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Amateur Base Ball.
GEORGETOWN.
BEING REMOVED TO ARLINGTON

BEING REMOVED TO ARLINGTON.
Under the direction of the Cnited States
quartermsster department Undertaken Birch
Is removing from the old Presbyterian oeme-
terry the remains of nineteen soldiers who
fought in the revolutionary war and in the
struggle Of 1871 As all Of them were officers
the reinterment will take place in the Officers
dead who are buried in the same cemetery
viii also be removed. The G. A. r. removals
have not yet taken place.
SUCCESSFUL DANCE.
At the CohlaiUta boat house last night the
Misses Powell of Georgetown Heights gave 1t
dance THAT was a success in every particular
\ few Of those present were Miss Lightfoot.
Miss Field, Mr.. Welwort, Mr.. Fugitt. MIR. Tay-
Tor, Mr. Spalding. Mr.. Stockbridge. Miss Gait
the Misses Powell and Mr. Bingham.
CHILDREN oPERKTrA.
At St Johns parish last night the "Girls'
Friendly, club organized on the plan OF the
friendly clubs of England, gave an entertain
ment full of bright numbers. The Quarrel of
the Flowers" a chiiaren's operetta, was more
than creditably sung by ten Of the members
appropriately costumed
TRAFFIC ON THE CANAL.
Slnce May z the folIowing canal boats have
arrived here with various cargoes: Detroit. ID.
r. Asyfeld, Here l Am, r. L. Summerville.
Benz. Vaughn, Plough Boy. L. p Reed Geo.
5. French, J. r. Cowen. Java. John Leetch,
Unexpected, A. II. DOwden, Salina, J. x. Shaw
and Anteros.
At the Ienleytown hall tonight the most act
i've members Of So. Adams Church will give an
entertainment for the benefit of the poor, and
a program full of new and selected numbers
will be rendered.
About S201 we're cleared on the late enter
tainment given in aid of the unfortunate Rus
slams
G. H. Tickling has sold to John Lynch for
80, $50 lot 40 in Manogue's sub in Bealrs addi-
ton
J. s. Edwards. jr., has conveyed to E.v.
Caywood and Mary Z. King part of lot II of
Corcoran's sub, and these parties of the second
part, with Mary f. Rawsey. release the trustee
from all liability under trust in will OF Daniel
Wells.
Naomi Hickerson has conveyed to T. ].
Stanton parts Of lots IL and 10. square IS, in
ID. l.. ana C.'s addition to Georgetown.
James Smallwood, a former colored citizen Of
Geor4e town, who died in Baltimore on Monday
was yesterday buried from Trinity Church. A
few members Of the Knights of st. Augustine
acted escort
The funeral Of John Goldsborough Smoot
takes place this afternoon at O'clock
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ANACOSTIA.

KINGS DAUGHTERS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Kings Daughters gave their spring en-
Ter ;ainment at the NJ. L. Church tuesday night
There was good audience. The program was
well rendered and comprised sextet by Miss
Emma Bowen, Miss Mary Mclean. Miss Linda
humphrey, Miss Sadie Humphrey, Mr.. Theo-
dore Smell and Mr.. Frank McLean. There was
a duet between Miss Mary Mclean and Mr..
james Bowen. solos by Miss Martha Mundell
and Rotations by Miss Flora Etzler and Miss
Maud StangIer. Ushers were Miss Stella Fort
Miss Eulalie Provost, Miss Lizzie Watson and
Miss Ida Linger. Refreshments we're provided
in the lecture room under charge OF Mrs. Eliza
z. Watson. The manager of this pleasant and
successful affair was Miss Cora Mclean.
LADIES' BOX PARTY
Hostilities were declared off last night at the
Baptist Church and The floor yielded to a
ladies' box party. The contributions of lunch
were auctioned by Mr.. benjamin Taylor. The
executive committee consisted OF Mrs. Nc
Ginnis. Mrs. Mary Z. Crawford ana Mrs. Bury
There was a large attendance and spirited bid
ding.
GOLDEN Cross MEETING.
Anacostia Commandery, No. 423, United
Order of the Golden Cross. met at Masonic
Temple last night. Among the items of bust
ness was the receipt of check for |: 200. be-
ing the life insurance on the late Sir knight
John I. Wright. who died April 3. 1892.
NOTES.
Post Office Inspector Naylor visited Anacos-
tia yesterday afternoon and went over the
ground in company with Postmaster Geo T.
Pyles and Mr. W. Marden King. president of
the Anscostia Citizens Association.
Abraham Lee arrested for disord DERBY
conduct by Officer w. J. Kenny.
Miss Julia V. Gates and Miss Mary C. Powell
OF Morris Plains, n. j., are visiting Mrs.
Diggs.
sick.
the young people of the Methodist Church
met last night to practice specisl music for the
reception soon to be rendered the new pastor,
DIR. McLareu.
Omcer Branson continues to improve.
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HYATrSvILLE.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

| Correspondence Of The Evening Star
! HYATTsvILLE. No, Nay L
| Mr.. John q. LAtimer Of this town was mar
ried at Charlestowu. W. Va, last Wednesday
to Miss Kate Green, daughter Of Judge Green
| of that place.
The new board Of commissioners viii meet
| next Friday night and organize.
The following report of the operations Of the
| free-delivery system at Hyattsville, for the
| month Of April, has been made by Postmaster
Tise: Delvered-registered letters, 1; ordinary
letters SS2; postal cards. 2l2; second, third and
fourth-class matter, 1883 Collected local
and mail letters, 1T; local and mail postal
cards. So; second, third and fourth-class matter,
2; total number of pieces handled, 2,645.
The Japanese tea, which was given at Ma
gruder's Hall by the ladies Of the Pinkney Ne =
mortal Church this and last evening, vas
largely attended and quite successful The
hall was tastefully decorated with Tags and
japanese lanterns and beautiful costumes were
worn by the ladies stationed at .he various
tables.
Mr.. W. ". Mccullough and tie Misses Nc
Cutou5h have returned to their summer resi-
dence at Highlands.
William Beckett, colorcd, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Hurley in Badensburg Yesterday
Tor sssauitlng Charles Chase, coored, with IL
black jack and held for the action of the grand
jury under bond for $780,
Mr.. Clarence Murray Of Howard county,
while riding a spirited horse from Bladeu,burg
to Landover yesterday afternoon, was thrown
over its head and badly cut above the right
eye. The horse was caught 40 it ran toward
Bladensburg, ano MIR. Murray remounted it
and rode to Landover.
While Mr. John H. Constantine was crossing
the main street of Bladensburs last evening
he narrowly ESCAPED being run over by John
h0dsxin colored. who was riding u horse at
iuli speed. the animal knocking of his hat as
he stepped aside to avoid il.
At meeting Of the congregation of the
Hyattsville Presby yeran Church held there
last night with Rev. Dir. Tamlin pastor of the
Chnrch OF the Covenant in the chair, Rev. e.
III. Livingston was called to fill the pulpit of
that church by unanimous vote
MIR. James y. Burndsde and Dr. O. H. Bright
well have been elected by tbs vcstry of st.
Matthew's parish as delegate and alternate to
the Episcopal convention, which will meet at
the Epiphany Church in Washington on the
18th instant H
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Potomac Association OF Naval Veterans held
q meeting in Harris Hall last night and gave
. vote of thanks to Secretary Tracy for his ac-
ton in defining moro exactly the duties Of The
board Of labor employment in navy yards, with
reference to veteran having preference
above all others to employment in the various
branches Of trade, without distinction between
vsserans OF the army snd navy. Secretary
Tracy was elected an honorary member OF the
association,
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Building Association Officers Elected.

BuildinG AssoeIatiOn Ohicers Elected.
The annual meeting Of the Washington Six
Per Cent Permanent Building Association OF
this city was held last evening at the ofiices of
the association in the Pacific building. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: president, George @. wsiker; vice
president, John E. weyss; secretary, Julius A.
Maedel; treasurer, II. II. Bergmaun; directors,
z. j. sacks. Carl Mueller, John Walter, sr.
Charles Graf, H. II. Bergman, julius A.
Maede,. Jacob Miller: trustees, Cornelius Eek
haxdS and Louis Kettler.
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The Scientific Societies.

At q meeting Of the Philosophical Society at
the Cosmos Club Saturday night the following
communications are expected: Mr.. ]. p. Id
dings, ION the origin of igneOus rocks" Mr.. J..
E Watkins. "John Stephens and his sons
early American engineers" Mr.. II. A. Hazen,
''Scien,ifc balloonihg"
At a special meeting OF the National Geo
graphic Society in the lecture hall OF the Ma
tional Museum tomorrow evening Rev. Prof.
John p. Peters will deliver an illustrated lee
ture ON "Messopotamia."
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William b Cushing Camp, Sons Of Veterans,
held their weekly meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening, Commaader rutherford in
the chair. This camp. though newly organ
lied, gives indications that 10 will become one Of
the largest IN the city. New recruits were mus
ing nature took place, including the installa-
ton OF W. A. Duval as member OF the camp
council The member intend giving an ei-
cursion 10 aid the camp in entertaining visitors
during the q. A. r. encampment
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South Carolina Delegates Uninstructed.
All the counties in South Carolina held DEM
ocratic conventions on Monday to send dele
gates to the state convention to choose dele
gates to Chicago. A few counties instructed
for Senator Hill and one for Cleveland, but the
large majority sent unrestricted delegates.
Most of them favor a western man.
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THIN or gray hair and bald heads, % dspleasin2
10 many people n.arks Of age, may he aversed
for long time BY using Halls Hair Remover.
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CHEsApEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is 1891
Trains leave daily from union station (B and r. 6th
and Is sits.
Through the Rrandest scenery IN America with ths
handsumest and most complete Solid Train Service
West from Washington
= 90 p.m.-'CmcInnati Fast Line" Solid Train
Washington to Cincinnati without change arriving az
Cincinuati at 8. 10 an. connecting IN the Union
depot for Indianapolis. ~. LOUIS, &c.
II. pm .the famous r. i v Ne-tibule Iimitsd--
a solid vesritule train with dining for Gin innst.
Ohio. Lexington aud Louisville. Ky. arriving Gin
cinnati at 625 o. Lexington d 20 .. Louisville
9o0 pm, connecting IN Union depots for all points
p 90 M, Express for GOrdons viie. ariottesyiiie.
Richmond. Waynesboro. StauntOn and principal fir-
ginia points.
10 50 via r IF. and 7, Railway and Richmond 20
Old Point Comfort and NOrfoik--ONLl RAIL LINE
Pullman locations and Tickets nj Company's offiosA
5l3 and 1921 PennA ave.
nol6 81 W. FULLER Genl Passenger Agent
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DOnJ DC MOOD
seiaked by dealers
who pretend that
they can sell DIR.
Pierce's genuine
medicines Mt less
than these long
established prices:
Golden Medical
Discovery for
Liver, Blood and
Lung Diseases,
el.W per bottle.
Eavorife PrpscriD-
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7. 3. BROWN. General Asens.
JAS. l. TAYLOR, tis.n lass. Az
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect December IL 1891
Leave washington from station corner OF New yerssg
avenue and q street
For Chicago and Northwest Nestlbulac Limited L.
press trains l1-3O am, T. , pm. daily.
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Indianapoila yestS-
buled Limited 3 30, express l 90 2 N daily
FOR pttsburE and Cleveland. express daily II. 3oA
For Lexington and Stanton, 40. 4oam
For Winchester and way stations, %. 30 o. m
For Iuray. f3 30, IS As nm.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nempbia
IL 10 p m. daily; sleeTing car through.
For Baltimore week days, u o.. 200, o rs. II 70
q 90 IS minutes', xs05. 8 30 ~ 80 90 as min
H IS, 4-3l. IS %. 45-minu,esl "a 10 rs 30 B. as
x62u q. 80. 90. II. GO. 81 80 I'll 80 and IS n M
sundays - 90 * 90. smnute-l ob. =. so. ~ 80
BPS. 4.3l. .05. 45-minutesD. Is. 10, 10 20 81 40
400, ~ 90. XII 80. I. b pm
For Annapolis. 30 and $40 an, IL I o and q %
pm. sundays, $50 m. 4. 81 . m.
For Frederick. I'll 30 am. Lis ~ 30, 70 30
For Haxerstown. ITO. 4oam and - 3Opm.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
For PHILADELPHIA. New York. Boston sud the east
daily 4. O5. 500. 1000. Dining Carr an, I 2 90
noon. 2.4O t3o3. Dining carr. III 30 Pm. Sleeping
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Boston. - 40 pm with Pullman Buffet Sl.ep-
ing Car running through 10 Boston without change
via Pouehkeensie bridge. landing in and
For Atiantic CITY, O5. 1000 and IL 90 noon. sun
days, 4 % IN. and 100 noon.
For time Of suburban trains time tables, 20 b
had Of all ticket ageuts
iEIcept sunday. DAILY gsunday only.
NEypress train
Baggage called for aud checked hotels and
dences by Union Transfer Co orders left ticket
0i1ees 81 Az 1901 Ia ave. ana a. dseS. cr1I
Gen. Manager. fdlfl Gen. Pass AgG
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ton for woman's weaknesses and ailments,
Sl.00 Per bottle. Pleasant Pellets flor the
liver, % cents per vial Compound Ext
Of Smart Weed, 50 cents per bottle. DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, 30 cents per bottle.
Tho genuine medicines can only Be sold by
druggists, at tho above prices.
profit, even at " cut prices" interruptions
dealers tamper with the bottles, or refill
empty ones-ani such mixtures can be sold
cheaply. But every bottle Of DR.. Piercs's
genuins medicines Il gaarantled II it fails
to give satisfaction in any cass, you have
your money back.
- cheapi You pay only for value rsceivsd
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ADVERTISING.

UrYou WISH roADvERTIsK ANYTHING ANY,
II where Ut any time write 20 GEO p RowELL .
co. 10 spruce ct, New York su2l-ly
EvEkY ONE IN MED Oh INFORMATION OF
T. the sutaect Of advertising Will DO well 10 obtain
cspy Of sbook for Advertiser" SOS pasaa. pr1oe 81.
careful .cqn2,lAtlp9 from the American Nexspapes
Directory VI TIE best pspers and class 1ournals.
siyes ia cnrasaon rstins Of every one. and god
dssl u about rates and other mstter p
Ellis ADVERTISING BUREAU. 10 spruoe. =
NJ. sc2l-h
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I CURE FITS !

Wien I say DO not mean merely to stop them
Tor time and then have them return again. 1mcana
radical cure. have male the disease Of FITS, EPI
LEPSf or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
warrant my remedy to csrs tbs worst Because
others have failed Is for receiving
cure. Seed for treatise and . Free Bottls Of
ny infable remedy. Give Express and Pos. Ofsce
FL O.. ROOF. N. e., Is3 Pears Sc. N. Y.
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DENTISTRY.

TT s. DENTAL ASSN,
Os Cor. 9TH and d sts. NV.
The largest and best equipped orgenfzston for the
practice of scientific dentistry the world Offices in
the principal American cities. See advertisement in
ahotner column sp2l
nR STARR PARSONS,
~ ). e. corner 9th and F sts NV.
$780, Dentistry In all its branches.
flling and preservation OF the natural teeth sps
calty. r,h5S
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

short ROUTE TO LONDON
y NORDDEUTSCHERL LLOYD 8 8. co.
Fast kxpress steamers
To southampton tLondon. hayrs,s Bremen.
pm; Lahn. : Tues, Nay 10. an: Ei6s. Sal. Nay
a.. Sam Spree. Tuss.. Nay "a. % an. Aier. Sat.
May 81, pm.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent tab,A Injurious
saloon sppointments Prices; lst cspiu. r. q
ssteerage at low rates Apply TO 4 =. Dkoor. QeS
Penn ave. ep30
~ eies, osrths engaeed 1st eshtn eco, $50, 900
aud ol25; "a Cabin etesr.s Soreas es3taia 620l;
a21-6m
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Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid
neys Livera and Bowels cleanses the
system efiectually, dispels colds,
headaches and levers. and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs i,
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it-the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
lave it OH hand will procure il
promptly Tor any one who wishes to
git 10 Not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA re syrup co
SAY FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. xE NEW Yoax. ~
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COMMITTING NEW AND dBNutNH-.1HosPHA.
- Alta Comp" Pills and Tonic One bottls WI cure
mild Of dyspspsis spece hxxin AL norV,
and nasssimtlstion. sample p1ils
0lNNA l<th and ave nhil.2ms
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RosHoNs DENTAL PAR1oRs. rABLIsHED
VI 1887. 1908 l4th st. n. W, FUN a20 aud ID.
$40 and s.. Old plates fnsdo Rood % new. Opsn
day. night and Sundays TIN y. n. All its branches
apl3-lm'
EREE DENTAL INFTRMARY.-TEFTH FILLED
Il and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF ma ate at iS25 ct nv, dental depart
daily except Sunday extraction frse: iurmary open
from October = to Juae % sS26-H
nENTAL INEIRMARY. - NATIONAL UGIvEAr
~ sty, cor Sth nd n. ". Open to B, al the
year Extracting, &c. free. Filings and plsses &c
cost OF materials fei0-tr
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V,HE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs,

TINHE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs
1917 Penn. ave. NV
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TRETH WITH
OUT PLATES.
Teeth thst have deeayed aud broken away may be
opernted y upon this system crowns engrafted upon
the roots given new lease OF life and made GOOD
and serviceable in every way natural ones. 10 be
success arti1 cal crown be construc ted
II shall permanently decay broken Of
the root and strong enough 70 prevent splitting Of the
root or breaking loose from We claim
combined with bridge wsrk, which consists in supply
ing teeth that have been extracted makes the lost
beautiful aud durable appliance ever devised a.
substitute for the natural teeth. al this without
ment In dentistry bias been great in the last few years
We have Kept pace with these the Pc
TENTS Of the Evans Par assured Of receiving The
benefit Of thes. practced and applied in the most
skful and artistic Our prices for this class
Of work Will be found reasonable 10 snt
with first class work aud best materials We perform
oil operations pertsining profession. Fine gold
hlngs artificial teeth on gold. platins, rubber md
rubber lined with gold Extracting without pain.
nfh2-:3m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

VUyHE STEAMER GEORGE Law FOR ALL RIVER
y landings. leaves 9Th ct wharf every Sunday
Wednesday and Friday at z an Passenger and
freight accommodation frst-clsss
sps3-im T. n MEkDDAUGH. Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER .CHOOT. MORRIsTOwN. = J. ST.
- liiIda's Seh";l for Girls. SUMNER sEsaInN be-
IEAk beairs Sertenber 20. For circulars address
SISTER SUPERIOR. lny1 I'm
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PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MRS. n. CAMERON
4 1920 st. NV. ersdusts. FACE massage s rps.
Of w:shtngtonL LADIES' 9 70 / ospsassl0 from @ 8
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MRS. CRAHAM'S
Face Bleach.

Cures the worst cases of Frecales, Sunburn, Sal
lowness th-patches Pimples and all skin blemish
es Price 81 SO. Harmless and effective No sample
can be sent. Lady agents wanted
Tho nu.,ror;of IN this town who first orders
l lie druggist a bill of my preparations will
have his name added to this advertisement
My preparations are for sale by wholesale drug
gists ir Chicago and every city west of it,
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THE

235 Miles Shorter; 20 Hours Less ting
than By any other ronte. First clasS
through passenger and freight line from
Portland all points in the Willamette valley
to and from San Francisco Cal
TIME SCHEDULE Except sundays.y
Leaves Albany 100 p m Leaves Yaqui,,ao:45a d. tp
Leave Corvallis1:4o %. Leave Cor, allis l0:35
Arrive Yaauina $50 p. IN Arrive Albany I1:I0 a. i
Oregon California trains connect at Albany ar,4
the Oregon Development Co line OF steamships beF
tween Yaquina and San Francisco.
From Yaquina.
Steamship ''Willamette Valley Jan,
18th, 22d, 3Ist.,
From San Francisco!
Steamship ssWiilamette VaHey." jan.
5th, 18th, 9th.
This COMPANY reserves the right to chang sailing
N. B.-Passengers from Portland and ali
Willamette valley points can make closS
connection with the trains OF the YaduinS
route at Albany or Corvallis, and if destined
to San Francisco should arrange to arrive aS
Yaquina the evening before date of sailing.
Passenger and freight rates always til
lowest. For information apply to b. W.
Cummins, freight and ticket agent, Corvafs
lis, or to C. G. H0GUE,
Gen. F. and P, Agent, Oregon PS
ciiic Railroad Co., Corvallis, Or.
W. B. WEBSTER.
Gen. F.. and P. Agent. Oregon Develop
.nnent Co., 304 Montgomery St., S. F., CaE
(
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From the New York Dairy School.

From the New York Dairy School.
When is butter overworked and what
is the result Of overworking?
When the globules are broken. It is
salvelike and will not keep well.
What per cent. of water should well
made butter contain?
Not over 12 per cent.
What should be the condition of milk
vessels to produce the best results in
milk. cream and butter?
Clean, sweet and smooth.
Breed of COWS. Give comparative diff
ference in richness of their milk.
First, Jerseys; second, Guernseys;
third, Shorthorns; fourth, Holsteins
The Holsteins give greater quantity and
equal results in amount of butter with
Jerseys.
Food of cows. How does the food and
water affect the quantity and quality of
milk?
Judicious com bination of nitrogenous
and carbonaceous foods insure greatest
quantity and bestquality Of milk. Weeds
and impure water impair the quality,
sometimes rendering the milk unfit for
use.
How should cows be stabbed to make
the most comfortable, and what effect
has comfortable quarters and cleanliness
on the animals relative to economy of
food fed and Of results in product?
Let each animal have a box stall. Let
it be kept warm, dry, clean and well
ventilated. The food manger so art
ranged as to be kept clean also; effect,
less food consumed and more milk and
butter produced than if cows lie out of
doors and feed at straw stacks.
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What Can Be Done.

Last year Dairy Commissioner Brown,
of New York, at dairy meeting said:
"We are keeping ON twenty acres seven
teen cows, four horses, hogs and chick
ems. All the fodder we use for that
stock we raise on twenty acres. We
keep Jersey COWS that average 300
pounds of butter a year per COW and get
about thirty cents per pound for the but
ter, or about ninety dollars per cow.
After dedacting all expenses there was a
net profit Of ffty-six dollars per head
We are using ensilage, and this is our
second year. We make butter at gift
of sixteen cents a pound.
"We feed ensilage summer and winter.
do not know of any other means by
which we could keep that number Of
stock on the land, except with a silo.
We feed some grain. The past winter
we fed three pounds of hay at noon;
twenty pounds night and morning of en-
silage. and three pounds of clover hay at
night. We fed seven or eight pounds Of
grain with the ensilage twice a day. We
cut our corn for the ensilage, and never
put it in whole. We use the southern
corn, and find the grain evenly distrib-
uted in the ensilage." .