The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-08

j NNEs the lllIlns anu " = VI tue INV
+ aud law students Of Salina. We
given 3 banquet, Saturday night,
Limegrover & Heads restaurant. b
VIM. H. Bishop. The occasion WI
the celebration Of his birthday. III
attendance was composed Of the 10
lowing legal lights. who have hitl
erto remained in single bliss. viz
/ The host, W. II. Bishop, J. r. stu
man. r. A. Bureh, j. F.. Anderson
Walter Francis. W. X Huston, {
VI. Kerns, {. : Majors, Clarenc
Wilson, ". F. Musser. N. +. Ander
son, A. ;. Dewitt aud ". r. Grim
An excellent repast was spread on
before them, to which the following
bill Of fare, found upon the table
will amply testify.
MEAN-YOU.
"Ihe banquet waits; what woulC
yOu?"
SuUPs-Bona fides. bone o. con.
tentiOn, habeas corpus.
STEws-Welis, Washburn, Water.
man. Wade.
FIsH-Sbark, Sucker, Cat, Mullet,
cod.
WUuld'st thou with
mighty beef augment the meal 49,
Blackstone, Chilly, Kent, Ram Eter-
nal
ENTREEs-"The sauce 10 meat il
ceremony. Tongue, Hart, Wood
Coke. Bacon, Byles.
GAME Drake, Brandt swan. Her
on. Angel. Poker.
Es-"Ia~te after taste up-
held with kindliest change Re
tainer. Assignments. Divorce, Ali
mUuy. Wills, Crime.
HICRLEs-Cheek. Chaw-C haw.
Cabbage head. Beats.
NrTs-"The sound Of dropping
nuts j. heard" Beach, Coffee. Cocoa,
Butter. Wall, Chest.
PASTRY There j. a iny not writ
ina any book, Which dwell~ within
he triumphs of the cook. Mucil-
age, Wind Pudding. Kerr, Bliss,
Broom, 'Sault and Batter
DEssEHT-Bump, Taliy Palsyrr.
Rice, Halves. Plumb.
BFvFRAGE--"T feast j. DER
now trimming wine 10 lOrdly cup is
seen to shine, before each eager
guest. Gall, " id0Ws' signs, ink.
Orphans Tears, Lie.
"Pr'ythee. nu more
Al the close or the, houutiful sup
per. toa-t- were ia order. aud J. u
-turuau. acting as toast master. pro-
,os-d in turn ;hc following t"a-t-.
which were responded Co a. noted.
Legal Ethics, response 10y X. \. !
iurch Mr.. Burel handled his sub
ret with profound eruditi"n
how rd deep research. and elucidat-
I'd aHd united many GORDON knots
The Lawyer a. 81 smoker" By !
n r. Nu--rr. Was well deliy-rrd, !
nat called forth good deal Of /
suehter % ws- chnrk full Of "rigi-
bal IDEAS
The Lawyer al tiie Poker table, "
vas ably responded to 10y Clarence
wilson. lie exhibited great skill la
handling this subject a~ carefully a.
.e did.
The Lawyer u- au Economist.
y Waller Francis. Mas an able and
Exhaustive a. well a. humorous dis
curse. and ELECTED hearty applause.
The Lawyer az a Reformer.' was
eatiy responded To by y. r. Andcr-
on. in we'll chosen language, which
bowed the speaker 10 hr well ac-
uaiuted With this subject.
The Lawyers PRAYER" was very
bly, responded to by ". r. Huston,
mo showed in II mastery manner.
i- striking familiarity with his
s.iect.
The Lawyer rs a Politician was
eud-omeiy responded to by c. VI
.-rns. His arguments we're pro-
lulgated very forcibly and explicit
r.. and showed his mastery of deliv-
-. SIS well As deepncss of Thought.
Al the conclusion Of all this" Feast
+ ressou and how of soul. J. F..
nder-nn, Esq, in Il few well chns-
u and appropriate words. and i'm be-
ali oi the guests, presented to the
ost Judge VIM. II. Bishop. a fine
old headed cane. - token of the
,vr and respect. with which he t.
cid by those who know him be-'.
% ,he head of the cane was in~crib-
q. To W. II. B., March .. lsoN.
Judge Bishop, very beautifully
ni louchingly returned hi> thanks
, the donors, and after passing
,mr pleassntrie>. all dispersed for
lcir hnmos.