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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
Sable.

Hudson's Bay Sable, Persian Lamb,
Alaska Sable, Gray Krimmer and all
leading fashionable furs made up in
the latest style by skilled wOrkmen, all
offered at prices which will pay intend
inc purchasers to buy now instead Of
waiting another season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE M'GARRAHAN CLAIM APPEARS AGAIN.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The McGarrahan ILL., when
recently failed to pass over the Presidents ve'o Ike
Banquos ghost will not down. 1t was favorabiy re-
ported to the Senate again today but amended so as
TO meet the objections raised in the veto message
Under the present bill the claim goes tc inc court Vi
Claims. with that body sitting upon 1t simply as
court OF inquiry Its findings will not BE- Judgment
but more I'm the nature OF accommodation. Aitcr
the court has passed upon the legality OF McGardh
claim he will compelled TO come back 10 CohSr'sS
and make q fight for an appropriation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

MINK CAPES, all sizes, MINK
MILITARY CAPES, MINK YOKE
CIRCULAR Capes, Mink, Empire
Capes, all sizes and lengths. at ex-
tremely low prices for most desirable
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER SAVED 100000.

washington. Feb. 4.-The ORDER OF the f'e'i'e''
issued yesterday In the "hattrimmings cases c"i''
WIN unexpected suidenness In the Treasury DoP"'
nent and saved by lis retroactive wording iHc pay
ne't OF S-oO.0O0 claim for the irinhh u ""',
70 That amount had been allowed. ana circn' ~
'hc amount had actually been made out bat SUI" IT,,
some Official initials or signatures when ''e "
arrived, which not only stopped Che consideration ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
YOU CAS- STILL SEE
R0MCLA
AMONG THE IS; ~ .1tCL A.,D ORIGINAL
WATER COLORS

OF Thu AMERICAN WATER.C OLOH SOCIETY EX-
HIRITION At THE ACADEMY IF DESIGN, 23D
STREET and 4TH AVENUE. ADMISSION. THIS
WEEK ONLY. - CENTS. OPEN FROM 0 \. NJ 70
6 l.. NJ. AND FROM 80 TO 10 =. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

States consuls In Canada personally to seal
containing merchandise destined for the United states
and when Is transported under the consular seal
system. In his message Congress on this subject
the other day President Harrison quoted from letter
by secretary J. ". Foster upon this particular point In
which he said that 1t impossible for the consuls
Ia do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
NOMINATED Ply THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Fab. 4-The President to-day sent 10
the Senate the nomination OF Patrick j. Hart OF MIN
nesoa to be post chaplain; Dennis I. Kirby. formerly
captain Both Infntry be captain OF Infantry First
Leuenants Alfred c. Sharp, 22d Infantry and George
IL. Roach. 18th Infantry, 10 be captains; Second
lIeuenants James II. Faier 18th Infantry ana George
j. Godfrey, 18th Infantry, to be first ncutchahtS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
A BILL FOR A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Washington, Feb 4.-Senstor Proctor to-day miro
duccd bill TO establish a National University In the
District Of Columbia to be non-sectarian ana non
partisan and for its maintenance oneha the net pro-
ceeds OF the sales Of public lands they accrue
from year 10 year, Is set aside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
ryr cprDrpOy CLUB CELEBRATES.

Washington. Feb 4-The (irdiron Club celebrated Its
c,,hth anniversary tonight with dinner at the Ar
ungton. at which more than $40 covers were laid.
Amen. those present were Associate Justice
urown tho Rev. Dr. Parson. Speaker Crisp ex-speaker
feed. senator's Carlisle, Chandler and German, ana
many other prominent men from all parts Of the
cOuntrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE OMNIBUS LIGHTHOUSE ELL PASSED.

Washington, Feb. 4-The Omnibus Lighthouse DiIi
as passed the Senate to-day contained several ae'
ncnts pro,.,,r, t,- navy lighthouses The item
eppropiaing 800 for Il fog signal at lD'e's ioi"'
Light, Lake ontario, y. y. was disagreed TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

"Di'h had been allowed The surprise and dsaprnint.
hIeht OF The waiting Claimant who saw tlr Gun with.
words. 'f'' ""' w" "''P io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
r,.rrIcr:oHs Or OCEAN ELLIS OF LADlNG.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Thc sennie today passed 'he
uorter I'm relating 10 bills OF ladirg alter 'Hho'S
II % q, materially 20 at It. constu u n As is,ra
a., oro, II +, made unlawful Il Insert In the bli Oh
di NJ any vessel any hId OF clause relieving II from
I,ni,y for damage aii'ing from negligence OF i'"Fe
~ rropcr loading or delivery OF merchandise com
u,i,,cd 70 its charSp. 10 release the ves4eI On
,ccount OF not ieins seal worthy. Inc i" % inu''s
,t & not ia app.y 10 i've stock. and any refusal
pr".i s,ci bilI OF qdne l. Prescribed IN 'he
10 10, - ,,,sbnhlc by fine of not more than S2oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
M uHs.

Muffs of all kinds of fur, boas, seal
skin caps, gloves, gentlemen's fur lined
overcoats, sleigh robes, rigs and mats,
prices all marked way down.
Such an opportunity to purchase
strictly reliable goods. with the firm
name in as q guarantee of reliability,
may never occur again. Sale will
commence on Monday morning, Feb
ruary 6, at 124 West 42d-st., and con-
tinue until March, at which time altera-
tons will commence on the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

49,. WANTS TIE COysULS TO SEAL THE CARS.
,,,.a,,,r,or Feb. 4.-secretary Charles Foster has
49, Tho secretary OF state TO Instruct uhiteo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

IN eigntns. and basted VITA plenty OF
swees melted butter while browning
in . quick oven they are delicious.
Small. even sized tubers are also nice
when baked. after which cut slice OF
tho top. laying the potato, Of course,
ON it, aide, scoop out the inside, mash
with plenty Of melted butter and sea.
SON with salt and white pepper and re-
turn 20 the case which should not have
been allowed to scorch In cooking.
Sweet potatoes IA caramel are almost
CONNECTION, but they win please any
southern guests whom you may hap
pen 70 have at your table. Boil. pare.
cut In carpets and lay in . baking dish,
seasoning each layer with plenty OF
butter, . generous sprinkling Of brown
sugar and cinnamon. and just q shake
OF -four; wien the dish IL two-thirds
full fash on half cup of hot water
and bake three-quarters of an hour In
q moderate oven
IL roast pig grsccs your Christmas
table . very pretty way 20 serve the
necessary apple sauce r. rs foIlows Sc
iect number OF smooth, rosy, wcli-fa-
vored Baldwin pippins; polish them 10
the last stage of ruddiness. cut n slice OF
The top and scoop out the inside leav-
ing wall OF perhaps half an inch.
enough 10 keep the apple In shape.
Make nice apple sauce seasoning.
favoring IL sppctizingly. and All the
followed apples with 10. Insert the
stem OF an apple OF any bit of twix by
wsY Of . stem. and serve one 70 each
person on pretty dish or like q sorhet
on dolly laid on . pretty plate. Very
finely minced orange rind h . delight
fni favoring for apple sarces
A pretty substitute for the ordinary
cranberry or other Jelly IL made from
ounces Core. pare and hslvs q num-
her; cook until tender In .irup made
by boiling . cup Of sugar In q pint 81
water: lay on dish that can 60 in the
oven and pour over . little Of the
strip. just enough TO sIsze them; set
tn the oven untn . golden brown.
Meantine cook the skins and cores m.
I'll tender In 3 very littis water:
squeeze through Jelly b>g and add ~
the -yrup In which the qninces were
evoked, allowing measure FIR measure
Of sugar; boil fifteen minutes Then
transfer sAe ounces 90 the dish In
which they are % 20 90 The table. and
pour ever this he Jelly which Il Of
beautiful PINK color. The individual
and delicious favor Of the aninre
makes this . VERY sererssbis seeoun-
p-niment 20 sny hind "a psaitry or
gaEse.
DO not need % coa<ult soyer or
Frspcsselsi for . recipe for cAisksn
pc. au sure whez vuu have tried
that Of an cid Guilfort dane yoa will
want 10 either The ke-t dlsh % eso<
Il IN Il large brown ''nsppy.s holding
ret less thsn three quarts XIII the
ehinirns several deys beforv wssaei
and see that th<y bs ssnder and veil
growa, wetrain1 from ala O. ss~~n
poansts the pair Ten viii vans Ire
t'esf parts II fosr ehsck.es Jelns ss
foF frtsAssee. laying aside ~. trat ssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

s,s<fers Fr~nch or Italian ches<puts for
saifInz Boil or roast tbs natA peel
ana al the body q the bird soze
cooks sse h.if pound esch Of lean
veal and fre<h pork. - least half Of
the latter being fsts noisten with broth
and Cor = good-sized bird sd airy
ches<nuta
An Oyster ssuzlng n most delicious;
NE - snneh Of the oyster liqnor - II
necessary % u,oisten the requisite
quantity Of cr>ubs, Of which you want
only half enorxh 90 al the bird. then
season hixhiy and add oysters snoush
u make up the balance.
OF course stnf6ng Of truzles b the
ne plas ultra. bot - IL tal<es ~ least >
pound Coz z.nsu turkey tAsy are not
o<tea 1ssd
A turkey gsrnisAsd With sags has .
vury festive. nos 20 say bacchanalisn.
appearance Thrse-qas<tsrs Of IN
hour before The cooking r. f1nishsd
fsstoon il wisA strings Of hpk sausage;
these you must turn from Tina 70 time
20 that every part shan Be - brown -
ths bird itsslf The better the favor
Of the sausage. of courss the liner the
favor Of the turkey. With this yoa
viii want gibist sauce made By stewing
and nincinx the gihists aud adding
than % the gravy In the pan aftsr the
fst has been removed. Thicken and,
color with Tournads's kitchen bouquet.
With celery stufips serve bosh .
gibiet and . celery sauce, md with
oyster stnfzng IN oyster sauce
The vegetables served ~ . Christmas
dinner should be prepared with special
reference TO pleasing ths ere. although
certainly not &C the expense OF tho
taste. A dainty way 10 serve potatoes
Il 20 prepare . quantity Of mashsd POI
tatoes with less cream or milk than
for plain use; Lee thess get cold and
mold compactly into the form Of small
spples-they should be no larger than
lady apples: make slight indentation
In the stem end. roll In crumbs then IN
egg and again In crumbs and stand In
the icebox until wanted. A few mo-
ments before serving immerss them
uatil . golden brown in . very hot
dripping Of lard, using . wire basket.
Lay on napkins ON NOS oten anu
insert the stem OF an apple or tiny
crust of bread shaped like . stem.
Very small white onions Drowned In
butter and then cooked In stock until
doue are very savory.
Celery fritters make very delicate
little course The white stocks OF eel
cry cut in two-inch lengths are boiled
until tender In salted water. Drain
and dip In batter made from the yolk
of . raw egg. tablespoonful of solid
oil or melted butter. four ounces OF
-four and cold water enough 70 make II
of the right consistency. The moment
before using stir In the whipped white
OF the. egg.
Sweet potatoes should not make their
appearance az naturel, but boiled. cut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
LARGE FEES REFUSED.

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No patient permitted 70 pay above . rate
OF 300 q month, including I'll medicines
and expert treatment to dnal cure.
All letters promptly answered. Write for
symptom blank and let ~ diagnose your
casa II costs you nothing. Our mail treat
ment u unsxcellsd.
Once Hours-e 10 II =. m. Z 10 .. N. Ito
ssop. m Sunday, . . IA. N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

vinegar. sfbsr which 10 wfli die
gamer that n the meat WIN be
whittier. spuos<r and Of better favor
All of thu FOUR poultry merchant viii
attend % 1Dr you I know Of one en-
tsrprislng dealer who engaged HIS tur-
k~ys sin weeks bsfbrs Christmaa and
then fed them up Ssr special customers
according 20 their directions
An Italian reStsurztsur In New
York atty gives . delicious favor 10
his turkeys by keeping them for two
days IN . rrarin.ds OF elaret. oil and
vinegar. Lay the bird In dish Just
large enough to hold il and cover with
. pint each Of vinegar and elaret and .
gili OF salad oil. Turn frequently that
every part 81 the fcsh may be acted on
By the scidand oil II IL safe 10 say
that mine host makes use Of this secret
toeconomizc by buying old. tough birds.
since the effect of this treatment a. %
soften tho abers Of the hesh a. well a
90 favor u
A. regards the beat stufing for
turkey there are many men Of many
minas+ The dness brsad dressing 4
ht@Nr ~ natA - Fpt1a r&ot OF eWcf&.
stais mead erumhs-the crumbs from
. Leaf twsnty-four hours oId--and
rfcely creanisd and mashed potatoes,
half = emp Of minced mushrooms, four
ounces Of the best butter. and . sea.
soning Of swees narjoram. simmer
savury. pepper. SALT grated nutmeg
and grated lemon rind Hold ~
Eether with . beaten egg.
You can change the favor ~ this NJ
Substituting for the mashed potato.
stcved celery or boiled onions. or yon
can double the quantity Of crumbs AMI
fsvvr prineir~ily with minced onion
fried IN butter. but when mushrooms
are u>ed leave cot the ouion.
Sweet potato stating vss IN. favor
its II Mrs. Senator Vance. Of North
Carolina Thcy must bo baked in their
skins ard then mashed smoothly and
beaten light with plenty 81 butter ant
seespninRs 70 taste.
ne wife ~ one % our chief Justices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
This is the Scheme:

Come into the store and get Guessing
don't have make purchase to then ft
return duplicate to cashier Who will register
make the as for Instance mir John Smith
the clock will until Tuesday
tered Wednesday, January 1894 The object
two persons make the right the
registered the chair You original
have record Remember the guess does
The clock is eightday timepece, and will be wound
tightly Monday morning December %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

The WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION has been
a grand creation. realization of dreams and fnan
cial success. This Exposition might well be called the
wonder of the Nineteenth Century. This triumph of
American genius will go marching down history with
stately stride challenging the coming century to pro-
duce its duplicate.
The magnificent palaces of architectural skill erect
ed on the site of Jackson Park and Lake Michigan.
have elected the unstinted admiration, alike of artist
and arson, the millionaire and the laborer will soon be
rudey demolished aud removed from view
Every patriotic American should have and pos
sess some souvener of this the Creates of Exposons
and with that view in mind there has just been issued
under the auspices of the Worlds Fair Committee"
one of the finest works of arr, entitled the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

From these photographs The HERALDs souvners
are reproduced The set completely illustrates all the
buildings and the interior views of the large II
photographs the finest views of the Iagoons wooded
islands and art works. II will take you to the Midway
Plasance and show you the Ferris Wheel the Street
of Cairo. the dancing girls the South-Sea-Islsnders
Soudanese, Vilages,ctc. There are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
CAN YOU AFFORD ILLHEALTH?
Disease Like Good General Attacks the Weakest Points
Fosy Against sickness BY strengthening the systen

pe PC saos yosk 9 arm iron eai.rh into the gps
CONSULTATION
eaasrh cured "a =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

tksss, ukich vas worst
q I'll. After eating
~ lon6 would Ter
ucnf and sour In my
TO n ach. causing
blostins and eopssant
Giekue1a or zkau9ea-
NJ npysfits wes fsrl.
abls ana ofi<n ] didn't
cars ~ any kind Of
fpod q ali
-Cndsr The care of
DFk Copeland ana
S ssss y. - md ana
s1ondy and wss
astonishsd II the reiief
they Afforded me IN -
short . time, and !
gained weight and
strength from the 6rst
am nov = veil man.
and accord 10 Du-
Copeland and Graham
ell The credit"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

groans<i un1cr TIA greatest profasion
Of ei<h>> To-Day that hsusswifs Il
most % Be snvisd who can prepare The
dzintiest fsast OF who can greet The
eyes and p2lzses Of her guests with
so1ss presty and novel dish. sou1s listle
original wrinkle in the making OF q
sauce or tbs cooking Of tho tims-hon.
cred tnrkey.
In France IL IL the custom among
poaiterers % feed their poaltry Tor
weeks beforehand on . diet composed
largely Of highly p~ppered animal
food which eonduess greatly TO = quick
growth and consequent xize- In early
times the Preach varied the favor of
their fowls By feeding them At great
cost with . paste qualified with musk.
snlss seed and other aromatic spices
IL Wa French queen who spent If
teen huntired frames IN imparting .
peculiarly delicate favor 60 the hvers
q three geess. once knew an
aristocratic old eplcure Il almost said
''gourmNndD who never allowed q
tari<sy on his table that had not been
fed Ter weeks before under his special
direction Sometimes diet OF sweet
potatoes. both raw and boiled. railk
aud grain Was given and again nuts
with large quantities Of animal food.
cabbage and lettuce
Unless you have your own poultry
gard you cannot Of eoerse make exper-
inents Of this kind. but you can by
your skill In cooking add such favors
a. the grower has failed 20 inpart
For the highest gastronomic effec.
your Christnas turkey should be Of ths
hen variety. led % the block after
fzss Of t~eaty-four hours. broken only
~ the last by . snoonful OF the best
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
HOW ONE CAN DINE
DAINTY WAYS OF STRIVING


N the good oIu
timsz- which II
Il the fashion o.
lasd. but which
l fancy few Of
Is would cart
10 exchange foz
thu present. cha
m oasl Christ
mas table va
that - hIoh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24


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quick Dasn IN ooiiing water noid Tor
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cen'srs ana SET the shells In the
Ice oox until you are ready 10
served when they should be hlled with
celery cut In dice and mixed with
seasoning and mayonnaise. Set each
tomato In a little nest.of three or four
inner leaves OF lettuce and put small
spoonfui OF thick mayonnAise on top.
tomatoes are nice prepared In the
same way with crosses instead OF eel
cry celery maycnnaise Is an excel
lent salad. II your meuage l. . modest
one and you cannot compass q sorbet,
substitute shaddocks Cut through
each one In half crosswise, severing 1t
not from pole to pole, but at the equa-
tor, II l may be allowed this fllustra-
ton This VIII make It easy for You,
VITA small silver spoon, TO extract al
the seeds. be careful to do this thor
ougniv. NOW you msy treat them IN
any one OF the ways mentioned below;
ran tre seed vessels with suited
powdered sugar ana set on tho Ice un-
al very cold.
oerape our 'ne pup csreluiiy and
mi, 'nas OF eacn nsii orange Win
eao'p % susa anu one o,
eaAlc'' rc.ufn ~ VI inc sneii ana emil
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"e'e 30 s.ions . hoia upon Va ,ns. we
may .oei ~ necessary W o.iee them
ses'siiouo VI any kino " . frozen
pushing - iar more 'empting'
Inc oretees. dessert ever saw was
also .sne 's,inpless, aiInouRn requiring
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

Parts and you don't need to spend 10 cents week
for the next sixteen thtywo weeks get the Fair
We furnish more than 40 photographs for 90 cents
Part No will go on sale this Wednesday morn
inc. Cut the coupon from page 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
Mr.. cssshaan's


NJ. Cnshman. n
gsaslenan VEL known
u this cityls1d who
resi1es ~ 8 second
street. west ode. sayss
Il am glad - tssfify
20 the skill ana sue
oess ct ORA Copeland
and Graham Ia the
treaemset Of ny e.st.
i - catarrhal
trouble of lonG sand
Ing. ~ syesight
troublod ne, / was
dizzy, hssa IN duh.
tong<,e coeeed /. hnd .
he'd tases In nymouth
In The morping. NJ
throat was hLSd wish
mncus. which making
It's way into my stom-
sch, Get up = disease
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24
THE PRIZE CHAIR

IL beauty The back and seat handsomely
leather the wood is highly polished
VALUE is $1,000. This without money
and without price Come and get and tell friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-24

rHEr CAN'T EscxPE Z
The liver when scfixe Il TIE
vsfeh-dex ~ the system - the
s-suerer 81 g~rms and tmpari-
ue& The truth ~ ninety- ulns
eat 80 every haasired diseases
heEin With . sluxkish liver. A
eight cela OF chi'f mar amount
90 s,meihlng serious In yea
correct The liver yoa'n eurs TIE
eoiii ID. fisrres Peasant Pei
Ie's reuse the liver O. vixur- -
eus sctina AFTER dlan-r.
" roa'rs billoa< tske cn-
~ these usy. snx<renated
Pellets Taks their shea
200 hass sinf or pain IA
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The Press., 1893-03-30

Harper's Weekly: How does it happen that there has been no protest from Amer ican mothers against the threatened re- vival of American shipping? For whole generation there has been nothing in the nature of maritime allurement to tempt any reasonable American lad to leave his warm bed. shin down the water-pipe from the second story window, and hie him away to a life on the bounding deep. For a generation the American mother has lost very little sleep over her sailor son, and he has been content to stay at home, or whereabouts, and find some more lucra- tive job than seafaring. Her safeguard now is the comparative scarcity of sails. The romance has gone out of the marine profession, and only the business end oi it is left. The -Englander with brine in his blood sniffs at steamers, and is lia- ble to speak of even the great Atlantic liners as floating restaurants" which call not so much for sea-captains as fo1 men who can keep hotel. Such is his scornful attitude; a mistaken one. but of ten sincere enough to keep him ashore.