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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

There is an encouraging prospect that the Brook
lyn Postoflce will be able to move into the new
quarters which have long been preparing for IT
before the end of this year. The date for the
completion OF the Federal Building in Washing
tonst has been so often set and so often postponed
that Brooklyn people are sccptical about any
statement regarding it. The delays i'll the work
on this building have been extraordinary; ana
the city has grown so much since the plans
were made that the space provided Tor the posi-
office will now be inadequate for the purpose
It is greatly to be hoped that the assurances
civen to Postmaster Collins his recent visit
70 Washington will prove to be well based. That
tho Federal Court officials are in grave doubt
about the completion of the building is shown
by the circumstance that the building recently
secured for their use for the coming year was
rented with the privilege of renewal for
second year.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Aespalork Dailn Gribn're.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Major Mckinley is fully justified in taking
rose-colored view of the political situation in
Ohio. Although he says that the campaign will
not be confined to National issues, it is certain
that the cardinal question at stake is the Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Two articles on educational matters published
this morning deserve special attention. One
gives an account of the summer schools at Har-
ward and shows that Cambridge is one of the
chief centres of summer study in the country
courses being pursued in several languages in
chemistry, botany, geology, physics and field en-
cheering not TO mention physical training and
physiology and hygiene. The other is letter
n the Editor vocing an appeal in behalf of the
University of the City of New-York, which
ought not to fall on dcaflears. IL Is called forth
by the recent decision TO move this institution
far uptown and enlarge its field of usefulness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
Jn0er 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices.

OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety. manufactured oy
L. O.. SELLEW,
III Fulton-st., New-York.
Desks. Library Tables &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06

Tie District-AttOmey deserves commentator
for his able and effective work in the prosecution OF
the Algerian, Frenchy." The case was remarkable
as exhibiting the progress of medico-legai science
and undoubtedly the decision of the jury was IN
the highest measure due to the skilful way m
which the scientific evidence was brought out. In
spector Byrnes too, has again demonstrated his
value to the city. 1t would have been most I'M
fortunate had the Shakespeare" murder gone
unavenged and the care, industry and clever
ness which were exhibited in catching and try
inc Frenchy" are encouraging in the promise
they afford of security against crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-06
Hartford, Conn.

q Won are uosted on music are you noti' sab ono
man 10 the friend he had jnst met at the clu0'
az should say so. have clear idea OF the loypon
of every brass band and piano schoof In tOwh' wen
ever / go out walking can avoid them with nestass
and certainty. -(WaShngton Post.
A WatervilIe Me-, doctor, seventy-seven years
age thinks of taking little vacation Of few week
in order to visit his grandfather In England. Inc
old man, by which term We mean the grandfather ID
ia years Of age.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
Tdule i'm Tue.

Der gusbrud .SauIe", .SdulniB"
ipirb auf mebrere, an ii9 peridiebene
&ranfbeiten anBeipenbet. 9lm bdufi8s
iten tpir6 er sebrau9t fir bic gnt3tn6s
un9 Der borna5Ionbernben @ebiloe unb
Der baran Iiesenben Saut bes SuBes
beim &inSbisb. @eipbbnIi9 tpirb iie
bur9 unmitteIbaren gtei3 nerurIadt.
8ieb, baS in iumpfsen ober ipuiierbals
ti9en Yldben ipeibet, 1T benz nebel bes
ionoerS hnteriporfen, tpeiI Der 2ebm
Obsr S9mus, Der ii9 apiiden ben Sufs
fIauen aniammeIt uno trofnet, Bee
it6n6is 8eisuns beruriadt. 8emerft
man oaS llebel i'm 9lnfan9 ieineS
@ntItebens, 70 brau6t man bic Sufe
nur gut su reini8en uno bas 8ieb auf
cine trpdene @eibe su treiben. Snoefs
fen tpirb eS in Der &eSeI erIt beadtet,
tpenn mebr ober ipeniser 2dbmune ober
@iteruns einsetreten 1T. Damn mIifen
bic &lauen bpaftdnbi9 Sereiniet unb init
berbitnnter SapefeIidure bebanbeIt
tperben. Sat ii9 bort ni9t pieI Wtates
rie anseIammeIt, 70 ipirb 3bser, Der
auf bic franfbaften TbeiIe 9eidmiert
ipirb, iotpie elm 8erbanc StpiiAen ben
&Iuuen, um ben S6mub ni9t bortbin
geIan8en 3u lai1en, eenIeen, UNI oas
Ibier tpieber berSuiteaen. Sn f4Iim'
men Sdaen, mo- ii& idon giter unter
benz Sorn sebiIoet bat, mub bas Scrn
70 ipeit tpeseefdniiten tperben une
tparme 1lmi6ldse iinb bann nbtbis,
Die anitedenOe SIauenfduIe If GAM
berIdieben bon bieiem llebel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19

abipe6felnb BEL ieber Sage fortfabrt,
bis bus @efab sefdat 1T. 8ulebt tommt
oben auf cine 8rduteribi6t. 8ieIs
pflesen aud nod Weerrettis, gitrueon,
3tpiebeIn uno @epiir3e baspiIden gu
Ieseu, bod lit bies ni9t Sebermanns
@ei9mud. SIT baS @efaB sefdGt,
f6lGet man eS su unb fult es nit ee.
Ibfem SaIatpaiier burd baS SpunOIOd
bis oben berauf an. glm anberen Gage
fiillt man es nod einmaI nn6, Uerforfi
buS @efdB gut, iteIIt es in ben 8elIer
uno brebt es mad etipa 8 Saeen einmaI
nm. Die @urfen iihb nad unsefdbr 4
@o6en au senieBen. Dtan9e SauS'
frau, tpeI6e nur fir ibren 8ebarf @urs
fen sinIest, last baS SAB nidt suidIa'
gen, ionbern Iest einen gut idliebenben
SrettbedeI bariibsr unb beIdipert bieIen
nit einem Stein. Ser ii9 Oben anlebs
enoe Saaum muB bfters entfernt tuer'
ben,
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Gin praftifaes gsafdb eerfabren

1T folsenoes: 8u 6 9funb trodener
gBdide tperben 2 lln3en &ernieife, 2
1lnaen @ai6iooa, ferner cine OtiIdune
bon 80 @ran SaImiufseift unb I llnse
Terpentin6l rertpenbet. SIN einem
@aI6botti6 er6beren 8aIibers pirb
bic nDtbise Mense (bie Butte etipa brei
8iertel) gut iparmen 8aHers seIdGts
tet, l Bfunb Sernieife unb l 9funb
Waidfooa (seip6bnIi9e Sooa) oarin
seI6f, Johann cine Ntii6uns bon Ii
lln3en SaImiafseiit unb z llnSen Sers
pentinDl nit elnem b6I3ernen Riibrer
barunter Semif6t. Sn biele parme
8rlbe tpiro-unb 3ipar Abenbs bic
trodene @dide (ettpa so Bis 60 Yfuno)
einSeipei6t. Das MaHer mub 70 reits
lid iein, bab iib bic Wdide BARN bin
uno Der ibieben Idbt. neber ben Bots
tid tpirb elm iuubereS, bi9teS Su6 ses
breitet, 10 baB berieIbe gang iiberoedt
1T, tuObur6 bas all;u raf9e Yerbuniten
uno gbtiibIen Der SIlHiStelt berbin6ert
ipirb. Die eineeipeidbte gBdTbe bIeibt
iiber 9ladt iteben. glm anberen Wlpr.
gen tpirb ausSeipafdsn unb bic 10 bes
banOeIte @dfde i'm @ai6fefeI seto6t
uno tpieberbolt auseepai6en, bann i'm
8uber nit iieOenbem @aiIer iibersOHen,
cine gfa9t barin seIaiien, am anbern
Norsen ausserunsen unb idliebIi6
nod our6 fuItes WaKer sesosen. Sar'
bise 8dide tpirb beionoerS bebunOeIt,
aber eS seniist fiir bieie Elm fiisereS
8erpsiIen in Der 8riibe ipdbrenb elmer
Stunbe unb buruuffOIsenoes 9luspa'
I6en.
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eaure OSer ealianrfen.

9as einfa6fte 8srfabren 1T fOlsen'
bes: Man nimmt mitteIsrobe nibt su
reife @urtsn, ipel6e feline eeIben
SIede, iofpie eeIbe Spiben baben, Iest
6ieIeIben in Elm @efdB nit friidem
8runnentpaiier unb IdBt iie bis 3
Gage barinnen Iiesen, biritet iie rein
un6 trodnst iie gut ab. @ISbann ipers
ben fs in srOBe Safer Ober erObe
Steint6pfe eeIeet, beren 8oben man
erif nit elmer Sdi4t bon ssi6nittenem
Dill, 9fefferfraut, Ssn4eIs, @ein' unb
lauren 8iri6bIdttern bebedt bat unc 70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
Gifternen rein balten.

Oeit etpas 8orii6t IGBt f9 baS
@aiIer in ben Giiternen gang frei bon
rnreinIi6feiten balten. Die babel 3u
beobadtenben 8oriidtsmaBreseln Bee
iteben barin, bic Giiterne auf bo9eeIes
mem 8oben anSuIesen, 8orfebrunsen au
treffen, baB fsin @ailer bon Der Obers
fld9e einbrinst unb buB bas erite bonn
Da6e fommenbe @aier, tpeIdeS bes
fanntIi9 bieIen Sdmus entbdIt, bonn
@infIieBen in bic Giiterne absebaIten
fpirb. @ben tpeiI baS suerit bonn Dade
fIiebenbe @afer, tporin ftb Staub,
Samen bon BHansen un6 8dumen, bic
grtremente Der @bseI, tobte Snistten
unb anbere fleine Sbiere, iotpie bas
9tbnubunssmateriaI bes 9ades ans
fammeIt, 10 iebr idmubis su iein pfeet,
iuirb bas @iiternentpuiler oft gang un'
Seniebbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
1teber Saftimpre!
NorOOeutiGer 0l01O,

8eeeImdbi9e Roit.0ampfidifffabrt 3pii6en
Baltimore unb Sremen
bireet.
ourd Die neuen unO erprobten StabIOumpfer
9armItabt. Dresden, GarIsrube,
Ntdn6en, OIbenburs, @eimar,
BON 8remen ieoen Sonnerita9,
BON Baltimore ieoen Rittmo6, 2 llbr N.IM.
@r0btmo9lidfte Si6erbeit.
Siqi9e 9reiie 8or3i9lide 8erpfegun9
Wlit 9ampfern oes @orooeutiden'9IODo
muroen mebr ole
2,500,000 Pafiasiere
aIidlif iber see befor6ert.
Salons uuo Gaiiten.5immer auf 0ed =
0ie Ginridhin9eu fiir uiihenoedspafIa.
giere, oeren SdIafteaeu ii6 i'm Sberosd unb
i'm slueiten 0ed bsfuOen. fno auertaunt pOr>
treTIid. gIettriide 8eIsudtunS in allen
Mdumen.
8eitsrs austuuft ertbsiIsu Die General.
a9euten
u. S9nma9er & Co., Baltimore, Mb
ooer osren 8srtreter i'm SnIanoe.
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q. g. Snrf1ieb's
60mtlifn : Store
517 2addipanna Nbenue.

Die btfeu @rceertepnaren alIer @rt an
oanb. 6utter, pprseGlnu. anb SOpfpaartn &c.
Gtnt quite auspabI S&ntttpaarsn ebenfaGlS
pcrrdtbis, tpis ale Irtsn @aaren, prI@s
man fur aaesmeineu GamiIifnesbran& uStbts
sat.
Das bsutlGf pubIifum IN frtuubIi&R etu
elabrn Spr3ufprtGtn
8 8 rHtsS.
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TcueraIarm gtatiDnem.
30. aahen.

Hc. 8alirn. 2pfaIitGt
12 0rhpn Riibt.
t3 9lif gBerft.
Ii 9adapanna @pe. unb Siebfnte Stra6t.
is eadatpanua glDe. unb SCRANTON paus.
16 Sidlpn Manufaeturtns 60.
IL 4.S & s. Go. Stabl Wfrft.
t6 {. 8. & g. 50. NItf &oa WhbIe.
81 SsffsrIpn unb 2adapanna Apenuts.
% @ppmiue Mptnur unb Spruee Straet.
% 9inesn Strabr unb 8'anflin Apenur.
"a WaIbingtpn Ape. unO MuIbfrrp Strass.
25 Olive StraBs unb Mbams Apenue.
26 9adapanna unb WalbinstCn Apsnuts.
q NiuIbsrrp StraBs unO Maeiion Mpenut.
% SeTtrIpn Npfnus unb @iblOn Stra6t.
81 Clay sgSenus nnb 8ins StraBt.
80 @appuie Aptnus unb phelps Stra6e.
33 pruptbencr &oab unb Carbon StraBe.
81 qadapanna unb 9lprb Drain Mptuurs.
IS SadlOn Straes unb Main Aptnut.
Sc SadlOn StraBe unb tincpln Nrfnue.
81 everett aStuus unb Sadlcu Strabs.
SO GarTeIb gIpenue unb 9afapetie Stra6e.
al Walbingtpn @pe. unb pidorp Strabs
az Dritts unb 8sIIpips Sraee.
az 8iinfts Mpsnut unb 8iinfte Stra6t,
Al Srantpn unb Sifbfntf Strabfn.
as Stpptrs padine Co.. pine 8rppF.
40 Stpne Nrenut uHb 5emIcd StraBt.
AZ pittetpn Aprnus unb 9BiIlpp Straet.
48 prpspnt Aptnus unb Seet Sra6e.
81 @Sbar Apsnut unb MIbrr StTaBe.
SO prpsptrt @prnut unb Ripsr Stra6t.
So 9tear gpGnue une gm Strabe.
81 WaGbinetpn @ps. unb Naplt Shaet.
55 Gear Npsnut une Dear Stra6e.
Sc Scranton StnbI 9Bnfr.
6i SpstIaub Straef unb Bromley Apr.
81 Glib Wiatn Npe. unb pamptcn Straet.
63 Glib A6ts une SampiOn StraBe.
Ga Walbingtpn Apt. unh 9frtp g]erf StraBe.
IS Diarion Stlabr unb GapouIt 2lptnue.
&c .. q 3. armJun9 uno @rten 8ibet ct.
II Didlpn Mprnue nnb on Warftt Stra6s
u Court Strabe unb DIAMOND Aptnue.
73 Yrcpittnrr Rpab unb Nprb Drain Mpt.
"a MarFst Straet unb RCrt Drain Npe.
rs gicrb Dlain apenue unb parftr Strnee.
81 Srid unb Saf Strabsn.
80 Bloom unO Warftt Shabsn.
So 9rpiue aptuue uub afb Straee.
1913 .. Z. & B. GTadi Saus.
l24 Bsf Marfrt unb 0inpna StTaetn
213 .. Z. & gB. Aarren WnFn1tieu.
S2t .. {. a 9B. Wafdinrn @rfe.
9Btt taIarmtrt
ttommt btr aInrm BON aalien IA, 70 trirb
,is @Ipdt jutrif 6 I Is ibIaetn, hann pauf-
en- unb birauf b erma aulhIagen, nem-
id I-IIII, bas 6tuer In btr R1be BON Ra-
ten IA anjtsenb. Sober alarm pirb krsimaI
uieeubUIt. 9n sltt&1 @els ptrbsn aus
9abIsn anetefbtn.
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9ie grnte'9eridte bes gIderbaus
departments betdtisen in erfreuliber
@eiie ale sebesten SroBen gripartuns
gen. Der interefantefte unb bieGei6t
tpibtieite Punft 6ss 8eri9ts 1T iener,
Der iid auf bic RdiSernte besiebt. Na9
ben gesentpGrtieen SHdbunsen fann
cine @rnte bon 2,065, ,675, 900 8uibeIn
ertpartet ipsrben, b. /. um 575 0lillios
men 8uibeI mebr aIS i'm 8Oriabre -ein
b66f setpi9tieer Saftor nibt nur fir
bic transport. MnitaIten. Die g9ins
teripeisenernte nuf III Wliaionen, cine
Wlebrbeit bon 33 OiilIionen 8uIbeIn !;
bic Safersrnte, bic perbGltniBm6biS nod
am S6ledteiteu auSfalIen tpirb, blrite
bod nod 670,000, 900 WtiIionen Bus
feel Iiefern, cine 3unabme sesen 6as
8oriabr um LAG NilIionsn. Der aur
Nusfubr berfiigbare llsbsridub an @eis
sen ipirS auf l75 bis l80 WliaiOnen
8uIbel bere9net. g8ie bieI baS Nuss
lamb babon in g9irfIi9feit abiorbiren
tpirb, Idbt ii4 sur 8eit nod i3iper ers
meHen.
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0efcbdfts. s.Mn3ei8er.
eun. uns aeelsen.prutfer.

Budb' une aeeiern,.Drufer.
8reb. 0a9neL Drudarbeit jster art,
In euslifter unb teutfGer Spra6e, 81 2ada-
wpuup Apsnue, ssssniiber bsm 8pfon Stprr.
Gisarrens5abrifant.
u. pt6mann, bic brliebtsn ,,Nlfpnfp"
unb ,,8is 8ins" @isarren alle Sprten Ga-
baf unb Rau&erarttfel, SCI eafapanna ape.
Groceries unb propiffonen.
9s6tpIb, Brandon s. Co., (Na&-
fCIser bon SeabIs & StsslI), 1t6 penn 2ps.
S6tGeer unb Seal "a eadapanna
Gps., has brriibmte Wbite Sppnsr MebI.
8rsb. 8 @tbmaysr, DsIifats1sn,
$50 9afapanna Npenue.
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Nlan piG beoba6tet babsn, Oab,
tpenn Der S1ein elmer ober mebrerer
@asHummen auf ben 8opf elmer baruns
ter fibenben Psripn fdqt, haburd baS
Saar um 70 eber ereraut F.; man iebte
ii6 baber ME Der SIamme Iebr nabe.
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Wreis 80 Gents; In alien atotbsfenia babti.
TINE CHARLES A. voaELER CO.. BaIiimoFs. No.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY.
Army NOTES.

Senator Proctor introduced Wednesday last
bill to amend the Revised Statutes by adding
the provso that all persons not in the military
service who refuse to give testimony when
summoned before a courtmartial shall be
liable to fine of not more than $500 and i'm
prisonment for not more than one year.
Senator Proctor also introduced bill repeal
ing the law passed last Congress providing for
the examination of the officers of the Army
and requiring that in future all examinations
prescribed shall be conducted by boards COM
posed as the Secretary of War may direct
The bill further provides that the exam-
nation of officers In the Engineer and
Ordnance Corps who were officers or enlisted
men in the volunteer service shall be con-
Quoted in the same manner as the examina-
tion Of other officers of their respective corps
Captain Cornelius G. Cusick, ,Twenty-second
Infantry, will report in person to Lieutenant
Colonel Simon Snyder, Tenth Infantry, presi-
dent Of the Army retiring board at Columbus
Barracks, Oho for examination by the board.
The following appointments as cadets at the
United States Military Academy are an
nounced: E. A. Frank (alternate), Second dis
trict OF Florida; Thomas Lasley, Eighth dis
trict of Kentucky; William G. Griswold (al-
ternate), Eighteenth district of New York;
Alga 2. Berry. Sixth district of Kansas; Rob-
ert l.. Tate, Fifth district of North Carolina;
Leighton Hope, Second district of Mississippi;
George N. Huffman, Twelfth district of Penn
sylvania
By direction Of the President, Major James
w. Powell, jr., Sixth Infantry, has been de-
tailed as member of the general court martial
convened at the Army building in New York
CnJ
Major JoSn G. Muhlenberg, paymaster has
been relieved 1lcm duty at Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington, and ordered to this city
for duty under the Paymaster General.
The following second lieutenants will report
in person to the board of officers appointed to
meet at Watervliet arsenal, January 5, for ex-
animation for transfer to the Ordnance De-
partment: John d. Miley, Fifth Artillery; AL
fred M Hunter, Fourth Artillery; William s.
Peirce, Second Artillery; William G. Ham,
Fifth Artillery; Alvin III. Sydenham, Fifth
Artillery; William l.. Kenly, jr., Fourth Ar
tillery; William r. Dashiell, Seventeenth In
fantry.
A board of officers to consist Of Colonel
Henry L. Abbot, Corps of Engineers; Colonel
Cyrus A. Comstock, Corps of Engineers;
Colonel David G. Houston. Corps of En-
gineers, Colonel Charles 7. Alexander, chief
medical purveyor, and Major johnson v.
ID. Middleton, surgeon, has been appointed to
meet in New York City to examine the fol-
lowing officers of the Corps Of Engineers for
promotion: Captain Clinton B. Sears, Captain
Thomas Turtle, First Lieutenant John Mills,
First Lieutenant John Biddle, Second Lieu
tenant Charles H. McKinstry, Second Lieu
tenant William V. Judson.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS

The President has appointed Edward w.
Smith carpenter in the Navy.
Assistant Paymaster M. r. Calvert has been
detached from the Alert upon the reporting
Of his relief and ordered to return home and
report arrival.
Passed Assistant Paymaster l.. G. Kerr has
been ordered to the Alert per steamer Of
January % next from San Francisco.
The IT, s. s. Chicago, Atlanta, and Benning-
ton arrived at Barbados on the 23d instant on
their way to Montevideo.
Lieutenant William P. Day has been ordered
to the receving-ship Franklin.
Ensign w. H. Faust has been ordered to the
Miantonomoh as watch and division officer.
The Petrol arrived at Port Said the Goth
instant on her way to China.
Passed Assistant Engineer George E. Burd
has been ordered as member of the board of
inspection at the navy yard, New York, 18th
Of January next.
Passed Assistant Engineer Henry T. Cleaver
has been ordered to duty at the navy yard,
New York, 22d OF January next.
The Philadelphia and Concord arrived at
Port au Prince, Hayti, on the 22d instant.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
TO COOK A STEAK.
The Process in Detail as Practiced by
the Best Cooks.

The Process in Detail as Practiced by
the Best Cooks.
The Caterer.
The steak should be purchased from good
butcher. 1t should be the sirlon cut, with the
bone removed. 1t should be an inch or an
inch and quarter in thickness, and should
weigh from pound and half to two pounds.
Two or three hours before cooking the
steak mix tablespoonful of olive oil with
teaspoonful of salt and quarter teaspoonful
of pepper. Rub this mixture thoroughly over
both sides of the steak and let it lie ON plate
until time to cookit.
Two objects are attained by this process
the steak is thoroughly seasoned through,
without waste of the juices, which are pre-
vented from passing out by the oil, and the
oil passes into the fibre of the meat, making
it tender and rich.
Put the steak on a broiler and place the
broiler over fire of bright Goals, cook each
side Of the steak briskly for one minute, then
sprinkle little ashes over the fire to let the
steak broil for ten or fifteen minutes.
Finally, serve promptly on a platter with
water cress; put no butter, salt or pepper on
the steak. This is the way steaks are prepared
by the best cooks.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
Carpets! Carpets! Carpets!

This cool weather makes them very
active YOU should not delay making
YOUR SELECTIONS, so they may be
READY FOR YOU WHEN WANTED.
We are getting VERY BUSY, but can
still give YOUR ORDER OUR BEST
ATTENTION. We are showing TWO
SPECIAL LINES of Carpets, ONE OF
INGRAM and ONE OF BODY BRUS-
Sells, which we think ECLIPSES ANY
THING IN THE MARKET; also some
SPECIAL PATTERNS IN MOS
QUETTES, which ARE VERY HAND
SOME, and our stock of Tapestry Car
pets will PLEASE THE MOST FASTI-
DIOUS.
In Furniture you know we make feat
ure of bargains which cannot be dupli-
Gated. An Antique or Sixteenth Century
Finished Oak Hall Rack, three feet wide,
with seat and French beveled plate, for
$1750. We have others from Sc. SO to $3.50.
A Fiye-piece Parlor Suite in Tapestry and
Silk Plush for $33. An Antique Cheval
Suite for $25. A Dining-room Suite in
Antique Oak, containing an S-foot table,
one sideboard, and six solid wood-seat
chairs, for $39.75-and a great many
others.
Come and see us. We will save you
money.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
Anrtiun Sales.
ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.

r ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucttoneers.
THE BALANCE OF THE Personal r; Eff
FECTS OF THE LATE COUNT Won
ARCO-VALLEY, ENVOY EXTRAORDI-
NARY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTEN-
TIARY OF GERMANY, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
At the German Legation, 734 Fifteenth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and H
street northwest, on WEDNESDAY, Deem
Der 30, 1891, commencing at IL o'clock a. m,
we will sell the following effects:
SOFAS, EASY AND OTHER CHAIRS IN
CRIMSON SATINE, DIvANs, CoUCHEs,
VERY MASSIVE SOLID OAK SIDE
BOARD, WITH EXTENSION TABLE
AND EIGHTEEN CHAIRS IN PLUSH,
4 4SP 4STca THA caS fiSsh AN0 0F SassWGARR
ANTIQUE EGYPTIAN VASES AND
POTTERY, EAST INDIA BRASS
STANDS, JAPANESE VASES AND
sGREENs N Nss ORIENTAL sETTnAln EqSs ANR ANR
AND OTHER TABLES, FILTERS,
FANCY MANTEL WITH ORNAMENTS,
SOLID MARBLE AND BRASS WASH
STAND, PICNIC BASKET ANTIQUE
FURNITURE, WALNUT AND ASH
HUsK MATTRESSES KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, ETC.
ABOUT 500 BOTTLES ASSORTED I'M
PORTED WINES AND LIQUORS COM
PRISING COGNAC,FINE OLD CLARETS
AND RHINE WINES, MAZANILLA,
ETC, ETC,
LOT OF BOOKS, COPPER COOKING
UTENSILS, ETC.
This sale presents fine opportunity to Sc
sure rare old wines and other goods, as above
mentioned.
Terms cash. LATTIMER 81 SLOAN,
d27-1t 3 Auctioneers.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auttioneers.
~ 9th and d streets northwest.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS,
PERSONAL EFFECTS.
ALL SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
AND GIVEN PERSONAL ATTENTION.
ACCOUNTS SETTLED TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS AFTER SALE.
ADVANCES MADE ON STOCKS OF MER-
CHANDISE AND OTHER PERSONAL
EFFECTS.
APPRAISEMENTS OF REAL AND PER
SONAL PROPERTY.
STORAGE.
We are prepared to receive storage in our
large and commodious store-rooms, making
advap ces when desired, and all goods covered
by insurance.
DUNCANsON BROS,
dec211t1 Auctioneers