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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-25

FnIi of Leo - UrSeI Particulars OF
the Death Of COminadore Go0dc-
MOuGh
MADRID, August 24.--The garrison
of the Citadel Leo dc Urgel, hoisted II
flag of truce yesterday when hostiIities
were suspended. General l.eA2arigarn,
the Uurlist commander, oilers 10 sur
render on conditions which General
MartlrieH Campos rejects. Neg0tia-
tionr, however, continue and it is not
improbable that articles Of capitalization
will be agreed to and signed to-day.
LONDON, August n. The colonial Of
fee has the following details of the at
tack on Commodore G00dcnough and
II portion Of the crew Of the Pearl:
''rhe Commodore and II party, on
the 18th instant, landed in Carlisle bay
to open intercourse with the natives Of
Santa Cruz island, who attacked the
crew of the Sandhy in the same place
last year. After remaining about an
hour ashore and making appnl entity
satisfactory progress in the object OF
their mission, they were preparing to
return to the ship, when suddenly the
natives, who were only few yards oil,
shot at Commodore Goodenough, and
poisoned arrow penetrated his left
side. The boat then put oil under
flight of arrows. Seven men were
wounded, including Lieut., Hawkes.,
two of whom died from the effects Of
the poisons. The others are improv-
ing. AS soon AS the boat returned, the
Pearl shelled and burned the native
village, and then returned to Nelson"
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"A female servant In the family of
u gentleman in the Department OF the
interior, Washington, il allowed to
make II yearly visit to her old home in
Richmond, Virginia. Last summer,
when she left, "A substitute was employ
ed, II mulatto girl, who had been quite
we'll educated. She performed the du-
ty in rather indifferent mauNer
When the regular servant returned
she began her tour Of investigation to
ascertain how her WORK had bppn DONE
and waa Disguised nt She evident want
Of neatness manifested cvclyW here.
Her Indignation finally found vent IN
The following to her mistress; "pll tell
you what ii is, Miss -, you can't
get grammar and clean corners ont of
the same Niger ~ Which, il true
oilers a knolty problem in reference to
the education of the race.
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Burglars ut Work,

New York, August 24.-Three bur
glars attempted to break into the resi-
dence of DR.. w. A. Hammond, No. 43,
North Fifty-fourth street. Mt one
o'clock this morning. A set OF electric
alarm, while the burglars were trying
to open window, aroused Hammond
who Selling pistol fired four shots at
the burgluars, wounding one. The lat
ter returned the iiic and fled. No ar
rests have yet been made.
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The wheat Crop of England.

New YORK, August 2i.-ln conse-
quence of an error in the transmission
by cable of the Mark Lane Express
crop review, it was made to say of the
wheat in England, that the new SAM
pies look well in comparison with
those of last year. Correction of this
has been received from the Cable Comr
pany to-day, making it read, the new
samples look poor in comparison with
those of last year.
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DOMESTIC.

Revolt OF Catholic Congregation
Against the Dance EdtNt UC the
Priest.
BALTIMORE, August q. Father Jcg-
gel was arrested for assault and battery,
for rjecting Vincent lIagernmn from
the Catholic church of which llagcr-
man was n member. A benevolent 20
ciety called the knights of st. George,
had n picnic, and allowed dancing.
Father Jeggel attempted to prevent
the dancing, protesting, on his right
as n priest, to interfere. The society,
by thirty-two majority, declared the
body independent of the control of tho
priest and lIagerman voted with the
Jeggel was held in two hun
dred dollars bail, and will have hear
ing this evening.
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DOMESTIC.
Decision I'm Reference 10 the Five
tWenties.


WASHINGTON, August 2i.-The Sec
rotary of the Treasury has mnde de-
cision in reference to the lve-twenties
of 1863 May and November, and OF
the iive-twenties of 1865, January and
July. The books and records of the
department show thai the tlve-twen-
ties of 1865, May and November,
known us the old 65's, were the first of
these two loans issued, the date of
issue being October 81, 1865, while the
consuls of January and July, known as
the new G5's, although the bonds bear
on their face the date of July !, 1868,
were not issued until October &, 1866.
Therefore, il follows that the five
twenties, of 1865, May and November,
known as the old G5's, being the first
issued under the law must be first
called. The date given Oh the face OF
bonds is not to be taken as the date OF
issue, but the fact as established by re-
cords of the department in the applica-
ton of the law.
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International RcgntIn.

SARATOGA, August 2i.-'rhe third
annual International regatta OF anna
tepr oarsmen was favored 10y lively
weather aud perfect water. The two
races on the programme for the cham
pionship for the single SOULS was won
by Courtney, of the Union Spring club,
and tue junior single scull rnce was
won by James Riley, of the Nepture
Boat Club.
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Crimes.

KANSAS CITY, August II. - The
Times has information of the killing
OF Colonel Wheeler n wealthy Texas
cattle dealer hy thieves who ran oil
four or five hundred head from his
rancho, in Texas, Wheeler who start.
ed in pursuit was killed IN n running
tight.
TOPEKA, Kan, August 2l,-Tohn 4,
Taylor, who is held in n three thous-
and dollar bail, charged with robhing
registered letters, is grand son Of an
eX'President and was an officer ON
General Sherman's staff.
MONTGOMERY, August II. Two
men, jailed for rape, in Pensacola
were taken out and lynehcd Saturday
morning before day,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Medical COLLEGE Of Alabama,
AT IsG oIsLLSIS.

phc Regular Course OF Lectures will hcolp
on NondaS, NoScmber 10Th, 1870. ana
cluse about thr3Ot al MARCH following,
TITO Preliminary course viii commence
about the middle OF October, at which time
the nlSS1ctiug Rooms viii hc opVn.
The city pSpcusnry HAS hrl lcmovod 10
the College liuiidiug Ia the coulsc al tho
Nenr several Thousand patients 0W examined
ard prescribed tor NJ this DSponSuy, in the
Presence of the students.
Ce' Lecture frru 10 StudUnts from MI parts
OF the United STATES
Mhl'leu'aluh Fve,,...,",,,,.,..,,...,...,, Sa5 90
blSN'rtlhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,,..,,,,, 10 90
For further pnrticulatbaud Circulars apply
TO W. III. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean Ol the Faculty,
Mobile, june LIST, 1875.
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Manufacturing prospects Brighten
Ing In the East.

LAWRENCE, Mass, August 2l.-'The
Atlantic cotton mills, which suspend
ed work in July, will resume work
with n full force next week. The COM
pany will give employment to tweiVe,
hundred and fifty operatives. Sales OF
the stock on hand has been large ana
the prospects are regarded us encour-
aging for full business.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING ); AUGUST 2j.
RAILROAD TYNE TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
THE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States and the lower
Mississippi Valley, slowly falling ba-
rometer, with slight increase in te
perature, southeast to south winds, in
creasiug cloudiness and rain near the
coast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-25
Trustees Sale Of House and LOtin FOrnGy

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
and delivered by W. b. Robertson, Jr,, ON the
10th day of sc ptember 1873 recorded In book
o, pages 3i7-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
10 secure the pay ment of n certain promis-
sorry note for SIX hundred dollars, described
therein, having been so requested TO do by the
legal holders aforesaid, | viii ON Tuesday,
the It'll day of September, 1875, sell for cash,
at public auction, nj the Court house door In
the city of Dallas, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. 8, in block No. SO, in the town of
Forney formerly Brooklyn) in Kaufman
county, Texas, together with NIL and singular
the rights, members, appurtenances and
hereditnments to the same belonging or up
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed TO
said Robertson by tile Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
lHAS. FRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
aug l5-d3w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-25

Twelve houses, the property orMr.
ih"maS OLeary, were burned last
might in Newark, n. j. The fire was
the WORK OF an mcendiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-25
90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS,

Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggested by o. perienco In other yards, have
been introduced and II In believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving IL unl0aded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points ARE permanently located ut the yald DIS
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock.
Every effort Will be made To advance the
con fldence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade in this market, IL will become
the largest wholesale Market In the west for
cattle rs II is now the equnl of any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made TOR the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
slgnments from Illinois.
A tirst-class hotel for the convenience or
its patrons Ia attached 10 the yard.
The East ~. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management of Newman. Hastings q
Co., has Its Office In the general Offices OF the
yards. ISAAC ii. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULIALL, SUPERINTENDENT
]. GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent
Julylw0tdlt
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crowded the sidewalks TO honor the re-.
turn Of our visitors. Several buildings
Hluup the line were gaily decorated.
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MRS. COUGHANOUR'S
S'I'N School h' Young laii'',
DALLAS, TEXAS.

The Third Scholastic ycnr of this lnstltu-
non, comprising two terms of twenty weeks
cHch, viii confluence ON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-25
NKRUPTGY.
Ia Nc JHded States Dbtrig court Jo, The lrcs-
t1l DtHrG NJ 7cuS.

In the matter OF Il. E.&l. II. Williams, bank
rupts-ln bankruptcy, Ne, sos.
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment Of the estate aud objects OF Rob
crt II. ~ John r. Williams, ui the city ui
Dallas, IN snd District and state ut roNnS.
who have beon adjndggd hnnkrupts on their
own petition Ivy the District Court OF said
District, W, W. PEAK,
Assignee.
August 8, 1876. nuslSdIw
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Rates OF Tuiiio,r

On account of the difficulty attending the
collection small bills, AMI In order that
the school may he self sustaining, strict
compliance with the above terms viii he
Required; and nO deduction whatever
VIII be made for lost time.
Mrs. Il, d. COUGHANoUR, Principal.
augSd6w.
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TELEGRAPHIC
mIDNIGIIT DIsPATCHE
FOREIGN.

Enu of Leo - UrScI Particulars of
the Death OF COnITIadOre GOOdc-
uOugh.
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,,NHrd 81 Instruction.

MRS, u, u. CouGn AMOUR, runclpnls.
MISS MARY McOWEN, Teacher ot Music.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04
DIS .srnous FLOOD IN INDIANA.

TEERr HAuTE. August "A dis
astrous food is raging in the vicinity of
this city and various other localities
throughout the State. The river oppo-
site tho city is fully three miles wide and
still rising. Several small houses have
foated down. Some live stock and
millions of bushels of wheat in stacks
and shocks have foated past. A large
quantity Of hay has also gone down.
There is little drift wood afoat, or the
bridges could no. possibly remain. Over
six million bushels of corn is reported
drowned out. Very little corn and no
wheat is left in the township OF Sugar
Creek. Everv house in bloomington IS
inundated. Markets mill dam, five
miles west. has broken away. Seven
houses at Re.lsviile. together with three
mites of ,mb .rkment, have washed
away. Not train on any of the rail-
roads left the city to-day except the pas
senger to Vincennes and return. We
shall have no communication in any d.
rection md no mails for four days at
least, there being 10 less than thirty
bridges, besides trestles and embank-
ments, completely gone. On the Z. and
C. every :restle between Oaktown and
Hazletou is either injured or swept away.
An engine was overturned by the bank
giving way, but no one was hurt. On
the Vandala read the iron bridge at
Cartersburg. the Graz Creek bridge. the
Sugar Greek trestle. Eagle Creek bridge.
and the bridge at Reelsville are all gone.
Seven bridges are gone Oh the E. 7. II,
and C. Railroad between this city and
Newport. There are several very serious
breaks on the Lo2ansport road, and the
indianapolis and st. Louis is in bad
condition. The bridge at Fera is nearly
all gone. The Paris bridge is gone. and
the Wabash trustie injured. The river IS
sill rising.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

KERN CoUNTY's triumphant Court
House got corner stoned despite the
MachiaveIlish Vaccinations and segre-
gated cussedness of the Southern Pa
eifc Railway Company On Monday
This occurred at Bakersfield, proud city
of the plain. and free and untrammeled
people reycled in the stimulation of IN
bridled ioyousness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

I GoLDEN WEDDING. - We haze re
ccivcsl u copy of the Cape In. -,,icer';ssr,
published at Gloucester. Mass. al the
date eff July p. It comes with the
compliments of ". ". HASKELL - and
we ind a marked account. filling several
columns. OF the Golden Wedding of My
ana MIS-. Henry Haskell. OF the .on
cLll?ren born to the venerable couple,
niae aye alive and were r:r-Dt. The
exercises were OF much (locai) interest.
We extract the following:
\ very affecting and pretty sight was
next IN orier-that Of the grundc1.lsTen
kissing the bride and bridegroom. The
tu+uty-four. from the wee babe in aims
II fle masters and misses il ard beyond
their teens. came forward, giving and
receiving the kiss Of affection. Granlla
retained the Youngest or her lap, and
there they sat, the Youngest and elic.t
Of that branch Of the Haskell family.
Pre- s~niing & remarkably beautiful pie
;ure Of age ana youth. The uino chill
dren next came forward. ranged in the
order Of their ages, and received ana
gave the kiss q Iovc. Their nam . are
rs follows: tIrs. Sarah T. Haskell, West
Gloucester, Mass; Ihiutas Haskell, San
Francisco. Gel; William z Haskell,
Eur, h,, Nevada; airs. Dauici VI. Eui.ol.
: samrsco.t, 9Iass.: Andrew D. Haskell,
Earcka. Nevada: Henry HASKELL. il.
OlkoS. KANSAS City, No: Fggb,S L.
Al { I -r
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

The GEEAT EErUBLrC of France has
voted 30. 900 francs for our Centennial.
This is the tremendous sum Of six (6)
thousand dollars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

IT makes one perspire to read the an
nouncement thst Beecher's lawyers have
been served with notice of new trial
on the first Monday in September.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04
New Methojlist Preacher in San
Fransasoo.

The Rev. Thomas Guard of Baltimore
has been called to the pastorship Of the
Howard Street Methodist Church. San
Francisco. The Chronicle describes the
famous divine as follows:
He is of the cloth, clothy, and his strict
priestly garb becomes one who was eyi-
IDENTIFY designed by nature for the calling
he has adopted. With a change of garb
he might pass for William NJ. Evarts
with people who have seen the latter or
his photographs. His remarkably at
tenuated frame indicates that physical
development has been neglected for men
tai culture; his physiosnomy and head
denote intellect and asce:icism. His
clean shaven and thin face, with the hair
brushed straight back from 4 remarkably
high and broad forehead, add tenfoit; to
these appearances. His discourse shows
him to be a man OF finished education
and deep thought.
As TO who be IS, the Chronicle further
says of the reverend gentleman:
Dr.. Guord is an Irishman. apparently
about 30 wears Of age. Desiring q cbange
of climate for his wife's hcalth. he vol
unteered for the missionary work of his
church in India. aud spent fifteen years
there. He then returned to England
when he was sent to the United States
as agent and lecturer to raise funds Tor
the mission. Becoming attached to this
country, he concluded to remain, and
was assigned 10 the rastorate OF the nm
cipal church in Baltimore, where he Te-
manned for three years. He IVES then
about being transferred 10 an important
charge III New York city, when Bishop
Peck. thinking lie YVES igs. the man
needed for the Howard Street Church.
procured his transfer to this conference,
which he accepted on account Of u sec
ond failure Of his wife 4 health. IL viii
probably hc appointed to this church ~
The next conference ~ tie denomination
TO saccead DE- Jewell who has served
the congregation tor three consecutive
years. which is Is long a period as the
discipline Of IL, SEES allows s. pastor 10
remain wiki oro r0uer,435ion. TIE
prospect Of securing him consoles the
Congregation fer IL prospective los Of
their present pastor On ue1t Muaday
evauing Dr Gs1.H will le,ta.a IL tt-
church .51 t',e )sa,G. o. III Ladies AID
Society.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

SENATOR SARGENT addressed large
and enthusiastic meeting of Republicans
at Stockton on Monday night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

THERE will be no war between the Ar.
gentine Republic and Brazil.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04
N otICS.

5 IL PERsOTS HAVING Any sETTLE-
y rlents to make or other business traEsaa-
.lcus vi 5lr. L. p. Erjsbic. are hereby notified
TO transact the same with he Undersigned, TIL
duly authori ed agent for the said F-isb.e.
The undersigned can be fourd dUTi bus
-css hours ct his Office nhst Of the L. :.
3larshal1, in the Ormsby County Court building
Carson City, Nevada.
L. J. MUD
July -, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

The UNITED STATES TREASURY De-
PaRTMEsr will sell five millions of dollars
this month.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

The YELLw FEVER is very fatal at Bar
rancas, Florida.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

An international rifle match viii take
place at Munich this week. Some Amer
icans-whether of our Team or not is
not stated-wili take q shot there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

CorToS, who should have been e].ed
out with Hemp, got CT with a verde.
for murder in the second degree for as
ssssieating Norton at Santa Barbara, has
been sentenced TO the reuitentia-y
for lie. Mrs. Norton trial comes o2
tn-.i.MiLh
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

The CLIFF House hard pan still claims
its own. William Kelly got banged out
of u buggy and had his neck broke there
on Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

CHINATowS near OroyiIla has roasted
cut It's celestial horjles in q general CON
fia5ration, AID the Chinese heart is hard
with an overcharge of grief.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

HAEEY WnLIA5.5 and Ralph Slater s9t
into a dispute about Q debt while riding
together il 4 wagon near Austin. and
Williams shot Slater dead with a shot
gun. Nobody hut z squaw saw tie
killing.
4 government clerk in Canada has
bsen erlbezzlips public funds with I'll
the sang froid o. 4 member Of the Tweed
ISL gang. So, indeed, they a.o mortal,
even il Canada !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23
sgAsONABLE RECIPES.

M cork gets pushed down into the
u III a bottle, insert a loop OF strong
nes s' - and engage the cork I'm any direction
Nlne aonyenient. Then give strong
M, nd the cork will generally Yield
p'u%,.iently 10 be Withdrawn.
''' anri. P,.dding.-Fill dish ~ inches
49,. n with sour apples, pared and quar-
vi Ssread over them batter made OF
v 'e,,ntnls of Hour, "A little salt. half tea
illnonfll OF saleratus. and We with milk
'',,sred milk Is bcst-to make il as
..iot Z. the batter can be- spread. Bake
lus@ oniek oven, and, when done, turn II
sa,,o,n upwards on "A platter, aud sprinkle
Nm sugar, or serve with any sauce.
u,.y,o,,ia .Jeliv.-With the extra re-
s,ad oeIatine, make agallon ofclear Jelly
naior with various fruit dyes. The juice
W. .vs,rscted from spinach leaves will give a
Az ,,reen: cochincal, red the zcst OF
~ a.s,se rubbed on crystal sugar, yellow.
Tbess with various colors from fruit jel-
T.. viii afford number OF hues. Have
al.rge mould. into which put the vari-
ans eolored jellies in almost solid state,
y nreyent their mingling. When full,
~ the mould aside until perfectly set,
sbsn turn it out on "A glass dish, when
no various col0rs will be found tastefully
aended and marbled. These vari-colored
dishes are very ornamental To the table.
Ham, Made Cdndy.-Use new tin
h,.in nut into il 4 tablespoonfuls OF wa
,sr pound of coffee sugar. teaspoonful
ofgood cream tartar boil, string con-
.t.ntlv 10 avoid burning. After IL begins
u have sappy appearance try il often by
dropping a little in cold water and if done
twill al once become brittle. Butter an
erhen dish and pour the hot candy into
h that Il may cool just enough TO handle.
Flavor to taste with oil of peppermint,
wintergreen, sassafras or lemon. Two
irons of oil will flavor il strong. For
VARIETY, divide into three or four parts and
favor differently by touching one kind OF
al 10 each. Work I'm the hands at once
the more it is pulled the whittier it will
ri.
Good Pie Crust. Many persons have
difficulty in making pie crust, often find.
inc II heavy and dark. A lady writer in
me Vermont Journal gives directions how
10 avoid il: 10 quart of flour thorough.
lymix small teaspoonful cream tartar,
,eacup of lard (less will dol. lightly rub
bed in the flour. teaspocnful salt. tea.
spoonful soda dissolvedn very cold water
Mix lightly with knife, pouring in lit
De of the water at time. DO not wet all
the flour. and do not k. I'd it. If you want
the top crust TO rese abe puff pie crust
roll out some of your dough and spread
on lard, sprinkle on flour, then roll up
Roll with your rolling pin a piece large
enough for your top crust. Just as IL Lies
rolled up on your board. Wet the bottom
crust around the edge with cold water be
fore putting on the top crust. DO not
pinch the edges of the top crust down
Cut or prick, TO let the air out while cook.
ing Bake in quick oven, and you viii
have a nice looking pie.