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Is SHE MASCULINE !,
Inc Hon. 4 G. Riddle Deciding that IN
Fecerai and English Law She Is

| Inv iioi a II. kiuule Deciding that In
Fece'ai and English Law She Is.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The Hon. A
Il. Riddle, attorney to the Commissioners
10 the District OF Columbia, whose opinion
was asked by the Commissioners whether
they can lawfully appoint a woman a
notary public, has rendered a decision
that they can do 50. Mr. Riddle adds :
In the statutes, where the male sex Is not,
| otherwise declared, is the pronom he to
De taken to refer only to male Z? Nav
not this seeming male guise be worn by a
woman without a violation of law or de-
cornm of sex? Man, according to tie
dictionaries, always embraces woman, and
there is ample authority that lie very often
siStalns sln relation TO her. The world
"e N Fedora l4w covers the appointment
OF women as department clerks and Post
masters. Ii lie docs not not include her."
Mr.. Riddle says, "then women cannot be
punished under laws for treason, criminal
correspondence with foreign powers, deal
ing in immoral literature or abortion
medicines, for perjury, counterfeitinr. EN-
oezzlement, robbing the mails THEFT of Post
othce property, or fraudulent voting, nm
less in the eye of law she is a he
Mr.. Riddle says that many iulicial de- /
elSion' imply that when a penalty is de- |
nounced or disability imposed. masculine /
pronouncs include women, bu. when a
benefit is offered or privilege bestowed |
they mean man alone; but every writer on
English law holds that statutes imposin,
penalty must be strictly construed to ex-
c.ude every person ami thing not within
their letter; but those con 'erring benefits
are 10 be literally construed 20 iucIuds
every person within reach Of their shirt
lie cites the action Of the President in an.
pointing women postmasters and clerks
md the Supreme Court of the District in
women to the bar as presidents
o be followed
Mrs. Marilla NJ. Kicker, associated with
woman lawyer here. has, upon this
pinion, made application to the District !
commissioner, Dennsion, to Be appointed c
otary The Commissioner has refused d
Notwithstanding Mr.. RiiCl,'s opinion. II :
rant her petition. She pto3,s t. 90 to .
congress for relief. ]
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L Cunrt.

In The matter of the estate Of rar Wilhelm
Fickcrt. deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Carl
Nerhekc, OF Manitowoc County representing
late al Manitowoc county on the 4th day OF sent
emher' A; ID; ls,',at the town of Newton in said
and estate within this State:
and praying that administration of said
estate be 10 Fred. Schmitz granted. il j. ordered
he tonrt. on Monday. the seventh dav ofJanuary.
county. " ~
Ordered further that notice thereof h, civcp n
me heirs OF said deceased. and 10 all persons in
teIested, by publishing a copy of This order for
thrcc successive weeks prior 10 said duv of hear
ihg IN the Maultowoc Pilot. weekly ncwsT a Der
FuolHhed at the city Of Manitowoc in said county
dated MaHituWoc. the Eth day uf Dec A ID.
~. @5w. 7. G. OLMSrED. County Judge
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- N;snirOW0C Comfy,

tEoBN ME oFF'CE. Manitowoc. Dec. 22d IS--.
N thC matter oi the proof and probate OF the
la>i VIII ana testament of Charles Walker ID
cta>e'', late OF The county Of Manitowoc Where
a.. an instrument IN VII ing. purpor;ing 20 be the
tasl VIII ana testament of Charles II. Walker de-
ceased, late of the county 81 Maniiowoc has bafn
hleu IN I'M "thce; and whereas application ha.
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the PROBATE Office in The city OF Mantowoc in aid
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- nanItowoc Comfy
GonYr.

In The matter Of the estate Of James Hallorepd
deceased. '-A''H'
10 all whom II may concern: Letters tesro-
mentry on said estate of James Hallaran late of
sued 70 Aargrerh Hallaran and Job,, Haijors,i -
the 5ih DAY of November, A. D. ls|T. and faur
months from and after said day being allowed and
examination and allowance Notice i hs-h
gwen hat the undersigned will ON the first Mon
aats oil the ioiiosiuZ months to-wit: January
February Mar and April at the Probate. otfic In
I ne CITY OF AAuitowoc in said county, receive, ex
MIN, and adjust all claims. ana demands ~ al
! ersops s@ainst said decessed
- /. g. oLNS1En. c ,nntv J "a p
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Unjust be very con8Uii~g thought to
the average editor that women sometime
get drunk, for let such a thing be once
chronicled and it is ..scissored" imme-
diately; it flames from every patent out
side inside and magazine; heads every
patent medicine puff, and is woven into
every editorial on the state Of the coun-
try. t physician. in remarking on
disease, mentions any vicious physical or
mental tendency supposed to be peculiar
to womenand it's at once pounccd upon:
u editor does not wait, to read that if
he would battle more and smoke less he
would be healthier; that if he would
drink less whisky. he would have more
brains and 4 clearer atmosphere to cxcr
else them in, but rushes at once to rite
a racy paragraph on natural feminine
deprayity as if revenge on the mother
who boxed his ears and taught HIM the
ten commandments. We saw the other
day statement from a Judge that
women did not seem to care what they
swore to; since then, it is the first thing
that catches our eye when we take up
an exchange. No one seems to rcmem-
Der the fact that man as the cxpoundcr
Of the law t. woman has been at fault
Il this be true she must have looked
through his eyes as to its soemnity, and
followed his example. The wonderful
elasticity he gives his own oath at the
alter might well demoralize a household
i no higher law pointed to a purcr mod
e. It Is odd what comfort it is to
men that women sometimes lie and drink
and steal, but it is still more odd with
the generous example set by the directors
OF the country : destiny. that they don't
do deal more Of it. Modern Eve be
hayes very we'll we think, If modern
Adam would do half as well Moody and
the Temple Of Honor would hay, to re-
tire for want of worlds to conquer.
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IL the matter Of the guardianship of the minor
heirs OF Heinrich Pope. deceased
Notice l. hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of license made in said mat
ter on the 18th day OF Nov. lS77. by the County
Court of SAID county, the undersigned guardian of
Sand MINOR children OF said deceased. will on
Monday the 3lst day of Deccmh. r. lS7T at zen
clock a. m of that day, the Office of the Coun-
y judge IN the city OF Manitowoc in said county
ofer for sale nj public v@udue all interest of
Sald minors in and to the following descrih-
ed real estate, being threc-filtia part thereof
io-Wt a certain strip. piece or belt OF
iand through the whole thereof extend
ing from the south to the north side across the
southwest one quarter Of section number ten (lO
IN township number seventeen 10 north of rpnge
hummer twenty-three (-}l east. situate living and
htins IN Manitowoc county, Wisconsin being
me same strip. piece or belt of land now
used and occupied by tho Milwaukee, Lake Shore.
and Western Railway Company for road bed and
The terms OF sale TO he a cash payment delivery
of deed. ''
Dated Manitowoc. Wis. this Goth day of Nov.
IN''. '-5". HEINRICH GRIPPE
Guardian
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C0NTINUATION OF THE SESSION or
TEACHERS AND SCIENTISTS
Abstract of the Papers Presented and
Discussed.

MADISON, Wis, Dee. 2S.-The ses-
sion of the State Teachers Association
was held in city hall last night The
first paper read was by G. 5. Albee, on
Kindergarten Culture" The paper
urged that the idea be migrated into our
common school system. The subject
was discussed at some length when the
association adjourned till to-day.
This morning an obituary was read by
Prof. Kerr, of the university, on the
death Of Prof. O. r. Smith, of Sparta
\ report On institute work for the
coming year, By Messrs. Graham. Barnes
and Isham, was made, and 4 report on
the supervision of schools By commit
tee was also made.
TIE COUNTY sCPERINTENDENTs
at their session yesterday evening. made
Superintendent Soaring chairman. He
urged some excellent reforms in the COM
mon schools. He was followed by Su-
perintendent Parsons. who read an
excellent paper on ''What means can We
employ to make the work of the common
schools more fruitful il good rcsults?"
| The paper contained many useful points
This paper was discussed at some
length.
Superintendent Walker. of Manitowoc,
read paper on Records andreports of
schools and school officers"
| TIE ACADEMY OF ARTS,
Science and Letters continued yesterday
P NJ. The first paper was by Prof
Rogers on ''N Ibraliou of organ pipes, :"
which was of superior thought and very
instructive. The next paper was by the
late Prof. Oldenhagc, of Milwaukee,
read by Pref. Peckham; subject: "Some
remarks on the points of animals. -
Dir. Hoy, Of Racine, read paper on
=" Were any of the ancient copper pie
ments Of Wisconsin CAST" The paper
proceeded to show the impracticability
of 50 DONG, adducing proof that it was
impossible to cast them.
This idea was strongly opposed by
Prof. Butler
Hon. Joseph Hamilton, of Milwaukee,
read paper on The German, French,
Eng hsh and American Press To the
latter was awarded the highest position.
THE STATE BOARD
of Charities and Reform held a meeting
this morning, all the members being
present except Mr.. Tilton. of GAINESVILLE,
who has been SO seriously Ill for several
weeks. The meeting was for the pur
pose of examining the annual report of
Tie board, which is now nearly ready
for publication.
Professor Haskins, superintendent Of
the Northwestern Telegraph Company.
delivered very instructive lecture on
the different telephones The agricul-
tural rooms were crowded to overflow
ing many going away disappointed. be-
ing unable to obtain admittance. His
lecture was received by very interest
ed audience Many urge its delivery
here again in a large hall where all may
hear his lucid explanation of the wonders
OF e!ectricity.-Dispotch to the Erea-
ing Wisconsin,
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IN Observation-Disclosures County
Court.

In the matter of the estate of Nicholas Roemer.
dcceas ed.
ON reading and fling the petition of Sohaus
Roemer, administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased. representing am Ong other things that he
has fully administered said estate, and praving
that time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account of his admins tfation filed in
the Court. II is ordered that said account be cX-
amined by the Judge of this Court. On Monday
the 3lst day of December y. u. 1877, at 10 O'Clock
n. m. AZ my office IN said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased and all persons inter-
eSted. by publishing copy of this order four
weeks prior to said day OF hearing. in the Mani
tnwoc Pilot. IA weekly newspaper published AT
ManitOwOc in said county.
Dated at Mantitowoc the 5th day OF Dec A. d.
1877. 10(t4w. t. G. 0LMSTED, County Judge
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An INVESTIGATION by All officer Of
the Life Saving Service develops the
fact that the bodies Of the ill-fated Off
GERS and men of the Huron were robbed
d whatever valuablcs they possessed By
the semi savage inhabitants Of that part
Of the coast. Not a single trinket was
found on any one of the ninety-one
bodies washed ashore Such balbarity
i hannily rare.
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THE BLARNEY STONE.

Is Barney Castle, crumbling tower.
There lies stone above your ready
reachl
Which to the lips imparts, t is said the power
OF facile talsehood. and persuasive speech:
And hence. OF one who talks in ~nch a tone.
The peasants say. Hes kissed the BaIrcv
Stone
Thus, when | see some tlippant tourist swell
With secrets wre>ted from an Emperor
And hear him vaunt his bravery. and tell
How once he snubbed Marquis.-I infer
The man came back-if but the truth were
By way of Cork, and kissed the Barney Stone
So, when hear shallow dandy boast
IN the long ear that marks brother Ounce,
What precious tavors ladies lips have lost.
To his advantage; | suspect. once,
The fellows lying; that the dog alone
Enough for him = has kissed the Blarncv Stone.
When some fine lady,-ready to detame
An absent beauty, with sweet grace
With seeming rapture greets a hated name,
And lands her rival to her wondering face:
Fen Charity herself must freely own
Some women, too, have kissed the Barney
Stone.
When sleek attorneys, whose seductive tongues.
Smooth with the junction. OF golden fee,
breathe forth huge talschood- from capacious
lungs
The words are Juvenal's) t is plain to see
\ LAWYERS genius isn't all his own;
The specious rogue has kissed the Blarney
Stone
When the false pastor, from his t;tinting flock
Withhods the Bread of Life the Gospel
TO give them dainty words lest he should shock
The fragile fabric of the paving pews.-
WHO must feel the man, to Grace unknown
Has kissed--not Calvary the Blarnev
Stone,
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
IN PROBATE. Manitewoc COUNTY

In the matter Of the sale OF the real estate OF
John MOhr deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by yirtuc and IN
pursuance OF an order of license made in said mat
ter on the Sd day of December. A. u. 1871 by the
county Court o! said county the UNDERSIGNED
| Thomas Mohr, administrator Of the estate of the
said John Mohr, deceased. will on Monday the
9TH day of January, 1873. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day at the office of the County
offer for sale at public vendue. the following de
scfloed land to-wit One house and lot described
a lot i've 90 block three hundred and tweEty-siy
1926 city of ManitOwoc. Wis
Terms OF sale made known at the time and plac.
thereof ~ f0
Date at Manitowoc the Sd dav ofdecemher 1s--
Nv THOMAS MOHR
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GUARDIAN SALE.
IN PROBATE, Manit0wOc County
l Court

In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs OF Petra NJ Sallak, deceased
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and in pur.
suance OF an order of license. made in said matter
on the 3lst day of December. A. ID. 1877, by the
county Court Of said County, the undersigned ~
Guardian OF the minor heirs OF Pctria NJ. Sallak.
deceased, will, on Monday the 2Sth day of Janu.
airy, ID 1873 Al ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
sald day at the office of the County Judge. in the
CITY OF Manitowoc. in said County offer for sale at
public yendue, the following described lands to-wi:
ne east half u ~ of lot number nine Co., in block
number two hundred and thirty (23N in the
1lty OF Manltowoc, County of Manitowoc. State of
Wisconsin. The terms of sale cash
GUNDER TORRISON.
Guardian.
Dated at NJ nitowoc, the 31.t day OF December,
\. ID. 1877. Il3w
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