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my commence was all run down and unable TO work.
IN an extreme condition Of general debility. was told
tha' hoods sarsaparills was Just what needed. As
drowning man srasps at straw decided to try this
medicine and to my great SURPRISE from the first day
began toimprove. By the time had finished my
second bottle had resained my health and strength.
and from that day say have been perfectly WE'LL
have recommended Hoods Sarsaparilla to my friends
whom know have been benefited byit. 1t IL indeed
peculiar to itself. in that
HOODS sAksAPARILLA
Not only heips. but II curss." Il. Q. PIDCoCK, %
Deleyan street. kambertvius n j.
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MOUNT VERNON. 49,
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
- - - And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALF,

SUMNER SCHEDULE
On and after June 4 the Palatia Iron ana Steal
Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave hsr
sunday. At 10 sharp reaching the city on her
return at 40 PIN Fare. round trip, q l. includine
admission to the mansion and grounds Elegant csfe
on tine Snares Manchester and lunch at city
prices.
FOX MARSHALL HALL-Two trims daily. except
sunday. at 10 a m, and 30 sharp. reaching the
trip Is Parties desiring slend pleasant day
at Marshall Hall can 20 down st 10 remain
until the last boat, at pm Everybody made
DANCING Music On The NEw PAVILION
EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK HEREAFTER (EX-
CEPI SUNDAY. SCHROEDER WILL DikiCr
SIElNWAf GRAND PIANO. CoRNET, VIOLIN,
SUNDAY TRIPS TO ALLHALL-sAcREp
MUSlC.-The Charles Manchester Marshall Hall on
Sundays at IL a.n., 2 80 p. NJ, and q p.ul. sharp;
retnrnIns, reach the city al 30. 5:45 and D. M
Round trip, - cents.
Thew. ". CorvoraE for Marshall Hall on sunday.
at 3;l5 p m returning reach the city 8 30 D. IA
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS. FRIDAY AND sArUa-
DAY EVENINGs.-The Char.es Macalester TO Mar
shall hall and Indian Head Friday Saturday
dancing at Marshall Hall day and evening Prof
Schroeders ofchestra. Fare, round trip, - cents
PARTIES can down to Marshall Hall at 10 a M and
80 D. H. and take the evening boat there to Indian
Hi Necessary the W. W. Corcoran at e,45 D. m. for
For charter Of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
Apply at the companys ONCE.
Ielepnons call-S.Sl
Commanding Charles s a slAks;
Col. JOS c. MckIBBEN,
Marshall Hall. ty2O
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The appraisers. Messrs. Norris. Seufferle and
Burchell, appointed to value the Rock Creek
Park lands or Saturday afternoon were de-
TERED from viewing much Of the land and
during the frequent rains were well drenched.
They. however, this morning started on time
for that part above the Military Road bridge.
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Some Uses of Coal Oil

Mr.. E. s. justin, writing to The STAR on
uses to which coal oil can be put, says: at
destroys all insects visible and invisible, flies
included. Flies are rare in our house But as
destructive as coal oil is to insects, to humanity
it is health giver and preserver We have
coal oil in most every room in our house and 1
claim that the air is clearer than formerly
Through experiment / find that there is no
odor noticeable and three of nv neighbors
agree with me in this. 1 would recommend its
use in hospitals, schools, factories, in fact.
everywhere"
Mr.. Justh's experience leads him to make sc:.-s
suggestions to the way we should bury our
dead. He writes: 1.-TWO or three hours before
the interment four or five gallons of coal oil
should be poured in the grave; then no worms
or other underground insects will touch the
body. and believe the corpse will be preserved
for long time. This can be easily proven BY
placing body in vault removing the lid Of
the coffin. and placing around five or six quart
cans OF coal oil, SO that the vapOr can escape
would recommend as soon rs the body is given
to the undertak that one or two pint cans Of
coal oil should be put in the box. Incidentally
and without my knowledge ! killed worm
with coal OIL Ii one can be killed millions can
My method of killing caterpillars without in
juring the trees Is to use coal oil. have
placed 1t before the park commissioners who
have promised to make trial OF it. have no
doubt that the great problem of destroying
the insects, which are 30 destructive, namely:
the grape louise, potato bugs grasshoppers, &C.,
has been solved, and that thisall can lie accom-
plished with coal oil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

DR.. z. Kichards' Historical Paper.
1.-THE convention Of the National Educational
Association Last week DR.. z. Richards Of this
city read an interesting paper describing the
history Of ~ association since it, organiza-
ton in 1851. Dr.. Richards was the first presi-
dent Of the association and has been one Of it,
most sctive members throughout The thirty.
ioug yeaEs Of IL existence
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Real Eatafe Matters

Messrs Kennedy Davis have sold three Of
the four handsome houses just completed by
them on the north side of Massachusetts ave-
nue. between lat and I'd streets northeast and
are about to erect four additional ones imme-
diately adjoining.
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Miss GRAcK SHANNON, the famous lady aero
naut and parachute artist, has arrived in WASH
ington, accompanied by her manager, Prof.
Ed. r. Hutchison, the aeronautic engineer
She has been engaged by Capt z. 8. Randall to
make three balloon ascensions and parachute
leaps at River View.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

PILES can be cured; don't suffer any longer,
but use T. ". Bottoms Infallible Pile Salve;
simple and effective. positive cure. II not at
your druggists it will be mailed you upon re-
-eipt of 80 cents per box by the WISKELMASN
BRowN DRUo Co. Of Baltimore, Nd
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Mealler

The Weather.
yoeycssr I'LL EIGHr A. n. TuEsDAr
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. generally fair, except light showers
on the immediate coast; stationary tempera-
ture; winds becoming northwest
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition OF water at
an: Great Falls temperature IS; condition.
!. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 10. Con-
dition at north connection. 3; condition at
south connection. 80. distributing reservoir.
temperature 70: condition at iniuent gate
house. 2, condition at ettiuent gate house, D.
SIS a n,sn "1 a'os pm. o., a.% now lis pm
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ALL SArrRDAT NIGHT AND SUNDAY At THE
ssokE--SpeeiIf ss. express fron b. 4 o. sta
t'on 81 pm "a ,crda.,, July q. arriving at
Atlantic City a. go pm No all night travel
ing. ss-Sb rou id trip Special train returnin !;
81 ?. m sundas. Tickets also good for return
Journey on all regular trains Morday=AdrL
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Alexander McCormick's VIII

The will Of the late Alexander Mccormick
was filed with Register Wright today. He
leaves to his four eldest children that part of
the farm on which he resided and the marsh
lands, excepting the island of marsh. To his
wife. Elizabeth T. Mccormick, he leaves that
part OF the farm in the District, the personal
property, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

CARPErs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works 6S1-G35 Mass. ave- NV, are camphor-
ated and made moth proof free Of charge.
Telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

SALE AT TREASURY DEPABr,aENr.-Ratciiffe
Darr 4 Co, auctioneers, will sell tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, by order Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, . lot of desks, chairs,
carpets, &c.-Adpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

PREr ATTRACTIONS AT BAY Rrpey--Tbo All
Brothers exhibition Of national sports. ipclud-
ing gun exercise. boxing and gymnas,i, acts
Howe and Doyle, in clog and wooden shoe
dances; last week Of Prof. Burke and his dog
circus; also music by United States Naval Acad
envy Band; two theatrical performances daiIv.
salt water bathing, fishing and Grabbing. Trains
from Baltimore and Ohio station. week DAYS.
BIS a IN. 80 and AIS pm; Sundays, 9:35 a.
IN, ls3o and Sis p. m; round trip, SI.-Asic:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

SYNDIcATEs are offered fine chance to on
crate quickly and profitably in $50 lots at
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WHrrE Duck VESTS, 25c.. for this week only.
EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and L SITS
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6rEAxrE GEo. LEARY leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach, sundays, Tuesdays, wednes-
days, Thursdays and Fridays at o an; satur-
dayS. $50 p.m---Adrf
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krAL Estate ISvEsTMKxT COMPANIES reat
special nosics about Spring Lake PARK sale. .
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FufI DoLLAns may buy lot zOxl20, worth
eSoo. At the Spring Lake Park sals. sssspecial
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DkscISo Mrsrc every day, 'from morn till
deuy eve" on the handsome new pavilion on
the green lawns OF Marshall Hall, Prof.
Schroeder directing -AdcL
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sror at the Colonnads .At:anti: City. CA Rines
Of the Ehraere, this city. prop -etor-Adrz.
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TEE NEw PROCESS is the very best vapor stove
made and b absolutely safe. For sale only by
NJ. c. MITCHELL. 3l0s VI st.
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FoR SPRING LAMB

SEE the pants we've reduced to $500.
EIsExAS Bros, 9TH and E SITS.
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SEE the white vests we are selling this week
for Csc EIsEMAS Bios. 9TH and L sts-
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The Fish Market,

Last week there arrived at the river front
1926 punches of fish, 6,130 Spanish mackerel, Q
sturgeon, 4 sea turtle, 600 bushels of oysters,
19l 900 clans and 49, 400 crabs.
Inspector Harris condemned 636 punches of
fish, 5000 clans and IL, 500 crabs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

0ooD fshing and grabbing at Colonial and
Clifton Beach Steamer Geo. Leary, ss. m--Adc.
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25c.for white duck vests. Some worth 81 80.
EIsENAS Bios, 9TH and z sts-
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FoR SPRING LAMB
Go 10 JoHS r. KELLY. COrned beef a speciality
Stalls: 63s go and go Center Market, 9th ST.
wing Telephone call. 1064-2- zoo and 2OS
Northern Liberty Market
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SEE the pants we've reduced to s290
EIsINAS Bros. eth and E sts-
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SEE the suits we've reduced to $3.50.
EIsEMAN Bros. 7th and E sta.
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Make two cakes. one With Cleveland's bak-
ing powder; the second with any other.
Note the difference.
The Cleveland cake Is fine grained, keeps
Is coarse grained. as If the sugar was too
coarse. soon dries out and becomes husky.
Cleveland's leavens best because its
strength is produced by cream of tartar and
soda only. not By ammonia or alum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

Gas Sroyrs. c. A MUDDINAy, GA 18th.
COLONIAL BEACH for Saturday nights, 7:30
SEE the pants we've reduced to IS.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E SITS.
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TIE
WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Will give
DAILY EXCURSIONS
To
CLIFTON BEACH
And
COLONIAL BEACH
On the
PALACE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
As follow:
TUESDAY. WEDNEsDAY.- THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY MORNING at In. for
CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH,
Returning to the city by IOp.m.
Saturday Morning Family Excursion for Clifton
SATURDAY Evening. 80 D IN. Tor Colonial Beach.
wALKLRs VIZ Louisiana ave, Where t .rTsusement.
for charters can also he made.
Meals ut
COLONIAL BEACH
Are guaranteed. Music the boat
The management desire to impress upon the pubic
that the excursions gwen by them Will strictly rst-
GU Is 40 objectionable characters viii be permitted
Il!, scHwAEz. President, s,vor. ~
NEW EXCURSION RESORT.
MOTLEY HALL.
Adjoining Fort Fooe. Eighteen miles on the Potomac
Largest Pavilion. Cafe and Bowling Alleys, Steam
Water through ali the Buiidinss and Ia,st H,s
Coolest and snadiest Groves and Romantic ksubles
APARADIsE FOR pIcNrcs.
Music by Prof. Frank Pistorio Regular dinner Sc
Meas and luncheon at all hours for the season
paatial steaiaer oIasSs e.pacg p sse
sengers. will lie placed in service.
Inc steamers viii run daily as follows:
TUEspAY, rWEDSEsbAf., ThGks f Friday
DAY 1880 a. m. and 40 Is and GAS D. ~ ~. Re
turning at 1. $50. a:.o and S:;sU p.m-
FARE. ROUND TRIP. IS CENTS.
Special rates TO organizations and family MIC
mics Best Of order maintained on boat and grounds
Best attention given to patrons Boats open for
SATURDAY.
Family and children's day. Round trip, IS cents.
J. II. JOHNSON,
303 7th st. sw
Independent Steamboat and Barre Co. ,es-am
BAY RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
SALT WATER BATHING,
AAANos ApnANos ChAb6lN0.
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT,
SUPERIOR SERVICE.
SUPERB MUSIC By
o. g. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
Am usements Of al k.nda. Including tree theatrical
exhibitions
rvrO
"ooND TIKI o1.00.
30 and 4:2s pm. sundays-e:35 an. $50 and
3:l5 pm. rlssm
Will OPEN 'UIra
BUENA VISTA
Steamer BELLE L leaves every hour foot Of IN T.
The Cafe ID perfect. Billiards. Bowling. Crooust
Lawn Tennis. Bsss Bail and al Lawn 0anss-
The bsst equipped and coolest resort on The rvsc.
EVERYTHING Kew.
FsFs tround trtp) ................----25 cents.
BEST OF ORDER MAINTAINED.
TABLE DHorE DIHNKR TICKETS. INCLUDING
TRANSPORTATION. 50 CENTS.
DIVE ExCURsIONs.
~ MILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOB Il CENTS.
Two Salon eteameu- From 7th q. fexy wharf.
Ee1i and arrive hourly.
Stop st Alexandr,n,y Va. apl5-0m
no 10 HErARsDA PAKK-sHADy grove or 20
NJ acres; good spring vaeer; dnnc1nG pavi11oo; no
liquors nd; ~ miles beysbd bistFScf line by Teoslty-
town and Book Vile rstlEoed tssmn q 0scree
town and Tsn.Iaytowuratw~y fxse. t1ckses for 2e.
Csn ssvs sch nd q NJ eysry halt hour N ths hoI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20

The Mosr CoxxoS-SESsE ARTICLE
OFFERED THE PUBLIC IN LONG TINE
is THIS SOAP FOR THE FEET.
TERRA FIRMA SOAP.
1t Is one Of those sensible things which every one
whose feet trouble or pain them in any way needs
DC. at your druggists
TERRA FIRMA SOAP CO..
ty13-m. sim pls st. NV.
STYLISH SHOES,
This seasons production.
Made of the BEST
HOOVER stock and sold 1t
S15 viii appreciate.
EvERYBoDr WASrs An
ELECTRIC FAN.
e the e CITY es u ss
wires. We can put an electric Ia y in any
HOME. OFFICE Oh STORE In THE
CITY OR COUNTRY.
Which can he run by patent primary hsstery 1t
so CENTS A WEEK
These fans are not stationary. but can be carried
from room to room IN your house. You put il ia
dining room n thinner time table an youY
sitting room in the evening and your bed At
nfght.
We viii furnish fans for wseks trial before mr.
chase or you can see them running at our office.
HANSON BATTERY. LIGHT AND POWER CO..
jy15-lm so Louisiana avenue
CPRING LEAF TEA
- friend daring the
bot weather and when
tced surprisingly pala-
table. 20 cents pound
y. ". BUkCHkLL.
lSs6 y e. VA
LAp1rr $S HAxnruax Oxrorps.
e2.6o. Summer CLEARING ssls. u pr cent dispo1nk
". II. KHEEAsTER Z co..
61A0 ahos RnEinrs. ms = ~.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.
THIS EVENING.

EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &c.
rHIs EVENING.
IT $. GRANT POST, No. IL GAR.
MooSIIeHr ExcSk s fSs TO INDIAN HEAD
And return MONDAY, July 20. 1891. Steamer " ".
ogTSS sas. vii leave 9TH st. wharf at 6aopm
WILL YoU BE ONE To TAKE ADVANTAGE
,hs q p O If xsso &c AT rass.s.
NY shygi; STEAMER ssml; J. nentz win leave her
L DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION
pr rnt
ruEEsSDlIr.. 81 ,6If EA Il. iss,.
40 and go p M. returning l. $50. $50 and SO
rick Tickets Pc ps;orios Band boa, and pavilion
orsssr have tes on,e noted for the scod
ae.ds OF families Will please take notice. II
ANNUAL EXCURSION
BKorHERHooD OF LocoHoTiiS s1s ENGINEERS
BROTHERHOOD or AZ Ip ssS rrREMrS
On TUESDAY. july u. 1891.
Particfpated in by 7. woifkiei DIV a.. r. of l.
ano their nrenen. Div. a,2 b. Of l. r.. and their Are
meh. p. hS Is; OF l. L. and their fienen. Div .,:SS
-. % 1. Z aud their hreuen, Div. v. B. OF L. r. and
Fa'Apsco Lodge. Az Is. OF L. =.
Committee: 7; J. Collins, chairman: G. Mehicr. T.
ppo.llns: 4 A. Harvey. b. Linthcma. i. Waters las
Tickets tor sale ~ the committee and at ticket once
.rsils .e.Ne al y: ID LIN. and :3Op Pm. yls-2t.
TIE MEMBERS OF
COLUMBIA coMMANpERY, NO. Q
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DRILL CORPS
Will Give Their Second
SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO MARSHALL HALL.
On the Steamer Macalester
TUESDAY. JULY 81 1851
An Interesting program has been arranged 70 be
gwen at MarshAII Hail. under the direction OF Sir
hhlynt Euwin D. Hsy. which will Include music lIy
Tue Mai1ne band orchestra. recitations by sir 4.
HAY. cornet 500 by Mr.. ". q. Smi,h OF the Marine
send druiI 80 o by Mr.. A. +. slringsteen sonsr by
the harmonic Quartet, Mr.. Geo. ID. Scott Mr. Al N
Middleton and AIR. c. NJ skerritt Dancing iron,
to each lady. ~
Bat ,raSes AZ $40 p . returning arrives a, city
IL 10 pm. '
IicArts can be obtained from any member of Column
ola Soinllah1ery. yis-2t-
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FUssElI's IcE CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town BY express. 1927 New York ave.
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Gas Srovrs. sHEpp Il Bro, 49, 9th St
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SxE the pants we've reduced to IS.
EIsENAN Bros. 9TH and E st4
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TOMORROW.

WILL You BE ONE To TAKE ADVANTAGE
~ OF the nrst-class excursion 80 RIVER VIEW, by
me o. 7. @, BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. TUESDAY.
suy n. amer SsnI. j. Pentz will leave her
wharf at 10 ~. > sndo 10 D. m. fickess Pc. Good
music In attendance. IL
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8. GRANT POST, No. ~. @. Ar.
MOONLIGHT INCLUSION TO INDIAN HEAD
anu return MONDAY, July 20. 1921, Steamer ". ".
Tickets, 25c. ,yis-A.
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i DAY AND EVENING EXCURSION
g or Int
NO LEY HALL
TUESDAY. JULY n, Isaf,

2;so and $40 D M. returning l. $50 10 and 10 Is
pm. - WV WV ~'Na '~'N~
III ickets2c. Pstorios Band on boat and PAVILION
These excursions have teS noted for the sssol
puer maintained and polite given 10 Patrons
Hesds OF families vail please take notice. ID
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David Hagerty, $50; George W. Harvey, 800:
Andrew W. Hancock, $50: Louis Heilbrun. SIS:
William Helmus, $40; C. H. HILBERT 4 Co., $40;
Laurence Hickey, IS; Hoover 4 Snyder, $40;
III. w. Higham. 50; A. Horwitz. $40; q. Hor-
WITT. $40; Hall 4 Druege, go; Harris 4 Shafer,
$50; j. j. Hogan, S25; Harris. Britton Il Dean,
$50; Robert n. Harper. s25; John Hajor, S25;
John b. Hammond, $50; William Hebner. S25;
Frank Hume. slOO; I. J. Heilberger, S25; Will
lam A. Henderson, SIS; James H. Healy, S25;
Hotel Association, S10,000; John C. Hawiey.
$50; d. p. Kicking, SIS; W. Horn, IS; ]. s.
Hayes 4 Co., IS; d. 7. Harper. s25; Harris
Bijou Theater, 800; Huyler's confectionery,
S25; Independent Ice Company, $50; Indus
trial Investment Company of America. 900;
]. Frank johnson, ESQ; E. ]. Jenkins,
s25; Jacobs Brothers, $50; Judd 4 Det-
weller, SIS; A. j. Joyce K Sons. f25; E. T..
Jackson Co., $50; johnson 4 Wimsatt, $40;
Jordan 4 Mcleod, $50; George 8. King a.;
Mrs +. Harsh. ESQ., X. Kullssi 4 Co., s25; King 9
Palace, S2o; Ii. b. kirkwood, S5O;C. J. Kellogg.
sl0: Louis j. kessell, 50; Kernan's Theater,
800; ); w. keyworth. S25; ID. Kitch, SIS: j.
Beake Kendall, $40; George w. Knox, 800:
James kelcher. SIS; ]. Karr, s25; John Ksrs.
Ter 80; Charles and VIM. b. King, ESQ., VIM.
hnabe Co., $25; George D. Kennedy 4 son.
80; A kaufman. SIS; Il. Y. Leighton, S25; Jno'
- Larner, go; Levy 4 kreg; go; James Luch-
A. A Lawrence, IS; John Lynch, Is; MT. and
Mrs John X Lang $40; Lihbey, Bittinger
Miller, $40; J. Edward Libbey, Gao; Robert
Leiteh Son, $50; Mra Mary A. Lynn, $50:
4. I. Luckeit. $50; Londersmitt 4 Co. $40:
George T. Lemon, IL 900; Lansburgh Bros,
800; Ernest lie Moin. s25: Julius Lsnsburgh'
$50; A. Lisner, 300; b. J. Laws, t5; A. III
Legg Co., sl00; Daniel Loughran. ESQ: T. 8.
Leisuming, s25; James b. LAmbie, S25: 4.
Meeks, s2s; D. J. Murphy, ESQ; NJ c. Mitchell.
%; Patrick McMahon. s5; Mayfeld d Huston,
IS: T. L. Morgan, sl0; J. J. McKeever. Is;
William Mccoy, IS; p. J. May, Is; b r. Nc.
Caily. S25; T. p. May 3 Co., SIS Alfred Mayer.
SIS; d: Aullany, S2s; John 7. Moylan, ESQ; P.
y. Mcmahon. s25; Patrick Moore, ESQ; McGill q
Wallace, e2S; ]. q. l. AeShssu, t26; ]. E
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SIS an 7:O9 pm. 0:2l am. lis pm
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-06-10
NEW ORLEANS BoUILLIBA1ssE.

So long as men are tishermen-that is,
so long as men retain the spirit of sport
this fish stew will retain all the fame
its own SAVIOR won for it before Thack-
cray set its praise in rhyme. 1t is made
in America somewhat differently to the
Marseilles method, but in very appetiz-
ing fashion. Two or three kinds of fresh
fish are cut in large dice, free from skin
and bones, about five pounds large
Spanish onion and one Glove of garlic are
minced with two Or three sprigs of pars.
ley; a large tomato is peeled and sliced Z;
the onion, garlic and parsley arc put in
a thick saucepan with gill of the best
salad oil and fried light yellow; then the
fish is fried in the same oil; next the to-
mato is added, with pinch of powder
ed saffron, salt and pepper to taste and
enough clam or oyster broth or water to
nearly cover the fish; let it stew gently
for about half an hour. Meanwhile toast
some buttered bread without crust, cut
it in half-inch squares and put it in a
hot tureen; have another turcen hot;
serve the fish, etc., in one and the broth
from which it is taken in that which con-
tains the toasted bread. The French dish
always contains the bouquet or fagot of
sweet herbs, which gives the indescrib-
able flavor to the cookery of that coun-
try.