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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
~ SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FUR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WACuTNC-rnN


WASHINGTON.
", co,,.., - BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
1g r. and baltimore and Ohio ' n sa1 4u foot ' u
a. m M :sc 2yo. ais 100 500 80 2$S i %
. ;oo SsSSNIR5AYs 49, 30 a. m. 80 80. SlA
e,, 70, la;@5rS .ad %a,hlpslsn daily. at 80 q 90
Trains leaving at rs ii 100 90 a. no. no. TO- ZOO 81
6aSS 59S h M have connection for Reading Hams
5 T o ana aFor Car be procured at r. 2g
i25t,h,st l5i East 125th.st. NewYork CouTtst go
baggage from hotel residence.
H. RE RAlLWAY.-Ticlet Offices i0l. 3l7,
Ilace Chambers ana 29ist ferries New Y9,k $5l
S hug s GoTHsT Ne3a,5 aad qdoa lfo5o5ea AZ!
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders or checking ard
Leave rus dsrli S2' tEs6 time Shown from fgn
6h9mbers-st oc! trains 70 12ia minutes earlier
caches 70 Bniho connect at IIornellsyc Tor james
p ~ every day "Chlcag5 and St. Louis Limited solid
human tnih Of Nestlbule Dly, Dining aud sleeping
Lake. Meadvile, Youngstown. Marion ana Chlciqo
lond, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Il extra charge Tor
p n every day Chicago and Grand Trunk Expres solid
Lansing Bac ic6 s5ub B si and ' chcaeo &itSoai
$50 p M every day. CHICAGO Express Pullman Buffet
Meadyli'. Yaunqstowp. cnennau ana chicago.
Sundays. 10. 10 80, ., q 10, 10 10. - -
J. 20 go, Ss!a 4;o12 a 5 g 2, 222 5:372
Pa.sals. rs s. T. :555a. SG 10 80 -. /. 1:5o
80, oh. 3 30 To- 07ia 80 r. >, , 10 :3T r.
- 5H5. :O1r. 10, 80. 7. 80 9. 10 30. -.
Patterson. g. 40 :. :j2H, 30. 10 ;3o. -, 80
$50. or 80. 30 ~ 4. :01 =, ! 80, 81 T. D.
5:l5. $50 5352 5A5, G:012. 6:i5 6:30, 7. ;3o
s go. g. 30 80. T.
Newark and, Paterson. via Newark. 5A5, $40 7:52@
80 10 II 30 q o. saturday. onyl. . 30 % b.
Rllc wood. fH5 : 81 IT, 80. o 30 10 80. T. 30,
$o5e. 4 80, o. 22= $780, 6. G:o''2' 6 80. Z 80
suaein Local 4.li5 52r 30 10 30, /. 80. aO7a.
Yeubargh' 52s .. 10 30. s45. 30, 30.
TuAe H. AZ T:52. 10 30; l. Fast ENpresstY AS
Goshen As 81 o 10 80, /, 8 80 30 49, 80
Midtown ami Port JcrNs. l5 :52le. .. lO:3O l. B.
SUNDAY local Trains, main line as s:15 10 80, as 4.
6 30 -.
Fvn-.ss fror, arr'vc 80 40 10. -.
NORTHERN EAIr"CAD OF ". J. DIVISION.
"' S * 81 % IS & s. s'S
days rs. . 30 / 40 4. 80 and Is.
s$o g. y5 i52s 80 569a ~ s 10 80 fH9
SUNDAYS 8 rs, 0 80. 80 4, Z 80. :15.
send 10 cents In postage to G"nl Passr Agent for
Suburban Homes with local time tables
W. ]. MURPHY. l.. =. FARMER,
Genl SuDt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
NEW LINE TO
n WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL r. r. OF NENJERsEX
pHlIA. AND READING r. r.
ana BALTIMORE AND ONO r.
Transfers Ne Extra Fare Tor Fast T ne
HUFFMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY l9rIT.
Trains leave station Central IiaIOai OF New-Jersey.
foot IlbcFty.st, North River
For Washington and Baltimore, $50 g. m II .. m.
30. ij,J D.. H.; y nglt Sunilys 3 80 a. M l
80. 80. 3 IS, p. m IL night =.
All trains stop at Chester and Win ngton, except 10
p ,o
80 -. 4. 5: > go go p 10; y nshs syniaL,.
TcEtts and raror can be procured 81, n.
oel dis on 1l4O 1923 Broadway i3T 6thaye., 26t
Wes 1o5thst 1872 Fast 125thst., New York; COuFtst,
500 Fuiton-st.. 80 BrOadWay, Brooklyn -.
Now York Transfer COMPANY VIII call for and check
bopQace from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
TUX LONG BRANCH. hSBCRY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, sc.

n From Pier ). n r..
By palatial steamers
MoNMOUfIl, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS
er Highland Beach Soabrch Monmouth Beach and Long
"a ~ az ~ 80, 900 II 100 a. m 800, 30 10
- T. ~, SUNDAYS 80 a. M. LOO u. m.
=, rD fIneion, Asbury Park Ocean Grove ana Point
p. wv ~ ''' WV o'''' ''i'' '''V
% ror lakcwood, Toms River and Bamcea 30 a. m
~, V Each Haven Atlantic CITY, vIncland and Bridge
=. For Atlantic IIchahds 30 :oo a ~. Il 100 satur
10 ohlyl' $3.50. rs. 30 p. Sundays 0 80 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
B0WERY BAY BEACH,

The most beautiful and paiua family summer f,rsori,
only 20 minutes sal from New-YorM Accessible by
elegant steamboat ENLLIEE from Harlem Bridge Eas.
I3uth-st and Thrd.aye. 10 and - a NJ , 3:I5 49,
q and D. H.. directly 10 Grand Der. BORery Bay Beach;
fare l5c,, excursion 2Qci cM,den o.. excursion Toe.
also by hoisealfOa1 iom 02t-st. tAstOra) iey, from
q q. ~ tli midnight. Fare l0c
Grand Concert The Pier Every Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
,rc,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

rn. ss,es reported at private contract, at the Real
re,s,. exchange at this season, show that, though
-, ept NJ transactions has sackened, IL has by no
'0 ...sea pore Lyon has sold 20 B. Trainor ono
"0s,' 49,, s,ory brownstone HOUSES with extension on
- "' s~,no on The south side Of Ninety trst-st,
70. r,ebth and Ninth AYES. for $4,000. Busi-
49, a., ,be annexed wards continues active. Agnes
- ,,,rnhv has sold TO Thomas j. fcls plot In
a.mo,tave 10 feet on the avenue, being the
-. ~ Arthur-ave., opposite Crotona Park for
- 400 lot in the Southern Boulevard has been
90, A. wnuam H. schott for $4,000 a plot of one
s'' - ,bo west side OF Morris ave-, has been sold
10 Mary NJ. Bensel for $4,000
-. + Meier sold at auction, by order OF the
-. =, Common Pleas, 100 shares Of St. LouisJ Alton
- Ter,, Haute Railroad preferred, at 1O4 81; also
az GOO IN dividend bonds OF the same railroad com
- =, 40 IL; $4,000 Texas Pacific second
oce income bonds 81 Is 1916 shares Pennsyl-
10 Coal Company, $50 each, 30i and 30l IA; ;
,nontv CHICAGO Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
s,oo 81 Is 100 shares Texas and Pacific, 300 each
~ rmhsrson has sold to Orlando j. smith, president
NJ The American Press Association, the dwelling of
Newton Wy Jon So6 s' Six a! acres SOV 81 unp S1Ssd
land between Tarytuwn and lrvington. have been
sold by the same broher ior xiolOUo, TO nenIy Daie
hdinr surrounded by three acres, adjoining the last
nurhasc from William IL. PLAT, brOkers Of Thomas [.
patt, for $4,000.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM. Y. CITY
sstst = 14o II W OF 1st-ave, 2oN9s.9; Maurice
iscld and wife to Gustaye 4 wueIfeI: $4,000
soxi5o to St i5i; John 'Byrno to James
esis tinois "a Tea II Of 9th.av% il sxos0 Geo
N Bsyac. ref to stephen Phibin. 5000
HSer sccr and wife 70 Louisa Louisa RSak lie
EsseXs 1899 e. of lIost Test %sx .iC
and another ' "a. $500
Toner u Max Meyer -. 1850
Rostnbufe To- Lyman c Bloomngdae and alo 10000
Wife to George Wolff 90 500
man 10 George Wolfe. &c.
Behrens to Anna iIayemann 10000
Moore and vito TO Louisa Young . $4,000
nart n 500
Eafter and wife to John Ruck ....,..-....... 5000
10 John 'gcbncdSf '~eU'' 10000
Lots iGo and i 80 Block il map + T Young.
Lots es "a gR" aS8 i g r sns mace Same 10 DUNN S
Lots 1913 and 1874, same map; same TO Laurence eoo
lam Rem.en to bernhard MAYER ......'..., $4,000
and George Eare 10 Anna KrocgeT. TO- 500
B2Gs 70 Aug s F eh1ystGsf jop
BGdcnwieseT to nai}iS LGstsaIien $1,000
% julius Locbman 81 part 1880
Dsuth and wife % John Giefels and wife. 80, 500
St. Georges Crescent, 2s9 f. E, n Of Grenois
dyke to A Meeargee -. ............. 800
100 Peter ] Morrison to John NJ White -. 1885
samuel Tnden to william ii De Forest, ~. al7oO
sod;st No; s24 last Ellen T Reilly to NJ II
Same .Ptoperiy' i part; Mary Reilly to 100
sgs5 Erass7 part ss and wife to same f 99s
Ecker $3.50
hiinEehs'eln $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
Coniitrp Bonr0.

Conltrn Bonr0.
II QARDEGs WANTED FOR AUGUST m MI Home
- falH-hou-ci torn, - and 80; not eXccilcd by any
lOf description address
J. T.. MOORE. Cornwalsville
- Greene CO.. y. Y.
- * or EIGHT PERSONS CAN OBTAIN coon
A., board with pleasant surroundings ln private fam
~ one hour from thr city, fr August and September
bon 100. South Anboy y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
GUNNER Resorts.
.jniimer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNT AIMS
Lake george.

VIA THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON RAILROAD
The Favorte Tourists Route h SARATOGA, LAKE
CHAMPLAIN. AUSABLE CHASM SHARON SPRINGS.
CooPERsToWN. THE GRAVITY RAILROAD &C.
The Shortest Line Between New oris aud Montreal
Direct fah communication via Platsbure to saranac
Lake. Only one hours stage ride 70 Lake Placid or
ST Regis Lakes. 81 miles shortest route from New
York For illustrated guide hotel and clearinghouse
list time tables. maps &C.. inclose six cents in stamps
to J. w. BURDICK General Passenger Agent
II. &. YOUNG, ID Vice. President. Albany N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
Adllroaos,
CA4Td dd4 IL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

u ~ Ndd La RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
'oi VI LlgEfTY ST, NORTH RIVER
IN . i.ne Table OF June 30 Irsg
~ a. n FOR Easton. nethlehrfn AIcntoNn Mauch
etc. '0'i'o ahu Scfantjn, Reaiing, Harrisburg
town sn9 2 m FOR Bennington Eastcn Bethlehem Allen.
Be'hesrm n 10, fcmInston. Lake Ilornconc fason
Ton Reedi,, n'tShtwp Mauth Chunk Wkeshnrlr. Scian
Ssnbnry Poitsviile. TamaQua Shamokln
town NJ iut remington Eu-ton, bethlehem Allen
ai5 Iunk, Heading. Iia:isburg. Potisyilla etc
Churk tI,nl pt. tlstpn. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch
$50 n ~ n,e 90 Scranton, Tnmaqui ShaEokin
IN 90 a.. iS tlemngion, Lake Hopatrong, Ia ton
545 S n . 90 D m fot soreryIlle and Flemmg.on
ohn Reaing. Hirrs6src eie On suhiays ~ 80 D. m
ia q NJ Snn1lys, fgr I:aston and Lake IlopacoAg
I,os' n, IN sundays for Lake Il0patcont
Crow re i BANK Long Branch, Asbuty Park. oees
I IN .a iiBt Pleasant 100 10 so II - a. ~,
.o0 80 49, 700. 30 3 30 G 10 D. M sunday.
Ocean iirnv.a ~. p m Sunioy trains do not stop az
a. no.. 1:s6 'Wosd Toms River and Bawceat 100, SIS
ton d n'ach Hqyn Atlantic City vlncland and Bridge.
For Perth Amboy 90 90 SIS 30 10 30. II rs
Spn ra; 20 30 700 30 90 80 Gao 80 pm
+. a. m 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOURTEACK THU NIX LINE
selected by the Government ~ the
ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL. ..u,

THIS Is Also THE MAG Ara FALLS EoTTTE
the L on r2 1 a a RSay Saa IN y aH'
oN AID AfTER JnLA 3 i-s1 -.
ga Roshes'er Express Wagner drawins-room cara
90 g. m sai9toea Lake George. Adlrond2ck and Mon;
issg St Noqes 6 a I 9TaS VIA ana ten g
'iI? so a. m m FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBULEp NEW
Z buffet smohng-ear. dn.ugcar, drawins-'S'm and
B ufhaios Nasaia f1is Erc. Cieyeian5 Toledo es.
q n.y. s. Louis 40 p ~ newt DAY Connects a. cleyo:
Albany with drawnc.room car FOR Coopersown. Eegons
compartment seepnecars now IN service rous To-
F9ao Cleyeani Ciaenna lndapap .nca5 sprln a.i
,anaRaasua and Rochester. Wagner dnlng-car Ne"'fork
,o .cn NeTYGrF a.; ard NorRen FNIr 9sS
n 1 Ss'Sg t Mssns Ses c Ne% Yok
sa'] icta ana Csaieil TSSc George ~.
200 D. m Saratoga ami Lake George limited ,ri Runs
DRAWING. Room Car, Tor saratoga and Lake George and
$40 I p Dr., SaiaIosa qa with Wagner drawing
meets o. pr wla%sSoRR' Noith Aa@s aaa mt
points on Ttghburg r. r. Wagner drawias-oom car
'iG D. NJ Fast chicago Cincinnati and s. Louis *
press foI Naeaa Fals Bulao. SgIn.1.31 s Tois
troit aui Chicago, with wagner NesdDuel seepHH Ani
80 p M thousand island ana droniack ETpres*
Wagner S'eo ping ,dr NtE.l grh 20 . b., s,ttis
Va Ctca ana Northern Adroniack Railroad daily except
Is u m. Canandarua Accommodation. WAGNER
scepinc.car New York 20 syracuse ana - 10
(auandeirua Through slecpngcar NeW-A oih To N"hai
E3 20 on D. the 'Sobr5a Adirondack end carenaagqa
Express Wagner sleeping cars dtly 10 norm (' we
Saratoga and Adirondack Ehiioai alsG 70 ,,na late
and Adirondack Molntlln points wage HHI,ns
aud TO syfscuse ard aaiy SHS'b Soebeso,
40 a. M Buffalo ~ a. m and Cie}e.fad '-9 ,i,,i ~
Night FNprc> for. hpcnt,r I,il,,D'
Ni,IsU sail. Toronto Cleveland, CINCINNATI indianapolis
St Louis Detroit and Chicago win Wasue s'ai'
con u-clf ~
- n,dnqht 10Y Saratoga Adlrondacks 2nn Thousand
mum e. Connection with train leaving SATURDAY.
Nagnrr s'e.nrr.cars 70 Albany Connects az Albany
"a H. rains IN the North and West ,...,.. ... 80
evets and -pace in drawing room and On
ale % Grant Cenr. Place es west i55ths AID
i5stisI stsiion, NewYork SS5 Ta'MRngq qv ana ~
u1S2n Fvnress calls for and checks baggage from
hog Run o. dsy Other. daily except Sunday Stop
l3st hist station. New-Aork
, 1889-08-31
publication

SGT is hereby made known, that
% pursuant to Ordinance dated
the 10Th August 1874, it has been
announced to me, that Captain A. j.
BLACKWOOD, as Attorney to the
mercantile firm of BARTRAM
BROTHERS according to power of
Attorney dated 25th February 1885,
has substituted Mr.. R. G.. BELL as
Attorney for the said mercantile
firm during his intended absence
from the island.
Frederiksted's Police Office the oath
August 1889.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1889-08-31
Trans alton.
Publication.

IT is hereby made known that
Government has appointed Mr.
MCKAY of estate BeestOn Hill to
act as member of the road commits
sioo and quarter officer for Company
Quarter during the temporary alb
seace of Mr.. DIDRICHSEN, and
appointed Mr.. FRlIS, manager of
estate Annaly, to act as quarter
officer for Nortbside A. Quarter
during the temporary absence of
Mr..
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
the 9th August 1889.
LIMPRIOHT.
, 1889-08-31
Bekjendtgjor else.

mEr bekiendtgj0res herved, ut
ID Gonvernementet har beskikket
TIanler MCKAY at Plantagen
Bees on Hill til under Planter
DIDRItH&ENS midlertidige Fra
,HreIse at fungere son MedIem af
Neicomm ssionen o. Kvarterofticer
tor Compagniets Kvarter, SAINT be-
skikket Forvalter FRIIS af Planta-
gen Annaly til under Painter
FrayBre'se at
fungere som KvarterOficer for
Nordside A. Kvarter.
Gouvpruements Srcretariatet, St Croix,
den 27de August 1899.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-08-31


ALE og Enhver, som MATTE
"a have Noget at fordre / Beet eff
ter abide nederlandsk Consul
Ki6bmand EUGEN CAMILLE
van ROMO\DT- der drew Kj6b-
understanding paa St.Thomas I'm
der Firma J A. vanROMONDT&C Go,
-og efterlevende Enke Evelina f0dt
Pereira, indkaldes herved med 6
Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
beyisli4gi0re deres Fordringer for
undertegnede Skif1eret, der behand.
Ter Boet.
s.. Tbome 5kifteret den 2 lde August
1899.
FL. A. JURS.
, 1889-08-31
Translation.
Publication

RT is hereby brought to public
¬ice that Government has
authorized Mr.. N. E. PERKINS to
act temporarily as Consular Agent
at Frederiksted for the United
States of America, during the
absence of Mr.. W. F. MOORE.
Government Secretary's Office, St. CrOix,
the 22nd August 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-08-31
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, 1889-08-31
kIttlHlE
Bekjendtgjorels G.

mETj bekjendtgj0res herved, at
- Undertegnede i Henhold til
Anordning af lode August 1874, har
modtaget .Anmeldelse ON at Capt.
tain A. J. BLACKWOOD som Fuld-
magtig for Firmaet BARTRAM
BROTHERS ifolge Fuldmagt af25de
Februar 1885, har substitueret Hr.
r. G.. BELL, som Fuldm@gtig for
n@vnte Firma under hans forestaa-
'end6 Burtreise fra Den. ~ &
Frederiksteds Politikammer st. Croix,
den 24de August. 1889.a0IYL9 +.
II. PETERSEN.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
HOUSEHOLD.

MINCE PIE.-For the mince meat
use two pounds of chopped beef, one
pound each of raisins and English cur
rants, the juice and grated rind of one
lemon, two tablespconfuls of ground
cinnamon, one large teaspOOnful or
ground cloves, one grated nutmeg, one
cup each Of New Orleans mOlasses and
granulated sugar, and two quarts or
finely chopped 81 Piles. If the apples
are very tart more sugar will be re-
quired.
Boil the beef until very tender. sea-
son and chop Ene; seed the raisins and
wash the curIants in several waters TO
be sure they are free from grit, or. II
preferred. use another pound OF ralsins
in their place. Crate the yellow part
Of the lemon rInd-but not the white
as that Is usually bltter-and press out
the Juice. Put all the ingredients into
large pan and mix them thoroughly;
strain the liquor In which the beef was
cooked and use 1t to moisten the mix
ture. This quantity is sufficient for
six pies. 1t will be much better ha-
vored if made several days before it is
used, tut, of course, 1t should be kept
i'll cool cellar.
Line pie plates with rich paste. fill
with the meat, and bake until of deli
cate brown.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

PRETTY UTILITIES The bamboo
stands for papers, with easel backs, and
having three separate compartments,
are useful. The framework is of bam-
boo, worked into patterns, and there
are painted panels, which make 1t still
more ornamental.
The frames of fire screens are often
gilded now-indeed, gliding Is rapidly
reassertlng itself, as 1t is bound to do,
taking into consideration the style OF
furniture in vogue. A panel of ''muf-
fled" glass bears design of thistles,
with their puffs of down. and is mount
ed effectively in light gilt frame. A
tambourine table is popular, decorated
with japanese chrysanthemums
on the tambourine, and with gilded
legs or bamboo sticks. left plain. lD-
stead of covering the plain pine top of
an occasional" table, 1t is taken out,
and tambourine, Gaily painted, forms
the top.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

DEADHEADING. - Ike Schwlndel.
meyer. New York drummer, never
pays for anything if he can avoid it.
He attended concert in st. Louis
without paying Cent. He walked in
boldly with package Of samples under
his arm. Just as he was passing the
man at the door, that gentleman de-
tanned the commercial traveller, and
said "ticket."
''I haven't got any,
''Then you will have to pay or you
can't go ill.,"
''All right. the performance will come
off this evening without my solo on the
flute, then." replied the drummer,
pointing to his package Of samples.
beg your pardon-didn't know you
were performer. Go right on ln.''
The national leader., 1889-01-05

FRENCH PANCAKFs.-Put In bowl
half dozen ounces of flour, three eggs
and pinch Of salt. Stir we'll together
with a wooden spoon until your paste
is smooth, adding gill OF milk. Melt
In frying pan a small portion OF but
ter, and put into it two tablespoOnfuls
of paste. When it becomes cOlOred on
one side turn 1t on the other until your
paste is all used. Put these cakes thus
fried upon dish and fill them with
currant jelly or jam roll them up and
powder them with sugar. Heat slen-
der piece of iron or small poker red
hot and let it rest lightly for second
on each pancake. making several stripes
across them. Send the pancakes while
hot to the table.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
A vonaer,u, ROOD and medicine.

known and used by Physicians all over
the world. SCOTS Emulsion not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue of its own
nutritious properties, but creates and appe-
tite for food that builds up the wasted
body. "I have been using Scott's Emulsion
for several years, and am pleased with its
action. My patients say it 10 pleasant and
palatable, and all grow stronger and gain
flesh from the use of 1t. 1 use it IN all
cases of Wasting Diseases. and it is es-
pecially useful for children when nutrient
medication is needed. as in Marasmus. -
T. w. PIERCE, M. d.. Knox vile, Ala.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

DEAREST PLACE ON EARTH
Home ought to be made the dearest
spot on earth. Read this, from the
Pittsburg Commercial: There can be
no genuine happiness, no solid comfort
and no real prosperity in home that
Is merely place of shelter, convent
ence or a sham. Unless husband and
wife are earnest in their efforts to
make it the dearest place on earth, it
will be shadowy. chilly and more or
less uncomfortable to both. One can
not be happy and not the other. They
are too closely united for this. AS it is
for cne so it Is for the other. Our
English cousins seem to understand
this matter better than we do. TIE
young women realize that they have an
important part in the new play. and
they learn it we'll before going on the
stage. How much better 1t would be
if our girls could be induced to do
likewise"
The national leader., 1889-01-05

THE --LATEST IN STATIONERY.-The
ink should be black and the envelope
square. White paper is the best to have
on hand, but the gray-blues and the
soft grays are used by some people of
good taste. 1t is best to have your
street address only. or If in the country
the name Of your house and yorr post
office address in the middle of the pa
per, across the top of the sheet. in
colors, black, indigo or red. Mono
grams are out of date, except on sofa
blankets, cushions, etc.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

JUST THE CHEEsE.-BOy lin great
haste)-Me mudder sent me for some
cheese. Got emmy wot's good?
Groceries, sonny, we've got some
that l can recommend highly. 1t Is
made under our own direction, at our
own dairy. from pure Orange county
milk, and Is of an exceptionally mild
and pleasant flavor. About how much
will you havep
''Gimme 'nough ter bait rat trap
WITH"
The national leader., 1889-01-05

ROAST GoOsE.-Obtain a young, lat
goose, clean and prepare 1T for roastil G,
putting on top small portion of butter
and little salt, pouring IN the pan a
claret glass of water, and place the
goose In the oven and let 1t remain fer
an hour. Place saucepan over the
fire.. pour in one half pint OF Spanish
sauce and mix with it pinch of pepper
and nutmeg and one tablespoonful each
of mustard and vinegar. Let boil for
moment and tten turn into sauce
boat to be sent to the table with the
goose.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

EXPLANATIONS tramp, with bis
arm in a sling, called on Gilhooly for a
quarter, alleging that his arm had been
injured in the recent railroad accident
near San Antonio.
''But, yesterday you had the other
arm in sling" replied Gilhooly.
well, supposin' had. Don't you
think feller's arm gets tired of being
tied Up all dayP Besides, I've got con-
cussion of the brain and can't remem.
ber half the time which arm was brCk-
en-"
The national leader., 1889-01-05

COLONEL B. (sojourning in Paris)-
What is the proper French expression
to be used In accepting an invitation to
drInkp
Mr.. Cobalt-You should say, 'Avec
plaislr, Monsieur le Colonel
"Ah, 'Avec plaisir.' all right"
Sand when you decline an invitation
you should say. Non, merci.'"
"Oh, that wouldn't be Of any use TO
me-"
The national leader., 1889-01-05

CABBAGE SALAD.-Chop half large
cabbage. Stir together one cupfuI OF
vinegar, teaspoonful each of black pep
per, salt and mustard, three teaspoon
fuls Of melted butter, two we'll beaten
eggs and six tablespoonfuls of sweet
cream. Set on the fire until it thick
ems. Cover over the cabbage while hot
and mix thoroughly, when cool, pour
overl aacupful of sweet cream. Gar
MS. wttl. mustard leaves and sliced
cold boiled eggs,
The national leader., 1889-01-05

VERY TRUE.-She examining il
lustrations in Milton's Paradise Lost y
His satanic majesty looks thin. What
do you suppose he lives on?
He. QrimlY-Fried SoleS