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WHAT Is rHE rsrr oraaer OF rur COUNCIL. a. Raj

a.
TtEHEE N.- y sTH.
IN speaking of fhe Sltt; e.tssr.ng OF Roman
taIaaic bishops 10 he iaid aJ Baltimore next
month. prominent PITT -pnrv.r. a well known
catholic sad The Importance n the meeting has
ben exaggerated Is chief business VIII ~ Ia
devise rd'es aui goverum- nj under which tho
priests 81 ne church NAV enjoy greater liberties
This = very much in nature ~ 4 revolution when
the me conservation ~ lie Catholic church IL
remembered. something ~ tlla Kind VAS ns>es-
S4'N nng a-a l3f lie Intelligent N tlla priest
h'tf BIS Increased ~ proportion u the growth of
1t' -fh on. ana tire tliHe has cune when fh.-f
ail~f "- rt@t<uE-L TIN, lbs teen shown IA
our 9"o community an eases ~ Fathers Hickey,
~lt1hfn ara Tracey, afi these. Important A. thu
are. nave l'alrafTt only IN small degree -
''Nl"rf II IT, 1'ifnou he ti~buJt> have upt ~,l--
Cf~'tr, NE reform er their own record Asa p -
they arr Mt better Than other men and r,aiur-r
power r'l'f anilN Euf a. t"gine apparent II ih.ff
Supporters long AKA thai something would have -
To- taut. ani p" bishops have Csn .fnu,y been -,-
mite" II do the wurS IL what manner ih, 49,.
tim nt government vii De AMENDED. canro- IS.
how. None ilii those who attend the cenysI.t SOFA
" III snow uVtil after IA" results achieved by The,
haze been approved 10y the poie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

BEAUTY
For Rough, Ctapped and oily Skin. Backheads and
Shlu ii einlshes, use CUTICURA Soap. d3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

FE'IE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
d upon the Aiutuai i>eve Fund Life Association
nehd'd to utterly ruin It's business. but il
Lave l'l til" opposite effect. for single
month applications received fer S2SJoDD ir,slr
anc'. assessment No 10. just collected brought
Sc"C00 The fund exceeds 100000 which
i beng invested III Us. Bonds by IT,. trustee
tGai Trust Company OF New York The Association COM
lettd It's third year IL October ui has already written
l65Gcertcatcs covering 70ta0 600 OF insurance The
fdi issic Zee and years dues i'll advance $50 on
Sa-tOn and $50 $1,000. The annual dues forex-
iclSs ere g Tor each 600 ot the certificate The Is
easements for Cath claims age IS on ach
Loco ." the certificate: p - ~ age A. 81 4a-a
10 - 2 axe %, ST. One fourth ui each
mao tc resolve I!rd protect the cOInI;tly
!aIses ana extra mortality. Come 4ilsre. Office
1uCI 4 street
III II. KNIGHT. General Agent
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STEAMERS.

= GRITTY Cl.f.11AN LLOYD
: s slts1f~z-fp LrrE BETWEEN Wv TopK HAvRE
..,El.I~ srTFHANfFEsN 4NE5 BFENFS
1l sts.i 20 TINS company vii sail EVERY WE'D
- 3 .--. sAt ii;A. from Er per. foot OF
-.F e. i,- "a. i,att-@Of IaSsiT.- New York
l..a Loo >sr.. hampton snd Bremen FIRST cabin,
". cl'r -t--it ra bi. 5ih. Storage. S20 pFeI,ai1
sfs.ff saS. -. or frll~ft or Iassa2,. apply
= tEli Is IS 60, Bowling Green. New York: VI IL
II .Lll't = g.. 70 Pms yIy.IiIa avenue north
r.-.. 81. --# -.r "a. aIl--tuB- ,all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

CoNPLETIoS OF A MARYLAND RAERoaD.-The
last rail uf the Maryland central Narrow Gauge
railroad was i.stt yesterday. completing The road
it conn actS with the crk and Peach B,tIom Mar
row Gauge railroad. and with branch road TO
Peach ssOttOIn. OF the SuSaueildnna river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

POISONED BY EATING EGGS.-aJ Charlotte, Y. C..
John c. March. a lawyer and his vie. James
Boylan and Reese Blair, were poisoned b. egtIng
eggs sunday morning. 1T Beaver dam. Hinn
county. Marsh 4 ed, but the Others are supposed
To be OFT OF danger The eggs are believed 20 have
been poisoned FOR the purn,1e OF killing rats aad TO
have been put On the breakfast table by mistake.
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HSAED LINE
NOTICE
fhNE ROUTE
III stED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
IL : NJ . YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

NOTICE.
fhNE ROUTE
III FT-ttBD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
III. NJ" YORK and LIVERPOOL
tttIiHts 4" CORK H3EEnR
IRON iiI& 20 M. NEW YORK
s----- I 81. IN. , j; thIa..... W q. Jan. 20
Z 81. d. Ian. q it-,lla.... We'd Fcb t.
-. -l-----t go. in /. CALI --.-.... We'd. Sd. r.
t>piyTf,- WtpNFSDAI fE0Ni NEW YoHh
t-.,- g. z-=.-r. So : . aii4 800 according
s-.rs-e rv low rates Storage tickets from, Iiv.
s. - e,>- 51.- s- T.. ether parts OF Europe II
H.r ',.l= If laden efvcr for Belfast. GLASGOW
J ~. N-v and other Ports The Continent and
:. ,,f...-. Gay. feE5-.
81. .-.- Es -.-a az y at the Conlrauy'e Office
y T. i'ri.s tItrzl ~ both strcT}-a and cabin
tst7 LI-tLCH 90. 90 'sI street. y a-i.u- sto.4
hA-,1uN u BROWN & Co Nev York.
c 90 --tSgIs. . l. rft..-l-bN & co
-s tt=' ttA street. washington.
Te1-- ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM =
~ lf. --.-=. tuI l.-.l,d C.yl.-bGiit Dutch
Steamships t.F i-.-f- a.5-4 EI.iEtt ". ktI II R.
$3.50. .r-..E51. - rptHi IAANDtM. T. ca
l.<., 81. =, >..5b'Llf>. Il AS. c.arryire tn u J
N- H. 5--tsss-- j. "aT IS Pier. foot of
t.-- -.-.. cry, ~ J.. T.--u!ary every WE'D
s-.A ..- -.-...l -iiu Ara-ts ralIl alternately
..E- -+ral5 cabin. : O. gtsa:at-s. So
,rl-f = -e-s-ai Ascent. = -uutr = ill".u street
-.. it-s- s,-sa-- aI.f J. to ". u AIEIKEItDTT
g. CO.. FL. tE..-t ltt- .a>i.l.=tpG. OIL
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HOMICIDE IN WARPYSToS vA-The Alexandria

HOMICIDE N WARPESToS, VA.-The Alexandria
CG-ef" SAYS that saturday night a quarrel took
place between JOAN Hanshnrough. white, and
".:an' Ford. q nayro bl-hcr in WarrenTan. nc
seems that flansbrrGu~h iiroDpei his ring behind
me w,ts1tand in FOrd'- shop and on moving the
stand. Ford bee IN" Amy AMI pHeyuH "a quar-
rel, during which HtnSborough stepped out
on the sidewalk when Ford shut the door and fired
through -" glass window III IL. the bah striking
UaEsito"cUEa III the eEe anl penetrating The brain.
tia,ES rough lied IN y minutes. The whole town
!lat"ly arouse! ana Sllrrounind by armed
men. who seemed nsnt upOn iVncninE Ford. hut
tirlri1T the excitement he surrendered himself 10
the authorities and j. now safely lodged III Iail.
Ho~i * de- = T. character and has been p sew
erti ST. apes before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

ST!oT WITu Toy PlSTOr--At New Haven En-
Hfa- White. c-at riDa'ar;i son of Mrs Catnari1a
Nht". $40, htS Younger nrothGr. aged ten. with a
To- aI~t0 surely afternoon. Both BOYS were
ni,yi'.@ WITH NJ weapon u: they al net Ihial. II
W l"'@@t ifHriG-- tner @tUe Ernest annrnt
-" piSci II Ms i:'aer s2vi,g he all 50: ..Y1ur
rrtr"g vGEr lie and pulled the trigger. \ ra-
nor' followed 3n.i = bullet pierced Edwards brain.
ne vonniei: hov Is ~tiI alive and perfectly con-
-c,ou5. but ta cslilct recover The wound has
a--i ;i'nh"h Z" depth vi tour inches, bus the
b.. !! cannot lie found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

\ HEAFTTEss NIFE's WoRE-In Phila-
dapha. Martin Hagen died yesterday morn
Ing from al overdose OF Iaudanum.
alter two previous unsuccessful attempts
upon bis life. His friends Ssv that the rash at
was caused nv his wile's leartieas treatment. se
having deserted him two years ago after taking
$500, which he had been several years accu,Hu,at-
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

\ DTEL tETcC~TD ti,TwEEN TWO MILWAUKEE
J., yyEs,s.--i.phi3ln y, f2cr. rell-knO~n .tlo--
~ OF M.i"ar,ca, AMI Col. VIM. T. Villas. ne
famC-s Ir0ql.' 5 orator. Were opposing counsel in
ie-at canfrv, -. IN 4 Milwaukee. court ;br- n har
,!ay asi drrn titc proceedings Mariner, 0hiact1ng
~ spne tting @it by !io,. junnet 10 his feet AMI
exclaimed "You are Il liar II; you are a liar. Z"
Villas faced Mariner. ana III i01ty manner acc use.
hi3l III ia.irg ,Iarau - Z! the court room TO i'll
sulj aim and - prove EnSefa hutIy,a hr}2gart md
coward Friends ipt,Firr1d aha led ltle two men
M man. II Is believed hat he vii. challenge Mari
u: ITO iigi.t Ct!@ Mariner vino * also diS,in-
the challenge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-01

THE IOWA Poor. DISSOLyES.-AS result OF the
allday consultation n Chicago, yesterday, OF rep
rpsentattyes OF the roads interested, the formal
dissolution OF the Iowa Railway association. better
take erect on the Slst II was decided TO maintain
the existing rates until next Thursday, when an
other meeting VIII be held In Chicago, at which
tine ifii agton road will be represented, and when
the terms Upon which that road can enter the new
western railway alliance win be stated. The Bur
Iington officials are absolutely non-committM @ 70
they are waiting to know the terms Of the trfpar-
tife Agreement a affecting their line It Is tacttly
admitted that on tho result q Tbunoay1 meeu0g
hinges peace or WaE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

2l8 men who faced the heights
that morning. We brought out
the colors, and by rolling and
creeping succeeded in seeking
shelter under the brick walls Of
the town. Nearly two and hall
years after, when Lee army
stacked arms for the last time, !
asked him what was the hottest
place he was ever in, and he re-
piled without hesitation, Fred
ericksburg.' That night while
old Mike and / were preparing to
have some supper, near the corntr r
OF Princess Anne and Caroline
streets, put my right hand into
my haversack to get some crack
ers, and upon examining the
handful brought out, we found the
bullet which had caused the first
tug at my side that morning.
The discovery led Mike to remark:
Better have it in your hand than
where you are putting that hard
tack and coffee.
"That is the story Of one day's
life in the Army OF the Potomac"
added the veteran, 1.-The expert
ence is not exclusively mine.
Hundreds can tell similar story,
and for that reason you are not
to use my name All you want
is more light on the events of a
day that will never be effaced
from my memory if I live to the
age of Methuselah.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that 1t Is the intention
II the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles te
TO change and establish the grade cf Hill street
from Second street to point on Hill street 800
feet northerly from the north boundary Of First
street as fellows:
At the intersection Of Hill and Second streets
the grade shall be, AS now established, IS feet
,bove the datum plane; at the intersection OF
Hill and First streets the grade shall be 65 feet
,bove the datum plane; at point in the center
line Of Hill street, 240 feet northcrly from the
north boundary Of First street, the grade shall
be o. feet above the datum plane; at n po mt in
the ceLter line Of Hill street, 800 feet northery
fro the north boundary Of First street, the
grade shall be. now established, l4) feet above
the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified to file
their objections II any they have, with the Clerk
Of the Council. within ten days after the date
II the first publication Of this notice.
By order OF the Council Of the city OF Los An
seles at Its meeting of March l7th A. d, 1884.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Jlerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles.
los Angeles, March IS, A. d. 1884
10 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
NO SPECTATORS.
Class for Ladies' and Children on Saturday after
moons at Q.
Private Lessons at any hour.
Tickets for six lessons o..
No Visitors but Married Ladies.
jan23 EN-
Professor Louis Adams,

Who has had twenS S-seven years experience as
teacher, will give lessons in the French Language
at his office, No. 81 Baker Block, or at pupils res
idepee, on moderate terms References: Mr..
eugene Meyer, French Consul. Miss Stoneman,
!. II. Griffith, Mrs Bishop Kip, G. A. pobinsoL
and many others. jy24 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
wEEKLYHER

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
TERMS.
One year by mail or express, one co.
Six months,
Three months
Advertisements inserted at reass
Job Work done to compete with San
Ice style and elegance Of workman
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
BANKING HoUs

CAPITAL STOCK, pam Up, I'D
Reserve Fund. $500, God
JOHN Z. Platter. ........ Pr
r. 8. BAKER Weep:
H. L. NAoNEIL. L...........
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Certificate of Copartnershir.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l.
CIrY AND COUNTY or Los ASogLEs,
We. the undersigned. do hereby certify that vt
are partners. transacting business in this city
at the said county Of Los Angeles, under the
nrm name and style Of Dreyer & Rutnard; that
the names In full Of all the members Of such part
nership are John Dreyer and Charles kuthard
and that the places OF our respec
tive residences are set opposite our respective
names, hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands this 14th day Of March, 1884.
John Dreyer, Los Angeles county, Cal.
Charles Ruthard. Los Angeles county, Cal
Signed and sealed before T 8. Hail. Notary
Public, on the date above written. mari6 Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

Pursuant to an order Of this Court, M sde this
day notice is hereby given that Moniay. the II!
day OF April, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m Of sal
day. at the court room Of this Court. in III
city and county OF Los Angeles, has been appoin
cd Tor hearing the application OF Carrie Soc liner
praying that q document no on fl
In this Court. purporting TO he the last Vii
and Testament OF Martin S1ellnsr deceased, be
mitted TO probate, and that letters OF s6-
ministration with the Will annrxe
be issued thereon to Carrie Soellner, at whici
time and place fll persons Interested thore
may appear and contest the same.
A. W. POTTS, County Cork.
Fy h. z. TAsEY, Deputy. mr26 lot
DatsS March "a l9a4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
hughes Russian Baths.

After suffering for months with soiatic rheu.
nAtism, and after trying most all remedial
agencies, including electricity, WAS so reduced
- 70 be unable to walk. was induced to try
Iughes Ru ssian and Electric Paths, 3l7 North
lain street, and lfter a Course Of Is baths was
OF ly cured, but ! have not had relapse. !
till take the baths occasionally as Apreventve
nd have recommended them TO others Sho
AVE been greatly benefited by them.
O. W. MORGAN,
on In rnioe b5 Temple Block
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
REMOVAL.

The Continental Oil and Transportation Com
pany (E. A. Edwards, Manager) have removed
their office Into the Hardware store OF Lacy.
Viereck Co., No. l2i Los Angeles street.
fBTelephone No. lis as before. mh6f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

Agents.
NEW Y0RK--Agency Of the London, Paris and
Ameri an Bank, Limited, 46 Exchange Place.
PARIS-Messrs. Lazard Freres & Tie, 10 Rue
Ste. Cecie.
Having succeeded to the business Of Messrs
Lazard Freres, San Francisco, We are now pre-
pared to do general banking business.
Bills Of exchange and telegraphic transfers
France, Germany, belgium, Holland, switzer.
land, china, Japan, Australia, Central AM
south America, and principal cities Of the
United States. -
COMMERCIAL and TRAVELLERS CREDITS
issued, available In oil parts of the world
COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates Of ex.
change.
Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and re-
ceive Deposits on open accounts.
BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD. tlmmlA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen furnished room within three minutes
walk Of the Court House: rooms now are coupled:
will net TO the party purthasng this bargain $50
yer month. Enquire Of
RENNE, FINNEY 4 KNOX,
oc4u 2s First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
q a H ID .

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO AN, OUNCE
that they have transferred their banking bust,
ness TO the LONDON, PARIS and AMERICAN
BANK, LIMITED incorporated in London Jan.
uary 8, lSSA), which will continue the same
Ghe old premises, 205 Sansome street. All othe
business Of LAZAkD FRERES will be settled b
themselves at the same place. Thanking tn
public for the liberal patronage Of the past, VI
aeg to solicit the continuance Of the same for om
successors. LAZARD FRERES,
San Francisco, March 6, 1884
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving viii, Etc.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
SrArroy CALIFORNIA, 50
COUNTY oY Los AEorLs.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF P. N. vsjar. de-
ceased.

Pursuant to an order Of this Court, made th
DAY, notice Is hereby given that saturday the 6tl
day OF April, 1884, at II o'clock A. n
OF said day, at the Court Room Of this Courl
in county OF Los Angeles, has been appointe
tor hearing the application OF Mary q. yejar
praying that . document now on file in thi
Court, purportng to be the last will and pesta,
nent OF r N Vslr, decessst, be admitted
robste, and that letters OF administration wit,
the Will ann, x-d bs Issued thereon to Mary
Vejar, ut which time and place all persons inter
esssd therein ml appear and 20 iIe,t the sam
A. W. POTTS. County Clerk.
BY A. RixpAu, Deputy.
Dated March "a, lsst mar7SN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

Whole Tickets, %. ffaIt Tickets A,
27 Tickets, $50. b5 Tickets sion
Remit Money or Postal Note, Bank Draft in
letter or seld by Express ORDERS Of
- and upward, BY Express, can be sent at our
expense. Address all orders TO
2-dS~ J. J. DOUGLAS, Covinston,Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
TEACHERS.
Boox.xEEpinc TAUGHT.

A book keeper desires t. give course Of In
struction In al branches OF book keeping in the
most thorough manner on moderate terms Only
limited number Of pupils need apply. Address
IN. L. p" HERALD ONCE mh5-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

DIRECTORS:
J. s. eLAUsoH, JofHAn I'm
JOHN Z. PLATiR, Ressas g. /
JoHN A. rAxf0H, 0n0Ral W.
r. II. WrDHIY. -
lNBuy AND SELL ExcHANas o
New York, London, Paris, Berli A
eHBuY ExcHANen on all parts Fl
States and Europe. Nj
~ HRlcl1vn MoSBY on epen accorl
cato Of deposit, and do = general
exchange business E|
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-14
CoTnanche Pool

Comanebe Pool range In CornaIche county
and insiLRn Territory. Heaiquayters camp NJ
teyAn-villc, On ms Salt Fork. BusinC~s head
itidrfrrz, NcdfctI.s Tyoigp. Dlr1Sctyrs: A. G..
eVANS X ". PAuLIPs, X. KIRK.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-11-14
Even Bro.

EWeU Bro.
On both sides sr hips
Ear marks smooth
crop on OF each ear.
eOme branded UL-
Ranch on the Eagle
Chief. P.o- Kiowa.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
r.enu,nx safely from a Fast Train.

A Vermont correspondent Of the Boston
Journal writes "Fred. Adams. a young
student at the Vermont Episcopal Institute
nj burlington, ran away from the school on
Tuesday, making bis escape from third
story WINDOW In the night by tying sheets
Together. lie walked across the country
to Richmond station, some twenty miles.
where he appeared on Thursday noon, and
took the Boston fast express on the Gen.
trail Vermont railroad. lie told the con-
duc,or, Murray. that he wanted to 20 to
his home in West Windsor, but as the con-
duetor had ascertaiued that thestudent was
running away from the Institute, the boy
was informed that he would be handed over
10 the authorities at the next station. Adams
took a flying leap from the train as II was
passing Jonesville at the rate OF forty miles
an hour. The passengers who saw
him leap were greatly alarmed. the
bell.rope was pulled and the train stopped
and backed up to pick up the body
OF the rash student. When the train
came TO the spot where the supposed
fatal leap was made. the boy was seen scam
pering up the hillside. lie was not seen
again by any trainmen until Thursday
night, when be went aboard OF Conductor
Quimby's train ut Jonesville. having wan
dered about In the woods after jumping
from the fast-express train. The youth
showed only slight bruises from bis tumble
and was far from beng used up. He was
on his way home when last beard oi. Adams
Is the son OF the postmistress at West Wind
ser, aud has caused no little trouble BY his
rtbeIlious spirit. which Is manifested in his
opposition TO student-liie at Rock Point.
He once before ran away from the Insti-
tUte.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Mr.. ]. y. Lay, lis south Pine street.
Richmond, says: 81 have taken Browns
Ison Bitters for dyspepsia, and pronounce
10 very superior tonic. have recon-
mended II 70 my friends, who are equally
well pleased."
Alder bark contains tannin In quantity
yarioGsly estimated at from 3 70 20 per
cent. Lamasse says that this fanniu Is a
methyl-tanDiu. and belongs TO The same
series a. that OF the oak. with ferrous
acetate Il gives reddish blue preclpitate |;
with ferrous suipbste an olive green. Il Is
precipitated with solution OF gum, but II Is
not affected by tsrta emetie.
Mr.. j. A. Golden, 0ol west Seventeenth
street, Richmond. says; 81 consider
Browns Iron Bitters superior to any other
tpnic preparation. The demand for Il u 20
great that / can hardly keep myself SUD-
piled. Ny cnst0mtrs have unb0unded faith
" this popular remedy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16


Y,,o ,ren1lon 81 re lafs John n. Patton
Il. ss.rssin 9. 4. Ivnham In he semtuis-
crpc<s n the bench ana bar 81 Richmond
IN onfe. bstism days calls 10 mind one whos
Ind hIs iifo been spared. would mai PROD.
sbsl,iv have cellpsed the gorruelc fame Of
~ dtalIpeulshtd father. When the war
berup George smith Patton was partncr
81 George w. summers. and rapidly rising
10 The highest professional eminence. LID
e,aIIy endowed by nature. no nevertheless
believed. With Dickens. that genius u IRAN
sceudenf energy. Writing 10 me from
Richmond on November - 1852 Zoe was
then m bis nineteenth year,, no says;
What are you doings Il your question:
I have Al last settled down, q bard student
OF Law. and hopa bv attention and reelection
to have fair knowledge OF my craft Isw
wears hence. I see you smile when you
read the words hard student. but aii Is
true a,ns, too true. The stern, unyie'd-
ing hand OF fate has made me dependent on
my owl, exefions, and the reaiizstion OF
this dependency has Just forced ifseh on
me and gwen me an impetus 10, trust lhe
right direction. And having chosen my
profession, feeling OF ambition which has
ala ays strived within me, makes me aoor
10 excel In IT.. am fully aware tllat proo.
ably have before Uc iOuS hVstsaS -
s.inted means and deferred hopes. but !
have braced myself for the struggle, and
shall persevere TO the end. The profession
Of The law is very full, and everybody who
has gained college celebrity In the wrang.
llnes Of debating society thinks himself
destined to he Story. a Coke, or Black
stone; but so it Is With every profession'
art. or trade. A.tene'o"'
studious habits. and perseverance are neces-
sary to secure success In whatever position
one Is placed, and II all must learn to labor
and to wait, it's as honorable, as wen, 70
wait In lawyers Office asin blacksmth's
shed. Every man holds the key OF his own
success and fame. and be wins the race who
strains the most. There's fate in all things.
and II am to succeed--well, I'll do 1t In
law as well rs in ANYTHING else. And now
let me end this lecture by asking what are
you doings"
Commencing the foregoing words OF wis
dom TO the Junior members OF the probes
SION, / am, &c, JOSEPH MAYO.