New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

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considerably above the head, and as becoming
background TO pretty face and toilette they were
simply perfect
"Coored Liberty Silks either embroidered or finished
with plain hemsttching, greatly In vogue no" "S
table centres and help out materially in the decor
alive effect They particularly pretty with boruefs
OF flowers or leaves. Autumn leaves TINT nave peeh
carefully preserved make charming curvature i"u
fat ON a pale pink silk; and when we are al iofei"s
for spring aud feel foolishly affected by handi Oh
spring blossoms, a pale yellow slk' borucre" wiz"
nrimroses and oowslips, would be lovely hem
e,,tcbe dovles of the same silk also used good
deal, bedng somewhat Of novelty. few OF inc
same flowers used for the decorations IN Tue
centre of the table left floating in tho water OF the
finger bowls look very pretty
aTbere Is n strong probability that the new census
now being taken may fall one short OF the corrccs
total said a gentleman the other day. MY WIG
had engaged q cook who after couple OF Gays
trial proved 10 be regular tcrmagant and we were '
discussing how to approach her with the news thnt
wo had concluded 10 dispense with her services WHY
the census man was announced. ] wadcd patiently
through all the household names and ages until
I came 10 the cook 4 don't know either her name
or her are declared shall ask her OF VIII
vouf, said the Government agent EXCUSE mo
| I answered but II you want to interview an lrish
nd big rs your "uI'' WIN y IN Nv
t.ntrum.. you can 60 hight In i guess VIII SKIP
e., ooor, sali the census man as he hurricdly tyh
| his leave
An Amateur asks for fuller explanaiioIs IN re-
card 10 the rules Of proportion given in his column
| AZ suggestions to young artists. for iur'hcr
assistalce we would refer him and all other young
! students to Flayman's Lectures on sculpture,
| especially Lecture ", "On Science wherein VIII
| 10 found all uic divisions OF the Roman figures
breadth
| height between man and woman. Indeed a careful
stnAv OF this chapter would well repay all embryo
artists as not only all the proportions are cH'c"Si'o
avcn but also the motions OF walking runng, leap-
ing striking weight-bcarng, leaning, flying ana lis
are all analyzed and illustrated by piatcs'
aI,ere ,s the metal OF the future" said gentemhh
holding out what apparently silver ihatc'o'N'
| Int which WIS light as air. "Oi course Nv oon
nnuod d" aluminium Is no new discovery, but IL IS only
lately TINT the cost OF production has brought IT "'
ho possibilities Of ordinary The most character
et,c feature and great advantage on the me'ai y 10
wonderful ghtness. you see 1t is very Ike s''ver'
,n. &C. only one fourth It's Weight. IL has one otcr
oreo advantage that every hOnscSecper VIII Sc" WIN
low ana that is that II never oxidlzcS OF
An evidence Of its practical use Is shown III '"c ''
NJ ,ts recent introduction Into the German army 10
| the material for ALI cantcens ana o'her mum ,
occouurencnts Perhaps this feather weight 'ho"'
90 u .,e elements Of strength 10 DC found In t'
havier minerals may help to bring us nearer 10 'ho
| inch talked Of arship Of the future. Us one
% the most difficult problems Of that seemingly III
nossble invention has been the weight OF Tic hac
| rial used for its construction
rreat MANY housekeepers do not select thar
,,,cbon pots and pans with proper consideration OF
n.,r ucr While It IL only comparatively wealthy
huc.bolder who can afford to furnish iorth MS H"hch
with well .unned copper saucepans snch rs Pfo''S
s,onal chef uses, timed iron SaueepahS porce"'''
4 lined saucepans, agaiewnre an" o'hc' ''" =,
,arcs are within the reach OF every one 'he "i ING
w.. ,,,cbeo utensils for certain purposes the carhen
,,io is the cheapest OF all II Is tiu" 1t does nov
~, ,orc I'M, H. is 80 excellent and so well suited 10
ca, n,rnoso that II pays 20 one while 1t does ia''
| md hnx another when 1t IS done with. There arc
.e mr. four degrees boii required In the geometry
~ various dishes. great many Dishes notably s"uP''
e,ers and braises OF meats require very $40" anu
,.dv cooling and thick kettle Is best for TINS p"r'
noec heavy ror Kettle timed on the inside - one
NJ the best for this cooking IL cannot DC u'o III -
| him graniteware Tin successfully.
| hr,isrq kettle, as all tie world knows. ~ u
o,,,or French pot which has a cover IN when hNe
Goals NAV be laid under ashes TO make the 1000 co""
| ~ the Ton as we'll at the bottom. BF'iShg u "o"
| ,,op dome IN tho In large pan with cover
c,,oa oyer H. and there IS but slight difference III
| the result obtninen ilV"' '''' ''u '"'' ~
| the reeuatlOn kettle
| ,rhe,e are n erea, many dshcs-some vegetables
| and em,r pastcs. for example require 10 De
ooked very rapidly In abundance OF water nice ana
| u,cc,roni should be cooked In this way ana hght
ac,teware kettle answers the purpose adhh'pS. O~|
! - eou. other grains and most dried fruits nave
| oo,,,arIv sweet favor cooked In an enfheh plPh'h
,hrougb which the heat peneres slowly but steadily
na,on bshed beans would not be Boston BAKED Deans
8, oo,ea I'm ANYTHING but the peculiar pot Oh uhezeu
rod eartbenware IN which they are psAeo Ia DoS'oi'