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ACTION FOR GOODS SoLD.-TrIal was com
menced yesterday by Judge Lawler of the action
OF the Joshua HenGy Machine Works against
me Racine Cable Construction Company for
S456G 55, balance OF goods delivered.
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LETTERS APPLIED FoR,-The Public Ad-
ministratOr has applied for letters on the estates
OF Maria Scbammel, valued $4,000, and OF
GeOrre w. Houston YaIned at S1hOn-
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APPLIED FOR LETTERs.-J. D. Sullivan. ex-
District Attorney, has applied for letters of ad-
mlnistratlon on the estate OF bis mother, Ellen
Sullivan, who died on November /, $780,
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SIX MONTHS FOR LARCENY.-William Peter
son was sent to the County jail by Judge Trout
Yesterday for SIX months for prltY larcenY.
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YARD-wIDE French sateen, 1914 cents yard
Pioneer Dry-goods Store, los Fifth street, FL
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming
713 Hilbert street, are now open for the season..
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CENTEMERI Kid Gloves have removed to z
Kearny street. They are he perfection of fit.
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ATLANTIC shirt factory removed to 76o How
ard street.
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Pickpockets reaped nice harvest at a re-
Cent funeral in Brooklyn church.
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DiNIlIEND NOTiOns

fF Dividend NOtice-Ohlce of the Pa
&~S cite Coast Borax Company. San Francs SEQ.
March 81. lSyl-At a meeting OF the Board of Dr.
rectors OF the above named company, held this day,
a dividend NO A. of one Dollar ($lj per share was
declared. payable FRIDAY, April 10. 1891, at
the Office of the company, $50 Montgomery ST.,
rooms l | and ~ Transfer books close April 8,
1891, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. ALTON II. CLouGH.
ami til Secretary
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MONEY TO LOAN,

prom $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
4 security. 5. F. G., Box 81, CALL Branch. ap4 Inns
S3 000 000 ON RANCHES, AT LOWEST
loaned RAYMOND, SULLIVAN 4 CO., III Post I'm
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THE fact that Hoods Sarsaparilia. once fairly
tried, becomes the avorte spring medicine. speaks
volumes for Its excellence and medicinal merit.
Why don't you try it this spring?
USE Angostura Btters to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order DR.. j. G. B.
SIegert Sons sole manufacturers. At all druggists.
-. n..s-.ls-sd /; tr,
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sIrUATIoNs-CoNTrNUED


EIRST-CLASS AMERICAN COOK AND LAUN-
Il dress wishes a position in American family
good city references. Call address 1888 Post st.
near LYON Its
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

AFEIL, 1891.
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CToRAGE TAKEN AND ADVANCES MADE Or
~ required) on furniture. .piauoS, pictures, etc
664 Howard ST., near Third. mr26 Gun
FURNITURE STORED: EASTERN PLAN
terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co., 1852
Market ST.. opposite jones' mr25 tt
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DREssNIAkERs.


QUITS MADE FROM IS so UP; PERFECT FIT
- maze IN "a hours. 1l5 Stockton ST. apo l2m
DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
II School; you are taught to make 4 dress from be
ginning 10 end. 2U3 Powell st. mr3l Il
PUTTOSHoLE- MAKER; REMOVED FROM
u Gcary st. RIM. g to 734 Howard Sc. mr2S I'm
MRS b. keller. lI9 sToCKToN-SUITS So so
wi up: cutting. fitting. 75c; op. igwam. jill Gu
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ON THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
" silks sealskns aud sealette cloaks also carpets,
furniture, laee-curtains, blankets, aud fOdns-bsdS
at NJ FRIEDMAN & CO.'S 225 and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you buy Just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly OF m onthiy? An inspection of
stock is respectfully solicited: orders by mail
gOoaS or samples promptly attended to. 22S and
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County OF San Francisco State of California
In the matter OF ROBERT T. SHANNON, in In
5elvency.
Pursuant to an order OF the HON. A. A. SANDER
SON Judge OF the Superior Court in and for the
City and County of San Francisco, State Of Califor
MIA Department No. thereof, made on the 18th
day OF March, A ID. 1891. hereby give notice to
the creditors OF said ROBERT T. SHANNON, in
solvent debtor that they required by the terms
of said order to present their claims. lily verified
TO me at my office. No. PIP Sansome ST., Rooms I
and 2, in said City and County of San Francisco.
before the 25th day OF April, 1891. All claims
not presented will be deemed TO be and will by
the court be adjudged to be abandoned. A schedule
OF the claims so presented will be filed with the
clerk of the court Mt the expiration OF the time linz
tied for their presentation.
Dated San Francisco, March 10, 1891.
GEORGE @. SMART,
Assignee in insolvency.
W. RIGBY, attorney for said assignee, 2I2 San
some st. mr26 st Tn
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAM's PILLs.
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IlERNARD-IF you ARE IN WANT OF A
ID nobby merchant tsilor-made overcoat you r"r
buy dandy for Sl2 at the ORIGINAL MISEIr
CLOTHING PARLORS.
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Qe SI2 AND SIS MERCHANT TAILoR-MADE
ID U. trousers Will sell you and guarantee a fine
fit for So 50 and 81 at the ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS, NV. cor Post and Dupput.
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THE ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES
i gray hair original color: softens the hair whea
dry ana hard; soothes irrItated scalp aud skin.
T. RIDER 5O4 flush st mrl5 lm
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YOUNG MAN (BACHELoR), % YEARS OLD
l. wishes to correspond with some lady with small
capital: object matrimOny: is working up very
good business but needs a few hundred dollars 20
develop 1t. Please address Business BOX 40 TINS
Office II
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r ADIES-SAVE MONEY AND DOCTORS BILLS.
j. Crown Female Pills never fail: 81 per box: by
mail 81 TO- CROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
lO6 y Third ST. apo it,
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ELERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS Statesmen,
" saIesadl copyists, book photographers,
obtain them Clerks Bureau.305 kearny Rim L 40 ~
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NrANTED-MEN WHO SAVE MONEY TO
w PLANT TREES OR VINES: THEY PAY
well, and grow in value while you Sleep every body
saving So 80 week can own $40 trees or 2lI5
vines, with land and water rght worth in few
years several times its cost; send for illustrated
pamphlet. HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY
COMPANY, 523 Montgomery ST., 5. F.; agents
wanted mrlS tt
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MILL WORK MOULDINGS AND HOUSE
WI finish; cheap. Stockton Mills, 74i Bryant Ia I'm
A TTENTIoN, LADIES-wE CAN FILL ORDERS
~ for all occasions having artistic hair dresser
try the Vienna bang; bangs cut and curled, % cents
La Nerite Toilet Bazaar, 325 y Geary st. MIRO Tyr
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xrnA mince pies. swA1N's. s1s Suffer street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
LETTERS TO THE eDIToR.
The Dusx AZ ,nn s.n...

To the editor Of tho EvENIEc JOURNAL.
DmAR SIR: "Shall we be forever
damned or shall We be numbered with
the blesssdg' 10 the question which we
should ask. ourselves at this moment.
After patiently waiting for the fulfilI.
ment OF promises made 10 a people who
dsspise deceitfulDess, 1t Is apparent that
these pronises can only be fulfilled by
the Senate coneurring with the lower
House and passing at once The
Five Cos missioners bill At a
Dsnocratlc meeting in Middlstown dur
Ing tne last campaign we promised the
voters OF this county a more economical
form Of government Some Of our feGre-
ssntetives In the Senate wers present az
that nesting Nnd favored that senti
ment Both parties have pledged them
selves To this principal, bus a= we OBJ
tained majority, the responsibility OF
the fnhllmsnt Of those promises rests
wiah US Shall Republican orators 10
1922 have the opportunity Of sAyias that
wo d ceiyed aud eajoled the tax PAYERS
aud voters7 Let US 6e true to our
promises ard show that $50 600 which
Mr. Bradford represented ss Democratic
sxtrSyagance shsll be saved by new end
economical form Of government
DEMOCRAIIC VOTER.
New Castle, April lS.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
A BIG sHAo HAUL.
A Well-known Fisherman said to Rave
PurehAsed a BnAt-load

A Well-known Fisherman Said to Rave
Purchased "a Boat-load
Special Correspondsnse EVENING JoHRxAL.
NEW CASTLE, April S.-Mrs Ephrlam
p Wise held an enjoyable sociabls at her
home last evening. A large number Of
her young friends assembled there. In
response to Invitations. aud tha nras
hour was most pleasantly spent in
rendering foe muaicRl program OF
solos. duets and qusrtettea Mrs Wise
played some excelient Instruments
selections Refreshments In abnndsnce
were served In the dining room, and the
guests returned home vt q late heur
beamng with happiness. Among those
present we're the following. The Misses
sarah and Mary Dufiy Mary aud Lizzie
EARLY. Lizz and Lydia Harvey. Nrs
McGue, the Misses Mamie aud Sarah
McGue, Miss Mary McCallin Miss Josie
Fitzgerald. Miss Birdie Booth. Miss
Annie Stack Miss Mary viniug, the
Misses Msry aud Annie Duffy, Mics
Maggie Kelley and many others
The snad fishermen met with q shadow
of success yesterday. and several boats
brought in twenty HhAa each during the
day shortly after noon william Bartlett
came iu with seventy 6ne shad The
fishermen at once concluded that he had
purchased them either in the river or
somewhere near Delaware City They
would not entertain an idea that hs had
caught the shad, which, il so. was the
largest catch thus far reported from the
Delaware river this season. The fsker.
men are still 6rm in their belief and are
now asking Where did Bartlett buy
the shadY
Mrs Sarah Sherwood and family. who
have been prominent residents OF this
city for several years, are removing to
seventh and Jefferson streets, Whining
ton, TO- dsy. Professor d B. Jones.
principal of the public school, Is moving
his residence to the house vacated by
Mrs Sherwood
Rev. 4, K, Martindale, the new and
already beloved pastor OF the NJ.
church, conducted the Wednesday even
ing class meeting. which was originally
the PASTORS class, last evening.
Charles Duffy. of Trenton. n j., ar
rived here yesterday for a short visit to
his old home
The Mt Salem n n Church will not
have the Miller Concert Company here,
but the latter will perform under other
auspices
Rev. II r Edmunds will preach his
farewell sermon at Union Church on
Sunday evening. April 19, Instead OF next
Sunday as has been stated
Rev, P. B. Lightner, rector Of Imman
uel Church, who left on Monday for a
visit to relatives In the West, has ar
rived In Detroit, Mich, where he will
spend few days.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
New Castle April Is.
Stop at Fellaeimer's Sl2 Market street,
fine rough and ready 80 cents q pound
stespie Jack Rsaooe. tbe Top.

Jack Wallace, called 'steeple jack
who has been engaged during the week
ih clltuo Ding the smoke stack on the Ar
liugton mills reached tho top this morn
ng On account Of the strong wind Of
the last few days he had been unable 70
make much progress and was oblired to
work early ia the morning when the
weather WAS calm He found the can
slright, and ia new engnged in making
some repairs to The Top of the stack
Jack earns 825 day ond is not afraid
that his wages will be pulled down by
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK
Is ALL YOU ARE ASKED TO PAY
ON A PURCHASE OF
$40 WORTH OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, etc.
Frank J. Murphy's
RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE,
III MARKET AND 116 SHIPLEY SITS

there anything in House Furnishings you want we will
guarante to ell to you cheaper give you LARGER see
Wilmington 90 ~
q TWENTY DOLLAR Bill may not cover all that Won
need although it will astonish you learn how much that
# fifty dollar cannot be spared to make the
home what should bA place Of comfort and attraction
with our liberal system Of EASY PAYMENTS there Is
no excuse Tor the existence of A SHABBY Home
lhs IS subject which sermon might be preached to
good purpose Home is where the heart is and the heart isl
neIe inc senses are pleased and gatifed HOUSEWIVES
bands, Sons and Brothers - ~
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
SALVATION army nnaatlnr-

An important meeting and celebration
OF the members OF the Salvation Army
will be held in their headquarters TO-
morrow evening A banquet will be
served at 80 o'clock. Commissioner
Ballington Booth with the staff band will
be present and win deliver an address on
Americas Needs,
Evening journal., 1891-04-09

Home Again hrem the West Indies.
Charles Straiey. Walter Sherwood ana
William H. Partridge, who had been in
the West India Islands during the last
ak months engaged in the erection Of
LINE passenger cars for the jackson aud
Sharp Company, returned homs on the
steamer Aleave, which left the West
Indies on April 2 and arrived In New
York yesterday The men reached this
city last evening, and their skins are
changed to brown, resembling creoles.
One Of their party is considerably re-
duced IN health, the others we're not
much affected by the climate.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
Cigars stoI.n.

sneak thief entered the cigar store
Of Frank Mccoy. southwest corner Of
Fifth aud Tatnall streets yesterday
morning and stole about zoo cigars he
had another parcel nearly ready for re-
moval. but it is supposed he was fright
ensd before ne bad time to secure It.
ERtranee was Effected by prying shut.
ter open with a Jimmy.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09

The Equitable Life holds larger
surplus, writes larger annual business.
has larger amount OF Insurance Ia force
and pays a larger dividend than any
other company in the world
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
K. Of. G. n. Entsrlalsnent.

A musical and literary entertainment
was given by st Johns Castle, No. 4,
K. g. K in Eden Hall last evening A
good program was prepared The fol-
lowing took part in the entertainment
Katie King, Emma Watson, Messrs Gal.
lagher and Stock we'll. Miss Lena Mason,
Miss Bertha Elliott and Miss Grace Reese,
Miss Lula Elliott, Master Leslie cook.
Walter G. Drake. Miss Bertha Dill,
Elwood Stout and John B. Cook.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
nnmrn

r, hcBRlDE.-in this city, on April 3, JoI n
II Mcbride, aged 10 years.
SANDERSON. In this city on the 5kh in
stant, Elizabeth A., daughter Of John w. and
Mary 4. SandeRson. aged 10 months.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
Notes.

The Senate indefinitely postponed blls
TO divorce Nettie L from Newton g
Welsh and John 9. from Ella r. Simms
Judge Ball and wife occupied visitors
seats In the Senate chamber to-day.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
wilmimxven UIear,um Hor.m

Ths exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were: Total
eli7, 3e4 35i balAEos, Sl2,564 20.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
Home Again rrom the we,t matt,

Fellheimer sells tobacco. stop and see
him, s12 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09

T.FADEP Our Ten
Dollar Suit;
NO. 1. all wool,
goods thor
oughly shrunk; four STYLES
cut in sack coats one in
cutaways, trimmings and
makeup good and reliable.
and we want you to care
fully examine these suits
and prices and see if you
can match them anywhere.
All sizes for men, includ-
ing stouts. Beside these
special lots, which have
been made right here in
our estabIishmentwe have
many other suits at this
price, as it is our idea to
convince the trade that we
are catering for every
mans custom and inhu-
ence, whether he has much
or little money to spend
tor clothing, and we pro-
pose to give you a big dol
lars worth every time and
guarantee the goods sold
to do it. Have you seen
the new styles Of Spring
Trousers? From $40 to
$3.50. You will see styles
hard to find in many Gus
tom establishments at 50
per cent. more.
J. 7. Mullin & Son,
TailOrs, 9th & Market,
ClothierS, Wilnington.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09

Sole Agent for Bohemian Budweiss Beer.
lcorner Tenth ard Shipley streets.
Telephone AlL
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
Want twenty Eve rhousaud.

A copy Of tha resolutions adopted bv
the Trustees Of Delaware State Hospital
for Tho Insane at s resent meeting OF the
board Vas laid upon the desk OF each
member Of the General Assem- biz to- sny.
y asks the General Assembly to recon
slider its action In cutting down the an :
nual appropriation from &25 600 70
$40 600.
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
special Hsuss Csmaiassea.


Speaker Sirman appointed the follow
ing special committees today: On the
a R r. communicable
bidgely. Hutson, Walton, smith and
West On settlement with the ATTORNEY
General and State Librarian Nessrs
Richards. CrAnston and E ] Norris
msrsly s Mistake Mads By . Printer
There is an egregious error. made bv
the printer, In the last biennial report Of
State Treasurer Herbert. that is eauslng
some comment In different parts of the
state, and, In justice to MI. Herbert. ii
should be explained The matter was
brought prominently before the membsrs
Of the General Assembly yesterday by
Pr Draper, in the discussion on the
So00 Ou0 loan, and the question Of di-
Fertiug an additional amount of the
school fund to the city Of Wilmington.
IN page "a in the statement Of the
superintendent Of the school fund to ths
counties, the figures given for New Cas-
t'e unity general fund and other
sources are $10. 0.557s9, and on being
added to the state appropriation Of
&lAV0O and the surplus revenue fund Of
80 6oes not make the total (afkey
d d1sting 81, 50s50 for bsnsasiariss
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
the state Regiatrasioa mn.

Prominent Democrats held a confer
enee 10 the Office Of John r. Nisholson
70 night. They met to revise the State
Registration bill just drawn, but did
not complete their work. Among those
presena were; Senator George Gray. don
James u. Wolcott, Edward Ridpelv
Secretary OF State . T Marvel. Congress-.
man John W, Causey john X Nicholson.
Clerk Of the Peace r ". Houston. Ebe
Iunnell Hon. John b. Dorman and
Speakers Donahoe and sirman.
The bill will be introduced the lant
par OF this week or the early part Of
next week
Evening journal., 1891-04-09
rae Misalax aiIIs

Clerk Dunn, Of the House, IL very
exercised over two stolen bills. One Is
70 incorporate the Peninsula Printing
Company The other Is 10 incorporate tie
Dover Electric Heat aud Supply Com
pany The bills we're reportsd favorably
~ the COMMITTEES yesterday, and stolen
shortly after they we're reported
Evening journal., 1891-04-09

a resolution was adopted by the Senate
70 uay, having for It's purpose reoonsid
esAtion Of the differences existing be-
tween tho two houses on the Ross Hduea
lonal bill and the House substitute for
me Cooper Educational bill. It provides
Ior joint committee OF conference.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-06-19
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
SCALING FISH.

Even on the seashore not one person
in thousand knows the easy way of
taking scales from fish without break
ing the skin. This is. perhaps less re-
markable because the idea was suggested
by young farmer. He loved to fish and,
living on the shore OF Lake Champlain,
had plenty of fish. When they were
caught they had to DO cleaned. Now it
is no fun to take the spin feathers"
from two-pound yellow perch. They
are little worse than any salt water fish
1 have ever attempted to take out of
their clothes. One day my young friend
had made big haul and, as there was q
large party to cat, there had to be q good
number of fish "picked." The knife did
not work we'll, the spines stuck in his
fingers and there were only few of the
big pile finished. An idea came into his
head. How would currycomb work2
There was new comb in the barn and
in about two minutes he had it in opera
ton. 1t worked. The scales Games off
easily.-4merican Aqricultur;st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-06-19
A Man-Faced Crab.

"Have got em again2" exclaimed .
dapper-looking chap, as he jumped bacl,
from case in the State Mining Bureaus
Museum, over which he had been stond-
ing ''''A''-
Whats the mattcr2" asked his com.
panion.
Look, " was the answer.
The cause of this DOMINATION Voc No.
very large. Only little thing, but as
queer combination as crawls. II doee
crawl, too, for it was nothing more nor.
less than crab the young men were.
gazing at. But such crabi The BODY,
was not quite an inch long, but the bod y.
was what told the tale. 1t bore n per-.
icct impression of the face of n Chinese.
coolle; vertable missing link. With
eyes and nose and mouth NIL clearly 10
lined. 1t seemed to jeer at one. and
the impish look it sent cut was ouito
enough to send victim of alcoholism I'm
tree. y
The specimen is contribution of
Arthur E. Rider, and is known ne the,
Heike kani, or face crab. There are inn
mense numbers Of these crawling imrs
In the inland sea of Japan, and the Min
ing Bureaus specimen came from there
From out of the "chin" OF the crab crow
two arms on either side, while it has two,
legs about two inches and half lonr nm
either side of the face, seemingly grow
ing out of the back OF the head. 9Son
francisco Examiner.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-06-19
RECIPES,

Egg Pop-Overs-Beat three eggs until
very light, add two cupfuis of sweet
milk, and pour over two cupfuls of flour.
stirring we'll. Have gem-pans very hot
md well creased, till half full and bake
in very hot oven.
Lyonnaise Tripe-One pound of tripe
boiled, one onion, one tablespoonful
butter. one cupful stewed tomatoes, pep-
per and salt to taste. Brown the onion
IN the butter, add the tripe cut into neat
pieces, add the seasoning. Brown light
~, add the tomatoes, and when these
are hot serve.
Lemon Sauce-Boil two cupfuls of hot
water and one cupful of sugar five min
utes. Then stir in three spoonfuls of
cornstarch, wet in cold water, and let
them boil ten minutes more. Add one
tablespoonful of butter and the grated
rind and juice of two lemons. 1t IS then
ready for use.
Turkey Dressing Croquettes-There is
SO much richness and lasting material
left over in the cold scraps from turkey
dinners that it may as we'll be utilized
for croquettcs. Stir beaten egg into
the dressing, mold into oval shapes. dust
with dread crumbs and fry. Any morsel
OF the fowl left over can be minced
timely and added, taking some of the
gravy or giblets to complete the rich
dish. The carcass of all fowls or game
pounded in mortar helps to make a
black gravy or n soup.
Squash and Rich Soup-Pare and slica
quart of either summer or winter
squash, and boil tender in two quarts of
broth or water, with two large onions
peeled and sliced, six cloves, ten whole
peppercorns, quarter of saitspoonful
of ground pepper, and two sprigs of
parsley or celery. In the meantime nut
half a teacupful of well-washcd rice into
two quarts of boiling water with n table
spoonful of salt, and boil it until the
grains begin to crack, which will be in
about half an hour; then drain it in
colander. AS soon rs the vegetables are
tender rub them through q sieve with q
potato masher, put them into the soup
kettle again with the liquor in which
they were boiled, and the rice; see if the
soup is seasoned palatably, adding
enough broth or water to make three
quarts of soup, and serve it as soon US 1t
10, l,o+