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found in an obscure place alongside Of her dead
baby. 0ncer Flynn the hour indicated, was quietly
pairolng the block opposite the Post olce, in Park
row. when he nccosted by man who proved TO be
Benjamin Thompson the ianitor OF the large build
ing No. 2l Park row. This excitedly demanded
that tho officer should accompany him. as some
strange event had happened in the building under his
charge. The officer followed his informant into the
sub cellar and there discovered woman, young and
prepossessing, amid the debris and accumulation of
ahd kndlng wood, suffering the ag0nes OF chlld-
,olrth, while an infant yet and breathing, was
lying Dy her side The suspicious circumstance being
tus "omans handkerchief was around the meek oil
iiu suggesting that an attempt had been made 10
sTangie ~ Aid was promptly summoned and DR..
Jayne otthe Chambers Street Hospital was soon on tho
yet warm, but all efforts at rcsusctaon were useless
The infant and mother were removed ns sneod,lv as
possible, the former TO the Oak street police station
the latter to the Chambers Street Hospital for treat
ment - $500
JANIroR's sroRY
"The girls name is Mary Tansy and swooter het.
ter naturcd creature lived Shc resided with N
family for live years helped take OF tho offices
and only left us two months since 10 reside with fam
lccL Mary came back yesterday 10 attend
the funeral of my daughter and her condl-
lon was apparent TO all She told my wife that
she had made arrangements 20 to uptown lying
establishment be delivered OF her child but she
fused 10 name tho father, saying, 4 will never tell
This morning she went down stairs early and dsap
and in few moments they gave an alarm, saying,
Mary is down there ana groaning in great pain!'
hurried TO the basement, found her and summoned the
officer, as you KNOW
must have suffered terribly in that black hole alone
with her despair. She protested that she dd not kill
her little that the handkerchief used TO
the darling her previous good character warrants the
supposition that such was tho when tho baby
was sent TO the police station Coroner Wotman was
notified TO hold an inquest after which the body Was
sent 10 the MOrguc.
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PAYMENT OF RAISED CHECKS.

somewhat singular suit was concluded yesterday
before Judge Robinson in the Court Of Common Pleas
in connection with raised check. An uptown store
keeper, in changing 500 bill gave genuine check
for s24 on Security Bank Of this city This check
was raised 81 222 55 and the endorsement
also altered The check as thus raised was certified by
tbe bank Soon afterward IL was deposited In the
National Bank OF the Republic and next went through
The Clearing House. tho Security Bank paying
Ihe amount to the National Bank Of the
Republic The latter bank soon discovered the check
had raised and applied TO the former bank for
payment Of the difference, which was refused on Inc
ground Of its certihcation before payment suit was
accordingly brought by the Security Bank against the
National Bank Of the Republic 70 recover the difference
ra.ned 10 be due IL was decided at the General Term
that the certihcation was estoppcl 20 the suit
After hearing the testimony, which was repetition OF
that previously given in the HERALD, Judge Robinson
directed verdlc for COZ 60 in favor OF the Security
Bank
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WHO IS THE LAWFUL cLAIM.NT or THE
DOVER ROMANCE ~ REAL .IFE a STORY
OLD PEOPLE.
The trial Of the suit instituted by Mr. Jane Shields,
widow Of Henry Shields, to he dover, was
sumcd yesterday in tho supreme curt OF Kings
county, before Judge rappcn.
Mrs Wcscrfcild, sister % the paintr aged seventy
seven years, testified that she hear Henry Shields
frequently speak u Jane his wc N several
sions he introduced her Jane Shilds, his wife,
had handed money and other things Jane which nc
had gwen her for his wife; the pce OF his mar
riage TO a lady IN New YORK IN the Sug he never came
10 sec his wlfo la Williamsburg aftcrthat couldn't
say now that the two children namec Brown hers
witness was present when two Of ~, Shields children
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CAN A WOMAN HOLD OFFICE? !?

The opinion Of Attorney General vanatta that a
cannot legally hold the position OF iailcrcss in
New Jersey was the subject OF agitation the Board
OF Frccholdcrs at Jersey City yesterday motion 10
go into election for jacr entertained by the d.
rector, and several ballots wcro taken. Messrs
Nathan, Allen and Fnck tho candidates.
but none obtained majority. On the seventh
ballet the director announced that only one
ballot would be in order, and that having proved
ipdefnte the others the director declared the
Board adjourned. The management of tho Jail under
Mrs Jones has been excellent and she docs intend
resign her position without having the question
brought by injunction before the Supreme Court Not
a single charge has ever been preferred against her.
She has received letters from the Women's Suffrage As
ISOLATION Of New York, and other cities urging her to
dispute tho validity Of the Attorney Generals opinion
in he
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BROOKLYN CRIMINALS SENTENCED.

Judge Moore In the Kings County Court OF Sessions,
Yesterday was busy with the trial OF large number OF
criminal cases. The following named prisoners who
we're previously convicted, sentenced by His
Honor last evcnIng:-Danici 7. Buckley and Charles
Clark, for insulting females, were each sent to the
Pcnltentisry .or year. Patrick Brady, robbery
three years six months in the Pcnisntiary David
Conway grand larceny, two years and six months in
the penentary; Joseph Carroll burglary, four years
and six months in tho Penitentary; James Greves
assault four years in the Pcnteniary; Bernard Cam
non burglary, two years and six months the Peni-
tertiary; Patrick McEnerny burglary, four years in
the Pententary; George Brown, grand larceny, one
year in the Pentcntiary; William Blown grand lar
ceny two years and six months in the Penitentiary
Philip Irainc burglary two years IN tho Penitentiary
sarah Brown, grand larceny, sent the House Of
Refuge; James Greene, assault with tent to kil one
wear In the Penitentiary.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME oUIT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge Donohue.

by Judge Uonohue.
Daily Va The Mayor Gc-Ordcr granted.
Clanin Sussei; Becker laurence matter or
Che Metropolitan Collar Co.-Grantod.
Iawlor vk hcDonald-Commlsson without stay
by Judge Lawrence
Wright vs.. Habcl.-Grantcd
Matter Of Dickic.-i cannot grant this application
until the other parties Interested the unatics
tate have been notified and have had an opportunity OF
being heard, and there should be a reference
Nelson Tracy.-Thc defendant under tho circunn
Stances is entitled 10 commission with reasonable
stay. Ordered that commission issue In which plautG
shall be at liberty to ion and that stay NOT exceeding
eight weeks from date be granted
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Van Worst
Nash VS. Kemp-Ftndings settled.
Harrison vs.. Webb et aL-Findings and decree
signed.
SUPERIOR CoUBT-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Freedman.
Walker vs. Walker Rule 81 requires service Or
luminous and complaint
Rawslcy vs.. Leland OF al-Ordcrs settled.
BY Judge Scdgwick
Olrsfead w Wilson ct al.--Dcmurrcr ovcrrulcd.
By Chief Justice Mcneil
johnson W. Suxton.-Scc memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrAL TERN.
by Judge Larrcmore.
Matter OF Benton. do lunatico required and
ordered
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COURT OF APPE4LS.

ALBANY Nov. 1s 1878
In tho Court or Appeals, ThursdW November IS,
1ST5:--
no a. Cardot vs Barney.-Argum'nt resumed and
concluded
No. 49, Morton Brownson, executor &c, appellants,
VS. william r Chapman et a., respondents Argued
by G. Mason OF counsel for appellants, and by james
s. Stcarns for respondents
30 80 smith w. Tho Watertown Fire Insurance
Company.-Passed.
No AZ Jacob Clearwater, Jr., respondent, VS. Cync-
MUS Ball, appellant Argued by }. schoonmaker,
of counsel for appellant, and by h l. Wcstbrook for
respondent
Adjourned
CALENDAR.
Tho following is tho day calendar forFrtday Novcm
ber 10 ls75:-Nos 43 30 p. y. q. II 4i. 45
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs-Hcd by Judge Dono-
S. 81, 50, 90 9i %, 9s 99 100 1oe, 1o7, i22, 13o
1s9, 40, l4l 142 l4s, lsa, l9e, 1os, 2os 2l2 ia
SUPREME Counr-GESERAL TERM-Adjourncd for the
term.
SUPREME CorRr-CIRcurr-Par 1.-Adjourned for
1854 1882 3T4s, 3l06, 24s6, 1902, $780, 33l0 3450
34S0 3492, 1872, 3S10 3760 1896. 1885, 1884, 31l2
sS lsS 222 s Sssa ?saS ! ss sss
3s0l 3544 2626 Part 3-Hcd by Judge Van Worst
Short causes. Nos. 2993, 1926, 1851, 3o95, 3Sl9
3775 3777 254l so65, 1851 322l 25e7 3447 377 $685.
1896 1887 $685. 3515 S573 3661 36j4 220l 2ss3 364l
SUPREME CouRT-SrEcIAL TERa-Held by Judge
Lawrence.-Law and fact-Sos AS 454, 1856, 57e
SSH $751; GIL 615, 6l5l 642 200 422 1885, 1856 I02
ass, O. 40 COS, e34 $40 80, 464 All 535, 544, 5S7
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERx-part Held by Judge
7S7 SO, 14Ol sos, IA, 678. Part 2-Hcld by Judge
curts-Nos 1892 93s, 500, sos, sOo1s 500, 1420 664
s62 12ls, 942 946, 952, 956 $685.
SUPERIOR CouK1-SPEcIAL TERN-Held by Judge
Frecdman.-Nos 10, H. %, 40, . 81, 43.
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Robinson-0ne hour causes:-Nos 2553 259s, $500,
2742 200 275 2779 24l9 2736, 2el2 1885, lS3S 2sl6
1850 1892 1886, 2763, 2764.
COMMON PLgAs-GESERAL TERs-Hcld by Chief JUS
tice DAILY and Judges Locw and J. 7. Daly-Nos l52,
100 16 162 l64 1856 ia, 1T6 u.s. 179, Isl, 49, 14,
1856 1s7, 1s9. l9o l9l, 182, le4
Spauldng Nos. $3.50, 2909 1904, 5i46 20l5, 5l4i,
53l3, 33Os, 358e, ABB 1890, 3599, 36oo 36o1 3eo2
56s6, s49l. Part3-Held by Chief Justice sheA-Nos.
$500 4474 42o5, 4s44, 559l, 5592 5l9l, 5l27 5730,
563l, 5356 5171, 45S3, 4463, 56ll.
Court OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Hcd by Recorder
Hackett-The People Timothy Mccarthy, robbery;
Same vs. Henry Ruchc and Robert Isaac robbery:
Same vs. Patrick Henry, burglary; Same James
Burns, burglary Same Frank Hamilton, James
Burke and Frank BANNER, grand larceny; Same
Gertrude schcer, grand larceny Same vs, Charles
Strausser grand larceny; Same vs. Richard Broken,
grand larceny; Same Waldcman Spahr petit
larceny; Same Carl KreutZen, petlt larceny;
Same vs. Nathan Mouton, violation Election law;
Same John Noonan, violation Election law; Same
John Quinn, violation Election law; Same Patrick
Crowley violation Election law Same Gustav Goo
neuiyir violation Election law Same James Brown,
William j. Fallen and John Fisher, violation Election
law Same Matthew 3rien, violation Election law.
OYER ASD TERMISEE-Hcd by Judge Barrett.-The
People vs.. John Scanncll, murder.
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THE SINGER WILL CASE.

Tho contest regarding the will Of the late Isaac ~
Singer promises to be protractcd and bitter one on
both sides 1t understood yesterday that renewed
overtures looking to compromise, had been made to
Mrs Mary Ann Foster the contestant, and which were
rejected by that lady who is determined that the judi
cial inquiry respecting her claim the widow OF the
testator shall on feeling confident that the more the
is probcd the more complete Will be the recstab
fishing OF her reputation before the world In the
HERALD report OF the proceedings published yestcr
day II Inadvertently stated that the proponents
OF the will had ntmatcd their willingness to increase
former offer Of $2 600 900 to So 900 0o0' IL the
testant would relinquishher claim 1t was intended 10
read from 5000, 900 to $500 O00"
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premises when the latter turned him and stabbed
Castor three times IN the face and neck stein was ar
rested by occr OF the Fifteenth precinct brought
before Judge Kbreth and held IN 81 500 bail 10 answer
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
Between two and three o'clock yesterday morning
Leonard Rodcr wachman for Charles Hassman AT No.
loo Bank street. discovered named William Daily
and James Brennan In the act OF breaking into the
premises above mentioned. He hred a. the burglars
and they fred back him. but escaped for the TIME De-
ing They were arrested yesterday, however, by De-
tective O'Nei OF the Ninth precinct Judge Kloreth
held them IN 81, 500 bail each 10 answer.
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TRIAL OF A POLICE CAPTAIN.

The trial OF Oliver B. ,Leich captain OF the Twelfth
precinct police Brooklyn, concluded yesterday
afternoon before the Board OF Comm ssoncrs. Tho
summing up will be heard by the Board the 9th
inst, and decision will then be rendered by them.
The captain was tried upon charges Of conduct unbe
coming an officer and for clcctioncerng and inducing
people TO vote the republican ticket Sergeant Mccks
was the principal witness against the captain. Mr..
Bloodgood proprietor of liquor store testified that
tho sergeant told him he ''puttng up job tho
captain, and asked him to assist him Captain LEIGH
denied each ana every charge preferred against him
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
INIOTt Juust hIFUINKH'
LONG ISLAND WATER LOTS.

LONG ISLAND WATER LOTS.
Last October Mrs Eliza Rcuohcr, residing AZ
10 415 West Thirty. eghth street. owned cigar store,
situated At No 7i0 Eighth avenue. She advertised y
Tor sale and in response man named Henry Herzborg
called on her lie represented to Mrs Roucher that ho
was an agent Tor person named John J. knocppc who
wished w purchase the cigar store knocppol was miro
duccd and offered mortgage on fourteen los al Suffolk
Park r. r. Tor ST. 400, IN payment Mrs Rcucher, rom
tho representations made 10 her by herzbcrg ana
knooppel, induced to accept THIS mortgage rs
that tho lots IN question arc what y known va
real parance ~ water lots and are not worm
~ all $40 Herzbcrg and Knocppel were arraigned be-
fore Judge kbrcth yesterday, and were committed lor
examination charge of conspiracy 10 dciraud
FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
On the night of the 18th Of November Edward stoin
went into house 80 4s West Fourth street and
raised disturbance. Mr. Eugene Castor who resides
in the house, cndeayorcd to eject Stein from tho
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McGrath vs. Brennan; Fox vs. Seckendorf; Shelomsky
LEVER Motions granted.
ROLAND vs.. Hyde.-Report confirmed and payment
ordered
Reed VS. Riddfr-Report OF referee confirmed
stlcnken VS.. Scharch Granted on payment or
costs.
Meigs vs. Fatten.-Moton denied.
Jarvis vs. Bock.-Appeal dismissed
Steson, &c vs. Hoge Ct aL-lssues settled.
Goetz VS. Maty.-Lcave TO serve amended COM
plant granted on payment Of costs
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ON HIS WAY TO THE SETTING SUN.

A despatch received Yesterday by Supcrintcnd-
walling from Chief Of Police shirup OF Alliance,
Ohio stating that an unknown man had been found
dead that place, having in his pocket ticket from
New York to Toledo. The deceased was about thirty
years Of age, five feet nine inches in height and
black side whiskcrs ard mustachc. 1t is supposed
that he had recently arrived from this CITY
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Jersey City, by the Rev. p D. vaneecr ALvAH 500
FIELD 70 CAssg SHIELDS. daughter Of John and Jane
Shields, all OF Jersey City.
TKorrER-HAsBRorcK.- Wednesday, November
H. 1879 at the Collegiate Reformed church, Fifth ave-
nue and Twenty ninth street, by Rev Or. Chambers
HELEN daughter of Jonn l. Hasbrouck, Esq, te
VAN NEcHrKS rRorrEK, all OF this city.
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A DETECTIVES TRIAL.

The trial OF Detective William Kelly, OF the Central
Department, which set down for yesterday, was
adjourned until Monday by Commissioner voorhis,
owing. to the absence OF the complainant, Richard
Adams II is probable that attachment 10 compel
the attendance of Adams will be obtained from the
Supreme Court
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SHOPLIFTERS IN BROOKLYN.

Detectives Butts ana Folk Of the Brooklyn Central
ONCE, observed two Fulton street going
from store to another and after leaving T. X. Hor
they took going toward the ferry The officer ar
rested them at that juncurc and recovered stolen prop
erty TO the value Of $50. They held for cxamina-
ton by Justice Walsh
The New York herald., 1875-11-19
ALTERATION IN A BARRooM.

Henry wilkins, OF No. Isl Park street, and John
Conner, with home had an alteration in liquor
saloon at No 81 Baxter street last evening" which re-
suited in wilkins striking Conner heavy blow with
bottle innicting a wound Conncr's scaln
wilkins locked up in the Sixth precinct station
house
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duiy.
THE THIRD AVENUE BANK CASE.

THE THIRD AVENUE BANK CASE.
The officers OF the Third Avenue Bank who wero
arraigned at this Tuesday and waived their
right to an examination. have reconsidered their do
termination 10 90 at before the Grand Jury.
They appeared either personally by counsel In court
yesterday and asked Judge Duny to reopen the case
aud accord them examinatio The Court con-
sented but neither side being ready TO 60 tho
was set down for the 18th INST
MUCH STOLEN WATCH.
watch Of no great value stolen a few days ago
from John Macarthur, OF Thirty ninth street, near
Third avenue, and he informed the police officer
Cassidy, of the Twenty first precinct, in searching
after the missing mcpecc, learned frst that II had
been stolen by Mortimer Grady, who had pawncd
II and sold the ticket TO Charles Spaldng, OF No 30l
East Forty-eghth street lie redeemed the watch, and
II was stolen from HIM by Grady and Alexander Wells
who again pawned IL ami sold the ticket to Eugene
Hcaley, bakers apprentice in Mott street He was
arrested for having the watch in his possession, and
brought court yesterday, together with Grady
and Wells. All were held for trial.
THE OUTRAGE ON MISS GLOVER
warrant issued this court yesterday for the
arrest OF Moses W. Reddng, the Masonic publisher, OF
No 731 Broadway charge OF assaultng the person OF
Miss Georgana W. Glover, his copyist lie will prob
ably be arraigned in court to-day. The compliments
residence is No. 1875 Third avenue.
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
on II WAS pitiinl
Near 4 whole city fnll,
Hmm ahn Ind nnMe.

Yesterday al noon occurred Of those pathetic
incidents so common to great cities, where mother
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HENRY SHIELDS WIDOWS.
Adjourned

Tho following is tho day calendar forFriday, Mo-
Der 10, ls75:Nos 43, -, p, 22, -, II 4a, l5.
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parents southwest corner Of avenue and III 7th street
Harlem, to-day (Fridayl at two o'clock F. NJ. The
relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend
McDoSALD-On Tuesday, November 16 WILLIAM
MCDONALD, native OF Longford Ireland, In the sd
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
his brother Charles, also the members Of tho Friendly
Brothers Of Erin, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence IS Mott street TO the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, corner Mott and Park
streets, on Friday, the 18th inst, at ten O'Clock
A. w., where solemn requiem mass viii he celebrated
for the rcpose Of his souls from thence at ono o'clock,
TO Calvary Cemetery.
NryIILr-On Thnrsday, November H. MARY NV.
lille, only daughter Of Richard and Ann Neville, aged
III months and 10 days
attend the funeral on Friday 10th. al o'clock
r. NJ from No. $40 Third avenue, New York city
SicnoLs--ln Williamsburg, l. l., on Wednesday,
November IL, JouS NICHOLS, aged ~ years.
Notice o funeral hereafter.
O'CSLLscnAS,- ON Thursday evening, November ~
nt the residence 81 his parents. No. ~ Wcst Sxtcth
street JouN J ). Of Thomas and Hannah O'Caaghan
Notlcc of funeral hereafter.
OpELL suddenly, in Brooklyn, November IL, 1875
Mr.. W d. Opnff. in the Slst year Of hls age.
Funeral Friday, November ~, ut hafpast o'clock
T. NJ from his late residence 81 Sands street Rola.
tivcs and trends invited without further notice
o'noSSELr.-Of your charity pray for the soul Of
PATRICK =. O'DoSSEtI. who departed this life
Thursday morning, November is, aged 80 years
Funeral from the residence oi his brother Walter
No 80 woodruff street, South Brooklyn, Saturday
thc 2Oth INST nj one O'Clock +. NJ when friends and
acauaintanrcs are respectfully invited to attend
Newfoundland papers please copy.
PEAHLBRoOK.-On the 18th inst, SAELMAN PEARL
nRooK IN the 10Th year oi hts age.
The friends and acquananccs, and the members OF
Lexington Lodge $40, f. and a. NJ, and members OF
Magnolia Lodge 166. l. q. o. r., arc respectfully IN.
vitcd ~ attend the funeral from his late residence 100
Pineapple street Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon 2lst
inst at two O'Clock.
Thy DAVIES. -On the 4th Of November 1875 at No 4
Charges street Mayfair, London ELEANOR ELiIs WEsr.
coTr PAriSEAr, wife OF John Try.Davies, OF Montreal
CANADA. aged % years.
WisLfsroy On the 18th inst, AZ ralcnville Greom
county, y. " JASE MARY, wife OF John I. Wllliston
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sEAsONABLE RECIPES.

Becf Patties. Take cold beef, mincc
and season it, and bake ia rich pun
paste in patty-pans. Time, half an
hour.
10 estimate the quantity Of shclled
corn on the cohs IN any given space,
level them, and measure the length,
breadth, and depth; then multiply these
dimensions together, and the product
bv four. Cut of the last figure, and the
result will be the number Of bushels
Of shelled corn and the decimal of a
bushel.
The brilliant colors Of autumn leaves
may be preserved BIZ dipping the stems
IN melted yellow bees-wax. The leaves
should be well dried. BY piercing the
leaf near the stem with doubled thread
wire, YOU can weave them on coarscr
wire, or on large cord, into and descrip-
ton Of garlands.
10 Cleanse cotton G00ds.-Add To hot
rain water an amount of wheat bran
equal to onc-eighth Of the fabric to be
clcansed, and. after stirring well for
five minutes, add the goods; stir them
about with clean stick, and bring the
the whole TO "A boil. Allow the mixture
To cool until the articles can be washed
ont, after which, rinse them well.
The best recipe for CLOSED shirt
bosoms is Take ounce, of fine gum
arabic powder, pour on a pint or more
Of water, and then, having covered it.,
let II stand all night In the morning
pour Il carefully from the dregs into q
clean bottle, cork and keep it for use.
Add tcaspooniul of thi, gum water 10
pint of starch made in the usual way.
.ibom Knitting Eggs. There is an OBJ
lection 20 the common way of boiling
ergs which people 10 not understand.
II is this: The white under three min
utes' rapid cooking becomes tough and
indiges,blc while the yelk is left soft.
When properly cooked eggs are done
evenly through Ike any other food.
This result may be attained by putting
the eggs into dish with a cover, A. q
tin pail, and then pouring upon them
boiling water. two quarts on more 70 q
dozen eggs. and cover and SET them away
from the stowe for fifteen minutes. The
heat of the water cooks the cor, slowly
and evenly and sufficiently and to "A jcl-
lv-ike consistency. leaving the center 81
yclk harder than the white, and the esq
TASTES as much richer and nicer MS q
fresh cgg Is nicer than a stale egg. and
no person will want "a eat them boiled
after having tried this method once.
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Mention Is made in the Naturalist 81
two eases of albinism recently observed
IN fishes One was paddock, taken of
Barngat. Mas T. The fish was 'hiriy-one
inches long. and, instead Of the usual
tints OF brownishgray. rs general hue
was pinkish-whilc with pcarly lnstcr.
The other specimen was a common eel
taken al Noank, Conn, in December.
1874 The colors Of this we're dull,
pale yellow above, and nearly pure white
heucaih. Instances of alDinism are not
uncommon among European GELS, but
they ave seldom met with on our coasts
The museum of the Peabody Academy oi
Sciences contains a sample Of both the
aforementioned albiuOs.
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CRAMPS and pains in the stomach are the
result ~ imperfect digestion, and may be
immediately relieved by dose of JohHsDns
Anodyne Lihin.eHt A tcaspoonfulin alittle
swcetcncd water j. q dose.