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nave R0OQ form and feat-
ure. / cannot conceive
a model lawyer in the
form Of a misshapen
man, and whether be be
tall like Lincoln, or
short like Douglas, or
massive like Webster, he
should be symmetrical
In form. regular of feat
ure and representative
OF the type to which he
belongs. Added TO these
personal qualifications
he should have breadth
Of mind and depth Of in
sight, else he will utterly
foil IN nrorn kha 49,, =
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work OF his calling ana
the acumen to conserve
a good part of his earn
ings. A judicious adj
mixture of these quail
ties makes the perfect
lawyer-almost the per-
feet man.
The model lawyer, too.
Is always q successful
lawyer. He is fertile in
mental resources. admir-
able in his knowledge of
human nature, and O
good man at heart.
You ask me whether a
fine legal education and
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In its ranks are found
the law maker as we'll
as the law expOunder,
the sharp and sagaciOus
politician and the wise
and patriotic statesman.
The ideal lawyer in-
cludes in my conception,
an ideal judge, an ideal
advocate and an ideal
counselor, but an ideal
Judge is not neeeS sarilY
an IDEAL advocate. nor
an ideal advocate neces-
sarily an ideal judge.
therefore my obseTva-
tons while general will
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RECEIVERS SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L In pursuance OF y decree of the Superior Court
In and for the city and county OF San Francisco.
State OF California, duly given and made in an
action there pending and entitled 4. z. Floyd VS..
d L. Hoffman. the undersigned, Receiver therein,
on Thursday. the second day OF February. 1893, at
IL O'Clock noon that day at Is Post ST., fn said
city and county will sell at public auction. subject
to the confirmation OF said superior Court. the
property and business OF the san Francisco Trans
fer Company, owned by the firm of Floyd Il HON
man. and consisting of tho good Will OF the bnsl
ness OF expire carried bv said Company, and
also one double wagon, FIVE single wagons. one
buggy seven horses harnesses for seven horses one
office desk and counter.
Terms-Cash in United States gold coin.
II. J. HoRw EGE. Receiver.
GEORGE D. COLLINS. Attorney for Receiver.
la2S SaMoTuWeTh
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 30-The spot market is lower
at 6s 4d Csrgoes lower at Sis 30 for of coast,
Sis I'd for Just shipped and Sis for nearly Que.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winters:
January. SIS l0lad: February, IS i04d; March,
IS llIad April, rs 12d; May, os 1s4di June,
6s al.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. jan 80. - Consos, 90 9I6: Silver
SO 7-l6d: Rentes 96f 95c; bullion into Bank Of
England. $4,000
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al NDA Z W oAAA b OhN "a ~
literature. especially In
the Bible, probably be-
cause that book, above
all others, presents for
thought and contempla-
tion the grandest models
of the ages-the legal
acumeD of Moses, the
iron logic Of Saint Paul,
the brilliant Imagination
Of Isaiah, the graceful
genius OF David, the in
spired wisdom of Solo,
mon.
The rnodal laW ar
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General MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-CaIcuttas. 6Iac for 1893; Wool Bags. 3sa
3Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 65sc 2 10; Dry Graduated,
DC y 10; Conrectioners' A 4Zsc; Magnolia, 4Ssc;
Extra G. 4I4c; Golden c. &c: ID, 3s4c; Standard
A. 4s4c: half-bbls. 14c more than bbs, and boxes
&c
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the performance OF his
duty when his con-
science tells him that he
is right, but he should
not devote himself to
attain sgc ess in court,
however brilliant it may
appear; for TO the ideal
lawyer success without
the consciousness of rec
titude SD 0Uld not be de-
sired.
With this foundation
he should be above all
else a student; for ex-
peTience teaches that
ufrrFffC4rc neu and lib
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because he mbraces
powers and character
istics rarely united in
the same man. II may
be said, therefore, broad
ly. that lie is a concep-
ton rather than a fact.
He must be intellectual
10 two directions, the re-
hective and the peTcep-
tive.
He must be capable of
intense concentration OF
thought, and yet prompt
% meet what Coke
called the occasion
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality e@012c; second quality,
61%c: third do. 445c.
VEAL-Large. 66g7c p IL small Calves 712@8c
Dairy Calves SIaa9c p 10.
MUTTON-W ethers &c p 70: Ewes, 71a@8c
SPRING LAMB-l5@IS p 10
PORK-Live Hogs, 7(G7t4c for heavy and medium
granted: small fat Hogs @97c q ID stock Hogs,
696iac q ID dressed do, 9129l0c q d.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. 80.


SUMMARY THE MARKETS
Silver lower.
Wheat weaker Barley duh.
Oats. Corn and Rye quiet.
Hay slow. Beans unchanged.
Straw quoted weaker.
Oregon Potatoes we'll held.
Onions off again.
Butter and Eggs declined.
A car OF Eastern Poultry in.
Game lower
Dried Apples frmer.
Loose Raisns higher
Few Vegetables Ia.
Oranges dull
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, 20s4 25 DO. z0ss
Street-40 Water. 97A.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board-l0O Gasight. ~; 40 Cal Electric
Light. 20
street-sO S F GaslIght ~.
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HENRY e. HIGHTON.

Amodel is something which car be copied
or initiated. Great lawyers like other great
men are unique, and. therefore, are not
models. Still, even In restricted sense,
a model lawyer" is a difficult com bination.
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ROBERT FERRAL.

There is wide difference between Ideal
and practical excellence, but my conception
of a good lawyer can be expressed in few
words. Without claiming all the virtues.
rnnr aslrinr mnra of the nrnfessnn than may
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The british Grain Market,

LONDON, Jan. 3O.-The Mark Lane Express In Its
weekly review or tho British grain trade says
English Wheat in London advanced Cd per quarter.
Sales have fallen off and the rise is assigned ex.
clusiveiy TO quality. Foreign Wheat Is weak. At
Liverpool Id per GENITAL less was accepted 9TH for
Californian and American red winter Home de
liveries of Wheat aud Flour for the week amounted
To $4,000. Russia is said to have !. 600 900 quar-
tiers OF Maize which Will be for sale when spring
shipments are resumed
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HENRY w. BRADLEY.

In the first place, the profession Of the
law includes not only the jurist the coun-
seloT and the advocate but tile man of
affairs. who understands something Of the
practical details Of business In all It's forms.
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]. D. SULLIVAN.

The model lawyer is honest and able In
his profession and business-like in his
methods.
He should be honorable to all men; he
should have the capacity to do the highest
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SaleSyard, Cor Van Ness Ave. and Market ST.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DRLINoUENr SALE NOTICE YELLOW
~ Jacket Silver Mining Company. Location OF
works ana principal place OF business, Gold Hill,
Storey County Nevada
NotIce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF asSessn ant (No. 49,
levied the sixth day OF December, 1892. the
Several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
anactixa sharahnldars fnIInNEs.
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CLARA FOLTZ.

The model lawyer must have permanent
and peculiar qualities of person, mind and
heart Nature must have been lavish Of her
gifts. While the physical person is but an
inferior element. still the model should
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HOWARD MacSHERRY.

Without questioning the integrity Of any
member of the San Francisco bar. 1t is ap-
parent to the most casual observer that
there is a great laxty OF professional Dig
nifty and an utter disregard OF the proper
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THIS DAY.
Tuesday. ...................January 81, 1898,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at salesrooms.
1135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
SQUARE PIANO, PARLOR FURNITURE,
Bedroom sets, with Clipper and Curled Hair Top
Mattresses; Bedding; 1000 yards Carpet; Mahtel
Mirrors. Desks. Sideboards. Wardrobes, OAK Hign-
back CT IiIs, Extension Tables. Lace Curtains, for
there's Pictures Gas and Oil stoves. Graniteware.
Trunks, Cabinets, EaSels. Lounges, CrocSery ana
Glassware stoves and Ranges. etc, OF lo-room
house, removed TO store for convenience OF
sale.
CHAS LEVY s. co. Auctioneers.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3O.-wheat was quiet and opened
1ac highsr on reports OF a cold wave and unfavor-
able advices groin the winter wheat country. rain
being reported In sections aud freezing
weather In others; advanced lac. then gradually
sagged OFF Use. and closed weak at the bottom lac
lower than Saturday. Receipts. 1T 900 bush
els; shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye 5Sc Barley.
64c,
CHICAGO Jan. 3O.-wheat-Casb. 72s4c Corn
4sssc. Pork-$l9 80. LArd-Sll 7712. Ribs
$40 40. Whisky-Sl II.
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constantly attain results. of which talent
alone as constantly falls short
WILLIAM S. BARNES.
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appreciated By all decent lawyers.
Now, as TO a desirable standard. Is any
thing wonderful required? And then comes
the question of all questions in this cOnnec-
ton. What is a model lawyer"
That is certainly not an easy thing TO
answer.
The question has been put to several Oh
our well-knOwn attorneys. who have re-
luetantly consented TO grapple with H.
Here is what they have TO say "as u is
written.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 There was collapse In the
price OF whisky at the opening OF the Stock Ex-
change this morning and for time dealings in
those specuatiyes were attended with consider
able excitement There was a rush to sell stock
shares thrown the market regardless OF
price. The opening sale was at per cent decine
from the closing figure Saturday From this
figure the price rapidly fell until 1t touched So a
decline OF 8 per cent from Saturday. The selling
was due to = published statement that the trust
in financial straits The bears took advantage OF this
wild decline to jump upon speculatiyes, aud sue
ceeded in hsmmerlng prices down IN early trading.
The whole marx ct recovered shortly after the first
hair hour, however, and whisky came back TO APIS.
Selling was renewed at intervals however, during
the loren con. and pressure TO sell WAS especially
majority OF the list being the lowest OF the day.
The decline for he day ranged from "a TO 4 u per
cent. the latter In whisky trust. Government bonds
dun and steady. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NEW YoRK, Jaa. 30.-United States Bonds as.
1l4is; do as 100; Northern Pacific. 1853 Cana
dian Pacific. S6ia Central Pacific, 90: Onion Pa
cihc. 405s; AtchisOn and santa Fe. 54la; Wells
Fargo. 40: Western Union. 1855; Silver, S312;
Sterling. o. s512tG4 SS1a
Wheat = March, soc Flour. steady. Coffee.
2l@24c. Hides, lz12e Copper-Lake. Sl2. Tin
Spot, $40 20 Lead-Domestic. SIS 90 Iron. S16.
Petroleum-53l4c
Hops are quiet and unchanged. The export In
curry is slight The brewers trade Is common
place.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Rehned quiet. firm and unchangedt IGw,
firm aud unchanged.
Coffee Moderately active and rather weak, a
about Is points decline Sales, rs. 600 bags jan
uary, SIT 70; February, SIT; March. SO so.
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! FORTUNATELY for
may attorneys who
wish to continue in prac-
tice. il is not the inten-
ton Of the Bar Associa-
ton in lis present at
tempt at purging itself
of bad material to raise
an Eiffel tower standard
of purity IN the legal
profession.
But what the associa-
tion is doing in the line
of improvements greatly
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Exchance and RullIon.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Jan. 30.-Clearances, 1921. 900; bal.
ances, $lU6 900.
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w. 5. BARNES.

" Udt : IHt IuedI lawyer
He should be like any other ideal man en-
gagged in any pursuit.
He shnnld be hnnast rnrinht faarlass in
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NJ ]. SIMMONS. AuGTl0NEER,

III. j. SliNmunS, AUG iIUNcEn,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Tuesday. ,...................January 81, 1898,
At IL o'clock A. NJ, at the residence.
1929 SUFFER- STREET, NEAR FILLMORE,
ALL OF THE NEARLY NEW
PARLOR, BED AND DINING ROOM
FURNI TURE,
Brussels Carpets, Odd ParIor Upholstery,
Mantel ,airror, Engravings, Lace Cur
tains, Portieres, Etc.
COMPRISING IN PART.
Walnut-frame ParlOr Set: Odd Parlor Divans; Easy
and Reception Chars OF the latest designs; Fancy
Center and side Tables; EDgrayings; Mantel Clock
and other Fancy arior tions: two Late-stye
Walnut Bedroom Sets, with French Bevel Mirrors.
Fine Spring and Hair Mattresses and other Bed
ding; Odd Bedsteads Bureaus and Wristbands;
Oak Pillar Extension Table and Dining Chairs;
Brussels Carpets; Hall and STAR Carpets; Walnut
Hall stand Fine Magee Range. with Porcelain
Fixtures complete; China and Glassware; Gas Stove
and other goods too numerous TO mention.
NJ j. SIMMONS, Aucttoneer.
N B.-Tke above nave only been in u .e about one
year and are equal TO new. Sale positively with
out reserve.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday
TlCTJAR sFssIoN-o 30 A. W.
$50 Belchr 9Oil00 Chollar. 40 90 savage 1.
100 .........HblO 100 Mexicn. i. 35 500 Is a 10
300 q Is. l. $4,000 Ovrnn is 100 New. 20
300 &C V. 2. so 800 POtOsi u IA 90 Union. 80
rs 2.4OI 100 ........l.3 400 YJackL.. 30
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:3l
100 Andes....l55O0 Kentuck. Ii 200 Savage. /. 10
100 Belehr. so 100 Mexean 40 100 Silver X. 70
200 Bullion. SOL SO 0phir.. l. 66 200 UnIon... 90
100 & N..2.4U 1000 Peer ...lO 100 YJRekE... 80
90 Justice. ...l0il 10 Pot0si. 80
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Secoud-92S Folsom st.. NV. line, 800 feet w. OF
Fifth: improvements consisting OF three-storI
houses and four teuements, and lot. 25x85 feet
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Third-Nw corner Drumm and Commercial SITS
threestory Improvements In hotel and stores, ant
lot. 50x69:9 90 feet fronting on Commercial ST.
fine business propertY.
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Following were the sales in the Pacific stock Board
rrortAR sFssroN-IOi9o

REGULAR sEssGoN-1Oi20.
100 Andes. so CC&V.. 240 $50 POtos. i. 80
800 Belchr. S5ll 50 .......2.35 $50 ....l.33
100 Bullion. $500 & c.. 81 100 Savage 1.05
600 ........ so 90 Kentck. 21a 100 10
100 Bulwer.. 10 500 overm... 1850 y x NJ. OF
$50 ChoIlar. as 900 Ophir. .7Ol 100 ..........O9
800 Point. 6a $50 P0tosi. "A 100 Jackt.. 81
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2;30.
100 Belehr. SO 100 Con Y. SO. SO II & y 30
100 ........-..S5 100 Point. 81 100 Oyerm..
100 D. & B...lS0 50 G& C......S3 100 Peer ......10
leo Bullion 80 $50 ............S4 so Savage. 10
90 CC&Ya..236 800 IS 100 Jackt 30
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AUCTION SALES.
CHlS. LEVY g. co.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet. 7th and SIN
Regular Salesdays-TueSday and Friday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-16
Georgia's Petrifying Spring.

There is a spring in Brooks county,
Ga, which in a very short time converts
wood and several other substances into
hard rock. The peculiar qualities of this
Georgia fountain have been known since
early in the century, when an old "ba'r
hunter" accidentally lost his knife in the
basin which has been followed out of
the granite strata by the ceaseless Dub
bling of the water. A month later the
old trapper again repaired to the spring
and was agreeably surprised to find his
favorite knife. The water had had no
effect upon the bright steel, not ever to
the extent Of leaving a speck of rust, but
with the wood of the knife's handle it
was far different. The petrifying parti-
cles with which the water is so highly
i~mpregnated had entered every pore and
sap tube in the wood, and what was but
a few weeks before q hickory handle of
"home make" was now two thin slabs of
solid stone, woodlike in appearance, but
as hard and unyielding as a chip from a
granite bowlder. To this day the place
is known as ''old Moore's petrifying
spring."-St. Louis Republic.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-16
Incident In a ChiId's Hospital.

1t was always expected that new pa
TENTS would cry for at least half a day.
Umberto was a rogue who seemed to
take delight in ~prolonging this period Of
initiation. He was an Italian boy of 3,
with q large head, big brown, half Won
dering and half roguish eyes, and the
~crookedest legs, which made him wad-
die like a duck. Once it was noticed
that ven Oh the second and third days
after admission some children in his
ward would be crying for home as in
the very beginning-a thing explained
only when the tricks of this young ras-
cal were discovered. He would watch
until all was quiet and the nurse had
stepped out of the ward for a minute on
some duty, and then would call to the
newcomer, ''Say, say, doan' you wan to
see you mudda?" Whereupon the flood
gates would open once more.-Harper's
Young People.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-16
THE SIN OF FRETITNG.

There is one sin which, it seems to
me, is everywhere and by everybody
underestimate, and quite too much
overlooked in valuations Of character.
1t is the sin Of fretting. It is as COM
mon as air, as speech; so common
that unless it rises above its usual
monotone we do not even observe it.
Watch any ordinary coming together
of people, and see how many minutes
it will be before somebody frets-that
is, makes mor or less complaining
statement of something OF other, which
most probably every one in the room,
or in the car or the street corner it
may be, knew before, and which prob
ably nobody can help. Why say any
thing about it? 1t is cold, it is hot, it
is wet, it is dry; somebody has broken
an appointment, ill-cooked a meal;
stupidity or bad faith somewhere has
resulted in discomfort. There are
plenty of things to fret about. 1t is
simply astonishing how much annoy
ance may be found in the course of
every days living, even at the sim
plest, if one keeps a sharp eye out on
hat side of things. Even Holy Writ
says we are prone to trouble as sparks
to fly upward. But even to the sparks
flying upward, in the BLACKLIST of
smoke, there is a blue sky above, and
the less time they waste on the road
the sooner they will reach it.. Fret
ting is all time wasted on the road.
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To Improve Plaster Casts.

A plaster cast or bas-relief, however
beautiful in form, is inartistic on &C
count Of the ~disagreeable effect of the
dead white plaster. This unsightliness
can be entirely overcome and the statu-
cite or group in relief made to look like
a piece Of old ivory by rubbing the sur
face with melted wax mixed with an in
fnitesimal quantity of raw sienna or
lumber. If we'll rubbed after it has been
waxed, it will take on a soft polish, and
the crude plaster will be transformed
into a material that is quite delightful
in texture and color. Casts of Barye's
lions when treated in this way are really
superb, and a bit of antique frieze may
be made to look like marble mellowed
by age.-New York Tribune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-16
4 HINT TO

"My husband" said a physicians
wife not long ago, "chanced to see
one day, standing on a shelf outside
our kitchen window, some moulds of
jelly cooling for the nights dinner.
They were uncovered, al they were
out of reach of cats and in full view of
cooks watchful eye. But he ques-
was our usual custom to leave jelly
thus unprotected. I was obliged to
reply that, SO far as I knew, it was"
"Then he said: fDon't you know
that when we medical men want to
secure minute organisms for investi-
cation, we expose gelatine to the air
OF in places where we have confined
malignant germs? The gelatine speed
lily attracts and holds them. Pm afraid
your favored gelatine does the same.
t witha piece of sheer close muslin,
or, better, if you have it, some pieces
of glass taken from some broken win
dow-pane.' And we have always done
that since then"
It is to be feared that kitchen proc
esses are sources of illness more often
than is imagined. In many city hous-
es the little kitchen timex where
stands the refrigerator, and where
various eatables are kept, is directly
against a drain and a closet.
Yet here stand daily uncovered
milk, butter, often custards and pud-
dings, and various other absorbents.
The average cook is absolutely igno-
rant Of sanitary cause and effect, and
the eternal vigilance of the house
mother is the family's chief safeguard.