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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26

Speca to the Herald.
Overton. June 26.-The commencement
exercises of Hubbard college closed here
last night. Gov. Hubbard, after whom the
college is named, dedicated the institution
yesterday by delivering an eloquent and
practical address, which is creating power
full boom in favor OF the college, which
shows by its catalogus that one hundred and
eighty students are in attendance. Hon.
w. W. Spivy, also spoke with great ability
and Zeal 10 favor Of n more general educa.
tioD. Long live the effect of these Efforts.
The gold medal for the best competition
was. awarded to Miss Bette Caswell, of
Tyler, and a gold medal for the best Grafton
to MIR. A. B. Rhodes, of Canton. The present
prosperity OF the college IS unexsmpled in
east Texas. Many strangers have been in
attendance during the closing exercises.
Professor Oscar d. Cooper is here on his
way to acc pt a professorship in Yale col
lege, and several editors are also in town.
II sdry and hot
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Mexican News,

City Of Mexico, june 26.-The official
journal stated yesterday that in Difference 10
public opinion, the Mexican government will
not arrange for tho settlement Of tho En-.
gish debt
A skirmish took place last Saturday near
Csmsrgo between nine soldiers and ok
smugslers. The latter was routed, losing
two mules packed with merchandise.
Tho inauguration Of tho GusdAlsjsral b
San Pedro railroad took placa on Monday
ls.t. Nearly avo miles ofthe road are conn
pleted,
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The Sunday schools,

Toronto, June 25.-The Sunday school
convention at tho evening session wa. ad-
dressed by j w Jones, Of Richmond, Cover
nor Colquitt and Rev 4 Smith, on Sunday
schools among The freedmen of the south by
Rev Arthur Mitchell, Of Cleveland, Ohio, on
Sunday school missionary work in tho west,
and by Rev A s Sou.herland, Of Montreal,
on Sunday school work in the north.
DR. Vincent, Of Cbatauqus, delivered q
speech which closed the session.
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ATTRACTIONS!
Atthis time In our Hosiery Department
embrace the following special Offers;
Collar HOSE.

COLOkE ED HOS T..
LADIES' FANCY STRIPED STOCKINGS,
at soc wor h soc; at 46c. worth csc; at
35c. worth soc.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRlGGANs, colored
silk clocks at zoe.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGGANS, whi'o
white .iik clocks, at 26c SOC, SOC, 40c,
and upwards.
LADIES OPEN-WORK FRONTS, at 75c.
LADIES' G LORED EMBROIDERED D
FRONTS, at . G. and upward. one tpec al
lot in his line at 75c. worth ~ 90, and one
lot at soc worth 81 10.
MIS- Esq BROWN BALBRIGGANS, en-
hruidered fronts, at IL 1.2. l5c. and Fac
One special tin thi lire a. eos. worth 45c,
aud cne lot at 3Jc worth soc.
MISsES' CASHMERE SRA CELET STRIPES
sizes 5ps t, S>s, at soc wor h 4Oc; ut 35c.
worth soc; ut 4Oc. worth sec: w 45c. worth
csc
MISSTs' STRIPED BALBRlGG ANS, at 20c.
worth 35c., and al 35c worth Doc.
MISSES LACE BR ACELET STRIPES, at
45c. worth csc; at soc. worth zoe; at 6Oc.
worth soc.
MISSES FANCY STRIPES, at 2Oc., 3Oc.,
35c. and upward
INFANTS and CHI JDREN'S HOSE In great
variety and at prices that caOnOt be dnpli-
Gated els, here. Mothers "should make
note of IL" aud rtf TO to this statement OF ours
"ln the paper, the next time time they hOnor
us with call
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Iianksfntemani

New York, June 25-A weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows tho follow.
ing changes: losns increase ST. O76 900; spe-
clio increase 81 430, 500; legal tender 1851 400
deposits decrease $666,800; circula ion de-
crease $l6l 600; reserve increase 81 2o5 800.
The banks now hold SO 274, 200 in excess Of
legal requirements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
HurtOck, of COrstcAOa, Indicted for
Land Forgery, Given the Beneht
OF fLtmttattOn-1he Murdesers Of
Msrtio at Belh nap Captured
RUsk Secures Marrow
Gauge KOad-A Fight
in La sale County
Between Cattle
Men and Des-
perad0es.
Mckinney.

MCMhuney.
Special to the Herald.
Mckinney June 25.-Yesterdsy was q
gala day indeed in Collin county, St. Johns
day being celebrated at Mckinney, at Farm
ersville and at Frankfort. An immense
crowd was at Mckinney. At an early hour
the streets we're thronged with vehicles of
every description.
At 10 o'clock the Sunday schools and the
visiting and resident Masonic bodies formed
in procession, led by the Mckinney cornet
band, and marched to the old fair grounds,
followed by the concourse Of citizens.
Hon. 7. 9. Goodner, marshal of the day,
seemed perfectly at home in attending to the
various duties Of his office, ami won golden
opinions from all for his untiring efforts to
have every one enjoy the occasion.
The address by the orator of the day, DR..
John G. Fuckler, was magnificent effort,
and universally commended rs q gem, NJ
whose f ct have trOd the inner fame.
After the address came dinner, announ ced
by the marshal, who evidently believes
man ought to be in good humor who eats
ii we can judge from his announcement.
bountful repast was spread, and the large
assembly was well provided for with tho cholc.
est viands and subslantials of life.
After diuher Hon. j. Il. McLesry pre-
sent grand master, and Hon. NJ. r
Mott, past-grand master, delivered short
pointed aud beautiful addresses to the order
and installed the officers Of st. Johns lodge
for the ensuing Masonic year
Lewis Moberly, W M;J w Hamilton,
w; FM Davidson, j w. The exercise
were interspersed with most delightful music
rendered by the Sunday schools,
II Iis pleasant to be able to add that though
the crowd was estimated AZ from 1000 I,
5000 there was not single disturbance O
intoxicated man on the grounds. but every
thing passed off pleasantly and with tn,
u.nost good feeling.
There were large crowds at Farmersvill
and Frar kfort, and nothing occurred q
either place to mar the harmony of the oc
casion.
The Mckinney gun club gave an exhibi
ton of their ability TO break glass balls, On
from the way the boys handle the irons,
seems they intend TO hold the championshi
of the state.
New whest is coming in lively and wort
95 cents buahel.
w. NJ. Bsyley, one Of our most estimab
citizens, lost bis wife last night after linge
ing illness.
The bali last night at the Board 81 Num-
hall was grand success, and attended b
the gay and elite of the city, and there WI
also present some OF the bellies of Dalls
and sherman.
The weather continues warm.
| Considerable sickness in the city; most
confined to children
| Business is quite lively for this season
the year.
The thermometer has been as high as 96.
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Tho Pcotonc RurgIary.

Peotone, ILL.,, June 26.-The horse beloug-
ing to Peter Conrad, stolen BY the iaie-
blowers, was found near Joliet. The horse
was unhitched from the buggy and Was
grazing near by and showed signs Of hard
driving. No clew 10 the thieves any further
than four men were seen 10 board q freight
train for Chicago while Il was passing
through Joliet yesterdAv.
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Havana, June 25.-The death is an
uouuced Of the archbishop Of Guatamsla,
who was perpetually bapished BY ths gov.
ornment Of Guatemala In 1871. Hs has slnoe
lived In Havana.
Csplain,0 General Blanco has tslssraphed
10 Midrid, ssklpg ths arrest 10 Spain Of
,hreo high funotionAslss. D
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N avnsOtR.

Special to the Herald.
Nsvaso,a, June 25.-Col j L Dickson
county clerk al Anderson. died to-day after
q long spell Of sickness. He has held the Of.
fec Of county clerk since 1868. Ho was
liked by everybody. He leaves two children
and many friends 10 regret bis death. He
was brother 70 ex Lieutenant Governor
Dickson.
The weather Is hot and dry. Crops are
suiIerirg for rain and g,eat deal Of sick
ness prevails but lhero are few destha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26

Conoy Island, juno 25,-In tho Arlt race
to-day, for purse of $500 for two yea. olds,
Rica came in first; Oakdale second; York.
shire third. Rica won by ono and half
lengths. Time lie. Second race: In the
second rsco Endendery was first; Bliis
second, and Spark ,hird. Endendery won
by length. Time l:5l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 25.--Tne fol-
lowing dispatch was received from
Stockton to-day: Last Sunday on Pecos
river, near where the railroad is being graded,
Mr.. Kreman was shot at and narrowly es.
capped, tho ball pass ing through his clothing
near the abdomen. The assailant is suppossd d
to be "The Kid" who has been figuring in
Arizona and New Mexico. Reports by poo-
pie living on the Pecos are that "rhp Kid"
has been seen and has from fifteen 10 thirty
men with him, and has fine horses and Is
we'll equipped with necessaries for Camping,
and il ia thought they may cause trouble in
this locality.
! Notice has been received here of the ap.
pointment of Mrs. Y. w. Young successor
70 j. Friedlander, postmaster at this place
Tho change 10 quite q surprise. as II
seems thar Fredlander has efficient
| ly performed tho duties and been
very accommodating ia Office.
| Crops in this section are very good, and
the yield of cereals this season are far greater
than for previous years, and will average %
to 30 bushels to the acre.
II. 9. B. Buhl, of Detroit. Michigan, Ia
here to invest $85, 900 in an improved horse
rancho in west Texas.
Pat Cavansuh returned to-day, and says
work is vigorously progressing on the TeIa.
u Pacific, and will be completed by fall. A
party left here to-day TO test the Internsliona
bridge across the Colorado river ut Austin.
News reached here to-day of desperate
fight near a place known as Tordilo Hill
between Mccoy of Gonzales and posse, ant
a band of Lasalle county desperadoes
Ono of the latter was found deat
in the road and son of Fred House. of Kan
sss, was picked up with bad wound in th,
right thigh. Ills thought others were killed
Tie desperadoos had with them fifty head o
cattle and q lot Of horses which woro recov
cred.
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Graham.

Special to the Herald.
Graham, June 25.--Sheriff Melton and
deputy U. s. Marshal Oonnor have just cap.
tured !. Coleman county, tho three men who
murdered Martin at Belknap some two
weeks ago, aLi are II their way to Graham
with the pr'ic -'
They thu .,,..a :. g ,@o thousand dollars
reward offered by the citiyels for their cap
ture.
Tee news Of tho capture created intense
excitement here and there are fears expressed
that the murderers will be lynched by ci,i-
zens OF Relknap before they reach here.
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Sherman.

Special to the Herald.
A Germen boy named Carter, aged
fifteen, while swimming in Choctaw creek
FIVE or six miles from town, was drowned
to-day. He was accompanied by his father
and several others, but they msde no fort
TO save him as thoy were not proficient in the
art of swimming.
SIX prisoners escaped from the poor farm
tordsy and ara still a! large. The county
attorney seems to think 1t was negligence
on the part of superintendent Weems, and
says he will ask him to resign.
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Rusk.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Rusk, Juno 25.-It Is now an as
sured fact that the Kansas, Gulf &
81. Louis rAilaosd will be completed
by November next. The subsidy levied.
70 wit: seven thousand dollars, has been
raised, and substantial guarantees procured,
90 as 10 place the matter beyond doubt.
Our citizens are giving won't 10 their Joy over
the contamination OF the contract for a new
road and ono hundred guns arc being fred.
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Clarksville, Tenn, June 25 Jack Everett
shot John Averill yesterday. He WAS drink
lug and wen.tto Everitts place Of business and
attacked him in his house. Everett shot him
twice. and Averill 10 dying. Everett gave
himself up snl is now 10 jail.
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Hanging s.ostponet,.

Richmond, Va, June 26-Lttlston
La.schtel, colored, who was 10 hays bean
hanged yesterday In Brunswick county,
for murder, has had q writ Of error granted
In hia case. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
ma Fire.

Chattanooga, June pa Are at Gadsdsn,
Alabama, last night, destroyed part ofLovs
& Winchester's saw-mill and Kessels' resi-
dence. The loss WAS $4,000 with insur.
ance $4,000. The cause Of the fire d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
Court Decisions.


Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 25-The supreme court be-
fore aiiourning, affirmed .ho case of Con-
o,zer VS. Bosz 4 Ellis, from Tarrant county;
and overruled the motion for q rehuaring In
the cases of the city Of Galveston VS. Herd,
Crane vs Stone, from johnson, and Wor-
sham VS. Cullom, from Montague.
Tho following cases wero then taken under
advisemept and transferred to Tyler:
Crane vs. Stone; from johnson.
Rushing vs. Chandler; from Ellie.
Thompson ct al vs. Pine ct al; from
Lamar.
Mllwee vs Black; from Tsrrant.
Campbell vs. Houston & Texas Central
railway company; tiom Ellis.
Hays j. Go VS. Samuels " nl; from Cooke.
Glasee W. Watson; from Parker.
Loring vs. Dixon; feom Cooke.
Peterson VS. the clerk and sheriff Of Lamar
county.
Fulton ct al vs. Robinson OF al from Tar.
rant.
CLARK OF al vs. Bower, admr; from Dallas.
II Il I q railroad company W Shaw ct al;
from Grayson.
Conner We. Holland OF al; from Travis.
Oliver VS. Bsville; from Bsstrop.
Holmes ct al VS. Johns et vi; from Hayes.
Lynne OF al vs. Armboulu; from Bexar.
Rupge s. Go vs Wilde; from Bexar.
Cuffeo ut al vs. Hughes; from Williamson.
Walls OF al VS. Holland; from Travis.
Morris vs. Habert; from Wood.
Miller vs Marks & Kempnof; from Cald-
we'll.
Hanrick vs. Cavansugh; from William
son.
Smith VS. Warren; from Travis.
Hunt vs Makemesome; from Williamson.
White vs. Shields Of al; from Guadalupe.
Howard vs. Cross; from Burnet,
Berry vs. Washtuhetts; from Erath.
Warren vs. Warren; from Palo Pinto.
Bracklenberg VS. Welton; from San Saba.
Baker, OF al vs Brown; from San Saba,
Wingted ..vs Jones; from San Saba.
Hudson vs Morrs; from Burles0n.
Means Of al Va Clark; from Navarro.
Burnett vs Barrie; from Bell.
Jones vs. Wilson; from Robertson.
Flint OF al Va Barnard; from McLennan.
Connolly VS. Hammond; from Robertson.
Hall vs Similet; from Falls.
Pitts vs Burleson and tho Brazos Bridge
Go; from Brszjs.
Ross Va Hogan; from McLennan,
Garrison vs Grant; from Robertson.
Gsins W the National Bank; from Falls.
CITY OF Galveston vs First National Bank
of Galveston; from Galveston.
Galveston, Houston s. San Antonio rail-
way company vs Butler; from Harris.
Galveston, Houston & San Antonio rail.
wsy company vs Fulde'; from Harris.
Ball. Hu,chipgs s. Go We Sua.lon OK rel;
from Brazoria.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
lcullers.

Peoria, ILL.,, Juno 2b.-Mumford Of The
Perseverance, club, Of New Orleans. won he
freq for oil sinele soull rsce In The Iiasis-
eippi Valley Regatta yesterday.
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Important Neyvs.

New York, June 25.-Ths party oiiouth,
ern Journalists who have been In this city
since Wednesday, started for homo to-day on
the Old Dominion steamship which tailed d
3 A. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
nysserieus shoe sing.

sbslbyville. H., Juno ab.-Gsorgs Loohi
bin was strangely shot here. The ball lodg-
ing In bic arm. Why or By whom he waa
shot no one can tell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
An Eaplesien.

London, June 25.-A dispatch nom
Dortmund, Prussia, iays au explosion %.
CURED yesterday IN Suxsliafboll collisry b.
which seventeen were k!ll,d and Ave ipjurvd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
CYPRUSAND TUNIS.
SENATOR OosKLlSa IN WASHINGTON.

4 small Fire Does NO Damage-The
Cohey Island Races make Fair
Time-A H~nginy IL Postpontd-
A New Orleans MAN Wins
Sculltug Match-Southerm
Editors Leave New
York for Home, Co.
Ing by Ocean
steamer for
Variety.
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Austin,

Special 10 the Herald.
Austin, June 26.-Col. DEGREES has re-
ceived tho appointment. Of postmaster at
Austin, and has forwarded bic bond 70
Washington.
The superintendent. Of educasion tele-
Rraphed tho governor to-day from 81. Louis.
that .bs chances for securing summer nor
NAL school experts srs good and that hs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26

Special 70 The Herald.
Fort Worth, June 25 Tho peopIo Of thi.
city arc greatly elatsd over the success Of shD
soliciting committee Of The new railroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
ATTRACTIONS!
At this time in our glove Department
smbracs the flowing Special Offers;
GLOVES AND MITTH.


LACE MITTa, black and colors, at csc.
LILLE THREAD MlTTs, black and colors,
M 35c.
SILK MITTs, black and colors, at S5c.-an
extra good value.
SILK LACE MiTTS, black and colors, at
b0c, 75, S5c and 6l,0O
Isle THREAD GLOVES, In colors, 2-but-
toms. nj lOr, rs. zoe and 25c; buttons, at
i5c, csc, and 35c; 4-bnttons, at 4Oc and
soc: Cha tons 90.
SILK GLOVES, In colors, 2-buttons, at
35c- very cheap; 3-buttons, at soc; 4-buttons,
At zoe; G.buttoDs, at 75c.
KID GLOVES.
4-BUTrON KID GLOVES, in colors, at S1,OO
worth sI.5v
4.RUTTON KID GLOVES, in opera shades,
at75c.
S.BUTTON KID GLOVES, at 35c, worth
soc.
s.BUTToN KID GLOVES, at 700, worth
81 90.
s.BUTToN KID GLOVES, at soc; worth
75c
THE SARAH BERNHARDT LONG KID
GLOyES-so fashionable in delicate colors foi
evening wear.
THE FOSTER and belmont LACING
GLOVES, preferred by many to the baton
Kids,
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Laredo.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Lsredo. June 25.-Tho city council has
granted to Governor Hunt tho privilege Of
la,ing a street railroad and establishing a
telephone xchsrgc, tho work to begin wi,hiA
fvus moeths.
II 10 bo. and dusty but healthy and plenty
ofsttangersin In town.
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wsshipelou, D. O., Jane a. Es.Ssaaios
Ccnkllas arrived hsss ledAy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-22
A Queer Maori Marriage.

l-NtN EeAlAnu LetlNr 20 the London News.
A good clergyman who was working
amongst the native population was anx.
ous 20 establish The sanctity of marriage
among them. Among others who were
candidates for the rite was much mar
ned aboriginal named Ngataparapara.
On arriving at the clause Of the formula
where candidates for matrimony are di-
rected TO JOIN hands. strange scene oc-
CURED. No sooner had the direction
been given than whole bevy OF manor
atlas sprang forward, two or three hang
ing on by the hands and arms of the
would Benedict, with an equal num-
Der cilngiug to his legs. He was com
pIetely besieged, pinned hand and foot
and confusion was made worse confound-
ed by hugging and Juggling by which
the unfortunate fellow was in iminent
danger OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Seeing the
iurn things had taken the priest natural
~ enough paused and looked on In dis
may. Go on, cried the hapless bride
groom, cor can't you see for yourself
these abominable wratches will have me
dragged limb from limb?" Still the rev.
erend gentleman he4itated, seemingly at
loss what to do under the circum-
stances. IF you don't get along" cried
the man, ''and bring this kind OF thing
to finish there'll be another dozen II
them here in less than no time, and
when they find / have not got topper
left to hang on by they will drag off the
last shred OF blanketing have over me. "
The situation was now perplexing in
the extreme, and there was nothing for
it but TO hurry over the service and
bring the comedy to an end. The Sc
quel to the story is worth adding. In
course of time this much married man
died, as did the seven times married wo-
man of the gospels. The question then
arose a to who was his lawfully married
wife. Some fve-and-twenty claimants
appeared before the Judge of the native
law court, and the question to be deter
mined was-had tine woman who got
hold Of the deceased's hand precedence
over her who merely tugged at his legs.
As there was considerable property left
behind counsel were employed by the re
speciive claimants, and ii is said that
their learned disputations on the respec-
tive importance of arms and legs left the
unfortunate judge in the dilemma Of the
man without leg to stand upon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-22
NillianOns Literature.

The law is easily applied to the sup
l ression Of any public nuisance such as a
slaughter house or glue factory II Il be
erected In a district already thickiy IN
hs4Bired. II may be more difficult to put
an end to moral source of corruption like
tbe yillai0ous sheets which are how pub
lished fer the instruction Of boys in ali
kinds OF recklessuess and crime, but
some method should lee devised for check
ing the evil. Scare ly mouth Las
elapsed for years past III which we have
not been complied to descr be the run
mig away Of boys to hunt buffaloes and
hjil Indians, or even with the intention
Of becoming robbers Some months
400 some Youths were arrested in Canada
WHO were fiti1g out boat for piracy on
tie lakes, ard two boys in Illinois
vracked a train. with fatal results. solely
through lie influence. as they admitted,
IF the sensational papers for juveniles.
It may Re hard 10 frame law that shall
basp ciic and eteomprehensive enough
to check the circulation Of tins dt moral-
izing periodical literature, but surely the
effort should bs made ly our Legisla-
tures. Until this Is done, parents should
lie doully on the watch as to thesr child
reu's aiding and influence should lie ex-
erted with retail dealers h induce them
to stop the traffic Ill auch poison. Gin
Ciundti Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-22
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

FtcHa ree DeiT7st Eree Press = h0Hsehr ''9
SLICED SMOKED BEEF.-Mince il fine
and sprinkle it into a salad. or mix il
also with potatoes aud eggs fcr q break
fast dish. or use it with = spoonful Of
four and eggs for an omelette. or heat ii
hv steam through and eat it with a can
of warmed-up peas, or a dish Of stewed
onion and potatoes.
CHEEsE CAKFs Turn a quart Of milk
with a spoonful Of vinegar over the fire:
drain the whey from the curd: rub the
latter dry N cloth. ala ten eggs. well
beaten, with three quarters Of a pound
Of butter, and the same Of sugar; flavor
with lemon. nutmeg aud rose water.
Lay some puf-paste in your pattv-pans.
fill them with the mixture, and bake in
a moderate oven.
RoAsT PIGEoSs. Wipe them quite
dry truss them. and season them inside
with pepper and silt, and put piece Of
butter tie SIZE Of walnut in each. Pit
them down TO sharp fire, and haste