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New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
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IHE COURTS.
SEEKING PAY FOR TWO OFFICES,
IT FINDING AN OBSTACLE IN CHIEF JUSTICE

SEEKING PAY FOR TWO OFFICES,
BUT FINDING AN OBSTACLE IN CHIEF JUSTICE
DAILY.
Marvin T. Clark sued the city in the Court
OF Common Pr>as to recover his salary as "Chambers
Clerk Tor Recorder Hackett, from May to July l.,
1873 The city defended by the plea that Clark was ap
pointed City Marshal, and that under the charter OF
1878 no could not draw pay for offices. Tue case
was tried before Chief Justice Daily In Special Ternl r.
z. Wilder, for the plaintiff, claimed thai the position
held by Clark under the Recorder did not make him
city officer IN the sense In which the term used In
the charter otherwise every Court subordinate or as
sstan in any city department could only be removed by
such proceedings before the Mayor the Courts decided
IN the case OF Commissioner Nichols necessary when
city officer removed but that in reality the planth
was merely servener for the Recorders convenience
Chief Justice DAILY has decided IN favor OF the city, aud
mas written an elaborate opinion. He holds that the
case OF sweeny agt Tho Mayor in which the Court OF
Appeals held that court attendant OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas was city officer control, notYithstand
ng the contrary opinion since that time expressed by
Judge Allen the OF Hally agt. The Mayor and
Brenuan agt. The Mayor, when have Deen f0uOwed by
Justice Daniels in Wines agt. The MaYor. Judge Day
he overriding the Court or fAppeals
but only overruluQ Judge Allen, since the real decision
10 these cases dId upon chs point The judge
goes into exhaustive history CT tue Courts In TINS
city from their first foundation by the Dutch 70 show
that court attendants aave been considered 0ncers
rather tnan servants OF the Judges. lie adds
have entered into this minute inquiry respc oting
the history these city officials tneir duties aud pow
ers for the that attention has been caed 10
the that suits have recently Deen Dgouent aeslhst
the civ ncumbents OF these Onlcss Involving
claims mounting nearly 100000, IN consequences OF
the remarks Judge Allen ia the cases referred 10 ana
the importance attached 10 them by Judge Daules, ia
the expectation tnat the Court o. Appeals VIII override
age. The Mayor and that tDey VIII recover IN
these suts tie increased salary forbidden oy tne char
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
While a nuiet German family wero seated

While quiet German family were seated
arouuu the Sunday heaTthsOne the various professions
which are open Tor "a OF ability came up for dis
cusson large majority Of the children expressed a
preference for sineeure. where the work
Was pOr ant and the salary excessive. One OF the
children, VINO had an open Bible on ma Enees, said
Well should ike TO SIT the roof all my days and
have nothing to do, lust IKE Joseph IN Egypt" Very
naturally attention OF the family was excited by
tbe remark and boy was asked TO explain himself.
He the leaves Of the book anu trumphanty
read tue passage which aroused his envy " And
Pharaoh put Joseph bis house." There" he said
that's what would Ike, to SIT the roof aud have
large salary."-tBos Courier.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Parker City: First, Grant, second, washburue. NJ B.

Parker City First, Grants second Wasnpurne' MI d.
Foster.
Stewards Run, First Grant, second. Blaine John
Thomson.
Midway, First Grant, second. Sherman. W g. Davis.
Harrisburg: First. Grant; second, Sherman pu'
always for the ticket. Il. Brghtbil
Lumber CITY: First, Grant; second, Blaine. Kew
ID. Anderson d. l.. Ferguson.
Decatur: FIRST Grant; second Blaine. r. f. Aurand'
Little Meadows First. Grant; second Blaine l. W.
Tinker.
Wolf Creek First Grant; second, Blaine. -
Rome First Grant; second, Logan b. E'Whitbey
Pine Grove: First, Grant second Blaine. JACOB
Weser
Altoona First, Grant; second, Blaine A. w. Howser.
Punxsatawney: First Grant; second, Blaine VIM
c. LOwence.
Pnn1satawney: First, Grant second. Blaine. A. j.
Monks.
No Post onice given): First. Grant; second, Sherman
George W. Pniippi
Port ROYAL: First, Grant; second, Blaine; don't
care who knows IT, W. W. Lands
Matamoras: First, Grant second. Colfax o.
s!pesvlle First. Grant second. Blaine. Perry Um-
berger.
Meyersdale: First, Grant; second, Blaine. Samuel
FOust.
cashtown: First, Grant; second Blaine John E.
Hartman.
CashtOwn: First, Grant; second, Blaine j. A Reber
Harnsonvlle; First, Grant; second Blaine Z. NJ
Caster
wnghtsville First. Grant, second. Blaine p. W. Burg
snyderiown First, Grant; second. Blaine VIM.
Wilmington.
sunbury: FIRST, Grant; second, Blaine. Chas. NJ.
Clement.
Beallsvllle: First Grant; second Blaine Chas Horton
Altoona FIRST, Grant; second, Blaine. d. Klneh
Gibson: First Grant; second, Washhurne. j. NJ
Potter
Mainville First Grant; second, Blaine. +. t. Bcnlz
Philadelphia: Frt. Grant. II he IS the choice of the
Convention; second, Blaine. If lie Is the choice OF the
Convention. j.
slauugton: FIRST. Grant; second, Blaine. VIM Bliss
Tamaqua First, Grant; second. Blaine George J"
Cole.
Washington FIRST Grant Second, Blaine. J. F. Hess
FOR SHERMAN.
Mehoopany: First, Sherman second Blaine
W. II. SuttianH.
Thornvllle: First, Sherman; second Blaine. L. $
Jefferson.
FOR WASHBURNE.
Darlington: First Washburne; second Blaine
Norristown First, washburne second Blaine -
Montross First, washburne; second, Blame. f.
MufOrd.
Porrcrsville: First, wasnburne; second Blaine. W
b. Dodis.
FOR CONKLING.
Clarendon: FIRST, COnkling second, Grant
T. h. Rockwell
FOR HAKTRANFT.
Caledonia FIRST Hartranft; second, Blaine
p
FOR HAYES
Turbotvlle: First. Hayes; second, Blaine
Wm. q. Sioictt.
FOR WHEELER.
Laureton First, Wheeler; second, Hayes
JaLlcs Glover.
UNDECIDED.
Harrisburg: First, the nominee Of the Chicago
Convention; second. dirto. Stniucl j. NJ II. CGrreL
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.IRHY Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. - The following
transfers are ordered u the Arcry, TO take effect
MAY l. 1880: First Llentenant A. b. Osgood from Bat
terry to Battery A, vice G. Harold. transferred from
Bal cry 90 ttey r. Lieutenant O.good WIZ report
nr duiy al Fortress Monroe. Virginia, May !, 1880 aud
ne il by direction of me President renewed from duty at
inc Ws.ru University Of Pcuusy yiyania ut PtsburR,
Ia f,le n cd AT such tlue as may enable nm TO comply
win . order Lieutenant Harold viii JOIN his new
hat thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
FOR GRANT.

waypesburg Since Peuusylvania has Instructed for
Grant my first choice for President must be Grant
sm for Grant tirst because believe hun to be the
strongest candidate. II mad " In my power 10 name
me President l would name Blaine, but think Grant
more ava able My second choice ls Blaine. Nv hrd
choice is WashhurDe. No Sherman men In Peansylyt-
mia. The party must be unit In the contest OF 1850
Ne must iav aside prejndces against and our pre-
reucee FOR men, aud II we loved the party more
than any individual member OF ~. We must not allow
the ambition aspiration Of any man 20 1nure the
prospects of the partys We carry Pennsy
xana for gny good positive Republican. The doubtful
states mus he looked alter am ine Eleelor Tor the
xxfst Dstrict am entirely satisnco with the course
OF lue TRIBUNE. J. r. TeagaTden
Beaver Falls i: First, Grant second Blaine. Wilson
Cunningham
80 POST Office given) First Grant every time sec
ond, Blame. n. ". Rogers
caIlensburg: First. Grant, second. Blaine H. l..
Mcclure.
CSo Post Once giyen) First, Grant; second Blaine
~. Al. {. Huffman.
Ken: : First. Grant: second, Blaine James NJ. Mar
shall
Mouoneaheia City: First. Grant. and consider him
good. Wm. Nelson
Buffalo Roads: First, Grant; second. Blaine. A. Z.
Reedy.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
SHOT ArBY A.CHINAMAN.

SAM Gee, a Chinaman, thirty-eight years
old has for some time acted as interpreter
at the Tomb.. Monday night he was passing
nlong Forsytn-st. when no met Mary Quinn, Of
No lO5 Forsyth-st. Gee called To her 10 st0p, Out
tie woman oil not do 80, whoroupOn Geo drew n re-
vOiver aud fred SIX Shots an her. but missed his
aim. The Ccosial pursued immediately by several
excited white men, and might have been harmed had not
Cpinin Alre OF tho Trnlh Precinct arrested him. Tho
Chuaman sober ana the police were at loss TO ae-
count for his strauge behavior.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


In the House to-day the SPEAKER an
noupeed the regular order the motion to lay on the
D.. nj, the molou To reconsider the vote By which tho
House y s;erday ordered the main question on the bill
probbitpr the publication OF lottery schemes III the
ntrct M Columbia TIE yeas and nays were ordered,
"uu W hi, ma motion TO reconsider was defeated
mo motion 10 lnsidcr then agreed TO. and Mr.
KNOTT Dem. KyJ moved 10 lay the Dlu on The table.
1e o having been Invested OF the previous question,
went over under the rules, until the next District
Tie House then resumed the consideration of the bill
regulating the removal OF causes from state 10 Federal
Mr KNOTT (Dem. XVI argued in support Of the bill.
lie nstanced the Great power OF eorporaons Congress
could by THIS bIl, pryo them OF the extraordinary
privileges with winch they mad been endowed by judge
made law In violation of the Constitution
The morning hour having expired the Dill went over
without action. 49,
of the Whole on the rryisi0n OF the rules.
The peuding question was on adopting the amendment
offered b, Nj. oPEER Dem Gil to Rule 81 providing
tha II should DE order 20 reduce the amount OF money
nroytdrd by ex sting law aud covered by the bill, and
10 that extent ouly TO change the law ~
The amendment r. jrcted-yeas, 81 nays, 50
The next amsndment that offered by Mr.. LOWE
(Dem.. Alal prohibiting partisan legislation upon ap
Nr FRiCE (Rep Iowol submitted an amendment tc
Claus, B. providing that when an amendment - onereu
=, ap apptopraflon bill changing existing law, the
retrench,ncot proposed shall not be by inference
int shall expressly specify On It's iace lhe amount O
o,uney to he saved by The amendment
Mr. HUKD Dem, Oblol MADE speech IN opposition
to taking away from tue House the power OF legsatlng
uuon appropriation bills. ., ,.,-
emocratic that the House OF Congress had the right
by Withholding appropriations Tor legmate ODJects
cndcnyor t coerCe the Senate the Executive brancl
of the Government Applause on the Republican side
The doorue of the redress OF grievances had no pAc
MIR SPEER Dem, Cal offered IA n substitute for Mr.
Iowe's amendment. an amendment providing that !
shall be order 20 strike out any amoun' OF none!
apuropratea In q bill aud insert II less amount
Mr. BLACKBURN tDem,, kyl raised the point o
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
HONOR FOR GALLANT SERVICE.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Feb. ia letter
has been received Dy Captain walter g. Geen, OF Sta
ton No b. from 3. J. KimOal, General superintendent
o; the Le-savlne Service" In which he says The gai-
liant conduct OF yourself and The keepers OF Stations
Nos and A. IN the Fourth District during the great
storm OF Monday night and TUESDAY, February ana
is worthy Of all COnimonddtiOn. such behavior
not only does the greatest credit the directly
gagged, and 10 the service they represent but 10 an
houor 10 The Nation"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President sent
the following nominations the Senate this afternoon:
Louis H. Ayme ofhe District Of Columbia to be United
States Consul Merida
VIII am Hicks, Florida. to be supervisor Of the Cen
sus, lid Census District Alabama
Postmasters Hiram L, nllorson at Nevada, Mo- William
II James at Berea. Ohio; Isaac Heymau AZ Opclka Aa
William q. T'likinson at Donadsonyile, La
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Robert C. Saunders, alias Francis Adams, a
professional "snopitter" was detected plferOg from
The ewery store No I03 Pulton-st.. on February q
lie was convicted Court Of General Sessions yes
terday and sent 10 State Prison FOR ave years
Patrick Flaherty was found in the room OF
AIfre rksuu a DOarder at No 100 Jdmes-st., ON the
nght of FEBRUARY 8. He had gained admission by tore
ing the Jock. When discovered he made desperate
resisfauce but was finally overcome. lie peaded
lty m tine Court of General Sessions yesterday ana
was sentenced 10 state Prison Tor ave years
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
ALIufTgD AUDIENCE.

Charles d. Haiues, president of the Loyal
SONS 81 America" explained last evening the history
and objects Of tho society To more or less interested
nu1i. oi hve persous gathered nc P thaC0ras hall,
Nh ~ Cnuai-st The appliance necessarily limited
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

When death occurs in Fiji, it has to be
registered and the native scribe not unfrequeuty fills
Inc blank left for cause Of death with tho Words
q" medicine supplied by missionaries"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
NIENpNENTs TO THE CITY CHARTER.

tNENItMINiN ~ l 1f1 u blAR1 'sh'
DISCUSSION EY PoLuCfANS-THE Latest DEyEL-
urur>rs as 10 INV PROPOSED CHANGES.
Tho question whether or not amendments to
the civ CHARTER VIII bc presented 20 the LegiSla-
.ire tnls week. was discussed yesterday by
ps.nc,us. +: u understood 10 be doubtful
Whether tac proposed amendments viii be intro
ducei before or after the L pnpncau Convention is
hold In ouv ci.a 81. 70 VIII nc D, decided action until
ifrcr the .c-es-. 10 he taken Nv the Legislature.
The pr,nriptl amendments VII be- aDouc tho same as
have heretofore been given IN THE TRIBUNE.
The Department o, Dock, w,n De consolidated
win tine Department of Fuohc Works. The work OF
ayIne ont streets iu the annexed district. now under
the control OF the Park Department VIII also be trans
frfir,i 10 the Dtp.rtment of Public Works. The
s,rrct gieauing bureau Will De taken AWAY
from the Police Department. but whether It
will ba Transferred to the Department Of
rubnc WD.s or thc Health Department h. as yet undc-
isuninfH. Tee Department Of Public Work. viii br
placed under commission, compose. "i th'eg p',o,'
probably Two Republicans ana Ou~ D"JOcrHt Ihe Blid-
ug Department Will bc made q bureau oi inc tlFc
Department iher" seems 10 20 no uo"ut
thai the power Of confirmation Is 10 De
practically taken away nom lht bOir' OF
All rl,n ari Toe power to m vnca nci's io he vested
Stood ihat tn.c 10 De- the Mayor. Controller aLd
President tie B0lrd OF Adermol, le"'
o. us rrt.d tuIt Two Of The tatrc persons compes-
p. fnr Board wa Dee Rcpuhi cans. The objection made
q. ib.tU leading KepabcfUs Is that might nave ihr
rrert nf cou.olii ting the Two opposing Wings OF the
D-m0cTaty against the Republicans.
escorted tIut thc Office o Controller VIII BE- made
-l -rf,c Coniro. tor k-T'H term VIII expire mex DE-
-emrcr ana ~ th0ught thht 'h' LitS p' III
bis O. ~ is NOT gely thai, Under any cicuHstau
-,s thc MAYOR would rcuoriinar hia. The authors ~
ih. chatter amrgdmrnts arc ye'y reccli ana lew OF
even thr lradlrg Kopubicths have '"rmll1gu 10
rf.Nf ls IN ID NI
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
ADMITTED GY THE cESTG4L cOyMIrTEE

MORRIS FETDsAM ACCEPTED AS ChNRaiAN
or rHz GERMAN REPUBUCANs-coMMi
APPOINTME>Ts.
The monthly meeting Of Tie Republican
Central Committee held last ming 80 X publican
Hall The special committee appointed 20 investigate
the disput. N The German Republican C'D-
tral COMMITTEE and TO dccie IN the matter OF
the admission of Morris Frcisam as The president Of
that body made It's report. Charles T. Hail. Of the com
mittee, after reciting the history Of the Ditten
hoefer-F tedsam dispute, called attention 10 the
anomalous character OF the German oIgauiza-
ton. The present orgauization he said. placed
the entire control virtually IN the hands OF
few persons appointed by the president. Another
objectionable feature that the delegates were not
required to reside in tho. districts which they repre-
ssuted The committee reported IN favor Of he adnis
sion OF Nr Fr,edsam.
Dr. Hseker. il behalf Of tde Dtjcnhoefer iscton.
criticised the report Not o the delegates be said
ef tho room until they forced out by the police
eyeratof the gates Of the seycutyDne voting for
Mr. Fredsam had their seats contested AT tho time the
vote was taken. Tne facts. he maintained, were dl-
rectly contrary report of the committee and MI
Dittenhoeier was fairly elected
After some further debate the resolution to admit mr
FrirusaIn carried.
baat I'd
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

The Committee on Resolutions consists OF James NJ
Varnum, chairman. stephen B. French. Jobn L. Hunt
and Daniel 6. Rollins The members OF the Finance
Committee Joseph c. PDchney, chairman, l1efie u
Van Wyck III lOtt c. Cowdin, Charles g. Spencer, John
McClane BfI1anin Page aud Ernest Hail F0l-
lowing IL me Committee on NATURALIZATION :;
RObert g. McC"rd. John ). DnGwail, Augustus
s mel John j. webig, James II. ReIley John C. Lein
beck and JunH Trek. Iue PrnInng CommJtee IS com
posed OF William II. Gedncy RuaOiph Rubens and Rich
ard NJ Lush Aner the adjournment OF the meeting he
Executive Committee organized by electing Joel ".
last night the German Republican Club Of the XVlIth
Assembly District mot at the headquarters, No. 704
Eigh have. -,
Spirited addresses against third term were made.
and the meeting passed resolutions TO support only such
men the primaries on FRIDAY as c0ud De trusted 10
represent their principles.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
UNDECIDED.

Harrisburg: First, the nominee of the Chicago
Convention; second, dir,o Sinmci j. ". n. CarreL
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board cities and In both directions nnd that eaon COM
pany report annually all special or preferential rates.
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENT PROTECTION or
sEAMEN-THE DANNEMoRA RAILROAD NVEsII-
CATION.
ALBANY, Feb. 17.-In the Senate the Dill
for the Improvement OF the Harlem River was reported
fayoraby. When it was called up for tnird
reading, Mr. Forster saidi The United ststes
Government had appropriated S2,OOO,OOO for inc
work. with the understanding that the right OF way
should be given IL free" He moved TO recommit tho
bill for the purpose amending It as TO provide Tor
the issue of New-York City bonds, not to ex-
ceed 100000 TO pay for land until assess
ments for the work can be collected Aiter
debate. the motion 70 amend was lost-yeas' ~
nays 24 The bIl then read a third time ana
passed yeas, 25. And, on motion OF Mr Forster,
the rules were suspended and the Dill
was ordered cent 10 the Assembly at once
The following are among the bills passed by the Senate
Relative TO the Port and Harbor Of NewYork, Mr. stra-
han voting in the negatives extending the time
for the building Of bridge at Poughkeepse !
to prevent the obstruction and encumbrance OF DOCKS
wharves aud piers IN NewYOrk and Brooklyn; I;
amending the charter Of Sag Harbor.
Bills were presented I'm the Senate: By Mr.. 5rahan'
10 authorize the reception of patients IN Bellevue Hos
pita who do not reside in New-York. BY Mr. Woodin
IL regulate the character OF investments OF trust funds
Ly rxS1onicrs adnIuistrlfors and guardians
In tr Assembly the bill approprating 100000 TO be
appicd 10 work on the new Capitol during the Winter
gnd ,pripg Of 1850 was ordered To thru reading
j. H. Wells introduced bill In the Assembly or the
brr lrotrciion OF scamcn IN the Port and Harh0r "
Nsw-Yark amends chapter l0l OF the Laws oI 1871
.> follow: - ...,,.,. nv,
A. shan not he lawful for any person or persons' ex-
cent p,!oi or public officer, % board auy vessel
cl..rf DO small nave beel ln"nr ,lHll " -.
or or place of her discharge" Tnls bill puts STOP 10
fIr ,ce4ts of sailors bolrdne-hOusoS, eIc DOardihb
y,.-sals .ur tl. purpose of soliciting 49, 90
slf BuclI troluccd bin providing that me hoyer-
tor M .ppo.rt i, c1mini sslOu consisting 81 Ihrec per
sons h. rryse tc lass affecting bauks, banking ana
must com scs tHe said commission 90 servo Without
pay. ..,.,;o. .,,,,,,f,,, ,,c
Aiucy-trurra to attend. behalf Oi tue People, he
,fuucso oI enc committee investigating the lease OI 'ho
Pgf.,uirg lud Dannrmurl taro land 10 case ne can
NOT ..t.ud to cmo.0Y competent counsel 10 90 So ,
Ng tYorl moved 30 strk, cut the iatt drectlug me
Af-ofnr turrti 40 employ counsel. when Mr. niger
sd, greet go; and, amended, the resolution was
/ adopted.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

District. Name.
I.-Michael ". Burns.
U.-AlOrri, Fried>am.
Hl.-Cnar!es ". Ta;ntor.
I'VE. Smith NewiDs.
V.-JOnn II. Brady.
VI.-Francis Snyder.
VH.-JOhn ID. Lawson.
VIII.-Juhn J. O'Brien.
IX.--RlcnnT0 NJ. COllarn.
X.--J. NJ. Patterson, u.
XI.-William Laimboer
XII Victor Hciinberger.
XIII.-Charlos Il alkie.
XIV.-John X. Nueent.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

District. Name.
XY.-Shrridnn Shook.
XVIII chael Crcgan.
XNIl.-IOri ". Mason.
XVIII -Bcrnard Bigiin.
XtX-Isaac o. Hunt
XXI. G. PerleY.
XXl.-Wm. A. Darling.
| XXIl.-S. u. Hamburger.
! XXHl.-F. Raymond.
| XXIy.-E-nest Hall.
/ WOTd.
| XXUl.-Ernest Han.
| XXiV.-Wiliiam Herring.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

FOR WHEELER.
Laurelton: First, Wheeler; second, Hayes.
JaLlcs Glover.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

Turbotville: First. Hayes second, Blaln
Wm. q. MOhett
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

FOR WASHBURNE.
Darlington: First, WaShburne; second, Blaine
". s. Cupniu CHAM.
Norrstown First, washburne second. Blaine. ---
Montrose: First, Washburne second Blame l.
MuifOrd.
Porrcrsville: First. Washburne; second Blaine.
b. Dodts.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05

A Boston lawyer told another lawyer,
who asked him a question, that he usually
received pay for his advice. "Then," said
lawyer No. /, extending 80 cents, "tell me
all you know, and give me back the change"
Albany Law Journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

~ pZx q 49,.
-13.'''''s IN. - ~
w.. - -, 80
-; - I.1@t-I - 800 -
M '-'~ i''''-7
Batter Pulding-On cup suet, one cup
of molasses, one of raisins, chopped, two
cups of sweet milk, two teaspoonfuls OF
cream tartar, one of soda and flour enough
70 make Il stiff batter. Steam three hours
ana serve Win sweet sauce ms needs no
eggs
Bre1F and Butter Pufding. Butter the
bottom of your pudding dish and strew with
curraut-; then "a LAYER of bread. cut very
thin and buttcred repeat until the dish i
nearly fun: make i cIstard Of one quart OF
milk. two eggs, seasoned with vanilla and
salt pour on the bread, and let it stand one
hour and bake.
bf''ye fr%f''s.TIhe Pouhu n0uF' one
In it. and quarter pound of melted but
ter and three eggs beaten very light.
prtpara four orange. bv removing the vel
low riud spd every narticle of white Nth.
I;,.i,I. int, s,,,ll ,,,iaca. without braatin,
fI,e -l-i,, IN aocb .,,,o,.fi,I of butter NM :,
niece Of GRANGE and fry Golden brown
sir r,,yd4rad .ngar over A. soon ~ taken
f,n,i tI,,, nan,
HjtL INST Breaa.-iake one curtul OF
milk, add hot water to warm the milk mix
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-05-05
HUMOROUS.

"Please to understand said the kopora-
BILE Billy, the other day, Pm not such a fool
as | look" NO" said Bob, chat would
be too much.'
4 new York circus fires young lady out
Of common for sport. Oil City hotels fire
young men out of doors for not paying
their board.-On City Derrick.
Ella Wheeler, in poem, says there is
"Nothing New" Ella don't go out much.
Fashion writers say there are seventy-fve
new styles of Spring bonnets, besides great
many other new things.
When a boy falls and peels the skin off
his nose the first thing he does is to get up
and yell. When girl tnmbles and hurts
herself badly the first thing she does is to
get up and look at her dress.
A scientist informs us that "the skulls of
the African negroes are dolichocephalic,
unacceptable, prognathous, platyrhine and
mesoseme." No wonder the West Point
officers think Whitaker dubbed himself
A French artist gave his last picture to a
porter to carry to the salon. "Re careful,
be careful, said he, 1.-THE picture is scarcely
dry 20! never mind" exclaimed the
porter, "my clothes are old"