The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-27

[ IN this CITY, or al least il his clErcl, some,
. q ne most beautiful fcrmal.srn. OF perhe 5
/ l- would ~ letter 20 say charming ritual
I -s-1, ever seen err. Dr. Warren IS q mid
T al1 ciE1ir7d geatleulzn. NJ b a healthy
I 90 r. u color - MS cleeks he l0oks as If
/ Is fslllE trip . the s. Lawrence last sdn-
{ -l-- 50 u stood MIN IL god stead.
'rl1 NJ q hounds, wnicl cle-gyrnen
I y tie q lu-ch II Ea-la11 us=i q intul =
I 50 gene ally lJJ yeas a-0" SAID If. Is ar
zen. has for The past fifty or SKY years
I Dee considered more or less in4dvls3ble for
I tne clsrgF' especially Il fu hunting COS
/ tlile Inc current % niol for q gen
erz-iol OF tsO has bee against Il / neg
I rode u mounds. bat an a belie-e- IN open
a. s2oT-s n p-oDs- sur-oI d1ys Now
a1ays, Fhe al English cle--ymsn hunts
. ~ al, II ) In MS own i-b. MS horse
cav .ug- as II were, 'hy accident run into
t-e ned ana become U1cCutTDllable.'
Bat II ny mi I'd there IS no real reason
/ why a cleT- vr1an 50 E.ll'c ID whatever q
leFuu- leyE-an may so. / have always
iaF rel 10 est manly sports as recre zion
AMI exercise, not, q lurse. for ha5itu Il
occupation Add when q Ger ,vTna IN
1ui5eS IN them he mus al ways have regard
tJF us example and Inh 1elce. Now. / am
I 10 a II rs ing. | us-i = cast the fly in the
old country, and last su amer went fishing
| On the st. Lawrence. where had excellent
]
chess, billiards, whist and backgammon,
W-ea PA e1 not for money, but silnp for
recreation and without setting a nur ful
I example, there Is NJ reason IL my Cpl ion
why preacher shouldn't play teen. But
( only on weeS days On So day there must
De a. sport Of any kind
i game OF cards, said the sage Of
Fiyinoutn pulpit, rs g -nJcent IS a game
OF checkers, but il i sit ID play a game
OF cards sou may give young pc Ole Of
iooss instruction and narrow views tbs in
preston tnat II they may play carls they
may gamble AMI dri wine a ID give way
d dls>ip stio1 in multitude Il was. Gam
ping WITH cards, or dIcs, + stocks, is a
one Onlng-it Is getting mJIey wit out
| giving an equivsle 1T r It. A g2msster, as
zen Is the cool, calculating, esseut al spirit
I concentrated, ava ci0us sefs ness"
Inere are plenty Of preachers in New York
TO-DAY VINO " Juld as lief SHAKE hands tn
10 devil as play a game Of c. ards. But, es
Or. Greer said, tn r is a ret lrn to com
mon sense o. all sucA subjec s.
BILLIARDS N PRIVATE
At Christ church, Tairtg-ifta street and
| Fifth avenue, Rev. D +. Salpnan WIS found,
de IS man Of englgI Z pres snce, clear,
| sparkll < ses aud kind manners Il am a
| nshdrnan, said he, and for years have
| S lt Two nOItas Of every summer camp
/ IN out on Beaver river IN the Adirondacks.
| delg IN that sport, aud find health
/ an lsement and indeed, recreation in it.
| / doI't loot, but ses ~ special obj hon to
| 1t. 1t does seem 10 me, however, tlat 5 o t
| Ing taxes away a higle' type Of life than
| fishing does, aud that fish suffer very little
/ when caught Ny boys ca mp out with me
IA summer, and they do the gu1ning for
| the parry"
As fJr billiards, chess. cards, and the
/ l ke, this dist guisled divine continued.
| Il kaow Of no reason why a clergyman
| shouIdn'J play bill .rd5 at priva billiard
table. Pubic billIa d rooms, on acc 1unc Of
their assOciatio IS ana the attendant indul-
g-nce in liquor, the bar, etc, would, Of
course, not be proper places for preacher
b frequent. As for clefs, / haven't time
had the inclination. I couldn't afford to
spend six hours over single gam=-of any
| tlIng. Cards l know nothing ABOUT, so of
course | never play waist do not, in
fact, know one card f.om the other. but my
wife and children play at home in the even
ing"