ur over tho once
door" When tho Old gentleman returned he
did indeed sec a noat sign over the offlco door.
He exam tned 1t through hia Roli-rimmcd spec
tncles, and then took on his hino ,ulnrs nmd
SThomss / +. ochiitreo aud Father. Attorneys
Comptroller Iawrence. the. gentleman from
Ohio who ATTEMPTED to Interfere with the Ter
violent I % mna s protans pers"n. aud tatSs IN oh.
servnton frnn the Treasury poriic?,, hefore
nn,u M nroot into the n"Gborhood o'
Comptroller Lawrence has all his declsions
bound and woe betids tue nninrtnnm,s mat, wmo no
in these volumes. .Somo Of the exp"sitinnts e. Of
law in them caused an ancient lawyer Of this
Of Ills life learning the iawt then came u so
called higher law that tram Piled on all thn law
law. BY Judge lawrence that demolished the
last vestive OF his original conception.
,er Tor psiring s for 40 indefinite a time with
senator Cameron. when the Democrats may
come to noe,l tho vote OF Senator at a very ur-
Ths ,CommlssIoner Of Garden sass has .,,l,e re-
turned from leetnring tour, with the % follow. Y.
delivered a bucoic address bsforr tho horny
handed farmers OF the New EnxlGnL Agrc,Ml- ,I
iors the American Library Association on The
the me,hEd Of srns'on t.
a few whncks on tue head with the milk pail to
mako her. stand still during tho process Of
lines with great effect:
| There wa. nddle. and he had a COW.
* e: III %$iss: A.:
Here" eloauentlv exclaimed the Commis-
dior used the COW with great, humanity, Now
ear the sequel % 90 eneoqraging T n, to US who are
The COW 60 sons,!sred .M M ,. very well:
| Corn rigs are bonny.'
oi The Mt Sss Mr.
Salem and made an address on Hnw, ,horno be-.
fore the Esse1 ipstitues In T., The he dsmol.
|
ktssR fs RG ssSf MASS IL S
Lyceum on Distinguished Persons l have
KNOWN" He mentioned Napoleon Donaparte
and Mime; Tussand. and recalled q delightful
George Washington Childs a. NJ. in 1918. wheI
they were all in their primo. He returned to tow!
on Thursday. md went in,lustr'ously to worI
to get himself made 2 Cabinet officer. II /,
queer how blind the President is not to wan
DR.. Lorlng. among his official advisers The
President doesn't seem To- tako my interest iI
the cultivation OF sorghum. and appears
strangely indifferent to garden sass In all It.
he doesn't think DR.. Loring's usefulness woult
be Increased by making him Cabinet officer
but when he misses the nomination at Chicago
neyt June he will probably know no what hit him IN
iorefinger.- lectured tho Committee on Pos
Onlces and Post Roads on the postal telegram
scheme on Thursday. The committee is lareel
composed Of ianti.monopoists. IN. Ban anti
come out and say SOL As Mr.. Andrew Carnee
remarked IN reply to an eloquent appeal from
distinguished lawyer against monopolies
The gentleman appears to be greatly oppose,
to all monopolies in which he Is not directly In
| toreSted."