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USEFUL FAMILY RECIPES,

Peppermint Drops-Mix one pound of
powdered and silted loaf sugar with the
whites of three or four eggs; add ten or
twelve drops oil of pepDermint; beat
we'll; drop on writing paper IL, Ridge
vile, Ind.
Lemon Jely-T0 Put Between Cake
Two tablespooniuls Of corn-starch, wet
with the very smallest quantity OF boil.
ing water; one-halt cuptul OF sugar; one
egg, beaten; very small lump OF butter,
and the juice and rind of one LEMON
NJ. g., Keystone, Ind.
Orange pie-Grate the yellow rind of
one iresh orange, take the juice and
pulp OF TWO large oranges; add 10 them
one cupful of sugar and the beaten yoiks
Of three eggs; mix one cupIul of milk
with The whites Of the eggs beaten to a
st.f lroth; bake in puff paste.-LW. L.,
Coving on, KY.
FrIzzled Dry Beer-Take one pound OF
beet, put in stew-pan with one quart OF
cold water; let it come to bon; then
pour of The water, place the pan on the
stove, break in iour eggs, keep constant
Iy stirring, add one teaspoonluI OF butter,
little pepper, aud very little water; or.
omit the eggs, and add flour instead to
th'cken the gravy.-lM NJ. S., Glendale, o.
Corn Bread-T"o cupfuls yellow corn.
meal, one cuplul wheat -four, one -nalf
teaspooniul salt, and two teaspoontuls
OF anti-dyspeptic baking powder, sifteu
all together; one-half teacupful mo-
lasses, and Two teaspoonfuls OF melted
butter stirred in the molasses; two eggs
Well beaten, and milk to make stiff
batter; bake in quick oven.-TS. S.,
Westcnester, o.
Cocoanut Pudding-Grate one cocoa
nut, pound or roll tne tive Boston crack
ers, and mix with the cocoanut; add 10
them piht and half Of boiling milk :,
and three table-spoonfuis melted butter,
or one pint OF sweet cream; beat six
eggs, yolks and whites separately, and
SUR in The mixture; add a small cuplui
sugar, and fIVor with rose-water; bake
or boil like cusLard. To be eaten cold.
-[X., Lagonda, y.
Dressing for Lettuce Salad-After po-
tatoes have been mashed and prepared
for the table, take two teaspoonfuls OF
the potatoes, one tablespoonful of pre-
pared mustard, one teaspoontul vinegar,
"a little pepper and salt; NIX well, using
table kulfe, and mash ali Jumps;
slowly pour on, while stirring, enough
oliye-oll TO make it the proper thickness;
az the last add one boiled egg, finely
chopped.-L Cambridge, Md.
Almond Custard Cake-One pound of
sugar, one-halt pound of butter rubbed
TO cream; five eggs, beaten very light,
one cup OF sweet milk, one pound OF
-four, with two teaspooniuls anti-dys-
peptic baking powder sifled with it; tia-
vor with lemon; bake in three jelly pans.
The custard-one cupfui thick sour
cream, two cupiuls granulated sugar,
one pound sweet almonds Dlanched and
chopped fine; favor with vanilla; mix
all W ell together aud spread between the
layers OF cake.-GL. G. s., Ironton, Mo.
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The Board OF Aldermen met in regu-
lar session yesterday.
The special equallzers to determine
an assessment for widening Findlay
street, from Freeman street to Mclean
avenue, reported an ordinance to assess
rs 23.l per front foot Tor the purpose.
"A reso utlon requesting the Board of
Pu0lic Works to extend water mains to
Cummlnsville, in accordance with the
terms OF annexation, was adopted.
An ordinance TO block the square
bounded by south side OF Sherman ave-
nue. west TO Dalton avenue, south To
Liberty and east to Kline alley, was
read.
A resolution to contrucJ with Michael
Burns, Tor improvement of Straler
street, from Columbia avenue to Good
win street, was concurred in.
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also show that the will was not the re-
suit OF the deliberate judgment Of a
good father or OF q rational mind, but
rather an offspring of a diseased mind
and an unnatural parent.
On the part Of the defense, Mr.. Goss
said that although il might be that Sc
dam was very bad man, yet at the
same time he was man who was ca
pable of making will.
The defense would show that there
was no undue influence on the part OF
any one brought to bear upon the Squire
by which this will was made. The case
presented the single question as to
whether man has rignt to dispose of
his property as he sees fit, even II he
should make an unequal distribution of
1T. The defense also claimed that the
valuation of the estate at the sum OF
$3OU, 900 was exlravagant.
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old army friend of General GRANTS, is
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IHE people of this State have feeling
Of genuine sympathy for Illinois, whose
Legislature is still in session with little
] respect of adjournment.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN, and good many
other sensible people, pronounce the
talk about the Mormon war prepara-
tiOns ''all bosh."
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NObby Styles in White Vests for 81,
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House, G6 West Fifth street, opposite the Foun-
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DABIES OF CINCINN ATI-Awful funny
ID Comic Monthly, u cts, at any news stand.
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The 1886 A. n. aud p X. trains connect for
Yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church
Train leaves Loveland sundays at Y:l0 A. NJ.
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at 2P.M
CINCINNATI hUsKIHGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and hilgour. Time, min fast.
Zahesvlile EX............ 645 AN z:15PM
Cifcleville Ac.............. 4:U0PA U:.5AH
CINCINNATI EASTERN = BATAVIA NARRow~
GAUGE.
Depot, Front and hllgour. Time. min. fast.
Williamsburg Ac......... s:35 AM 8;5OAx
Williamsburg Ac. c........., 4:nuPN I:l5PE
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
NOTES OF THE ELECTION.

THE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC BY SEVEN MAJORITY
CANDIDATES FOR SENATE AND HOUSE OFFICES
PROPOSED RRAPPORTIONMENT or THE STATE.
Additional returns show that DAVID Fleming
Und), who supported by the Greenback men, Pro-
hbOnist5 and Republicans, is elected to the Assembly
from Warren County, instead OF Elias j. Mackcy (Dem
This will make the House stand thiTty-one Democrats
twenty-seven Republicans one Independent Democrat,
and one Independent This change leaves the Democrats
majority joint ballot In the Legislature Cover
nor Bedle, on Wednesday, appointed Senators Albeit
sewell Hobart. Blackwell Moore Ludlow and Kirk and
himself, ex-ofco. Board Of Canvassers 10 determine
the Gubernatoria vote They Will meet at the Capito
on November q.
The has already begun for the Presidency OF
the Senate and the speskerhp OF the House Senators
Ludlow, Of Middosex; Ward, OF Sussex and Hendrck
son, Of Monmouth are mentioned for the former and
Edward I. Matthews, OF Burlington F; John Eagan. OF
Union, and sas DE Witt Of Warren for the latter The
old Democratic officers OF the Senate and House will az
customary be reelected For the Offices the House held
by Republicans, in the compromise attending the last or
ganization, there number of candidates james
Madden, Of Hudson County journal clerk OF the last
House. and engrosng clerk three years ago and George
K. Coleman, OF Newark formerly assistant clerk ara
candidates for the clerkship william IT. Brown naor
keeper OF the last House. "a candidate for serOosu,t
Arms OF the House,
The Jew GOyemOr-elect will have the appointment OF
Judges In Essex County 70 succeed Judges Ftsworth
COndit and Ricord. To succeed Judge Ellsworth, the
law Judge Vim. b. Guild, jr and Judge r. A. johnson
are named; and s. W. TchenOr, OF Orange; A b. Bald
win, OF south Orange James r. Bond anu OK Judge
Hermann Ise OF Newark, are spoken Of as prominent
candidates for the lay judgeshps.
Ths Democracy already announce that the first busi
Will be fedistrctng VI the State for members of
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NoSrREAI Nov. S.-The hardware house OF Baker
q Mulhollaud will 20 into liquidation The liabilities are
stated at 800 600 and the assets at larger amount
OTTAWA Nov. S-A deputatIon of Okla Indians
interview the Minister OF the INTERIOR in
relation 10 their spute with the Seminary OF Montreal
p,rrsRIrRG PENN, Nov. S.-Ihe Grand Jury, this
o,cnoou Ignored bill against General Pearson charged
with murder in connection with the riots here In July last
Rp,1pwoop. H., Nov S.-Several hundred coal
miners resumed work here this morning at the companys
tertns They have been idle seven months
WFsrCnEsTER, Penn, Nov. S.-Three prisoners
hr our OF the Chester County jan yesterday. TWO OF them
Were recaptured but the r Albert Barton eoore is stl
large.
NoRwIcu, Conn, Nov. SIN the trial of Louise
Raven today probable cause was ouhd and she was re-
nsnded 10 jail ta before the Superior Court now in
session.
ppovrDFYCE. X. l., Nov. S.--A special meeting of
s .ockhotors uf the Providence and worcester Railroad
Snanv was held to-day aud IL was voted unanimously
NFw-ORLFANs. La, Nov. &. Striking cigar
t "a he number OF about 800, held meeting last night
I'D ,s.c resolutions demanding an increase IOm ~ % -
eT tbousand committee OF hty appointed TO induce
wOrkmen to join the strlhe'
ASS,PoLs. Md, Nov Sin the Circuit Court
80 st,cnoon the court rendered verdict OF not guilty In
,h ra.rs of Judges and lelot fO mtlieasAnoe m
The tria Of Judge Yclou for alleged drunkenness vi"
come mp tomorrow morning
CtxctNNATL Nov. S.-The Cincinnati Southern
uroad bA re the Ohio River recently completed WA
isted to-day $40 feet long Was subjected "a
100000 pounds win adeneruoh OF I.ss thsl
Two inches. Tue Test was considered entirely satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
THREE HE1TY F1ILTRES.

SPRTGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. S.-Corydon Weed, of
BLOOMINGTON. has filed voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy with liabilities OF II 100000 and scarcely any
assets Mr. Weed has been oaninc money for other par
ties on Illinois farm mortgages, guaranteeing the inter
est and principal OF the loans. The securities having
been sunk to nothing he is left between the real crod
tors end the iusovcn debtors Among his creditors are
the Ftnl Life Insurance Company, OF Hartford $40,
600: T. Tatngcr ~ WatcrlOo. y. Y, Sl2OOOO; Hiram
Sibev Of Rochester y. Y. S26S, ,0O0 Horny dcsOn of
New York Citv s5s 900: j. r. johnson. Seneca FAILS.
~ Y SJl 900; W X Balm, of New-IOrk City, FJS,OuO,
and others for smaller amounts.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov ST. H. Phoenix, of
Bloomington owner OF tho celebrated nursery m shat
city flied a petition TODAY His Liabilities are ~ 50 900.
His failure is consequent upon that Of Weed reported
this morning.
san FRANCIsCo, Nov. s.-Thc old-cstabiishei firm OF
Fordham Jennings ship chambers and grocers Of this
city failed to-day They state that their liabilities
800 900 and offer their creditors 40 cents the dollar
They attribute their failure To losses on stocks.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
THE WAR IN ALBANIA.

RAGCsA, Thursday. Nov Z. 1877.
The Montenegrins are bOmbardmg Fort Serdar,
near Spuz. They also have twenty siege guns in
position before Podgoritza.
LONDON, Thursday. Nov :, 1877.
telegram from Cettinje the Montenegrin capital,
says the news from Mouastr [the capital of Mace
dona Is disquietlug. symptoms Of hostility among
the Albanians are increasing in significance. The
Turks are holding the block-housc at Kasla-
mette, under constant attacks by Miridites.
The Pashas are united at Podgoritza, and
were intending to attack Danilograd but not be-
ing able to concentrate sufficient force, it is be-
lieyed they have abandoned the plan, for they are
now diligently increasing the defences of Podgor-
itza. strong deputation Of Albanian chiefs IS now
at the Montenegrin headquarters but from the dis
cords of the various chiefs any general cooperation
ic tn,nnsslbla
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
hANSAS.
REPUBLICAN BY 10000 TO 10000 MAJORITY
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKETS GENEhALL'

REPUBLICAN BY 10000 TO 10000 MAJORITY
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKETS GENE"ALL'
ELECTED.
TOPEKA. Nov. s.-The returns of the election III
this State come in slowly. So far as heard fron'
Horton Repl, for Chief-Justce. receives the kepup-
lican vote and will have decided majority Inc
State will be 10000 to 80. 900 Republican
IEAvENwORTH, Nov. S.-Ihe returns OF the cleo
ton in this State rs received by The Ledren-
north Times, indicate that small vote was
polled IN pretty much all the counties Inc
only State officers voted for were Lieutenant
Governor. to fill the uuexpired term caused
by the resignation of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Salter. and Chef-Justice. The Republicans
elect their candidates-L. w. Humphrey for Lieu-
tenaut-G Governor aud Albert II. Horton for Chief
Justice-by the usual majorlties, considering inc
number of votes polled. With but few exceptions
the Republicans elect their county ticket III nearly
every county in the State Davis County gives Il
Greenback majority as also does Bourbon. The
whole Republican ticket in this county was defeated
in consequence of the unpopulary of the candidate
for sheriff, VINO headed the ticket.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
EW-YORK. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1877.

Congress and the Assembly. The state Co aftor
provides that the appOrtiOnment siiau De h'o ~.
each United states census and shall remain un e. "a
until another enumeration shall have been tlheh. 10
difficult tn soc how the Constitutional provisions eau
evadcd hut the Democratic leaders endeavons 10
devise plans tO tina, end. -, - bts hill of
Assernbynan Conner Of Newark. will press DIS ~ W. tbe
the last session 70 change the boundary lnes Vl @ ,,
feenfh and Fifteenth Wards of Newark. 80 as 10 ,nN
the Fifth Eleventh and Fifteenth Wards surely Despo sn5
cratic the Fourteenth more pu1lcan lI, IL ~ Intended
70 make one or Wards out OF parts ot we we cno
Eighth and Thirteenth Wards, so a. 10 " ~ yde tor a
Gratis hill has already been draitel 10 PIo' ,loce
Fire and Police Commission for Newark so as ~ P'''
those DEPARTMENTS the hands OF the Democrats
I'm the dieputcd IId Assembly District oi ,i,',
County which Peter OCounor nndl talked % cWV'Donaid
be vote Stood as follows For Terrence j. NJ Don,, u w.
1910: Ter WDonald .; 7. J. McDon9id IoIai zoo
Mcdonald (DemJ, 1313 For Peter VS"I%, oI f"r 0Con,
Patrick OConn0r Peter COnnor, l; toIh iul ~. Cor
nor QndD, 1871. 1t is probable tn9t tnt ,td ,hua
Patrick OConuOr and Peter COnnOr VIII De feJeoVe"' ~
elcclinQ MDOpAld.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
covGRFssMAY sMALI.s oY TRIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. S.-The motion to re-
move Congressman Robert smalls's the United
States Court was argued by counsel to-day the argument
consuming the entire time of the Court Judge Town
send oyerruled the motion for transfer smdlls Is IN
diced under state Statute enacted by the Republican
Legislature for ocnse committed while he state
Senator. The indictment found by Grand jury
drawn by Republican officials before the present Govern
eut which is composed OF nine white
and eight colored me Men Of both and various
p0litical opinions have been indicted by this jury with
out question during four terms of the Court Tie rcut
ures were drawn from lists prepared by Republican OF
fcials one has COlOrcd and five white members
the other, five c0orcd and seven white The taiesmen
Republican IN lS12 receiving the vote OF TIE prisoner
vote Of Repubcans and Democrats. At the beginning
of the present the defendants counsel Insisted
uuon al oi prisoners present being tried By COM
mon consent Smalls's case fixed for Monday and
every fact which now exists to Justify the motion, cx
lated when the agreement for trial was male.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
OBITUARY..
DIR. PAUL +. EVE.

distinguished physician and surgeon, DIR.
PAM f. Eve died at Nashville Tenn on the 81 instant
He was born In Augusta, Ga juno - looo; graduated
% tho University of Georgia in 1896; graduated NJ d.
=, ,, ponnsvIvana University in 1s2S, and afterward
sdied in Europe He was surgeon IN the Polish Rev
lution Of 1881 Dr. Eve became Professor OF surgery
n tbe Medical College OF Georgia in 1892; in Louis
vile Ky University Ia lSl9; III the NasnSl l'n,,
Se' 9e IL was made in 1870, Professor Of Operative
and Clinical surgery in the Nashville Um'erslty' III
Az he ,yas President Of tho American Medical AssO-
ei,t,n and he served surgeon III tue COhIedeiate
Army lie is said to have crossed the AIantlc fourteen
tn.'nr.hins m New-YOrk ani Phadelphia. lie hdu re
markable success a bthotomlst, performing great
nn"hrr of operatlons In that branch oi surgery
New-York tribune., 1877-11-09
PENESTLVANLA.
ABour 10000 DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY.

ABOUT 10000 DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY
THE DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY FOR SUPREME COURT
JUDGE VERY SMALL
The Democratic plurality for State Treasurer IN
Pennsylvania Will he much smaller than the first esti-
mates Official and unofficial pluralities give Amos
G. Moves Dem.) 10, COS more votes than William Is.
Hart Rep received. Complete or closey-estimated
returns from fifty of the siXty-six counties OF the
State. give John Truukcy DEM plurality OF 2Si3
for Supreme Court Judge, over James L. Sterrett
lRepl who runs ahead of his ticket. In the remain
ing sixteen counties, the Republican plurality for
President last wear was 2jG4. Unless unlocked for
gains have been made by the Republicans in these
count;es Indge Sterrett will be defeated by small
plurality. The reported plrralites on the vote for
State Treasurer. are compared below with the
nlrralities for President i'm 1876: