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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-20
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The Late James w. Rosler.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
CARLISLE. Pa, Dec 2o-The funeral Of the late
James W. Bosler, who died suddenly on Monday
last, took place here to-day, and was very largely
attended by residents. well as by friends, from
New YORK, Philadelphia and Washington. EN-
secretary Blaine. Gen. Macfeey and Register Rams
oell were among those from Washington.
Conroy Sentenced TO be Hanged.
NEW YORK, Dec. eo-Ex-Police Officer William
Conroy, who killed Peter keenan, with club and
pistol on the night OF November 3D. last. and was
convicted OF murder in the first degree last Sat
urday, was to-day. in the Of general sessions
sentenced to be hanged on the stb of next Febru-
airy. motion made by the prisoners counsel Tor
new trial was denied.
Ine charge Against ex.Speaker Egan,
OF New jersey.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Dec. eO.-Ex-Speaker John
Egan, OF this city, Indicted at the May term OF the
Essex county court for attempted bribery In the
legislature, this morning, by advice OF counsel,
withdrew his plea of not guilty and win plead non
, rm Egan, who Is dangerously sick with pneu-
MONA, was not present at court. but viii appear
and plead on January Sd, If well enough
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
ANOTHER AGRAR1AN CRIME IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Dec. IA farmer named MOylan, who
recently returned FROM America has been shot dead
at Clonbar, near Galway. This is another agrarian
TIE PRINCE AND THE POPE
BERLIN. Dec. 20.-The National Gazette states
mat at the interview between the Crown Prince
Frederick William and the Pope no aliusion was
maze TO the Culturkampf, although Ii is under
STOOD that the Vatican expected TO hear something
MIN regard 10 the intentions Of Prussia relative TO
lne cnurch troubles In that country. correspond
ent at Rome Of the Tag0ldt (newspaper states that
me German Crown Prince. at reception given to
tne German residents, said that he trusted that his
Visit TO the Pope would have beneficial results in
every way.
FRENCH Enc RE1NFoRcEMESrs FOR ToSoUIS.
PARIS, Dec. aO.-ReinfOrcementS OF $500 troops
VIII be sent to Tonquin Within the next fortnight.
me government has no Information from TOnQuin
mat Sontay has been occupied.
TURKS MURDERED IN CHRISTIAN VILLAGES.
GAMBIA. CRETE, Dec. 20.-Several Turks have re-
Gently been murdered in Christian villages in the
Messara district. An inquiry has been ordered 10y
the authorities. The murders cause much excite
ment
Rough. the Encendiary, Sentenced.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Edward G. Rough who was
hocted 1or attempted arson in the first degree, for
settng fire to the Casino Oh the 18th inst. by adj
wee or counsel, pleaded guilty and Was sentenced
10 state prison for seven years
lr <nGK Poi n
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.
$4,000 FOR &c.
Masonic Hall. Masonic Temple Building. in louisville
THURSDAY, DECEMBER q. 1888
A LAWF VI LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered by the legislature of Ky twice declared
,eeal by the highest Court i'll the State Bond given to
hsnry county IN the sum Of 300 600 for the prompt
payment Of all prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS
te Every PICKET holder his own supervisor can call
out the number his ticket and the
lumber on the tag placed in the wheel in his
1ne Will occur the last Thursday OF every
month Read the magnificent -'
DECEMBER SCHEME
$50 100
pri,a.' s;; 5000
p prizes' S1 ;s eacn 5000
TriLrs, $AUU each.................... Som
~ frlzes. oOe each..........,,........ S0OO
sSS Hn-i.es' AU eacu. 10 600
xtV ffriAes, S0 each ...................... 10000
1UO Prizes. 10 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i0GO0
Pr1zes. goo each, Approximation Prizes 2TO
e 49, 11 .S ehcn 1880
~ AoV eacn 800
1s So, pr Tics. an clio, 400
tickets Sl0O. ' "a - 'ASAe''' ~'0' W
Remit m9nsy or bank draft in letter. or send by ex
EEEsssS. b D0N,T SEND BY KEGISTERED LETTER or
o. 90 arg upward by express be sent at our ex-
pense Address all orders to J. J. DOUGLAS. Louis.
VILE n.y.. Or 10 y. BALLARD. p. o. Box ZIG Alexan.
dtia. Va sman
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CHARGED WITH PRRJuRY.-In the Police Court,
to-day. "Sonny" Webb, q respectable-l looking col
ored man. was charged with perjury, alleged to
have been committed In the Criminal Court, where
he swore to the identity OF a man. which testi-
mony afterwards was positively contradicted by
other evidence The case was continued until one
week from tomorrow, so that the warrant for
arrest issued by justice Of the peace, can be ne
newed by the clerk OF the Police Court.
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SARA BERNHARDT HOUSEWIVES HATIRICAL Az
THOREsS-'Sara Barnum," the Satirical biography
OF Sara Bernhardt, written by her former friend.
she was described as s'she Barnum,n that she
asked the police to seize the book. The police re.
piled that she must seek redress at the civ tribu.
nal Sara with her SOM proceeded on Tuesday to
Marie Columbiers residence and struck the author
OF the book In the face with her riding whip Marie
fled. pursued by Sara, Who smashed everything in
her way. Meanwhile the friends OF the women IN
dulged In free tight In another part OF the house
Il is stated that the affair will lead to number OF
duelS
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John K. KELLY.
- DEALER IN FIRsT-CLAss
6EEf. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON &c. CORNED BEEF
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 62S f29 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and 206 and POS Northern Liberty Market address
Box II, City Post Office
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts Of the
city marSa
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In the Police Court. to-day, Welsh Baker, colored
Was fined Sl0f for an assault on JAS. Henry
In the Police Court. this morning. John Mont
gomery. coOred. pleaded guilty TO striking Annie
Lucas between the eyes with his fist, and was fined
500 or 60 days.
Robert Weaver, George Kflian and William
Ehflnentraut, three butchers In the Center market
who reside In the county. were each fined s. by
Judge Smell this morning for having unlicensed
doS ana allowing them 10 run at large and all the
defendants noted an appeal.
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CASES BEFORE THE COURT OF CLAMs.-The case
OF Jacob Upton against the United States was heard
In the Court Of Claims to-day. It is claim for ad-
ditional salary as superintendent OF the Treasury
department building while acting as chief clerk Of
that department. Arguments were also heard in
the case OF T. Levart against the District OF Co
lumbia, being claim under contract for hauling
dirt. The court adjourned until January 18th
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C8uitOl TOOfcS.

Mt Blackhurn's report for committee Of fifteen
on rivers and harbors was adopted in the House this
afternoon.
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FIRE FROM DHFRCTIvE Plural 1245 to-day
an alarm OF fire was turned In from box 2l3 for a
IRE In house No 1914 18th street, owned and occu-
pied by Henry Montgomery. The house was dam
aged to the amount Of 500, and was fully insured
The nTe was caused By detective dI@
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OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPTED MUPDFR.-At Joliet
Ill, Tuesday night, George Pressure a boardar nj
the Auburn house. entered the room OF the cook
Jane Haycock, and assaulted her. Sitting her
screams with the bedclothlng AS he was leaving
She raised an alarm. when he returned and cut hef
throat, in11icting fatal wound He was arrest ed
While his hands were still covered with blood. lie
said that he was intoxicated at the time
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & Co. Auetioneerz
ParlOr Suites Upholstered in Raw Silk. Marble Top
Center Tables. Ebony Bra, kets Ebony Cabinets,
Blc-a-br1c, Walnut Chamber Suites. Cottage Fur
nlture Walnut Extension Tables. Walnut Boutiet,
Walnut Dininr-rooIi Chairs Walnut Hall Rack
Back Marble BIS. Real Lace Curtains and Cornices.
Brussels AL and Stair Car cts. Hair and HUsk Mat
tresses. Springs. velvet Rues and Mas window
Shades. Lngravnp,s Mantel Clocks, China, Glass
and Croche-y Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Etc.
Also.
One Columbia Bycicle. A. Inches
On FRIDAY. DECEMBER WFNTY- FIRST at TEN
OCLJ Ck A. NJ, We shall sell at the residence 1888 y
street northw ST. tie above collection of household ef-
ts which Is III good condition worthy the
ton of buyers.
Terms cash.
di9-gt WALTER B WILLIAMS co A1,cts
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II UNCANSUN BIsUS.. AuctlOneers
The ENTIRE STOCK OF J. HERZOG 3O9 NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST
Al AUCTION. CONSISTING IN PART OF NEW
AND SECOND HAND CLOTHING, OyERCOATS
MEN'S AND Boz - SUITES. ODD COATS. PANTS
Mss. WAdC Is JEMEIkY. BREECH AND
MULE LOADING DOUBLE BARREL CT Ms
IIStoLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. VIOLINS
BaNJOS. GJIIARS. ACCOhDEONS. FIELD AND
OPfkA CLASSES. HATS AND CAPS, CENTS
tCkNINHINGS, QUILTS AND BLANKETS
TRUNKS AND SAICHELS, SC. &c
On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER
IMENTh-fIRSI AND TWENTY SECOND, COM
NENC1SGI EACH DAY TEN a. NJ AND SEVEN P
NJ We VIII sell al the above named the entire
stock contained therein The attention OF buyers Is
called 10 this sale
1t so us will he positively sold without regard to
pre- as Mr. herLos vacates account OF rebuilding
dlS-2t
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The Courts.

Court IN GENERAL rERH
Yesterday. estate OF Margaret A. Randall:
argued and submitted
To-day, Butter agt. Scott: on hearing
CIRCUIT CoURT-.TuG9P MICA ,rb,tr
To-day, Burke agt. kenner: on hearing
EQUITY CoURT-.Jtd1p james
Yesterday. Phelps agt Tippcut; sale ratified
To-day. Farnham at. Buell.: proof ordered taken.
Carroll agt. Carroll: do. Lord agJ Don 1ghue: aUc-
ti0neer Grlered To turn over deposit. Po1ner aTt.
Leonard; sale ratified and reference Ariaes ACT.
DuBose; pro confessos against certain defendants.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jitdce WgI5p.
Yesterday. George Northeige. holisebreaking In
the night: not guilty. Valentine w sellers, pass
Ing counterfeit money: not guilty. Michael Nolan
threats: Information qudshei.
To-day. Emory Parker, housebreaking IN the
night; guilty. Same, resisting officer; guilty.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2D.-Edward G. Rough. who wa
lndcted Tor attempted arson in the first degree, 70
Sttllng nie TO the Casino Oh the 18TH inst. by al
wee OF counsel, pleaded guilty and Was sentence,
to state prison for seven years
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Cain
Slaughter and Lucy Marks; Charles j. Malord OF
Richmond. Va, and Lillian B. Lee; G. W. B. stokes,
OF Moorestown, n. j., and Ella II. Gartrell; Ebert
G. Barrett, OF Montgomery county, Md, and Mary
ID. Kramer: c. l. FAIR and Ella V. Lewis: Frank
Mack and Lue Neale; James o. Sanford OF West
mOreland county, Va, and Mary E. Lander. OF
Richmond county, Va; Joseph f. Thoringer and
Annie Germerath.
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Local Notes,

CAPT PIKE, who commanded the Proteus, will
not be able to appear before the board OF inquiry
before the oath instant.
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News Briefs.


In tle Emma BOND outrage case AT HillborO. ILL.,,
yesterday. the motion TO exclude the testimony OF
the, TWO cOavictS 10 damaging admissions OF
the accused was overTu!ed, and tie arguments OF
counsel were begun.
It Is now believed that the body Of Nellie Cooley
who nysteIfousy disappeared from WikeobarIe.
"a, Is beneath the Ice or the SlSluehanna river.
III Is proposed b. some OF the friends and admirers
OF the late William Cullen Bryant To erect statue
TO his memory In Central park New York.
The billiard contest between GARNER and Daly
IN Lyons. terminated last night In victory FOR he
former, the to.al score for the i've nights being
GARNER 5000, DAILY $50.
Charles Baker Holland was yesterday sentenced
In Baltimore 10 three years and six months in the
peniJentiary for bigamy, having married Cora Bed
via in that city In june he then being the husband
OF Mary c. Shipley.
Work AT the different collieries in Northumber-
land county, Pa. was temporarily suspended yes
terday, throwing out 12.aJO hands
The New York board OF aldermen yesterday
adopted an ordinance requiring the electric light
companies to lay their wires under ground after
two years from May l. 1884.
heavy snow storm visited New York yesterday,
and In Frederick, Nd, and in parts OF penusylva,
Ma the snow was ten inches deep or more
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THE ". L. !. CORPS BAIL.-The second compli-
mentary ball OF the Washington Light Infantry
Corps last evening was, as usual with the enter
tainmentS given by this organization, very largely
attended This ball was the last that Will be given
In the present armory. as the corps will move out
on The LIST OF January. The committees In charge
OF the entertainment last evening were composed
as follows: Reception commttee-MeSsrS. A. W.
Kelly, S: g. Wise Geo. F. McAyoy, H. II. Skippen,
ID. E. Ellis, A. J. Robinson, w. L. Cash and George
Woodbridge. Floor dlrectors-Messrs. j. g. Cowie
and c. G. Sloan Floor committee-Messrs. W. E.
Wise, j. c. Turner, T. j. Clarke, \. E. Onphant, W.
B. Johnstone, J: II. Cruger, W. F. Hewitt and j.
Leo McGraw. Executive committee-Messrs j. T.
Dyer, j. s. Miller, Geo. Breitbarth, E. H. Newmeyer
d. S. johnson, W. c. White and w. Bruce Gray
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PRoMoTIONS.-The following promotions have
been made In the quartermaster generals Office,
War department: Emma d. Sedgwick, from class
to class 9, vice Robt. J. Woodburn. deceased;
Fred ~ Won Tagen, from 81 600 to class l. and Annie
g. Davis, cOpyist. to 81 600
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to postmasters
as follows: A. s. Baldwin, Gwinn Maryland: T. M
Chancey, Dunk1rk, Maryland.
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FOLEY, Auctioneer, sl1 7th street northwest

FOLEY, Auctioneer. s11 It'll street northwest.
VII, sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
MORSlNG, DECENBER NINETEENTH at TEN
OCLCIh A; Nj. lot of new and cond hand Furni.
tIre. consisting o. fine Walnut Marble top CHAMBER
Suites. painted sets Parior Suits. Lounges Book
Cases, SidebOards, Extension Tables WaNiroI,s
B-dsteads Bur aus. Satrs Cradles CrGs Mattresses
ShucAs and Cotton top Marble top Tables and lot Of
furint1ft Too numerous to mention Persons in want
OF III ABOVE named goods vii d we'll by attending this
sale IESse = oDs ii.llst be sold without reserve
Also. . lot OF Ci4ildreI.'s Chairs
~ =, FOLEY. ATrtioneer
uA'-Zt Gil 9TH street northwest
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. the TNESTY-FIRST, ON account of the
weather. Sale positive. rain shine
uiS-N FOLEY, Auctioneer
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PETROLEUM m RussIA-Mr Fulton Paul, United
States consul at Odessa, Russia, has forwarded to
the State department report on petroleum deyel-
opment in Russia. in which he says "Although the
Illuminating power OF this Oil (the Russian) is not
so great as that produced In the states the differ
ence being as to yet in consequence OF the great
difference in the price it has already driven Amer-
can oil out OF the south Russian market, and will
doubtless seriously affect its sale In Europe
wherever cheapness is preferred to safety and
emits much smoke and a very disagreeable odor."
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The following are the opening and closing priced
OF the New York stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO ii. II. Dodge, $50 18th street
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-09

until reduced one-half. 1t takes about
one day. Set away for week; boil
over once, and, if too thick, thin with
vinega-; bottle and seal.
FRIzzLED MUTToN.--Shave pound
of mutton from leg which has hung
at least six weeks put over the fire in
frying-pan two tablespoonful each
of butter and currant jelly, and when
they are melted put in the shaved
mutton; season it rather highly with
salt and pepper, add to it tablespoon
full of French mustard, and let it cook
for five minutes, stirring it to prevent
burning and insure even cooking.
Serve it very hot. Frizzled mutton
can be cooked in a chaing-dish at the
table.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-09
He Wanted to Be Complained or.

A man who had been purchasing a
horse and cutter was yesterday speed
ing the animal up and down Park
street, when policeman said to him:
"That's four times you have been
racing up and down and you want tc
quit or you'll get into trouble"
"How:"
"Tll complain of you"
"What for?"
Fast driving"
cat what rate will you swear that 1
was driving?'
cat least eight miles an hour"
"Will you, honest Injun? Will you
say at least eight"
81 will, and the recorder will fine
you three dollars"
"Say," said the man as he pulled out
a five-dollar bill and extended it, take
this and do me favor. Make COM
plant that was driving at least eight
miles an hour, and have me fined for it.
bought this old beast for four-mile-
an-hour horse, and if it gets around
among the boys that he can step at the
rate of eight can sell him for $25 in
cash and a secondhand overcoat Go
and enter complaint to-day, so that it
will be mentioned in the morning
papers, and don't forget to say eight
miles an hOur-eight miles an hour on
your solemn atlidavy "'-Detrou Free
Press
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Blocks of Milk.
thought,

Irkutsk is city of Central Siberia
where people have more occasion for
fire and furs than for artificial ice
cream or thin clothing. A correspond
ent of the Boston Commercial Bulletin
says:
The markets of Irkutsk are an in.
teresting sight in the winter time, for
everything on sale is frozen solid
Fish are piled up in stacks like so
much cord-wood, and meat likewise
All kinds of fowl are similarly frozen
and piled up. Some animals brought
into the market whole are propped up
on their legs and have the appearance
of being actually alive. and as you go
through the markets you seem to be
surrounded by living pigs, sheep,
oxen and fowls standing up and watch
ing you as though you were a visitor
to the barnyard. But stranger yet,
even the liquids are frozen solid and
| sold in blocks. Milk is frozen into a
block in this way, with string OF a
stick frozen into or projecting from it
This is for the convenience of the pur-
chaser, who can take his milk by the
string or stick and carry it home
| swung across the shoulder.
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parricideS.

Much concern is felt in North Ger
many with respect to the steady in
crease in the number of parricides,
and most of them are attributed to the
custom which prevails in country dis
tricts among the peasants of making
over to their children, as soon as the
latter are grown up, their property, re-
serving for themselves only the right
of food and lodging to the end of their
days. This is what is popularity called
the altentheil Gold peoples portion)'
an expression rendered famous by
Prince Bismarck, who used it to de-
scribe the ministry of foreign affairs,
to which he would perhaps confine
himself in his old age. The children
soon get tired of having to support
their parents, and in some cases either
starve them to death or actually muir
der them. Crimes of this description
are so much on the increase that sew
eral of the district governors
have issued circulars urging
the peasants not to make over their
little properties in this way. But that
the practice and its consequences are
not altogether of modern date may be
gathered from the fact that over the
gateway of the little town of Juter-
book, some sixty miles from Berlin,
hangs small club, with an inscription
to the effect that "whosoever transfers
his property to his children during his
lifetime, and suffers in consequence,
deserves to be killed with this club"
Concurrently with this increase in the
number of parricides, there has also
been a great addition to the number of
beggars and vagabonds. political
economist who has devoted much time
to the matter calculating that there
are no fewer than 100000 vagabonds
within the limits of the empire. and
that each one of them manage to beg
as much as two shillings a day upon
the average, this being an equivalent to
an annual tax Of about e7,3OO,O0O per
annum, raised for the most part in the
country districts.-St. James Gazette.
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Mock MINCE PIE.-One cracker and
q half. rolled, three tablespoOnfuls
melted butter, ahalf cupful of vinegar,
cupful of molasses, cupful of
chopped raisins, spice AM bake like
mince pies.
PLAIN BOILED PUDDTNG.-One cup
of sour cream, one-half cup molasseS,
one-half cup melted butter, two and
one-half cups flour, one teaspoonful
soda and little salt. Mix molaSses
and butter together, ali beat until
very light; stir in the cream and salt
and then the flour gradually, until 1t
is smooth batter; beat in the dissolved
soda thoroughly, and boil in BATTERED
mold an hour anda half. To he eaten
hot with sweet liquid sauce.
TOMATO CATsUP.-Boil one bushel
of tomatoes until soft enough to rub
through sieve. Then aid to the
liquid one-half gallon Of vinegar, one
and Il half pints OF salt two ounces of
cloves, a quarter pound of aispice
three ounces of good cayenne pepper
five heads of garlic. skinned and sepa
rated. CT pour of suga Bli! SLOWLY
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Good butter may be spoiled in churn-
ing. Overchurning ruins the texture
and changes the proper waXiness to a
disagreeable, sickly greasiness. This
is the more easily done in a churn with
dashes, which will press the butter
against the sides of the churn and
squeeze it and rub it until it is spoiled.
Too long churning spoils the quality by
the oxidation of the batter and the pre-
mature formation of strong Favored
acids in it, the full presence of which
we call rancidity. 1t may be spoiled
at too high a temperature, by which it
is made soft and oily and of greasy
texture and flavor. No subsequent
treatment can remedy this error.
1t may be spoiled before
the cream reaches the churn
by keeping it too long, or, what
is practically the same, by keeping it
in too warm a place; fifty degrees is
about the right temperature II the
cream is kept week; if it is kept at
siXty-two degrees three days is long
enough. White specks are produced
in butter by overchurning or by having
the cream to sour. Either of these
faults produces curd in the milk, and
the small flakes of this cannot be
washed out of the butter. Milk from
COW in ill health and that is acid
when drawn will produce specky but
ter. So will the use of salt containing
specks of lime, which unite with the
butter and form insoluble lime soap
White specks are covered mp to a .larg
extent by using good coloring, which
| is made of oil as the solvent. But thi:
use of coloring to disguise a fault ant
| to add an undeserved virtue is worthy
of Observation-Disclosures Dairy
man.