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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
VICTORIOUS PUDDLERs.
The Great Strike Of the Iron
Workers Of Pittsburgh Ended
by the Manufacturers COnces.
stOns.

ptotlh.
PIrrsBuRGH, June 9.--The iron manu-.
facturers Of this city held convention
Yesterday at the rooms oi the Western
Iron Association, on Fourth avenue
Alter a full discussion ol the situation,
which brought out the facts that orders
for iron are increasing every day aud
that stocks are getting low, the following
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That IL is the sense Of this
convention that those Pittsburgh man.
ufaCturers desiring tn run and sign the
boilers scale, be- permitted tn do ~
Ii was stated by seyeraliron men that
their business had improved greatly
within the last ten days, and that they
would be compelled TO start their mills
to supply the increasing demand upon
them for iron.
A short time after the adjournment Of
the convention the following firms sign
ed the boilers scale and will start their
mills at once: Jones 4 laughins,
Graf, Bennett Il Co, Moorehead Il Co,
and National Tube Works, for the Whar-
ton furaces, ON the South Side.
This action virtually ends the strike
and all the iron firms. within the juris
dIclion oi the Western Iron Association
will sign the scale Ia "A low days Near
ly all the firms west Oi this city have
signed, aud there will now be- general
resumption II work at the iron mills,
which will give employment To many
thousands oi men who have been idle
for two or three weeks. Among the
firms west oi here that have signed
since our last report are the following:
Wheeler Iron Co, West Middlesex,
Mercer county, IA Westerman Iron
Co, Sharon, Pa; Kimberly, Carncs \
Co, Sharon, Pa Greencastlo Iron aud
Nail Co, Grecncastlc, Indiana. The
latter is In the Cincinnati district, which
is fifty cents higher than the Pittsburgh
price, or 81 per ton on az card.
II was learned last night that Lewis, ,Oli.
yer and Philips will sign the scale In
short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
INDIANA FoR HENDRICKS
Meeting ofthe Democracy in State Con
yeutiou Yesterday.

Nthb'h
INpIANAPuIIs, June 0.--The Demo.
cratic State Convention met a. the new
Wigwam at ten o'clock this morning
The hall, with seating capacity Oi
40, was fully occupied Nearly an
hour was consumed in locating the
delegates aud visitors. The COnven-
ton was called Ia order by Col. u. shaw,
Chairman Ot the Central Committee.
Hon. Francis u. llurd, of Bartholomew
county, WAS chosen Temporary Char
man, and Jown W, kcrns, at How
ard county, Temporary Secretary.
The Congressional districts were
then called and the Committees on
Credentials and Permanent OgRn-
iIatlon were selected. The Committee
on Permanent Organization reported Tor
Permanent Chairman eX GOv. Thomas
A Hendricks and John W. keTns prln-
Cipal Secretary. The nomination ut
Gov. Hendricks was received with the
utmost enthusiasm, the members OF the
convention cheering for several min
utcs, many ot the delegates rising tn
their feet aud swinging their hats. The
Committee on Resolutions then made
their report
THE resolutions to instruct the dele
gates tO tho Cincinnati Convention tn
present the name oi ex Gov. I A Hen
drICks Tor President, and also instruct
the delegates tn vote as a unit on all
questions coming before the National
Convention were adopted, aud tho con
NcntIon then selected the state ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

the greatest distress In the famine dis.
tricts would be felt from this time for.
ward until the lst OF September. A good
many of the people were 80 very poor
that they actually sold the seed potatoes
given them by the Land League to put
in theground, and In sgood many places
let their farms 20 uncultivated Tor this
reason alone, 80 that when the crops
come in they won't amount to much.
Several Of the immigrants thought the
worst features OF the Irish famine had
not yet been witnessed, while they were
all conscious of. and grateful for, the
kind interest America has taken in the
iamine-stricken island.
II rs an important feature of immigra.
ton To find that. like "the star of EN-
pire," il takes its way Westward. Tho
mining towns are already overcrow,led
with labor, and impoverished in conse-
quence, 50 that it would be folly 20 think
OF going there, where the people have
only three days week of work, and
wretched paw at that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.
Tho Delegation to Cincinnati Untnstruot-
sd, but Favorable To Bayard.

InO Dtlbkhlloh w
sd, but Favorable To Bayard.
BALTIMoRg, June O.-The Democratic
Conservative state Convention to select
delegates tn the National Convention at
Cincinnati tu choose Presidential elcC.
tors met to-day. The resolutions de-
clare adherence lo the principle which
has guided aud controlled the policy oi
the national Democratic party since the
formation ui the Government They re-
pudiate the great wrong hv which the will
of the people IN the election Oi 1876 was
reversed toy fraudulent Cunnis alter the
polls were closed, ami the Republican
party being III possession ui the military
power, the people had no choice except
between civil war and such form ol ar
hltratian a. representatives ui the Re
publican patty in Congress might see
iit 10 devise An oiirnsr was then com
milted against the whole people which
ought never to Ice forgotten nor con-
donrd. The X Rpuhllran party has used
uhlIc moneys. public lands, IN fostering
prrat monopoles; has filled the public
treasury 10y means Oi tariffs intended to
promote the advantage oi particular
manufacturers, AT the expense oi tie
pro lucing States; has created system
ni laws under which the National TX.
ecutlve may unduly and DIRECTLY inilu-
euce both State and Federal elections; !;
il has increased the number Ot officers
until they form an immense civil inrce,
governed hy and dependent upon
It's will aud 1t has used the Federal
army as a means oi increasing It's pOllti
cal pow r. More than once the people
ol the nitcd States have been brought
to the verge Of bankruptcy hy the legls-
lation ~ the Republican party, aud they
owe their returning prosperity only To
the blessing Oi God aud 10 their own in
creased economy aud untiTIng labor.
They declare the belief that the National
DemuCratlCCu Conservative ATTY viii maln-
tain the equality ofall citizens before the
law. and enforce and uphold Their con.
stitutiOnal night, will check the present
extravaganza IN expenditures ot public
! money, will reform injustice and lne-
quality Of existing tariffs, will maintain
absolute supremacy OF civil over mil
itary power, and check the pro
gress Of Capitalization and keep
Executive and Congress within the limit
Of powers coufded in them 10y the Con
| stituliOn. Resolutions decline 10 IN
struct, hut express confidence IN the
distinguished ability OF Thomas Francis
Baysrd The delegates at large are Wm.
Pinkney Whyte, Philip =. Thomas
John lee Carroll and Bernard Carter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
A Goal Mime ON Fire

SrgUnE>vILIE, June Last evening
about siN O'Clock, smuke was discovered
issuing from the mouth oi coal shaft
belonging to the S;euhenyille Furnace
Company. THE tire department Was
promptly ON the ground, aud a quantity
ni water vas forced down the shalt, but
IN a short time the structure at the
mouth Was igniIed and sooE enveloped
m flames. The structure was about
seventy tive feet high, and burned very
rapidly. The FIRE originated from a
lamp used at the bottom ut the shalt
and lett hanging near the wood wolk.
The fire has not been eXtinguished, nor
will II be ior some days, as coal IN the
mine is on tire. The loss cannot nov
be- estimated. but 1t will he heavy, ln-
surance - 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

ten opinions OF three noted experts In
handwriting. Mr.. Sharkey. Oi Phlla-
delphia, expressed the opinion that
either King or Finley wrote the anony-
nous letter; that either could have
written il, hut that the handwriting OF
anonymous letter resembled Kings
more nearly than Finley's. Messrs.
Southworth, Of Boston, and GaylOr, ot
New York, two OF the experts IN the
Whitaker case, were clearly OF the
opinion that the anonymous letter was
written by Finley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
JOURNALISTIC JAMBOREE.
The Pencil-Pushers Of West Nir-
ginia Exciting Fears Of u Fam
Inc In MOrgantOwn.
special Dispatch to the Register,

SpuClhl blapaNh to lhe hesistei'
MORGASTowN, June y.
The West Virginia Press Association
convened here to-day with President
Morris IN the chair The attendance,
while not as large as at Wheeling last
year, is very lair. Measures ol import
ance to the fraternity are being acted
upon. A magnificent banquet was given
the Association by the faculty OF the
University aud the citizens, over which
ex senator Wiley presided, Happy aud
suitable alter dinner speeches were
made by number of the prominent
men who were present. The AssocIa-
ton maniicsts much carncstncss IN its
deliberations aud is in splendid working
order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
WAY FOB THE vIoToRA !
detting Ready To Receive the Hosts Of the
Democracy IN Cincinnati

ClNCINNAu, June A-The present
committee ul the Democratic National
Convention, with Col. l.. A. Harris,
chairman, has made considerable pro-
rrcss III preparingi music hall Tor the
use ui the Democratic National Con
ventiun The telegraph companies will
have offices IN the corridors on each
side oi the hall in direct communication
with delegates, press representatives
aud stage reporters. Tables will bo
placed IN two rows in front ot the stage.
Delegates will have the front portion Of
the hall ladies' will bo admitted to rals
Ell seats in the rear oi the stage. The
decoration OF the hall will be simple, the
grandeur 0i the interior oi the hall II.
self iorbidding any elaborate display.
The committee in assured that the
railroads all over the country will give
reduced rates to persons attending the
Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
ABlR Blaze In Louisyille.

LoUIsyHLE, June g.-The fire this
morning Was one Of the most disastrous
that has happened for some time and
the loss vill amount TO nearly sl5O,OO.
The large wholesale drug house OF
Arthur Peter, on Main, between Sew.
enth and Eighth street,, vas completely
Quilted, while the establishments OF
kann 4 Wolf, wholesale clothing. and
Johnston, Newman 4 Co, Wholesale
grooers, adjoining on the other side,
were more or less damaged. The entire
Ioss will probably reach the figure OF
sl50, 200, but it 10 almost entirely eos'
cred by Insurance..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
UNITED DEMOCRATS.
The Party IN New York No Longer d.
vided by Internal Discussions

vided by Internal Discussions
kEw YORK, June "a good deal oi
comment has been caused in local poll.
tical circles here during the past few
days by statement oi Hon. Edwards
piarrepOnt, made in a speech at the
Chicago convention, that he knew ol his
owh private knowledge that there would
behO division In the Democratic party
IN this State this year, and that Tam.
many Hall will support the nominee oi
the Cincinnati convention for the presi-
denCy. MIR. PlerrepOnt il about right.
Some Of John kclly's most trusted lieu.
tenants, who have all along opposed
Til,hn, and who helped defeat Robin
son for Governor last fall sustain him IN
this statement. Tx Lieutenat Gov
ernsr DOrshcimer said Yesterday: ~
have no doubt that the nominee
ui the Cincinnati Convention, no mat
ter who he may he, will receive the
unanimous support ui the Democratic
party" Similar expressions were oh.
tanned from eX-Judge Spencer, Tom
Dunlap and other prominent Tammany
men. Ii Is even intlmatcd that John
Kelly will make "a speech, IN which,
while he will declare his intention to
defeat 'flldcn'S nomination, he will ad'
wise all Democrats To stand by the party
and the Cincinnati nominee. Kelly
has bad falling out with both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, and his Only y sal
yatiQn lies in supporting the regular
nOuiinee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
FOREIGN
HN0LA N ID.
uiadstons 0stting Ready to Project An
other budget at John Hull.


other budget at John Hull.
LONDON, June y The Morning Post
SAWS The House Oi Commons will he
asked tomorrow 10 yo into Commltles
Of WAYS and Means tD CONSIDER certain
financial resolutions 10 be moved by
Gladstone, as Chancellor of the EI.
cheauer. H. is believed the resolutions
will embrace propositions of some mag
nitude, involving the imposing oi new
taxation, reduction oi taxation and the
Encouragement Of taxation. The neceS.
sity Of providing for the excessive
expenditure on account Oi Tie
Afghan war will be put forward as one
of the reasons for disturbing the iinan
cial policy of the late Government, and
making proposals very much in the IA
ture Of supplementary budget. !tsalso
probable that PROPOSALS will be made Ia
throw a portion oi the cost OF the Afghan
war IN the Imperial revenues. II ~ un'
derstool that Mr.. Gladstone will Thus
address the House of Commons, I'M
pugning the financial policy OF the late
Government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
It Will Not Down

special tu the Register
WAsHIsGroS. June y.
The adjournment question was up IN
in the House again to-day. Plg-iron
Kelly had tue Senate amended resolu'
t,on. which fixes the date bf adjourn
ment As the 10th inst, taken from the
table. aud he forced it to a passage, not
ui,hstanding the determined opposition
of Fernando Wood and others. IL is
not likely there will he any further ex'
tension of the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
Gran, sa,,stisd with the Result,

CHrCAGo, June Q - General Grant
passed through this city this morning.
A Gslena dispatch says that when be
received the news OF Gsrfield's nomins-
ton Yesterday evening he remarked:
cit n all right; Am satisfied, and
soon after LETT for home, he being then
in the Office OF friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
Myra's Last CLAIM

WA-uINGroN, June .. Representa-
tive Bright, from the Committee on
Claims, Ia day presented report to the
House in thecase oi Myra CLARK Gaines.
The Committee, without attempting to
adiudgr the vaIdlty OF the claim against
the United States, say the case ought to
be reported To the Court OF Claims ior
adjudication, and the Committee will
report billto carry out this recommen-
datiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
AJacsson Boom

sDel1aI Dspaich 70 tht tb1bIftf'
PaErEKsBuRG, w. Va, June 6.-Mr.
Jacob b. Jackson has been announced
ss a candidate Tor the ofilee ot Governor
OF the State. That he will get the nom
ina,ion before the Democratic Convcn'
ton there can be little doubt He 's
one Of the most popular gsntlenen 10
the State, and Win probably do more 70
solidify the Democracy than any othss
man In the party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
THE TICKET SCANNED.
What the Gsutlemtn with Broad Fore
heads, IN Washington, Have To Bay
About the Republican Nominations

heads, IN Washington, Have to BAY
About the Republican Nominations
WASHINGTON, June 9-The statesmen
here have been very free tn express
opinions OF the Republican ticket
Speaker Randall had very little to say
about the Republican ticket. lie be-
heved Il could he beaten, aud intlmated
that Garfeld's record would be disas.
tTous To his suCCess-
senator Herman predicted that New
York would give y good Democratic
candidate thirty thousand majority IN
the next election. lie thought that
Conking had little in the way oi FEEDER
al patronage To look forward To under
Garfield's regime, II he Was elected lie
expressed his JOY at Grants defeat, as
showing that II Was impossible Tor a
Clique To nominate a candidate against
the expressed will Of a majority Ot the
party.
senator Thurman declined TO be in
teryieved. lie believes Garfield can be
defeated in Ohio.
Mr.. Hereford, of Wes, Virginia, vas
found talking loudly in the cloak rooms.
He said that he couldn't he better pleas.
ell With the Republican nomination.
lie yiyidly recalled Garfield trembling
and weeping before Oakes Anes red
pockst-book in the Credit Mobilier in.
vsstisstion, and thought inai the record
OF the Ohio representative would kill
him.
Senator Allisoa WAS pleased with the
nomination. He said that everything
that could be said against Garfield had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
Shutting Down the Nail Mills.

PITTSBURGH, June AT the regu ar
meeting Of the Western Nail ASSOCIATION
to day, a resolution was passed order
ing a suspension Of all nail mills for a
period Of three weeks out Oi the next
four, commencing Monday, June IL.
This action Was taken in order to hurry
up stir in the dropping market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
The Notorious Springer Letter

s,NCiaI Dispatch N The Register.
wAsHISGroS, June y
The special committee OF the House
of Representatives to investigate the au-
,horship Of the anonymous letter to
Representative Springer, at their meet
ing this morning made public the writ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

RAILRoAD BoSps - Generally strong
and higher.
STATE Boz Ds-Dull and nominal.
SrocEs-Msrket strong and buoyant
during the greater portion OF the day.
and prizes advanced steadily until an
improvement ranging from 10 8 per
cent. had been established, Western
Union, Pacific Mail. coal sharss. Lake
shore, Erie, Kansas 4 Texas, and Iron
Mountain leading the upward move.
mrnt. Toward the Close = reaction Of
to per cent. took place, the latter
Western Union. but In the hnal deal
ings speculation became strong again
and recovery OF to per cent. en.
suei, the latter Pacific Mail. Canada
Southern rose from 81 10 81 aud de.
clined to 81.
The transactions on tho Stock ES-
change aggregated $4,000 shares. ot
which 10 900 were LAokswanna, $4,000
Erie, 1900 81 Joseph, 1000 Iron Noun.
tam. 81 900 Kansas and Texas. $1,000
Lake shore, $500 NORTH western, 5000
New Jersey Central, 10000 Ohior. 1900
Pacific Mail. 2O,0O II. Paul, 900 Union
Pacific, 81 900 Wabash and Pacific, and
ih,OD Western Union
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
HonOrins Posts Ashes

LIsBoS, June 9.--The remains oi Vas
co da Goma and oi Camorns, the poet
Who celebrated Dagamas deeds. were
Yesterday removed aeross the TAsus TO
the monastery Of Belem. The occasion
wss made one OF great public ceremonies
throughout Portugal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 10 4 per Cent -Gossramsnts
Weak and lowG-fIour Nominal
and Unchanged - Wheat
AetlVs-hogs Steady.
FIhAhUR
N sw York.

NEw YoRK, June 9.-MoSsv-At 50
4 per cent, closing at 8 per cent Prime
mercantile paper per cent Sterling
exchange, bsnken' bills steady At <s6i:
demand at 4S9i.
GovERshssu-W Weak and closed at q
decline Of i@l per cent. the latter for
registered As.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
CniG0o

CaicAeo, June o Plour-Nomlnsl
and unchanged. Wh-ai-Aciiye: No !
red Sini.r 81 10: No 9 Chicago spring
ggi cash. via gsc seller June, " ic bid
seller July; sele bId seller August.
Corn-stesdy aud ia lair demand st
BIa s8ie cash aud bid seller July SIc
seller August; rejected Bic. Oats
DnlI and lover a. 81 ic cash; 25ic seller
July; 2lic seller August Rye and Bar.
ley steady aud unchanged. FlsI seed
Pare si ~. Pork steady snd IN
l.i, demand At 90 b cash. 80 81 b'd
seller JAY; so Is seller August Lard
--JJnsrrtI,d 81 ~ ~ cash. ~ Oh srllcf
July. u sSls6 Oh seller August Buls
Meat. Fairly scIl'e sEd a shade high.
.r: shoulders ~ I'd; short ribs = bsi
shou clear 1876. wbi.ky-stssdy and
unchanged at sl o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

C,scIssAu. June v. - CoitSh
s,ssIy at lijc. Flour Dull and lover;
l,m,ly a. oOyr5 %. iaDcy - OCg5 ID.
Wh.st-Duli and loser; No. red Win.
,ersI "a. Com-Aetiyr, Ma. . mited
400 toIc. OA,s-Dnli; No 2miIsi s3ic'
R,.-oui., at st1ssIc barley -No,ni.
No. 9 tall o. - Port In fsir
d.m,nd st $40 yga 10 81. Bacon = Firn
:, a. 00G7 IsIes7 ~ Batier-st1sdv
and unchanged. Whisky-stssdy 1
AlOS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
TolDoo.

ToLspo. June 9.-whest- Easier;
No. 1 white Michigan 81 l2ti amber
Michigan 81 ~, June 81 Is; No. . Ted
A. III; seller June u ISL: seller July
81 OF; s~ller August vsic; NO: smpe,
fllisois 81 Is Coru-DaIl; high mixed
I2Ic: No. 2t3c; No. 2 sbiis $<te; re.
isc,ed 4Ic; damaged size. Os's-pun
and nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
PRODUCE
New YorA.

NEw YoRE, June o.-Cotion Steady
at II 5i6al2 Lido, futures barely
steady Metals Manufactured Copper
Quiet new shrathing 2dc; ingot lake
lStnislc. Pig Iron-Dull and unchany'
ed scotch Si9 OGa2l ~, American
S2i UOa27 OOc. Russia Sherting-At
l3Ir. Nails At ~ mCa3 10, clinch
81 5Ga5 65 leather No demand,
h.mlock solr 23Im25c. Wool-Dull.
domestic fleece i0o57c; pulled 22fa6,lc,
unwash eel l5(a3,c, Texas lAAsc.
Flour Quiet aud without decided
change, receipts II OOO barrels Wheat
--ilravy; Receipts 9D,OOO bushels; un-
graded spring VI ~, No. ) Chicago
choice store tl l3I, No. 2 spring VI ~
GHi 20I; unyraird 81 256ai IL, No. .
10 Al %; No 2 do 81 3ICpi 3lt; miIrd
winter 81 27iGsi ~, No. 2 amber ~;
No. white 81 26!tsl ~, No. ! DO.
sales 5?0OO bushels, At 81 2SAl 2St,
No. 2 rel, seller June. sales Ji6. 900 bush
els. nj 81 2Oidyi 500 seller July, sales
2iO, 900 bushels. at tl lsit.,l 70; seller
August, sales l20 100 bushels. st 81 ~
al i3I. Corn-lleavy; receipts 100.
UOO bushels. ungraded b?fa5tr; No.
40 bimb2c steamer 62c; No. 62lCS63ic.
No 2 seller June 62c. seller July biCs
bllc. Oais-Dull and lower; rrcripn
$3.50 bushels, western mixed ~. Hay
--pemand lair aud market brm st 40
80r. IIops-ln moderate demand yrat'
Iinvs ia, IN; +; Eastern and Western 27tA
SIC. New York state 2Ia3So. Coff-.-
Quiet Rice CarsOes at l2ttSibt btr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
IN sAoKOLoTH AND AsHEs.

The Radicals In Washington Scent De-
feat from AfAr-Jubllant Democrats Dis
oussing Probable Candidates for the
Nomination At Cincinnati.
special to the Register.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-21
Conduct.


Never exaggerate.
Never betray q confidence.
Never leave home with unkind words.
Never neglect to call upon your
friends.
Never laugh at the misfortunes of
Never give promise that you do not
fulfill.
Never fail to be punctual at the time
appointed.
Never make yourself the hero of your
own story.
Never fail to give polite answer to 3
civil question.
Never question q servant or child
about family matters.
Never refer to a gift you have made,
or favors you have rendered.
Never associate with bad company.
Have good company or none.
Never appear to notice scar, deform-
ity, or defect of any one present.
Never answer questions in general
company that have been put to others.
Never lend an article you have Dor
rowed unless you have permission to do
SO.
Never exhibit anger, or Impotence, or
excitement when an accident happens.
Never pass between two persons who
are talking together without an apology.
Never enter room noisily; never fail
to close the door after you, and never
slam it.