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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
ADVANCES ALL ALONG THE LINE.
RUBBER is SCARCE AND MANUFACTURERS
RAISE THE PRICES.

RAISE THE PRICES.
Tho aftercIap OF the meeting Of the rubber mer
chants AZ the windsor Hotel last week came yestcr-
dav in the announcement OF an advance III P'0o'
said a manufacturer to Tribune reporter yes'c'uas
The makers Of the first quality rubber goods as tey
are known IN trade such as the Boston Ruooer 'o'"
nanv the Colchester Rubber Company, the L. 'ahncc
Rubber Company and the Goodyear Metallic ana "oNc
Companies have announced advance thlS MORN
ing of 4 IL per cent their former prices Inc
other companies which manufacture lower grade oi
goods have advanced their prices accordingly ihc
manufacturers of betting and packing have raised
their prices 10 per cent. and the manufacturers Oh
druggists sundries and hard rubber goods have III
ceased their prices per cent. AL the rubber boot
and shoe manufacturers will meet TO morrow' March
? at the Hotel Vcndomc. Boston, 10 determine "hclc
Il Is advisable to raise the prices sl hlehcr III con
scouence OF the further advance In the cost OF inc
raw material. The statement made few Gays ago
regarding the formation Of rubber boot ana shoc
,rns, was both true and false. Arrangements for the
founding of the trust have been going ON ior somc
time The final agreements have not bech Slrhcu
vet but they will be signed soon. IL may De con
sumnatcd, In fact, at Ho'ton tomorrow" ~ .I
he decided before the various companies make their
spring sales" ., --.,., ,,o,n,r,
- G. r. Flint OF the New York Commercial COMPANY
said Yesterday that the price OF raw tubDer wa ~
day Al cents pound while year ago GOO wa, D'I
Pa grades OF rubber he added. In the word u,
fay While one year ago there were $500 tons. W.
have also only 9-1 tons of low grade rubber aeai-t
. 900 tons twelve months ago. III lrr- VIII . ~
tool ~ rubber was about the as II Is Ia day the
nrice of raw rubber t. ~ - pound during tH'
III That may be repeated this wear. To" price
has advanced in Liverpool from "a to 80 IL pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
FOX REpAvIy7 STREETS WITH GRANITE.

The Board OF Aldermen received communication
from Commissioner Gilroy yesterday proposing that
the following streets be rcpaved with granite blocks
on a concrete foundation: Elizabeth-st' from
Blcecker to Bayard ST.. South william ST., from VIII
lam 20 Broad st.. Willam.st.. from Wall to Frank
fort.st: Pcarlst., from Fulton to OAK ST. Ne"
Bowery from Oakst. TO Chatham square East broau
wav from Chatham square to Grand-st; PARK ROW
from rr,ntfortst 10 and including Chatham square
Uarrison-st from Hudson 10 Waslnngton-st, Desbros
,cs st. from Hudson to Greenwich IT,, ana catherine
st. from Division Ia Cherry It.
The communication ;as laid over unher the rules
MIR baly 0f tho .Nth District. submitted pcti
zion from residents Of his district asking that tho
name Of Tenth ave. from the Boulevard crossing al
sixty fourth ST. to one hundred and tcnthst.. be
changed 10 Columbus arc. and that the name Of The
came avenue from seventeen ST. to Fort George
ave he changed t. md or Amsterdam ave. The
ncttons were referee. the Committee on streets.
rho meeting Of the loird Of Estimate 10 consider
Commissioner ,hroy's -t Of streets for repavng has
hecu POSTPONED TIL To morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
TESTIMONY AT the ZOLKT INQr EST.

Coroner Levy yesterday began an Inquest IN the
rase Of Mrs. Mary Ioki. who died in the Lying IN
Hospital At No. 1;,o second on January 30. from
II Is alleged cruel treatment. received from the hosp'ai
authorities during her illness. The dead wOmaiS
husband is now serving a term in the state Prison at
Sing sing for a-sauing DR.. G. II. Dcamatcr with a
niece of iron several friends OF Mrs. Iolkl among
others her sister Mis- Schneider. made ahdavits tlat
Mrs ZollI had told them that she was beng cruelty
treated by the hospital authorities. Dr. C. f. BRYAN:
of the hospital denied the statements that the ucdn
woman had received harsh treatment. she was IN
govcrnablc az times during her Illness he said Tie
case was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

uor,em River Bridge hearing before Colonel Ohespe'
IL O.. <.,,. ,.so
Examination Brooklyn indicted oelas oeiore Oour'
Of Sessions ut. cu.r.tss,onors
BOARD OF Education, p. m. .,..
Ladies, Health Protective Association annual meeths'
No 20 Yves: Fifty-ninthst., 10 30 a. M
American Veterinary College commencement. ChicKerng
Hail. p. m. 49,. ,,.u,, ,c.aemv
Ballot Reform massmeeting, Mount MOTIFS Acaoem''
Company g. 9th Regiment reception, Lyric Aai' .
.. m. ,,ou - IN
Fenian brotherhood meeting Clarendon haii p "a. W,
ID L. Moody at Collegiate Reformed Church twenty
nn.h.st and Fifthavc., 10 80 a. m. - ,,,.
Iccturc nv L. sanial Labor Lyceum, No. 10 CLINTON
Place, 8 D. m. ~ 1877, -. nm, 1exinp
kon-ave., to 10 y. m. ,., Hall q
. m. Ct, cA,rch Madi.
Lecture by George Gunton at All Souls Churcn' N"0
son.aye and Sixty. sixth-st., p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASPHALT PAYMENTS.


Commissioner Gilrcy. of the Department OF fu0hc
Works has issued his specifications for eight contracts
for asphalt pavement proposals for which are 10 be
opened on March L. The pavcmcnts are To be put
down in Seventy -thirdSt.. from West End ave 10
Riverside Drive: one hundred and scvenieenth-st
from ST. Nicholas 10 Eighth ave: on hundred and
nnetcenhst., from seventh TO II. Nicholas ave- one
hundred and twenty eighth-st from 81. Nicholas 10
Eighth ave; one hundred and thirty fourthst from
st. Nicholas TO Eighth ave. Onchundred and-twen
tieth-st from seventh 10 Eighth ave: Onehundrcd
and thirty -thirdst from ST. Nicholas 10 Eighth ave
and One hundred and siXth-st from EiehthaVc 10 Tie
North River -. 49,, ,
The provisions relating 10 rock asphalt have been
enlarged as follows: 49,.
II rock asphalt be used il shall be natural btu
minous limestone rock o. from the ~icnlan mines az
Racusa equal in quality and competition - tha' nihcl
by the United LiInmcr and Yer Wolfe ROCK Asphair
COMPANY, Limited t2l from the swiss mines AL ti
dc Travcrs equal in quality and composition 10 that
mined by the Ncuchatcl Rock and Asphalt COMPANY -,
Limited. 80 from the French mines al seys.el,
Compagnie Generate des Asphalics dc Frame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
TRYING TO GET SNIP FOR THE NAVAL RESER' T..

The monthly meeting OF the 1st battalion oil t' Naval
peserve WAS held last evening. George J.. Kent beihR
oh.tru,n Capain d. :. Green, OF the first company.
cayo description OF the new war ships OF the 'h'eu
~,.tes NAVY and their ordnance. Mr. Kent sad that
congress had asked to equip ana man te hiooNyh
now living a. Norfolk Va. and TO send her TO Ncw-fofA
80 scrve A. a tralnine.shp for the battalion Mr. Kent
read n telegram from Lieutenant Commander Phiip j.
Low which said that Mr.. Low had seen the officials Of
the Navy Department. and that they favored inc b"I
gun drill will place on the Minnesota on Amh . III
which all the companie, Will take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
OUTGOING STE 4 MERS.
Tn-naN
SHIPPiNo NEWS
DON'T OF NETWORK. TT E-DAY. MARCHt 1888



sta.mer Wisconsin trr) Worrall Liverpool Feb 22,
Queenstown 2s with mdse and passengers 10 VI undeim
AZ
steamer Romans tBr). Campbell Liverpool feD 70 WIN
nds. 10 Ch,s n Co. lrved Al The Bar ht 40
cieris material IA Baruum 3 Bailey; vessel to henderson
Bros p.....z t,o, D., A.. 10,
last tu d,orpel Irube. Arrived at the liar AT IN
r) CARVE Mediterranean ports VIA
Ghraltar Feb "a with mdse aud passeneersO Henderson
II Cartagena Port Lmon % with mdse aud passengers
Ia IN Forwood the Bar at miin glt 6ih
steamer Aguan fr). Aia ireviown, Sc with mdsc and
passengers Williams Il Rankne Arrived at tho Bar at
10 yUa
steamer CITY Washington. Reynolds sagua Feb 10. Mat
anLs ~ Havana with mds. and Passengers 10 Jas
Ward a Co Arrived Al the Bar AT .: 2Oa
New Orleans Halsey. New Orleans days. with
ndsc and passengers 10 : II Seaman.
steamer ~ Paso. quick. NeGOreans days. with
mdse O T Van sickle
Steamer RIO Grinde. Conner. fcrnandna via BrnnswckGa
days nd-s and passengers to II Mallory n Co
Steamer CITY Berg Savannah days. with
udsc aud passengers 10 X l. Walker
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk
with mdsc and passengers TO Old Dominion Sc Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
Roy TWICE RUN OVER AND YET UNHU RI.

Henry Kaplan. a schoolboy living at No. 81
Forsythst.. in luck yesterday. on his way to
school he was knocked down and run over by the
horses attached TO a SecOndavc. car, at Division
St. and the Bowery, but he got up without injury.
As he was picking up his scattered books he was
knocked down and run over by horse aud wagon.
b,it AGAIN he escaped unhurt. He managcd 10 collect
his books and get To school without help.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
rrrrcPApUERS ELECT OFFICERS.

Tho New.York Telegraph Club yesterday held IFS first
animal election since it, organization In February. 1883
since then the club has grown from fourteen ~ 80
ber and nber lil turned out 10 vote be-
tween the hours Of 8 ~. and y. H. The voting was
done according the Australian system. The officers
elected were: H. f.. Brannn, president; r. Kane. first
v,cepresident W. b. Richard second vice president
Dr. T. j. Byrne third president O. j. Powersrecord'
ing secretary II. J. Marin. financial secretary John
III ant treasurer NJ c. Sink, Librarian and Paul shechan
~ d. Webster p J. Byrne, members OF the Board
of Audit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

decorated with engravngs and satuary "nch n'u
$3.50 ,,r the occasion This institution is the third
~ IL kind In New.York and has been In existence
since March 1887. 1t is intended to be place "here
tho voung men and Of the ncghbohood can pass
their evenings in reading and quiet SOCIAL anusen'"e
IL IS largely seuppor,ing. the running expenses oes
,td nv the members series OF lectures on PHYSIOLOGY
and hygiene will be given at the euiu' ine
svseru OF management OF the institution Is similar %
10, q, the celebrated neehborhood clubs Of London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
The Best Baking Powder

is made from pure Cream of Tartar Blcarbonate
Of Soda and small quantity Of flour or starch
Frequently other ingredients are used and serve
purpose in reducing the cost and increasing
the profits of the manufacturer. We feel 1t our
dutv TO state that OF number of different kinds
of Baking Powder purchased in a neighoonng
citv for examination, the only one we found MADE
of Pure Grape Cream of Tartar, and that dld not
contain any Alum, Acid Phosphates, or Ammonia
and that was absolutely free from authorizations was
Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder. From Halls Journal eff Hssns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
BROADWAY AND nth ST.

The removal Of the Methodist
Book Concern has enabled us to
alter the premises occupied by
them into well-appOinted sales
rooms, greatly increasing our
facilities for accommodating GUS
toners.
In what was formerly the book
store, we shall begin to sell, to-
day, March 9TH, large lines OF
Silks, Dress Goods and Cloths,
of thoroughly reliable make; lines
of goods we have never, until
now, been able adequately to place
before our customers.
We invite attention to the pc
culiar advantages in price and
quality ofgOOds which will always
be afforded i'm this department ;
it NAV be reached from either
floor of the old store or directly
through the upper entrance on
Broadway.
On the same day, all the new
salesrOOms on the second floor
will be thrown open for inspec-
ton.
JAMES McCREERY & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOI LID
ALBEMARLE-EN- Congressman Wiilam W, Ci"po' ~.
Massachusetts,. BKENOOlt1-'. -''O0,r ~. - o.
Boston FIFTH AVENUE-ENGove.noir Inon 5|S,ahod
80 ~ Ksnsa. GKAND-Captain william Whiteheao'
~ ~ md Colonel Joseph q. Tlford, u 5 Army
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Weed Barnes, OF Boston VI. ma
IiIIIloveroor Morgan G.. Buckley OF Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

,,,rr ur.T md most reliable place In New York
/ 10 supply your wants in the line oil furniture.
.d,iiny md carpets, goods low prices for cat
or rcasonnbIc credit. Il BAtMANN BRo-'' No. ~
EAST 1tTu ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
INSPECTION or 4 INSTRUMENTATION GUILD.

The Neghborhood Guild. at No III Forsyth-st,
opened Its house for public inspection last night Iaors
resdjn groom. library and gymnasium tastefuly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

Among the Suits left in our offering
of Spring Bargains are some Black
COrkscrew Worsteds of excellent quail
ity; Suits that were twenty-five dollars
last season; now $3.50.
The medium sizes are growing scarce,
Int there are plenty for large boys or
small men of 80, 33 and "a inches chest
measure; also for large men, measuring
40 TO a inches around the chest.
Some of these suits at each store.
At Prince street are also some good
bargains in Spring Overcoats; chiefly
small sizes and light colors; few OF a
kind, So, $40 and Sl5.
ROGERS, PEET s. co.
sRohnDwAY wa @S
STORES. 32d St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
Announcements

Arc unlike all other pills. No purging or pain.
Act sneciaur on the and bile Cartcrs Little Liver
rnls one pill dose
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
.pEcx's PAT ISvisiBTE rrRrL.R EAR CUSHION wills
I.ard Succe-s,nl when III remedies fAl Illustrated
bool OF proofs FREE call vrte Hscok s5S way ny
Don't YOU FORGET 10 keep box Of BrummelPs
,cD'raisd Cough Drop IN M hou-', lh'y are sure
tlllef for all throat and lung troubles
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,
$40 WEST i26rH ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system GenitoC rnary organs
rrnrot,nce and Stcrlity. Hours t. IL. 3 toe
Kennedy's Mems Shoes direct from maker 10
voarer .ay,ng middle profits. Fne can Shoe o. odyear
VII - n worth = French C.f. hand seWed - %
worth - 26 rort'andt-t upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

for a week or two. No attempt made to arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
MARINE INTELLIGBNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Gum rises "a setsso Moon sets olsAm MoonsHoio
HoH
4 x-ssndy Hoas S3i Gov. Island $50 iioll 6ao > IS
pn-sandy HOOK i.0J osv. Isand T-t ne" "A'~ VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

The Spring shapes in gentlemen'a
hats will be placed on sale TO-DAY
"wednesday, March Fifth, in our
retail stores, 2l2 Broadway, corner
of Fulton St.; 1874 Fifth Avenue,
under the Fifth Avenue Hotel; $40
Fulton St., Brooklyn, and 1913 State
St., Chicago, under Palmer House.
AGENTS for the sale of these high.
class hats can be found in every city
of the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05

Tho object OF the meeting to enroll members, OF
whom more than 200 registered their names.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

states the Governors Of the states ana ihe
members of their stalls, and the 'onicoef''e
veterans from Maryland ....,..
The MARYLAND born ladies' on nlvnn ,,,','
will he asked 20 cooperate WIN ,sob w. mn.
n,nnd frieuda in making the pan great
srccess a. il Will no doubt be. Just as soon
~. The ladies' who are the beat managers IN
,he world OF such an affair undertake %
attend 20 the primarytdetalls. They VIII Dc
asked 10 meet the committee 40 the West
morcland Club on the afternoon OF saturday
Auril 10. and the little talk, which viii then
be had, will satisfy everybody OF the success
Of the ball.
Provision will also De made for The conf
fort Of visiting Maryland ladies during the
great parade, and stands for their accom-
mediation will Doe erected 40 the ncw resi-
dence Of DR.. j. 4. White, at the corner ol
Franklin and second streets. a most de1ira-
be situation in every respect. 10 is prooa-
bic that Maryland arch Will span Frank
lin street at this point.
The Marylandcrs are determine" ~ "o
their level hest upon this occasion pr il.1
aid when the cornerstone was lalui gnu
those who had experience Win ihe'h ,","
are confident Of the ball ana geneial q. ar
ranoemenfs being carried out 10 ihe sa 'is,
| faction of everybody. ana 20 thg ho"o' "H"
rlorv of the old commonwealth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11

against Rowe and oihers: Griffin against
Wells: 4. W. Gardevein against 1arde-
vein. divorce: Charles a.. Wells ataih-,
Margaret Wells. divorce. carter guar na,,i
AGAINST Bareamin and others. Judge -. -.
Wexford. sitting Tor Judge fit1nueb' nal
decree entered in the case Of Bolton ana
wife against scho0icraii and WIFE,
PROPERTY rRANsTERs.
(Jo.ce,g Co4rf.-Ricbard Galloway TO
Rovorly Dosd. ll feet on south side Moore
street uear Harrison. $50; A. g. Collins
speciai commissioner. % Frederick 'it'ef-
dino C0i. feet on cast side Seycnteilth
efraot bef,,nan Broad and Grace SIC i'''Vi
Richard NJ. Jones and VIM. II. Christian 70
Sallio ID. -rour. trustee. 3li feet ON -pulh
.lde Cary street. near Laurel, $500
VIM. j. Ilwton. clerk, % WIN. H. D sr,e-
rid,ro. 40 slil. jackson ward. in name Of Df.
w III. TAYLOR. Tor faxes. SI.Oo. same I'D
same. 1911. 40 feet buchanan. in Jackson
ward. Ina name Of Dr. j. -. Mctnw' iot
taxes. .l3: same 90 same, go feet bfopN
avenue. in jackson ward. ~ name oi Lou,
Muller. for taxes. sl00. same iO same. -'--'
feet Cedar. Seventeenth and buchanan ih
Jackson ward. iu name Of N. !. Rage. 10.
taxes. .i9c.; j. VI. N0rseIl TO Epps ana
Lulie J.. liar-rlYe. sd feet on west Hiir
Third street between Byrd ana Arcn' f''-.''
Vcsric0 C0unfy.-A. g.. Anthony t0 NJ
u. IlarfOn and wife. 53 feet on north side
Wood street near seventeenth. s-,-.1V; d
W. Craig 90 ". T.. Robins. $50 feet on north
side Clay street. near Duncan. 5000. Mar
nus ". G.. Gcliuk i0 Lewis 1inier liil
acres. three and a bali miles above EirA
m0nd. $1,000. Charles J.. steel io Alice o..
Nixon. 2l4 feet On west eide PARK street
near FLOYD. Sl-6..J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
RAISING THE HAT.
Conclusions Reached as to tho Way OF
Doing 10.

Doing It.
ON the proper method Of performing that
salutati0n known as "raising the bat" there
have always prevailed rather conflicting
opinions in France. sometimes Frenchmen
lifted their hats in three distinct motions.
carefully performed. 40 Otner times they rD-
moved them witha sweeping and somewhat
rounded gesture. A certain COmte dc Lar
mandic. in bis so called physiological study
OF the FaubOurg 81. German for the year
1850, has now laid down rules respecting
the coup dc chapcau, which are based On
the precedents furnished Dy tle most mod
ern and most fashionable members OF the
very best society in the city.
The man Of fashion. according t0 the
Count, must now remove his hat in shutting
with a broad sweeping gesture, which is at
the same time elegant and hrusque. The
hat. having remained we'll al0lt for "a while.
must bee brought down on the head quickly,
like sword into lbs scabDard. The person
saluting should preserve am impa,siNe
cOunteuance as much as possible Willie goo
ing through his elegant eyO'uI0ns. but tne
Count does not lind fault with little smile
ON the features. the said simpering move
ment being either .patroniZing or familiar.
as occasion may require. The noble profess
the tone and temper f0 De adopted by pairi-
clans toward vague people.
such pers0ns-being almost quantities
negligeablCs-s should bee treated win pa.
tron.ziug airs. subjected 90 stony stares,
spoken % ia quick, sharp almost imperiOus
tones. aud saluted with brisk celebrity.
Vague" pers0ns-by whom are meant
r0turicrs in general should also be cOldiy
received when making inquiries respecting
the health Of the lady relatives OF thol
palrician patrons. ON the whole The Count
does his best. as will be seen lrom those eX-
cerpts. % make whatever remains in France
of the old arlstOcracy more unpopular than
ever with the "Nague' people, who are
mostly. Of course, Republicans. ln the
conclusion OF his intense and profound
study De has also some hints ON pronuncia-
ton. IL is now the Quintessence OF chic 90
say comment les yOus for comment allez
yous, and CLUB which was hitherto called
"clib," is now ''clOOD,' this being q nearer
approach to the English pronunciation Of
the word. Finally, Just as IN England,
"MajOrlbanksr is called "llarchbanks,'
"Castellane" is 20 be pronounced Cast
lane" "Ialleyrand" "Tairaud," and "Cr0y"
-CrOuy." Care must also be taken 60 speak
OF a certain nobleman not as "Blsaccia' or
"Bizache.n hut as r5isac." Paris dispatch
TO the London Daily Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-11
Both Better and Cheaper.

The Royal Baking Powder actual fact IS the most
economical in of any made because OF Its greatly supc-
rior strength
Both the United States and Canadian Governments in the
reports of their investigation Of baking powders have pub
lished this fact officially.
The other baking powders nownn this vicinity are shown
by chemical tests contain from to 80 per cent less
eavenng-gas than the Royal So the Royal even should
cost more than the Others would be much the cheaper
In addition to this the superior flavor sweetness whole
somencss and decacy Of the food raised by Royal Baking
Powder would make any difference in cost insignificant
When the Royal makes finer and more wholesom' food
at less cost which every housekeepcr familiar with will
AFFIRM why discard altogether the od-fashioncd methods
of soda and sour milk homemade mixture of cream OF
tartar and Soda and use it exclusively?