New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

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One Of these. II a genuine antique. Is very expcn
sive: but there is clever firm down town lst makes
speciality Of reproducing old metal work Of every kind
and who now manufacture these brass hnished hobs
order. The great advantage Of these CRATES Is that
they consume little coal and easily managed,
giving out. moreover, a great deal OF heat
a simple orange pudding Is made follows
Put In a bowl three taDlespooniulS Of butter ana
six tablespoonils OF powdered and beat them
to a cream. Add six gryolks with the grated
peel OF q Valencia orange. sci the bowl containing
the mixture in n pan OF boiling water and beat II
continually with eggbeetcr for SIX minutes
Then the bowl 10 the kitchen table and beat
the whites Of the SIX eggs 10 sti7 froth. Then
fold them gradually ana carefully into the other
preparation, which should b. little cooled. Use
the egg heater about six minutes more. Butter six
tin pudding-cupe. holding about two gillS each
Dredgc little sugar the inside Of them
Divide the preparation equally between the six cups
Set them in tin pan OF water, reaching half
way up the height Of the cups, and place them In
a moderately hot oven TO bak" iOr fifty minutes
Serve them. turned ont OF tie cups, on low
dessert platte. with this sauce
Break two eggs into a saucepan. add
heapng teaspoonfn OF flour. ard tablc-poonfuls
OF graduated sugar. Beat IN" mixture with an
egg whip thoroughly. and pour IL cup and a
half of boiling milk stir tn. whOic the fire
until II bOlis thoroughly adu hat cup 81 goOd
sherry and it with the pudding at
A fair reader writes 80 long as furniture OF less
than 400 years old is al the rage IS It not proper
that do all to for and TO preserve II ?
With this In view, and will Of the
numerous readers OF the Interesting page Of
| Tie sunday Tribune tell what TO do 10 old
! mahogany table that IS sadly deficient In the
| way OF varnlsh polish. both In order that
kee the hands OF tho prOfp -,iOua i
| and save II for two three more generations.
| take IT, something more than varnish or polish is
! needed prior TO the application Of either Of thcse.
| Please what shall | do and how Who will
| answer'7
| Lemon juice Is far refreshing and health
FL! than vinegar in preparing cold siaw; and II Is
the same with sliced tomatoes. The tomatoes
| ripe and sliced with salt between and fairly
drenched IN lemon juice. make most delicious
| relish.
Very hot wateT-about half cup-with the
| mice OF q lemon and ,rne OF salt added viii
prove o new and agreeable substitute for cold and
| sweetened lemonade when winter l. fairly with
| The glass cone-like "squeez-rs,7 made TO fit a
tumbler now In use aid in making these Lemonade
The kitchen dresser is an article which ought to be
In every house. II Is linea descendant OIL olden
times when the plate in house, Of wealth was always
dsplaved or dressed for ornament shelves against
the wall. An advantage Of the kitchen dresser over
| deeper cupboards built into the house IL ina IL"
shelves are shallow and the light pcnsracs into every
part so that lis cannot be Inhabited Dy che
vermp without the housekeeper being aware OF H. IL
| Is true that Kitchen cupbOards are very feqieh ~
careessly kent 50 that croton bugs cockroaches and
Other vcrrnin take up their quarters herein but IL u
| equally true that this Is due to most hbominaDie
slovenness and should be shame 10 any woDial WHO
has charge OF the house. ANY nca' and thrifty mouse
keeper will easily find means TO get rid OF tGrm WIN
out keepng any dangerous poison about IN the city,
where ones next door neighbor may live In oppos ION
10 ali the laws OF health and cleanliness, boraS must
always b. kept on the kitchen shelves under the papers
and In all the cracks and crannl's, to ward OH any
wandering insects. II the kitchen Is Kept clean anu
the borax Is renewed occasionally there VIII he no
trouble from cOckrOaches cr0ton Dngh me htcheh
dressers may be made very picturesque by me aduon
of a little blue china II 1t be only the blue ana
white sfopeware which f. still dear to the heart Of
tho down East housekeeper and Is still sold by house
furnishing stores in Boston though II Is hard TO hho
| this old-fashioned In New-iorh' Alniost III
New-York Kitchens furnished win dresser ouI'
in the wall but outside Of New-fork IL is rare 10 see
,his article OF furniture Even in Albany. descended
from the Dutch as II Is. l. Is rare 10 hnd tnese
ss.rs except I'm the Kitchens OF old fashioned honS-s
like the old Dutch door and many other picturesque
,srs OF Dutch houses che kitchen dresser i Deihg re-
| vived and put Into many OF the he" houseo '"ii'
throughout the country. Such CUPBOARD couiu Pio"
h,v he purchased entire. ready TO be Sc up oil some
- The dealers In carpenters supplies In the Vcy OF
| New.York City. few years ago hundreds oi 'neSe
cnboards were torn OF old houses In the country
nv neope who desired % have something more Ho'e'n
| como OF these were made OF oiu ""ou ""'
| SUI ,,. ornamental and picturesque In themselves.
r. ia MT an uncommon thing for persons IN search o'
,o., novelties to tear out OF their houses 'h"'o'e
antoues. which bring goody price to the 'fh'su,'"
| .rho take them away ~ not long ago rep'aceu |"