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was betraying my trust, and partaking myself
Of thing had been set to guard, but because
squire Oidboys had befrieDdedme In ways which
made me feel that owed my present advantages
QUESTIONABLE CON- ea cali in those daysi - - w.
about hcuse5reaRers and my revolver had Ceased
to be novelty. That night even forgot to put
it under my pillow! In fact, forgot several
things which might have remembered II It hadn't
been for the port
A little after midnight awoke with q raging
thirst, and lay thinking what miserahly weak
mortal was, and trying to summon resolution to
Where in the house startled me. Twas sitting up
n The e1 room was dark. It was GOOD SIZED bed
chamber up one fight OF stairs, with q door open
ing out on the wide landing. and two side windows
were all closed to please Horato who didn't IKE to
be troubled with the morning light. But the
6ooT eading into the entry should have BEEN
Hitherto had carefully looked out for that, for
the advantage Of bearing any grange noises n
caution had been neglected. looked In vain for
any glimmer Of light from the hall windows, and
knew that the door was shut.
Then suddenly the noise again; indescrfbable-
impossible TO tell Just where It was or what II was
like. Horatio was breathing hard On his side OF
'sTheres somebody in the house,"I whispered,
Is soon as he gave signs Of waking. At the same
my revolver" / gasped out-iny hand shaking
asI fumbled, sort OF panic usaTor possessing
aBe quiet!" he said. ssThere can't be anybody!
Isn't It under your ptllow5n
ssNo! I'm sure heard sou3obOdy tWicell
don't remember taking IL when We came to bed"
Sttn fumbled about, under his pillow and
mine
s.It must be In the drawer then, . he said ssBut
for heavens sake be carefulI You'll b shooting
Phebe, II you don't look Out!n
got up and found the pistol "a the drawer, and
laid 1t ready for my hand Then, while eToped and
listened got hold Of pair OF trOusera ana pulled
them on All WAS slipping the eugpon0efD over
my shoulders heard f6e nO1oes a9A1n,-a duh me-
tallic clink, and sound - q dor pugned bask
go a. to strike the wall
at must Be Phebe, H0eaf1o wA1npoge0 COR q
It imt, yuu1l get eh6t the momopt yU0 opon fne
door. Don't opep1tsn he enfroAeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

y o T I c.
TO GROCERS AND HoUSEKEEPERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

Memories OF the sad last days of President
Garfield are revived by motion which passed
the New Jersey house OF representatives yes
terday separating Elberon from Long Branch
1t appeared from the discussion that the for
nier settlement had thriyed of late years at
the expense OF its neighbOr, until its further
Identification with Long Branch was detri-
ment 20 its welfare. The fame which the quiet
little seaside village gained from its hospitality
u the dying President seems to have made it's
fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04
RED Ticket Day.

lied Il ICKET Lay.
BAUM'S WEEKLY REMNANT SALE.
l'o0i sR Il MAN OF EVERY LENGTH AMI
DESCRIPTION AT PRICES TO SELL THEM
ID Remnants BOucle Suting at Zoe ward in pink
Cream and Light Blue and Tans " I'm
Tsnnls Chee Suili9S at Sc yard sold at 15c
al Remnants IL Tricot suiting at 4Oc yard sold al
Remnants Camele,te suiting in all grades below
10 Remnants "a inch Homespun suiting. at 25c
20 Remnants IS. inch Cardinal Damask for table
covers, at soc yard; worth Csc. ''>
Ticos sold at a5c a. n ese s Sor'n 0'c
~ homespun' sold at q. Is. now s5c
Sslys''' sold at 8 q: Is IS S g.. 'ss
:. Lonsdae Cambria, at loo
. Cashmere sold al s5c &C.. n sSsa asc ward
Z. :. Black Cashmere. sold at soc. I'd. al III
% a. al s 2Vc
BIZ f ;5 C.. Velvet, 81 30 sold at IS
SPECIAL NOTICE. 90 '', e'iu a' d '1ac-
hosiery department.. we have been compelled u
move II IN more spAaions quarters and have fitted up
IL Win few e1cepiions the finest Upholstery Depart
The stock is always repIete with well selected line
o. rortieres Lace Curtains Tapestries. Rames and
tenon to our c Holland Shades with pt sSaT lat al
ieTs and Fixtures complete Remember 3Sc.
PoreTes With Esauta Baa done at asa ESD p at 2'
Pairs silk Chenille Portieres a 80 pair.
Pairs Madras Curtains. So. 30 pair
Chenille Table Covers. 2 yard square 81 90. worth
Lace Curtains. with Russian Border, TAPPED Edges
Sl1o par.
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPT.
% Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies' fine Cotton
Underwear Ladies DESTROYS obtaining fine Under
wear al r:diculoasiy Low Prices, should not mis-:
OUR 3sC. SKIRT
ceent Cotton Cambric RUNE sacS sr, mace L OF en
Iuek extra width and length. and never was sold foI
less than ''c' and o oTk sa sE Io 4! that
We call particular attention to this Lot as thew ar,
worth considerable as W be seen on easn ina
Ton lhey are really bargains, will find read,
purchasers.
IS very desirable Lot OF Ladies' Garments In this
Embroidered; also excellent Cotton and well made
and are undouoted b bargains ms, ,on ''''N'
comprises Iace-trimmed and Embroidered Garments
which are slightly soiied aud have been reduced from
81 ID ana SloO Among this lot is q Iace-trim
iae9 SAinnric cneinise extra length which always
''ia wen i0r si-2'- ORR aac ,or
mas oeen rseaced ron 23 for Red Ticket Day only
ever Offered to the public. There Garments are mad
81 the oes Cotton eiaborately trimmed with fine EN-
broidery aud tucked and finished in the finest man
ifr We ask you to examine this lot before purchas
OUR $l-O0 LOT
Among this Lot you will lind fin an elaborately Lace
Trimmed Embroidered and Tucked Garments, which
We Simply ask you to examine and decide for yourse
Nnesf or moi these are the greatest bargains evel
REMARKS.
s,r,s a asss,s Lots comprise Ladies' Nghtgowns
ssfilH AL r pfa"era and Corset covers and We
offered IN Ladies' Cotton Underwear
p,.o,, I'D. ODDS ~ LADIES Jerseys
ner price. s. IS: Red Ticket Day price, 81 eS
price - IS: fe-dsy, 81 rs. ana Braided original
=. Another good style, Black with 'front.' To-day
sIiyer,iinished Gossamer. from 81 to 90 inches
~ See Y,ep,h,,c.r,, to. o,.u. Al.
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GREAr BARGAIN
IN
LINEN HUCk TOWELS

WILL OPEN MARCH T.
lot Pure Linen Huck Towels 22x44 red and blne
border, for S3 per doz.; guaranteed best quality
linen and worth 81 per doz i
Belgian Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens Mt Special
prices: Full stock Richardson, Sons Il Owdens
Irish Linens at lowest possible prices. Table Dam
asks. Napkins and Crashes. All makes, reliable
Cottoiis, lowest market prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Cotton Isle and Silk, Plain and Fancy. Black silk
Hose IN . ii grades. Special Bargain in Black
Silk Ribbed Hose that do not crack.
PLAIN, PLAID, AND STRIPED ELANNELS
OF superior qualities for Wrappers. Lupin's French
flannels reduced to 65c.; very beautiful goods
BLACK DRESS GOODS
In newest and most desirable materials Sir Edward
Ripley Uenriettas made In Bradford. England
the best and most reliable: ,ve can recommend
tnem having sold this make for twenty-five years
MoSchowitz Dress Innings all sizes.
One Price.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B.-The Best is the Cheapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

IL Is intimated that there may be another dis
'oiution OF parliament and a general parlia-
lientary election at Easter in England Fortu-
nate!y, in Mr.. Evarts' flowing phrase the '.con-
stitutional periodically OF our elections is so
liked that the country cannot be all torn up
with a national election oftener than once in
four years II we had to elect a new President
every time majority OF the House disagreed
with him, ii would keep the country in hot
water pretty cOnstantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

Referring to the resolution adopted yester-
lay by the Senate ordering an inquiry into the
condition OF the Washington Gas company and
lts business with n view To improving the
quality and reducing tine cost of light at the
capital, the New York Times remarks that "the
proportion OF gas To light is certainly inordinate
In that quarter. This is rather vague What
quarter does the Times meaE,-the Senate or
the city gas works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04
Let it be granted that serious fault can be

Let it be granted that serious fault can be
found with any man. This axiom, if admitted,
might temper criticism when public charac-
Ter disappoints expectation in a given respect.
Just now some of the New York newspapers are
pouting at Senator Evarts because he will not
come out dat-fOoted against the silver dollar,
and it has even been held that he ought to resign.
To this criticism Mr.. Evarts replies wittily that
the provision allowing the executive to veto
separate items of an appropriation bill might
perhaps be applied TO public officer. The SEN
ator, who wishes to be obliging, suggests that
he might resign as far as the silver question Is
concerned This - looking at the matter In
rather Gilbertian fashion, but with some wis
dom as well as wit New York, in short, must
take Mr.. Evarts in his entirety and for better
or worse. He Is not newcomer an "acci-
dent In politics, but for generation has been
one of the most conspicuous men in the state
and in the country New York should not now
plead the baby act and claim she didn't know
what she was about when she sent her great
lawyer TO the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

Y c o R Y.
Remember lovers Of good, pearly white and nutri-
tious bread, that there is longer any doubt that
the CELEBRATED CEREAL PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR is champion of the world. On Friday last
there were twenty-one samples from various Mime
sofa and Winter Wheat Millers best patents placed
before six competent judges for their honest decision
After examination they were unanimous in deciding
that the CEREAL was not only the whitest but con-
tanned more gluten by three drachms the half pound
of flour.
Remember. consumers that there has been all doubt
dspelied as to which is the best -four the market
CEREAL has achieved the victory and stands to-day
the champion of the world.
For sale by all Grocers
BARBOUR & HAMILTON,
mr4-3t Wholesale Agents
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mr4-3t
924 SEVENTH ST.. N. w.
Agents.

TO-DAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEMS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SAMPLE SUITS. OUR
GOODS ARE MADE TO LAST. AND FROM THF.
BEST BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE
YOU FROM so TO 40 PER CENT ON ALL THE
GOODS YOU BUY OF Us. WE HAVE ABOUT A
HUNDRED MEMS SUITS MADE IN REGULAR
CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE,
Erie THEY WOULD COST YOU IN NEW
YORK. WE WANT TO SELL. THEM, AND THE,
Low PRICE WILL DO 1T. SEVEN MORE OF Til y
I pkIS NJ. AL jl COAT SOLD FOR $15 Now
BLACK CLOTH COATS AT JUST HALF-PRICE
BOYS And CHILDRENS SUITS MADE OF THE.
YOU WAIT GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES
CONE AT ONCE TO THE GREAT SALE OF SAM
BET Nv I AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
THE BEST WEARING GOODS YOU EVER
BoGGHT FOR THE PRICE THIRTY chill
DRENS SUITS FORMER PRICE $S, 81 AM 30,
NOW Sd 80; AGES TO 3 YEARS. REMEMBER
S24 9TH STREET. GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
mh2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

The Blair educational bill has drifted into a
bad position so far as its chances OF success are
concerned. The first vote the measure was
reached in the Senate yesterday. and resulted
in attaching an amendment to the bill which
will embarrass its further progress; and other
amendments are pending, most of which, if
adopted. will handicap the measure still more
Meanwhile. during the protracted debate on
the bill, there has been considerable change In
public feeling both at the north and the south
to its expediency, that even if it passes the
Senate it has much reduced chance of favor
able consideration In the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04
WANTED-HELP


WAYTTdEgp;,;Aa1N ICE CREAM MAKER. Apply
WANTED-T TIDY, COMPETENT Girl. FOR
N general nousework Call Friday from IL 70 1.
zsp s1 i -
WAANsTEDSIAA. oLoRED GIRL As NURSE
931 ST. NV. F. GULL. LIE
w maid and waiter in . family Of two; only !. gil
morning. before T. % St
WAMTEp-A GOOD CoLoRED BOY WHO
H's soS sSsss Age;
WANTED : TWO FIRsTCLAs WHITE
Tor general sSSssxo.k; White Apply 81 IAN
sRsa Ds s5s3 s s4ssEs
Georgetown, D. c. Its
WANTED-TWO FIRsT-CLASs Statesmen:
ss'' zs1sss
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY. WITH
" reference, between and p. m. Friday at 1905
WTANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework: must understand cooking; German
p1 mszse references required 1l1a 11'h st w.
WANTED-A GOOD Girl 70 Do GENERAL
class 81 Fenon Pace
WIANTED-AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISTRESS,
w must be neat and careful, to assist in dressnak.
ing; no cutting required address SEWING star
"ANTED-GOOD WHITE NURSE FOR BABY
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and IL In the morning only. mh4-3ts
"ANTED.FIFTY WOOD CHOPPERS ON
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WTANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE COOK.
sss e
evening mr4-3t*
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOLICITOR FOR
EeR Sses stsr Newspaper ncp on commission Adaress
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss CoLORED MAN
Nv as hNgse servant must bring city Ap
WANTED-TEN FIRsT-CLAss HANDS ON
on fourth ooS kgp'y D TS1s
WANTED,,A FIRST; GLASS BLAcKsMITH.
w None other need apply. To steady and relia-
sH'S e
"ANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss COOK (COLORED)
FURNISH az he bes Of need apply who
"ANTEp-A WHITE WOMAN TO HELP
with general house work and assist with child:
% 10
WANTED..A coon. GIRL. GERMAN PRE-
paid or month
$40, 641. $40 Center market. m2-3ts
WANTED--A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK.
w wash and iron; German preferred: good wages to
competent person. Apply at 9l5 Rhode Island ave.
NV. mil 4tA
WANTED-wHITE AND CoLoRED WOMEN
w Cooks; SO to $50: chamber maids, nurses, gen.
eral workers. scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks s
A. COOMBs. Emp. Bureau, 926 Est NV. f27-Iw*
WTANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT
w their own house. 81 to SO per week can be
quietly made: No photo painting; no canvasing.
CENT ART CO., 10 Central street, Boston, Mass.
Box 51.O f2-41t*
May 4, lSsl9 ll6 Place LAFAYETTE 1l6. Paris. wants
bonds Of the City of Paris, Credit Foncier of France,
City of Bruxelles. DC. mh1&4-2t
WTANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS,
w $40 to $50; Chambermads and Waiteress,
Laundress Nurses, Kitchen and General HousewOrk-
ers; COachmen with references. NATIONAL LABOR
BUREAU. 517 18th st. f0-4w*
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The CoLD Wave VIII. PEI

' N<cA-D w Az w ILL., Il Ell
HAPs. REMIND YoC THAT THERE Is SOME
THING LACKING IN YOU: WINTER OUTFIT
IN THAT EVENT DO NOT FORGET WE HAVE
MARKED DOWN OUH sTOIK OF WINTER
CLOTHING FOR MEN NND BOYS TO PRICES
THAT CAUSE OUR GOODS TO SELL or SIGHT
\ VISIT OF INSPECTION To OUR ESTABLISH
MINT WILL COST IOC NOTHING NO IMPOR-
TUNING 10 EJY-AND We IMAGINE YOU
WILL REGARD WHAT YOU sFE-OUR GOODS
AND PisICI~-As a REEELAIIoS-THATIS IF
You UNDERSTAND THf. ACTUAL VALUE OF
WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN OR BOYS
If YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY PATRoNIZED
Us, ASK YOUR FRIENIss WHO HAVE, WHAT
THEY THINk OF Our GOODS OUR PRICEss.A AND
Our METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS.
MAKE No MISTAKE As To THE LOCATION.
LOOK FOR TIE HOUSE HAVING
ALL Blue SIGNS
TAE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV CORNER OF zTH AND SIS
I'M GRADY. MANAGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

This Is another fair 4th OF March. with bright
ikies and mild airs. The day will remind all of
the great scene of year ago when a new chief
magistrate, representing new policy took his
oath Of office and entered on his duties. The
year that has passed has been fruitful of events
and at times the new President has found his
burdens tax all the resources OF mind and body.
II Is too early yet 10 make up a verdict on Mr..
Cleveland's administration. but the record of
The first year will stand the test of time. Par
hculariy with respect 70 the civil service will
The year's record wear well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

HEADouAnrFEs FoR TnE
CELEBRATED WHITNEY BABY COACHES
also BICICIEs. TI:ICYCLEsi and vELOCIPEDES,
BOYS WAGONS anc WHEELBARROwS.
largest Toy and Fancy Goods House ia Washington.
DOLLS a SPECIALLY
FIIces Inviting
CHRISTIAN RUPERT
mil 4U;s-5o5 1th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

The protectiOnists along the Atlantic sea-
board are making n gallant charge on the ways
and means committee, presenting their familiar
Facts and theories with telling force. To show
hat the tariff is "local issue we have pre-
sented the singular spectacle of Mr.. b. +. Jones,
he chairman of the republican national CON-
mittee, and ex-senator Barnum. chairman of
the democratic national committee, uniting
their protest against the Morrison bill So far
As can be seen. the split in the democratic party
On the tariff question is as wide as ever, and
hat being so, IL is difficult to see where the
revenue-retormers are going to get the neces-
,ary votes To pass their bill
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TyOR RENT-FURNISHED OFFICE AT 4:35 7TH
IL ST. NV Inquire premises. nh23t*
I1OR RENT-OFFICERO ROOMS, "WALTER BUILD
i ing" zoos and 1910 st. NV, two large. elegant
front rooms three windows + ST., I'd floor. Also,
two communicating rooms. well lighted I'd floor, suit
able for dentist, rent SIS. All rooms heated Spa
ciOus entrance, with easy stairs direct from street.
PITT w. Q. DUVALL. a25 F. ST. NV.
NOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS-I423 F ST.;
Il best office location in the city; to very desirable
tenants low rents We have rooms on LIST, ID Sd,
and 4th floors, bright and spacious, from SO to S25
per month. Apply on premises to CUTTER d
WINNER, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. f25-lm
PROFESSIONAL MEN WISHING OFFICE
Il Rooms will find same first floor and frst-class To-
cation at 6lS + St n fl5-lm
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W. Oprx ToDAr
kNCXS SPRING STYLE
GENTLEMEN'S sILK AND DERBY HATS
Sole Agents for this city.
Z. H. STINTNETZ & SON
Hasters aud Furriers
mh2 I2C. Pennsylvania avenue.
SOLD
SPOONS NSD FORKS,
EKEAEEAsT
DINNER SITS,
KETTLES
GA\DII.1 ERAS.
NAfTEI.-
BUTTER DISHES
DiJWI1>,
PITCHkIiS
Win All the smaller articles Of verwarP, made and
sOtd D. :. kIkh X son.
IL West Baltimore -.
nhlSi Baltimore. Md
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
E,oUND - POCKETBooK CONTAINING
Is Money. Party have same by addressing
BOX z. Star Office. Its
III osT-A ECLLBLOQDED SHEPHERD BITCH,
l/of whfsh yellow color: six months old: large and
well grown; named Lzssie- Suitable reward IL
turned to 1927 Massachusetts, mh3-3t
P1cKwrcx Gun WHrsKr
Bottled By the Proprietors,
Can be had q Druggias, 0rocerk II not on hand 60
NIL sATTLER co. Distlers Baltimora
WALKER's, 2O4 10TH STREET NV
w Plain and Ceder carpetlA Lining. new lol
Thin Eelts for timers and slAxerK
Charcoal. Lime Cemenl &c ocl0
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I,OR RENT-STORE, 3l2 9TH ST. N. w.-CEN-
Il trail locatiOn only 3doors from Pennsylvania ava
good business stand. THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN,
mh23t GIT F ST.
nor RENT - SMALL STORE AND ROOM
Il under store COS 9th ST. NV. Apply to DANIEL
HANNAH, Plumber, corner 9th and sts NV.
mh25t&
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BOARDING.

DRINTERs FROM GOVERNMENT PRINTING
ONCE tired of boarding house hash, may get their
meals at hours to suit IN strictly private family
everything home-madc. fresh and abundant: SIS per
TlOARDING AT 4O4 Cd ST. NV. Also SEW
~ eral furnished rooms for rent mht-2ws
107O FOURTEENTH ST. NV. NICELY
hh osIa furnished Rooms and arst,claas Table
TUE LOCHIRL HOUSE 5I2 gTH ST. n W.
aala ne La Pierre aw, coz 10th and NV, sreths
oef conducted boarding houses in the city, TAhleYr
class pleasant roomA Terms moderate oc27
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INOR SALE FOUR SHOW WINDOWS AND
II three pair of Store Doors. Apply To &C. MEALS
100 ith 81. mn4-.ifs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-04

I1OR RENT-3O2 EAST CAPITOL ST, A NEAT
II threestory Brick containing ten rooms and bath;
allconveniences; range and latrobe Apply to
THOA J. FISHERS CO.,
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INOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE AND NELL.
II appointed harroom, including stock. fixtures aud
license: now doing agood paying business central To-
cation: object ia selling other business Cash required
Address DPpDIsTI- NlrN ofli ne
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FOR ALE-MISCELLANEOUS

| vSOR SALE-EMPTY PACKING CASES, ALL.
IL sizes. in good condition. Toe each. Bn~ emeut
| PALAIS ROYAL, corner 18th 81. and Pennsy Ivania
ave IL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-17
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. MAY II. 1886

Rauber and saehsse have determined that
the development Of hens eggs ceases be-
low 25deg. centigrade, ana that these eggs
can bear temperatures OF from 40 deg. TO II
deg. for only avery short time.
An ALLOW, consisting OF one-third silver
and two-thirds OF aluminium, is en-
ployed in the manufacture OF silverware
in Paris, 1t Is very hard, and more easily
pressed aud engraved than silver copper
alloy. An alloy Of equal parts Of alu-
minum and silver is as hard as bronze.
The London Lancet says that children
who are allowed TO go barefooted enjoy
almost perfect immunity from edapger
OF ''cold'' by accidental chilling OF the
feet, and they are altogether healthier
and happier than those who, in obedience
to the ussges Of social life, wear shoesRnd
stockings. ..-
For an efficient porcelain cement add
plaster OF Paris 20 strong solution of
alum till the mixture is OF the consistency
OF cream. IL sets readily, and is said TO
unite glass, metal, porcelain, etc, quite
firmly. 1t is probably suited for cases in
which large rather than small surfaces
are TO be united,
In the fossil hOras of Sagor, in CaEniOla,
are found plants representatives offorms
now iound in Australia, North America,
Chill ana the East Indian Islands,
Europe, Africa, Norfolk Islands and New
Zealand. The tertiary fora OF Sagor must
be considered the origin of all the living
foras Of the globe. a"A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-17

eggs, which should have been beaten light
with the sugar. Return 10 the tarina
kettle and cook five minutes, but not uu-
Oil u thIckens. Cut the bread an inch
thick. pare of the crust, butter on both
sides and cover the bottom OF pudding
dish with slices, fitted in neatly. Spread
the marmalade thickly on this layer and
wet with the boiling eustnrd, waiting 10
see 1t absorbed before putting another
layer above II. Fit a plate or other nd on
the bake dish and let thewhole stand for
half an hour 10 absorb the custard before
u goes into the oven, Bake, covered, uu-
w the pudding is heated through, then
brown nicely. Fat cold with cream.
Ihiss excellent pudding Lmay be made
more elegant by whipping the whites OF
three eggs to meringRe with a. table,
spoonful OF powdered sugar, ana spread
ing ii over thetop Rfler n begins to brown.
ehut the oven door unta the nnertngue is
tAlnbly col0red. 49, 2-a cay 10 I. ~
Io FKUir.--W the apaoaellof OF the
warmer weather the prudent housewife
will pay more attention, 60 this part OF
Der menu,t Make the dish OF cooling, an
u-biAous fruits attractive by selection
ana arrangement. Nuts belong TO winter
time. when fats are needed 10 produce
carbon. Raisins, always aunwholesome,
-cIpg digestion weakened by >sPring fe-
yer" and irritate morbid liyers, Apples
are out OF season, but oranges and ba-
nanas valiantly relieve guards between
Them the grapes and latepears that lasted
after the holidays and the coming ber-
res. The juice Of "a lemon
mixed with four times as much
water, unsugared, and drunk Just
before bedtime. will do mere to c0un-
teract malarial influences aud. correct a
surplusage of bile thaD a dozen blue
mills