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National Republican., 1881-10-28
Nem Ynrn aencrni Market.

NEW YoRK, Oct 27.-Cotton firm; sales, i559 bales;
uplands, ilisc Orleans, lli1c; consolidated net re-
cepis 2iS0 bales; exports to Great Britain s5 bales
TO France Gli3 bales; TO the continent, 800 bales
Flour-Sou,hern duh and weak; common to fair ex-
tra % 1907 2 good to choice do, 81 25s 20. Wheat
laCpSc lower, closing weak and unsettled ungraded
spring, 81 2Go,l w mix winter, i2is: ungraded
white, s GVpi ~ No. rd, October, tl 1901 iyla;
November u iDacDl 5Ola December, a. 59i4Gbl 6ps.
No. white 100 75sac; No October, iOsc; November,
7O'a6gTc; December, 72ls@lS4sc On,s shade easier
and fairly active: No. ., sDc. Hops quiet nnd about
steady; yearllns, 1sg23c Coffee irni and more
tive; lilo, lOAsc. Sugar firm and very quiet fllr
good refining, S.sN5lSc; refined rRlher easier stand
ard A. yAsc Moiasses dull and wholly nominal. ltlce
firm and In fair inquiry. ROsin firm ana quiet ut s. IS
ep2 90 Turpcntine firm at Ole. Wool very steadily
held; domestic fleece, SiGisc Texas i66D52c, Pork
duh and unchanged; new, SIS OG October and Novem-
ber Sl7 3TaGpi7 20. Mddlts dull and entirely nominal;
long clear gqc short clear DGC; long and short clear,
8lll8c Lard opened II shade lower; closed strong at
Sil e0Call S3a, Freights steady.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GRNERAL TERM-JUsrICTs CARTIER,
HAaNER, AND JAMRA, Connolly vs.. Nanderw erken;
argued and submitted. Anderson d Fox Smith:
Judgment below reversed and cause remnndcd. AS
slgnments for to-day.-Caendar Nos 49, 39 10, A. So,
81, 55, 90. Gi, ~, 81. .
VS.. District OF Columbia; discontinued by plaintln.
Adams & Windsor Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg Railroad Company; plea of want of Jurisdiction
and suit dismissed. Phunix Mutual Life Insurance
Company vs.; Pcugh: Judgment on award keyser
DE Wandelan continued plaintiff TO pay defendants
Witnesses Bryan w. District of Columbia; of cal
endar. Hall n Hume w. Martin ct Rl; death OF
plaintiff Hume suggested. Nallo W. Farmer, Sinclair
vs.. Washington aud Georgetown Railroad Company,
and Dodge vs. Busey; stricken from calendar, Assign
menis for to-llay-Appeal No 70. calendar Nos. 3,
Ill., 1l2 H. u.s. no. M lis, 49, i3 l2 IT, III, l2i 26
III 129 l3l, l3l, l2 49, 49,, l3B ia 10 q inclusive
CRIMINAL CoURr-JusTICE Cox.-Sarnh Jones
second oilense petit larceny; verdict not guilty As.
signmont for to-day-James Davis, burglary and
larceny,
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Only HnAf Alive.

There are hosts OF men and women Who, 70 coin
phrase, are. only halfalive. That is to say they
have seldom IL ever any appetite are nervous
weak, fldgetty, and troubled by numberess small
pains and aches. In the presence of vigorous, ex-
uberant vitality they seem mere pigmies Such
persons are usually fond Of frequently dosing
themselves, swallowing in the course Of III year
enough drugs TO stock any apOthocary's shop OF
average dimensions. This OF course defeats in
stead Of fuTthering the end in yiew-yiz, the re-
coyery of health and vigor, Were they to seek II
from an uniailing source of vitality, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, how different would be their case
Then yigor would return 10 their debiitated
frames the glow Of health to their wan cheeks
their trembling, uncertain gait would grow firm
and elastic, appetite, that grandest OF all sauces.
would give relish for the daily food, were II ever
50 coarse, and refreshing sleep would crown the
tasks ofthe day. MWF
National Republican., 1881-10-28
HER PiCrnRE.
Yes, I'm going 10 burn Il. Her picture,
which. held In dainty gilt frame,
Ifns been on my mnntel fixture,
49,. ,,,.l,r 10 fnN, tba U.p,n


Yes I'm going 10 burn H. Her picture.
which, held In u dainty gilt frame,
lies been on my mnntel a fixture
Goes under II, into the flame.
And one last farewell look am taking
Ifever loved her Ills DER.
And yet, at my heart Is On aching,
To think shah see this no more.
In this picture how well behold her
Her bright eyes and pretty sweet fice;
Her white bust ana one dmpled shoulder,
aalflost In a son cloud oflace
The other plump shoulder, just glantlng
Through rich chestnut tresses, is seen,
by love, 'tis vision ontranclngl
No wonder ,hey calf her tho queen"
Aud all the young fellows adore her
And some not so young, too maybe
And he who has not knet before her
Is thought nm eccentric. An, mel
II really seems wicked and cruel
10 make ofthis rare gem Of art,
That once I so priced, merely mel.
turn the card ocr and my heart
Is stoeled. There is wrltten' Thine ever,
with love. your own Dashle." That limo
Seals the doom of the picture. 1t never
Must meet any eye now but mine.
So here goes the picture with sorrow,
SO euds one sweet dream ofmy life,
For I'm going to be married tomorrow,
And that picture, fkept, might make strife.
-RosfOn Post
National Republican., 1881-10-28

These sales are required to he made by act OF Con
gress. which says thai tho stalls and sands shall be
let to the highest hidcr at auction term Of one
or years Sales were nlade In is7a FOR twoyonrs;
IN 1874 sales for three years more were advertised
but prevented by an Injunction IN lawsuit
brought by the inarkctmen. which has lasted seven
years and prevented u compliance with tho law and
deprived the Company o. Its rights during tint time
The Supreme Court OF tho United states decided
every question agnlust tho markcimtn and In iayOr
OF the Company, and the auction salr' must now be
made The rentals OF the stalls have been reduced
hy tie Company that after The di7cDuui Of 20 per
cent made to purchasers at auction for prompt pay
ment In advance, they VIII be monthly, on Butchers
single stalls SEQ. siiio hall ec.ion of sta
ana half, or seSD full section Of three stalls;
on Bacon stalls, $50, or sl0o, or e1iGO; ON Butter
stalls. $50 SsIO 5000; Iuckslers stalls Tor
equivalent sials). in Seventh and Ninh street build
lngs $50, or $40, or sG.O; In street hnlld.
ings si.o, or sis0 or sl2G); on Fish stalls,
$50, $50, sii.s0 The auction sales
will lie Of the right TO occupy, II the purchaser
chooses for eighteen (is) years, until January
!. 1910 The Act OF Congress provides that there
shall be no by.biddlng on the part of the Com
pnny. directly or indirectly, but TINT minimum rate
OF lids may he fixed, below which bids will not be
ceivcd. The minimums will be, n Butcler's single
siall si5o, or ss,j half1ec,ion, $50 full
ton of three stalls Bacon and Butt.r stalls, s9O
or siSO s3n on ilucks,urs or equivalent stalls,
9ilo or sljO, or 500; Fish stalls, 500 This bonus
will he payable s2i cash down; 20 per cent crcdng
the SIS, on taking possession. and balance IN eight To-
percent instillmenls payable scni-nnnunily, with
per cent interest. No prolnissory notes or sure,es
for the bonus will he required but tho stalls VIII be
the sole security aud II the marketman chooses to
quit his stalls at any time he may do so and any bo
certificate not then due will he Cancelled and given
up to him. The above bonus will, during the eight.
cen years, increase only 70 cents per month, the
amount paid for single Butchers sta!l for Bacon
miiter STALL 80 cents; for Iucks,ers equiva-
lent stall. 20 cents; for n Fish sa 10 cents. The
sales viii be in ls2, of the FIRST second, and subse
quent choices of stalls IN the several Clnsses ana the
highest bidder above the minimum for n choice can
select any stalls In the market Of his class not previ
ously sold or selected Any combination or cOnspir-
acy threats to prevent FREQ aud full sale or to
deter any person from bidding or from selecting or
occupying stalls, will be promptly prosecuted accord
ing to law. Full printed terms OF sale, classification
OF stalls by numbers, forms of agreement of lease
and bonus certificates and Market Regulations may
be obtained ON application u! the Companys O.llce.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
MISIso STOCKS.
,,,lENr poxps-c1osINo ouorArIoNs.
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bills.. ASS Sxtyday bllls-..... 4sijS
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

NEW YoRK, oct. a. 10 a. m.-Lake Shore sold at
12lsi amer the board last night and Western Union
was 6A bid at the windsor Hotel IN tho evening.
Tie drlf of the sentiment uptown last night WAS
about Intensely bull s as II was bearlsh the night
before and some OF he conservative operators there
fore argued that reaction might be looked for
to-day Nevertheless, the average opinion was thai
heller markets and higher prices wou probably fol
low for a day or two II was reported that promi
nent bull house Of Exchange Court had bought stock
largely for Vanderbilt for several days while his fol
lowing had been talking very bearlsh, sidney Dillon
said Mr. Vanderbilt held originally $1,000 shares OF
had merely done this 10 make substitution IN some
thing else Mr. Dillon said u was true that Mr.; Aslor
had bought several thousand shares of this stock amer
his accountant had examined the compapy5 books
very thoroughly A director OF the Central racine
National Republican., 1881-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
The OmeInI Transfers an Recorded Yes.
ierdny.

Mr.. ]. Il. olmstead presents the following transac-
tions In real estate In the District yesterday
ported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds.
CRY PROPERTY.
ON alley between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets west, aud between Massachusetts avenue and
street nOrih part snblot IL 2by 90 feet, square l5
Abram l.. Pardon to Jesse A. Swalls, $50.
ON n street NORTH corner of Thirteenth street
west sublOt 10 GO by l25 ee, square 2J, Edward e.
sampson ct al, to Charles V. Riley tan undivided
half lnterest), s7jO
on Tenth street west, between V and w streets
north sublot "a 30 by % feet 10 inches), square J
Elyira " Adams to Barna - snow, lJie25.
On Vermont avenue, between II and u streets
north, subiots l. O. To- and ii 900 feet by depth),
square a6l, Montgomery q. Meigs TO John Forsyth
Melgs, $500.
on south a street, between sixth and Seventh
streets cast part OF lot % 100 by 3g feet nch) square
$40, William II. Hennlng TO @. j, Bond. 81 800,
On Georgia nue., corner OfNlnth street east, part
of r. $50 feet by depth square O3O M, Y. CAllnn trus-
tee, to Mary jane Curtain, $3.50
COUNTY.
William s. Odell to Elsie Carter lot 2l3, square of
o tract known as Montello, $3.50.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
.,c,.,ar,. s,r,i, ,s,r,,c,.

ALEXANDRIA, oct, e. Flour-There was mo change
to note. Wheat-Thc receipts were light; 800 bush-
els sold at 81 $50 - for Fultz 81 Is for mixed; 81 IS
for common Lancaster, hut good would bring 81 JOep
81 Corn0J0 bushels sold at Csc for new Tic for old
white; 75c for yellow. Rye and oRts-Small lots
brought 81 o. and zoe respectively Country produce
continues scarce and In demand.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ,ANDTMEoNt.Y LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DounLr TRACK JAssEY COUPLER STEEL RAILS,
Schedule 20 iako efIect SUNDAY, May q. 1881

4 SSSHS'ifaF"S %sD ST. LOUIS
sGs-H9FHIS HiG R8fs f sga Way stations
siiraSsnnIrg ,ir Winchester. iIagerstown. and Way
slo-po!ni of Rocxs and WAY statlons.
s;i5-PliIIA DELplllA, NEW YORK. ANp nos
sO-sHuNIoN XSD sSIT VHFS f%i' S e FST ccn.
nsc,s igr i,agcrstown and Mt Point OF Rocks Tor
i@OO-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1000 RHETnIoRE EXPRESS Csropsnt IIyattsy,lic.
College BelisyIlle, laurel Annapolis Junction.
AND sT LoUIs EXPRiisS
baltimore. EllIcott city, Annapolis and wav
lS-h tS-3n 1gay ITT MSIy 2gly t2i R9tlmorc aud Way
oc-BAAhTIiMoRE,, ~ NJ n; ,, PHILADELPHIA, ANDNEw
800 bgliln9rc and WAY Stations winchester, Fred.
fGrCk naSSEioY YHTrTYrh %Hf WY y'9 hSNS SN2 tAu
REL. EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay, stOpsat
ttij-Foint OF Rocks. Frederick Hagerstown Win.
SggGS!S5 Sg S and wy s's%ps Point
thi0-BaltinOrc, Annapolis, and WAY stations. ,
t6'41-RALIlMonE EXPRESS tNiartnshnrg Haa Hna
Nay, Via Relay stops H' iiya''sville "nu
,G.ol-Point d Rocks mud Way Stations
ao-RAl'rLIMn4mii& RAJ 7 Z nm5s IlSAr1svII.LE AND LAu'
lsLPITlsBuiiG., ClNCTNNATI AND ST.
F8H sSapSs S& fSEE SF o ASH ASP yS2 e@
RE HX$i sI5% oS ,aaa $SS a 3 ID &AS Sa
passengers NJ nny station between Washington
tDaiiy tSundnys only. other trans daily, except
Xii Trains from Washington stop at RELAY station.
For further information nprly NJ the liatimore An
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, and dll anu
where order, will bc taken ior bhl,ggr to be checked
and received at aJly poiri In the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
ArARRrED.

REINHARDT-RAUN.- - on Thursday evening,
October q. 1881, at the parsonage of Concorda Lu-
theran Church, by the Rev NJ. Kraft, MIR. CHARLES
REINHAnDr. IT,, Of this city, and Miss YurTA G.
RAuN, OF New York. deushter of Mr.. Charles II.
Raun, OF the Treasury Department,
National Republican., 1881-10-28
yIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
TRAINS LEAVE b. & p. DEPOT As FOLLOWS

7;iO u. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily;
Direct connection for south ana Southwest Daly'
except sunday, 10 points On 4. 4 y. u. H. ,
PULLMAN SLEEPING JAltN un ';lO ~ M lrNli
rom WnShingt 10 CNtlr CA ~ without cllhg.:
1918 u. m,-SDI rlTrnN ENpltE-S, daily, for all
Il. X
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS IN i0;ll D. m; ruin
from Washington TO Augusta. Ga., without
change,
ton To liuu' i'll q,
Passengers Tor MansSs Division will take 40 a. IN.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, iiO
a. IN. ira IL daily. -.
For Tickets nnd Information call Rt Virginia Mid
land Office, iDl Pennsylvania avenue.
~ ~ NACDANIEL Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent jylSn
National Republican., 1881-10-28
nn,,Ip,or. stock BOARD

LosDoS, Oct 27--Uned States bonds, as, li0's;
New York Central, IISis, Atlantic and Great West
ern seconds, .1k; iiiIos Central, l3N Pennsylvania
Central, US.; New York, Ontario and Western, 3rs.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALrINoRE, Oct 27-vrgna Is, deferred, II; do
consolidated, 7p's do second series, s do past due
coupons, 0E new 1O-iUs, 81 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
1Gropelere' G5uiae.
oO1 THE GREAT oo1

- go. . I'm EfFEtTI MAY 10, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASN'T NGTON, from Depot, cor.
- ,,, ner OF sixth and u streets, as follows;
For Plttsburg and the West. 500 ~ m. daily, with
sleeping Iars TO Pittshurg and Chicago: in'D n m.
clnnnii, 81 Louis, and Chicago G9D D. M daily.
WI, paiace Car to Piltsnmrg. "
For Snnnndgigua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
with Pnrlor Car to Watkins and tile North, $50
" ~, eMi.iiy except Sunday; NJ 80 r. m. daily, eN.
CEN ySht,it,luy, with Palace Cars 10 Canandaigua
For Willamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra ntiess
For New York aud the East 500 io:3n m 2oo, inoo
ana lGibp. mon Sunday. 2OO y. m,, 1000 and ieS
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, 300 a.
daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
afordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double terriage across Now York rity. - ,o.,,,
iimi5p m. On Sunday 300 p. IN. $40. lO;Oo and
Limited express, s;ao n M aqlly, except sunday
$40, $40, 0s0 1000 and in:t5 y. IN. on sunday 800
M, 1880 a. M, 200, $40 G3D, 1000 and 1915 pm.
For P0pes Creek Line. G:iO n M and 40 y. M daily
For Annapolis, 80 Il. and GiOp. IN. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
NAY AMP ,AkENANDRIA AND WASHING
- TON RAILROAD; -. ,
loo, 500 2. M, G2o p M, 500 and 1850 ON
sundays, 700, O:20, and 1880 ~ M, and 500 y. m
For Richmond aud the South, 700 a. m. and liO u IN
. daily, and 500 y. IN, daily, except sunday. -
Trains leave Alexandra Tor Washington 600, s;Oh
and 1000 q. M. u; No. 300. 500 800, aud Gl0p' m,
nlu lZW hnnulghl Suhuny, NJ SIN ana lo'oo " NE
Tickeis aud fUrmaio can ne procured at theo oflce
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
len for the checking of baggage TO destination nom
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
"AITINORE AND OHIO VAII.pOAD
National Republican., 1881-10-28

Road Confirmed the statement that very harmonious
relations now prevailed between the Central Pacific
and the Union Pacific but the ratification OF the pro-
posed agreement between them could not be exc
cuted until the return OF President Stanford OF the
Central Pacific, from Europe, which would be late
next month. Mr. Charles Stanford has recently sold
spreads Central Pacific for sixty days, 10 per cent
part for per cent 1000 shares In 5OQsharc lots,
so rs TO keep the stock active, The Erie Hallway
rates which are SOS to Chicago the si0 rebate fce
being added. The Gouldlsege people talk % for West
ern Union Sage said last night that the market had
not yet hirly begun to 20 up. Wocrishoher Is bull
ing Denver again. A Washington dispatch this morn
lng says that President Arthur telegr0phod Judge
fOlger last night Offering him the seCrctaryShip
Sage attempted TO deliver COCO shares of stamped
Metropolitan yesterday, which was borrowed stock,
but the brokers have notified him that they Will hold
him personally responsible for the return OF the un-
assented Ihe lawyers are preparing the papefs iot
aud there s sure to be more ltigntiOn The windsor
Hotel bear party are said TO have covered up Their
shorts yesterday. Mills declares he VIII buy nothing
nt present prices which he docs moi believe In. Smith
declared last night that The railroads would not be
10 Keep the advanced rates and was very stupid IN
the managers to put up prices when the summer
travel was all over and grain could not be moved,
1915 y. m.-Mcssrs. j. n w. Seligmans Paris dis
patches report money easier and better feeling on
the Bnurse, The Wabash Pacific earnings for the
third week In October amounted TO S5001 decrease
Of sl5uQO. The loss was occasiOned by blockade at
keokuk, Quincy, and ST. Louis caused by the Hoods
The Kansas and Texas earnings for the third week
We're f9D.lsl-R comparative Increase OF fl02B
Washington spec al Just to hand announces the noml
nation OF FOlger as Secretary OF the Treasury aud his
name has been sent to the Senate.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
BY Assoclnieil Pres.

By AaSOcihtou 1TcSS.
NEW NoRR, Oct. g7-Money loaned down from to
per cent. call and closed at 3d4 per cent. Ex-
changewas steadyat isOls@+so for long and 4ssC4S5
for short sight Governments were quiet, but firm.
state bonds were in light request Raiiroad bonds
generally strong and higher The stock market
opened strong and k@iH per cent higher the latter
for New York Elevated butin the early dealings the
speculation was somewhat irregular. Soon, however,
the dealings became firm in tone and an advdnce Of
itGt2it per cent reported, the latter for Quick.
silver Southern, Union Pacific, and
Metropolitan Elevated beng also prominent therein.
This was followed by declne OF ii6rlla per cent,
aud Michigan Central, and during the afternoon the
spccn alton was fcycrsh and unsettled. In the late
general market closed unsettled and In the main
weak The sales aggregated a2 ,si2 shares, including
ware, Lackawanna aud Western, isyyG Eric, l2s0;
Lake shore, iD,luE Louisville aud Nashville 5000:
Mlchigan Central. 27,UG New Jersey Central, 1880
Pacific Mall, B,,Of Reading, i,n0j 81. Paul, blOg
Union Pacific Jl,iO0 Wabash Pacific, ,5OG Western
Dniun.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Foreign Money Market.

sUn-TREAsuRS nALASCEs.
.. t7G,i5O.as5 % Currency ........ ei,oS3,7i5 O
National Republican., 1881-10-28

BE- THE ABOVE SALE WAS ADJOURNED
until SATURDAY, October ~ at II o'clock II. M, unh
the next adjournment will be TO THURSDAY, No
yember g. at ~ o'clock nOUn and subsequent adjourn
ments will be to succeeding Tlulp5DAYS, ma sales
ON SATURDAY viii be discontinued that being an
inconyenent day for markctmcn.
WASH INGTON MARKET COMPANY
BY NJ. q. EMERY, President
OCrOHER -, 1891
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,loneer oceLGt
National Republican., 1881-10-28
P s. SMITH.

Clerk Washington Marke, Company.
OCTOBER 10. 1881. cost
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Notice to MI. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W. w, CORCORAN,
wl'ch has been recently built Rud furnished Ia L.
BLAKE, CRptain), Is the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81,
Including admission TO Mansion aud Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday ex.
ceptcd), Ht 10 n, m, aud returns about q d, m.
j. MCH, HOlLl NGSWORTfI,
Sup't ladies Mount Vernon Association.
L. L. BLAKE, Steamer W. w, COrcOran. jel
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Sotterien.

TN THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS or TIE
Il l'oyal Havana Lottery which take plnCcat iIa-
vaua, Cuba, October 90 November and ~, and De
600 prizes drawn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18

FRIED CHICKEN AND HoMINY.-Pick
over and wash half a pint of miny in
three waters; put it into double kettle or
farina boiler with pint aud half of cold
water, and boil it steadily for halt an hour.
The water in the outer kettle must be boil
lug when the hominy is put into the inner
one, or half an hour will not be long enough
to cook it. If an ordinary saucepan is used
for boiling, the hou,iny must be stirred very
often to prevent burning. If, when the
hominy is nearly done, it is not thick enough
to hold the spoon upright, tho cover must
be left off the kettle so that the superfluous
moisture may evaporate. Just before taking
the hominy from the fire, mix og.ther a
tablespoonful each of butter and -four, and
stir them into it. Then pour it..into shallow
dishes wet with cold water, ard let it cool
before using it for frying.
TO prepare the chicken for frying, re-
move the feathers, SINCE it, wipe it with a
clean, damp cloth, but do not Uash it.
Draw it without breaking the entrails, cut
it in joints as for fri,assee. dip each piece
quickly in water, sprinkle it with salt and
pepper, and roll it in -four, taking care that
it is we'll covered Fry it about three.
quarters of an hour before dinner, as fol.
lows:
Use largo, shallow frying pan. Heat
it with sufficient lard to cover the bottom
quarter of an inch deep; when the lard is
smoking hot put the chicken into it, leaving
a little space between the pieces, and fry it
slowly until it is Of a bright brown color
all over. When all the chicken is tried,
keep it hot while the hominy is fried as fol-
lows:
Turn the hominy out on platter or board,
cut it in slices two inches square and half
an inch thick put them into the hot fat in
which the chicken was fried, increasing it
to the original quantity and having it hot
before putting in the hominy; when the
hominy is brown on the under side turn il
without breaking; when both sides are
brown, arrange it around the chicken and
serve the dish Immediately. If gravy is
desired, add a cup OF cream, level tea
spoonful of -four, and palatable seasoning
OF salt and pepper to the fat in which the
chicken and hominy were fried, and LET
them heat together for FIVE minutes, stirrius
constantly. A cup of milk may be used
instead of cream; IN case this is done tn,
yolk of raw egg must be mixed with tn,
gravy at the moment it is taken from tn,
frying pan. IF the fried hominy accom-
panies tho chicken, the gravy is usual,
served in gravy boat; when the chickel
is used alone, the gravy is poured over it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18


The tellers proceeded to foot up the votes cast
for President and Vice-President. Senator
Thurman then said: The tellers report that the
whole number Of electors appointed to vote for
President OF the United States was 800, of which
o majority is 1876. We're the votes of the cleo
tors Of the State Of Georgia cast on the second
Wednesday of December. 1880, being the 9th
day Of the said month, to be counted, the result
would be, for James A. Garfield, Of Ohio, for
President Of the United States. 2l4 votes, and
for Winfield s. Hancock, OF Pennsylvani for
President Of the United States, 155 votes. If
not counted the result would be, for James A..
Garfield 2l4 votes, and for Winfield s. Hancock
la votes. In either event James A. Garfield
has received q majority Of the votes Of the whole
number Of the electors appointed.
Senator Thurman made q similar statement
relative to the vote for Vice President, and then
the Voe-President said LIDO declave that James
A. Garfield. Of the State of Ohio, having 70.
oeived majority Of the votes Of tho whols
number Of electors appointed, 10 duly elected
President Of the United States for four years,
commencing on the 4th day Of March, 1881
and do further declare that Chester A. Arthur,