New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11


all forlorn, Sometimes, whom In Gespcrao'y VIZ"
al tumor he tells this story at Senator h'arr'S GA
nonse lie was trying case iWoi'ihs '''''"'
financial transactions, and felt un"ihnS ~ "" 49,
clients fate to his own unalded judgment oo -.
brought Mr. Evarts into court with HIM. ino o'"'
meyer spoko aloud at all, but his "h"porou '"e
eestons were Invaluable. When tho oass way W.
ono ~ the Young men attached TO their onco as'u
iuryman what no thought OF Mr. EVar'S'
"Vbo's Lo1r asked the juror ,.
q Great IIeavensiD cried tho yophg man. oo"
Won know william NJ. EvartsP -
"Dunno's l do,' hopeessy responded tno '''V'.
Tho ccrk gave a gasp OF amazemenI i"0'' ="
ia he said, talking 10 Mr.. Beach, ,,
aOb him. Him with tho long nosef Don't thihN
much o, him. Tho only thing he said was %.
tcct, and hanged III couldn't have said tha' n'","
Mr. Choate used to be great aftcr-dihhcI sp'""r,'
bnt no has abandoned that dlverting paS''n' II,,
was afraid Of acquiring the reputation OF VIII n,'
last sneccb was at one of tho New England SOCIETY
aIrncrs IIe said he was tired Of this eternal Chatter
about the hcrolsm OF tho Pilgrim Fathers ~
high time the Pilgrim Mothers had snow 49,,
cnough the Pilgrim Fathers had to endure MUM '
was dlsagrccablc, but their burden was hoh'hs " '
horne by those unhappy Mothers. For they Ia "'
dtlon TO tho snow bound wilderness, tho ploou'hn'S
rrIuus tne cruel winter and the wasting ioVer-thoS
bad to stand tho Pilgrim Fathers also cohpaiou WI"
which all other dscomforts sank into ihs'en'h'""~'
rohn T. Parsons IS a typical English barris'or' d
model OF that Interesting class. Ills aD'i'!o'
- high ORDER and they accomplish goon W"
boih before judge and jury. Plah'lo'''S 70 10
chief attribute Ills and appearance oo'" "'
coll hut omincntly bu,lncssllc, in which respect ITO
is well fitted for tho times. Tho courts !" ''o'' ,,'
OF hurry and hustle have no time Tor fancy '''N's
They have all they do II It be done ever 80 sP'o'
ily They want lawyers to get right down ~ Jus
mesa show their facts say whatever Is pertinent anu
/ ii Sfnn
p,r.ons does In commercial matters he mas no SUI
,.,lor at the Bar but being devoid Of sentiment anu
| imaglnatlon OF hum0r and gcnaHtV' Nv - ""' H
I'm cases such as Baby BuniIngs' MI 'hoa'o on,o 10
f,rtcd crmly to a great lawyer whose most
scs had been dame in breach Of promise suits aS
d" the prince OF sexual advocacs.' ms "'s''n''o"
does not belong Mr.. Parsons His PRACTICE IS III
mcn,e and 80 largely confined tn mercantile matters
that many people wcrc amazed at his recent depart
urcs I'm tho cases of Jacob Sharp ana 'ha'"' M
| hucklc These arc to be explained IN the iact 'ha'
r. males small difference 10 Mr.. Parsons for whom or
for what his services employed lie does MS u"y
| r,Ilv and we'll pockets his fcs" and BIDS his che"
| GOOD morn,nc II he has won. we'll and good; II
e has lost well SIN and good. He DID his best, ana
Lovv could he 10 mors1 ono Of his married. peculiar
tiles Is tho eating of apple or cracker dn'ng INC
urocrrss II trial, and often when actually 'ns'S'n
! n argument tho court or I'm the examination vi
WITNESSES IIc never COOS 10 restaurant, bnt nj
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Nh, papers all tied mp neatly In tflc blue bordercd
uapkn 10 takes this on. holds II under his d",k
and bc'norn ohlccious AID exceptions 10 nlblc' con
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= course. has cone from ls administration in file
ourroca'e's Court. BOT o." IS well remembered ~ one
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