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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Please publish the enclosed Card
To the Public:
The extreme col weather last winter unusual
demand garments. which stimulated 10 manulc.
has made regular wnO sale buyers md that and IN
lined and the for wholesale buying nearly
over make IL rule to never carry any maRgsc5nred ms
the HOLIDAYS mark down viii comm now tny stock
mans ceaSFs FaieOts saGSaes Otter
Splendid opportunity for parties wishing to purchase %
UNI -'' ''"''' ''''Sc {. ssirsE 1903 Prncest,
N.BGoods sent G o. D. to any part Of the country with
privilege Of examination
A LOT of Diamonds, bought at a sacrifice, just
mounted INTO caring go to PATEL wGTta the at
go each cost import over 500 warranted erfect time
my stock duplicates" j. II. JoHssToS, $50 BOwery
New-York.
CARPETs.-Best 5-frame Body Brussels, only
se pSE ssd 20 aHa s B SS6S 70 match 'AA
Curealine will cure your corns when all other
remedies fail Price 20 cents AT druggists.
DR.. LTox's TOOTH TABLETS.
Recommended by dentists generally.
Earl & Wilson's az W" brand of Men.
Collars Cuffs the best. SOLD everywhere.
HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.
p. ERSESwEN. l4S Nassau-st, near spruce-st.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
14i LeNingtOnave 2)thst Tours 10 and jtoI.
Attention to Gentleneh
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDESIA
PoMEEoY'S PEIGGEINE POROrsED PLAsTERs
Are superior to all others.
P0MEROYs PETRoLINE POROUsED PLAsTERS.
The best medicated Plaster known
RrPTURE-Relieved and cured by DR.. J. A.
Shermans method without the injuries nhct Prin.
cipal Office 25l Broadway Consultation days Monday Tues
day and saturday Branch Office. 500 Wanut-st Phiade
pha Consultation days Wednesday Thursday and Friday
81 UNION SQUARE.
Call and Blanchard celebrated Foods for Dyspspcs
No stomach too weak 20 retain 20 be benefited by "s
semigested foods The weak and prosrated specially
yited lady attendant will give full Information " ladies.
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A BROKERS COMMISSION.

A case involving a real estate brokers' right
to commissions tried In tue Supreme Court, before
Judge Lerremore, on Friday. (Hall G.. How against
Jane T.. MoEvers) The defence was unemployment
Of broker The plaintiff had called tho defend
ants attorney-in fact, presented his Garland asked
property In question for sse stating that he
thought he could sell It, naming the Intending purchaser
After some negotiation the sale went through Nothing
WAS said either side as 10 commissions The Jury
found FOR the plaintiff on sn implied contract, r. NJ
a ID. p. Hall for the plaintiff; Whetock & simOnds
for defe ndants.
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CoYrFsTIyG CONSOLIDATION.

COLUMBUS, Dec 10.-Attorney-G Nash
le an answer the Supreme Court to-day in the quo
warranto proceedings against W. IL. Vanderbilt and
others Of the ONO Railroad Company showing that the
LITIGATION will De continued and The legality OF the con
soa ion tested In the Common Pleas Court, Stevenson
Burke. wee president Of the Ohio Railroad Company,
appeared b., counsel and filed an answer 10 the charge OF
contempt court inter erIng with the receiver APP
pointed y Judge Green Cleveland, Columbus Gin
cinnat, and iulIanipo RillrOtL f1e dine viii De
for hearing OF tle contempt cases OI
MczHFs. DpycrcuX and Burke.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, Dec. 10, 1881.
be names Of ex-senator Frelnghuysen and Benjamin
H. Brewster viii be sent 10 the Senate next Monday
Tuesday TOR the Positions OF Secretary OF State and
Attorney General, respectively.
Mr. McPherson the Clerk of the House OF Representa-
fives has today promoted John Bailey late Disturbing
clerk o. be chief clerk IN his Office.
The Secretary Of State, with the approval OF the Presi
dent viii very make public all the instructions
sent by the department to Ministers Hurlhut and XIII
patrick in regard TO the difficulties between Chill Peru
nd Rnlivin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
SATISFACTION PRUGREsS REPORTED.

ALBANY Dec. 10-At Il meeting OF many
prominent bankers and capitalists here Mr. Culver,
president Of the NewYork Pttsburg and Chicago Rail
road Company, gave very satisfactory report OF the
progress ~ that enterprise connecting the NewJersey
Central and Wabash system railroads, and New York
CITY, Via the Atlantic ana Chicago Railroad, now oudd
m. NNiiL IN md fIl Mrsl.
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MR. GOWEN AND MIR. VANDERBILT.

Franklin B. Go@en, formerly president of the
Philadelphia ard Reading Railroad and now one of
the receivers of the company, was in New-York
yesterday. He visited Mr. Vanderbilt, who is a
large ockhoder of the company. and again re-
celved the assurance of his support at the coming
election. Mr.. GOwen said to ais friends that he
would be elected president 10y maj orty OF aOout
loo nnn shlreS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
COTTON MILLS IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dee. 10.-The John p. King
Manufacturing Company, with a capital Of 81 100000
xfn be organized December 49, Tue stock has been
pusssrihsd-ovsr 100000 In Boston. New-York and
Philadelphia, and ths rest In Augusta This makes
pssry sabscrbed for cotton mills In Augusta
yna0e OF three years All mills have made over
Npee cant on their cspttal xithin the lsst yeaxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
MISS CARLIN,s DEATH

The family Of Miss Carlin, who aied on a railway
train on the way IRON slontreal 20 her homo in
Broo klyn, made statements under oath recently to
Coroner BRADY tending 10 support the suspicion
that the girl had been poisoned by Mrs Smith,
with whom she was travelling. Mrs. Smith was the
wife oil Miss Carlin's cousin whom Miss Carlin had
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

T. lanes - JvIaeS U0tsl-SeDat1r mes @. Fair. OF
Nevad1; Gordon. Of Georgia and NJ Quay
nj a. run HOe senator y eisOn W.
AdIich Of Rhode Island Robert H. Pr1yn Of Albany on
gre-.man J. WadswOrh, Of Genes %, y. " and eN-C0n
grcssman r. g. parsons, Of Ohio %uer1nl H0s- on
gressman w. NJ springer o illinois Victoria Hofd.
Iiausha A OF pennsylvania ..GeV EO"ss-JCs pm
Pulitzer OF Lous..... esaiHsteT HOieL-Jerome H. Par
lneDteI, OF Troy
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GdRIAE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun r1aes. 7I4 Moon rse. 1925 Clock slow Gn.lss
sun sets. Asa Moon sOuhS. AIS Moons age days 20
UIGH WATER rO-DAY-A
Sandy HOOK 1877 GOV Island. - Hell Gate..... lao
HIGH WATER TODAY. NJ
sandy Hook has Gov Island. OIL Hell Cate..... 2OG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

been visiting Coroner Brady laid the atlidayltts
before the strict-Attorney and Is awaiting DIS
decision as to whether OF not the urls body sh Ill
be exhumed Yesterday a lawyer, ny name keiler,
sent letter 10 the Coroner demanding, IN 6ehah
of Mr. Smith thai q fnll Investi laiiOn be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

nppointments Among those invited were the Rev. Dr.
ana Mrs Bellows Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Field, Miss
Field DR.. A. L. LOOMS and Mr. and MIS- Joseph H.
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Announcements

From G. G. SHAYyR, Wholesale Fur Manufacturer,
1913 Prince-st formerly Of Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weak
IN Of OF deaeration ke speedily and TAU.
cally cured by WINCHESrER'S SPECIFIC PILL. rwo0
sxooxssArs asaAy 81 dcisnt Pre u pc COZ t oehss
%. 5endfor JLlAe Prepared OF WINCHESTER u W.
ehsnstas ~ S0AArek NswSY0h r3-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Please publish the enclosed Card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

Earl e. Wilson's "E W. brand of Men.
Collars Cuffs the best SOLD everywhere
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CARPETs.-Best 5-frame Body Brussels, only
81 q pard Tapestries 65c borders to match Cash 90
credit CRossLEY's. 140 and 742 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

Curealine will cure your cOrns when all other
remedies fail Price 20 cents. Al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

DR.. LTON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Recommended by dentists generally.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
VALUE OF A COOKS REPUTATION

Lacy Fowler today instituted suit against william T.
Crump, steward at Executive Mansion, for $4,000
damages, for SANDER. She was employed as a cook at
the White House in July last and alleges that she was
discharged because Mr.. Crump told Mrs Garfield that
she a thief and stole meats and other things from
tie Executive Mansion She claims that her reputation
has been injured the extent OF the damages claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

mounted into earngs $50 to 800 pairwe worth the at
Of buyers lot Of lScarat gold Watches
each import 500 warranted erect tims-
keepers Buyers silver Wedding Presents 80 per cent
my stock OF duplicates" j. H. JOHSsToS, $50 BOwery
New-YOrk.
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tribute tickets for articles of food ana ucl Each
ticket spe flies The article TO he gwen and /, narged
80 that IL cannot he traded i'll liquor stores Tickets
put up packages of ty each, and are supp led
for 50 a package Ia merchants and other persons
who are averse TO giving money TO poor persons in
the street. In four months last winter over 70 900
tickets were distributed for food and fuel Gifts are
earnestly requested by those having charge OF tne
work.
JUDGE BARBoURs FUN RAJ.
The funeral services o. Judge j. NJ. barbour were
held yesterday at St. BarthoOmew's Church IN
Madison-ave. The Rev. DIR. Samuel Cooke read the
service. The pail bearers were Chef-Justiee >edg-
wick and Judges Van Worst. Freedman aud Jones'
and Richard OGorman, ex-Juugcs BoswOrth and
Spencer and Excise Commissioner H. b. Hart.
There were present Ex-Governor Hoffman. Judges
Hoesen and Nehrbas. the body was inferred In
Greenwood Cemetery
BOLD THIEVES IN CANAL STREET
Benjamin Marks clothIer III Canal-st near
Catherne-alley has been the victim OF thieves
three or four times within short time. Yesterday
afternoon three drove up To his place in a COW
cred wagon, seized a roll of cloth valued at SI2b
and threw it on the wagon; Mr. harks's son ran
The Others away. Before lie could be secured
the thiei VINO in the hands of young Marks fol-
lowed them. The wagon upon which was painted
-. w. PappenhsgeB, AZ 0rchard-st,' was taken 10
Police Headquarters.
STEALING IN THE GUIsE OF A PAINTER
Henry AIkens and John Gillespie applied for work
on November ID at the paint shop OF Fox d1 Brus-
serls. in Hartford, Conn.,. and few days afterward
some painting. He worked there three days and
after receiving his wages disappeared from Hart
ford. Mrs. Terry discovered that a trunk containing
clothing and ornaments valued at over $500 was
some OF tue stolen clothing In the possession OF
Gillespie. who was arrested. Aikens was arrested
Yesterday In 0rand-st After bSina taken TO Police
headquarters he told whore he had pswnsd the
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A lof of Diamonds. bourht at a sacrifice. ina,

N BGoods sent C o. D. to any part Of the country With
privilege Of examination
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Special to the Herald.
The merning train leaving here via the
Galveston, Houston & Henderson railroad At
4l5 met with an accident. Tho engine
jumped the track throwing the tender and
baggage cor from tho track, near Clear
creek station, delaying travel and tho train
for several hours. No one WAS hurt. The
damage is slight.
Richard o. Hanlon, born in Ireland in
1916, veteran Of the Texas navy Of 1886 6.
died at st. Mary's infrmary Yesterday and
was buried to day.
Measles have become epidemic
The weather is extremely foggy to-day.
Fog horns are constantly blowing to ayeid
collisions in the hsrbor
1t is raining tonight, and norther is e1-
pectod
Enterod-Steamships Whitney, Brashesr,
Whitney, General Mcclellan. Cleared
Schooner Fred Watson for Boston with
l5j6 bales of Gotten, 20 tons of acrap iron:
steamship Whitney for Vera Cruz with 2S6
bales of Gotten and general merchandise
schooner John S. Case, .Nueyitas, Cuba, 4t
mares, value 5000; l0l head of cattle, yalu,
$1,575.
Che cotton market opened easy; receipts
1914; stock, 1886; sales, 889; middling
llSi good ordinary, II; closed quiet.
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Railroad Matters at Waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, Jan. 17.-Govsrnor Hubbard, gen.
erkl attorney for the Texas & st. Lsuis rail
road, spent the day here arranging with the
city council for the right'of.way through the
city for his road. The council held q
meeting tonight and granted him per-
paissisn to use certain streets. This move was
necessitated by the action of the Missouri
Pacific in crossing the Brszos and fixing
their depot in West Waco, instead of Waco.
1t is now supposed thu two loads s1d ulti-
mately the Central, will build Union depot
in West Waco.
The Missouri Pocifc is locating the first
ten miles of their line south Of Waco, so the
grading force can commence work.
The Texas s. ST. Louis has large force
here ready for grading eastward to Corr
sicaRa.
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Houston Items.

Special 20 the Herald
Houston, Jan. l7,-To-day Constable
Lubbock arrested Charles II. Brown, whom
he thinks he Identifies as stock-driver
named Ferguson, who, while driving with L.
l. Grayson, ia 1873, murdered Grayson and
Two Of his men. The murder took place
near Sherman, where Grayson canped
en- route TO Kansas. Ferguson split
open their heads with an axe and escaped
The Post special from Huntsville
says two men qu4rrolIed on the trsip
ono accusing the other of insulting lady
passenger. They drew pistols ard shooting
b"gsn, ono was shot IN the face, the ether in
the back, but the wounds are not serious
The names couldn't be ascertained.
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NAL celebration.

nial celebration.
Ihe calendar was proceeded with. and
several bills passed without amendments
among them was bill for the relief of tho
Aleemarle " Chesapeake canal company.
A bill to regulate the mode of purchase of
tobacco for tho United States navy was
amended in immaterial "details, on motion Of
Ar, Vance, and passed up to the expiration
OF tee hour OF unfinished business
Ben Holidays bill came up in regular
Mr. Salisbury moved to po,tpone the
regular order TO take up the KELLOGG case.
MIR. Hill suggested to Nr. SAILS.
bury that it might not be
advisable to antsgsnize Hollida,S,
olll ifit seemed likely the latter would he
disposed of to-day. "
Mr.. Salisbury replied that he understood
the olll referred to would occupy week
lenger. VIVA
Mt Hoar said he would state for the in.
formation Of Messrs. Hill and Salisbury
the report and evidence in tho KELLOGG
was not obtainable by the senate TO-DAY. and
he had been unable to obtain COPY on an
plying for one al the dscumess roor,
The copy usually placed in the library had
gone 10 the bindery, so that if taken up the
case would have to be again postponed.
Mr.. Cameron argued that if the resular
order was postponed, M proposed. a majority
would be necessary TO rsinstate it iln Its place
before the senate.
Mr.. Ingalls, coRt,nded that motion to
postpone should not be ontsr-
tanned, as it did not contemplate
po'ponoment to certain day not indea-
nitaly.
Mr. E1munis submitted questions Of or
der for dOclsieR, when the chair (Withsrs)
ruled that the motion was not in order.
Mr. Salisbury then meved the pending or
der be laid on the table in order to proceed
with tie Kellogg ease.
The chair stated in reply To the interroga-
tory that the effect Of the motion if adopisd
would bo to require majority vote to be
taken upon the Holiday bill at any time
thereafter, the vote being taken without
further debate.
Mr.. SAulsburys motion was voted down
ayes 90; aays "a. The following voted with
the republicans in the negative: Msssrs. But
Ter, Davis, (1llinsiI; Lamar, Psndlston,
Thurman, Voorhees,, White, Williams and
Bavard.
The discussion OF the Ben. Holiday bill
was then resumed. Without action on the
bill, the senate, at 400, went into executive
session, and when tho doors were re-opend
adjourned till tomorrow.
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office of county school superintendent. Re
ierrei.
Mr.. Richards offered bill to establish
public roads. Referred.
Mr. Grant offered bill for the rulisf Of
delinquent tax. PAYERS.
MIR. Mstock offered an amendment to the
election laws.
Mr.. Porrol offered bill to assist in the
detection aud arrest .fcrimiuals.
Mr.. Mack offered "a rescluties that the
house be rendered Rev. Lovsioy to deliver a
lecture on the early settlement and early
settIers OF Texas. Carried by a rising vots.
Mr., iFnIay offered bill appropriAting
so2,l68 50 and $500 $50 62 here
teforo considered of doubtful validity,
and 1000 or rs much as needed when sci
aside to pay interest and the comptroller is
authorizi to insert II for school funds.
Mr.. Donmsn offered bill refundug
money loaned railroads before the war and
recommended its use for public schools.
Pending discussion, Mr.. Tankersly moved
to adjourn till $3.50 in theinorning.
CAPITAL CHATTER.
GenOral Cabsll and Mr.. Ely are here on
Trunk Liue business.
Temperance meetings are being held hero
every Sunday. A movement is on feot 70
get up list of names for the purpose of
petitonl1g the Legislature to make laws pro-
hisiting tho sale of Srdent spirits.
Agrsnd ball be given at the governors
mansion tomorrow night.
Senator Maxey arrived by the Intsrna-
ilonSl y Great Northern railroad this
morning.
The governor will be inauguratsd in the
morning.
The treasury epened its Golfers this morn.
ing to the legislature, and money hysth.
The governors Inauguration will be brief
as wol as nerterlouS in many othor ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-18
CONGREssIONAL.
Senate.

Washington, Jan. 17.-On motion of Mr.
Butler, the senate took up and passed finally
without amendments the senate joint resolu--
ton to create a commission for the psrfsrm
snce of certain duties under an act of cor
grsss providing for the erection of monu.
msnt at Yorktown and the proposed centen-
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HOUSE.

The house was called to order of 10 O, m.
A quorum was present. The reading Of tho
journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. Fly moved that Mr.. King be excused
on account of sickness.
Mr.. Bruce, of johnson, moved 10 excuse
General Darnell, door-kseper. Excused.
He is in bed sick.
The following committees were an
nounced:
Internal improvements-Kiug chairman |;
Finlsy, Cbensult, McCord, Wurzbach,
Paddock. Tarlston, Tsnksrsley, Merritt,
Truitt, Mack, Davidson, Story, String
fellow.
State affairs -Phillbot chairman; Kin.
dred, Grant, Gavin, Bruce of johnson, Cau-
thron, Douglas, Mack, Nash.
EducstsH-Todd, chairman; Hutchsssn,
Wursbuch, Faulke, Mobley, Foster, Pad
dock, Peacock, Mack, Ayera, Gould, Evans,
Traylor.
Public health, vital statistics and history
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Washington. Jan. 17.-A deci'on was rea-
dersd by the United States supreme court to-
day in the so-called Florida railway COM
panys cases, namely, the Florida Central
railway company Va. j. Fred. Schultz, OF al;
the Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile rail-
way cempsav the same, and iha Western
F3t any vs.. George Drew,
ra . bonds In controversy
afs ss, ad subsisting obligations
afao rAnies and the DEGREES In
al.to,as. irmed.
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Tyler Items.
Special to the Herald.

Tyler, Jan. IA. Msrwiski, Jew
merchant of this place, was arrested to-day
charged with tho attempt 10 burn the town
some time since. The evidence is by one Of
bis accomplices negro, who says he was
hired by Marwsski and George Tumbull, an
ex-policemss, TO carry the oil for them. The
negro is in Jail; Marwsski is on bond, and
Trumbul 10 said to be in Austin.
The weather is disagrosable; business coed,
cotton coming in slowly on account of recent
bad weather.
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Court OF Appeals Decisions.

Special to the Herald
Galveston, Jan. 1.-THE commissioners OF
the court Of appeals decided the following
cases to-day: Dawson vs.. Sparks, Falls
county, affirmed.
Dsrragh VS.. Smith OF al, Galveston county,
dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Jail Birds Escape at Bryan.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan, Jan. l6.-Tho following prisoners
made their escape Saturday night from the
Jail cutting through the iron bars and roof |;
Andrew Walker in for murder, second es-
cape Allen King, for murder Ed. Castles
murder; Wheat, for forgery. The ehsriif
is ia pursuit.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
ID State outside Of the City Of Galveston.
SE' EGEAE NOTICE.
ORDERS BY MATT.

Gentlemen who reside In any part of the
state. or abroad, will find OVr mail and oK.
press ObDER DEPARTMENT 3 means of prom III
ard faithful service upon their wants, in the
way of fine Furnishing Goods Of every de-
scrlption, In most cases, articles can be sent
by mail Mt trlfling eNuenss. Do not fail to
communicate with us should you see some
thing we advertise In this paper, or any
where else, that you would like "ifit were
not for the trouUle" You wilt not think it
any "trouble" az all when your order is filed
by us eXao ly les made ont Ivy you. Gentle
men who ave not already acquainted" az
above are respectfully requested TO send us
their names With +. .. address.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-03
Language Of Finger Rings.

In case gentleman wishing to mar
ry-literally in the mar ket with his
heart-he wears plain or chased gold
ring upon the first finger of the left or
heart.hand. If success attends his
suit, and he is actually engaged, the
ring passes to his second finger AT
ter marriage it passes to the third fin
ger. If, however, the gentleman wish
es to tell the fair ones that he not on
ly is not Gin the market" but he does
not desire to marry at all, he wears the
signet upon his little finger, and all la
dies may understand that he is out Of
their reach. With the fair sex the
claws of the ring are: A plain or
chased gold ring on the little finger of
the right hand implies "not engaged" !"
or, in palmer words, "ready for pro-
posals, sealed or otherwise" When
engaged the ring passes to the third
finger of the right hand. When mar
ried, the third finger of the left re-
ceives it. If the fair one proposes to
defy all seige to her heart, she places
her ring on her first and fourth fingers
one on each--like two charms to
keep away the tempter. 1t is some-
what singular that this disposition Of
rings is rare.-Ex.
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Probate Notice.
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that F. M. Rummell,
~ Admir- of the estate of JOS Mcdonald deceased
has filed his final account for settlement, which will
be for hearing Nov 10, 1881.
JAMES g. HALY,
Sept. 21, 1881. Probate Judge