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Surplus ss7.5s7.sOO s3a,973.ioO Inc. o.. .ss7. $50
two years ago S25. .430. OPS.
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
Ing dry goods, at The port OF New York last
specie Tor the week were 81 .ee4.417. Of Witch
so EHeS4,,
sss s sss.i ssai":. f%s iysI S .Ss
sla.ols.a .aos. a total Of s47.is7.sos. A'N ''''
The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
ob5, an Increase OF ssos.o7b as compared with
the The same month Of last year; and net $l5.s53..
months ending March 81 the gross earnlness Of
ls5 railroads were $ls9. 1850. 1870. an Increase OF
p esoase 81 81 I a s"a net ''''o'0'' an A-
Tho Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Rail-
s9s1 ms1eS Companies report for tho quarter ending
sS s;s.: ss Bee
Net earnings o. I,aos,R7s si2s2a4i Inc. sas,os7
gross earnings for April OF S74i isas. an increase
OF 3o2, 80 As compared with the same month Of
s t.n ana nosSs os snSns se sss
earnings were " 0s3 700,a increase Of 5000, ,72l
and nst hs
S35. iss
The Southern Pacific Railroad system reports
gross earnings for March OF s378l .O63. an in
crease OF SECS, ,32l as compared with the same
crease Of sa4,a3i. For the three months ending
March 81 the gross earnings were Sl0.502, 70S.
an increase OF S63S,626 as compared with the
corresponding period OF last year, aud net ST.
027,629, decrease OF S55,224.
The Georgia Central Railroad reports gross
earnings for March of $500. .304. O decrease OF
S27.473 as compared with the same month of
last year. and net SsS37, decrease OF Sl22. .002.
gross earnings were $4.075,00l. n decrease OF
$3.50, 40 as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. and net 81, ,4l4.93+, a do
crease of s0l,0
The Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis Rail-
road reports gross earnings for March Of Sll6-
$685. q decrease Of 81. .6S4 as compared with the
same month Of last year, and net $3l.027, y
decrease of $S.6l4.
The Peoria, Decatur and Evansville Railroad
reports gross earnings for March Of $72. $40. an
increase OF $3.249 as compared with the Same
month Of last year, and net S23ol0. an increase
The gross earnings Of the Cleveland Lorain
and Wheeling Railroad for the third week In
the current month were inadvertently miss!ated
IN number OF querters this morning They
cent as compared with the corresponding period
OF last year, making tho total gross receipts for
the hrst three weeks of the month $70,3S6. an
increase over last year OF $4,000. This i'm
proyement 10 due In part 70 the opening OF the
compapys line to Cleveland and also to the trafic
from the extensive johnson Iron Works recent
ly established at Lorsin. In common with
The sun., 1895-05-26

James p. Mulhern and Paul J. Piatti, Null
horn & Piatti. steam heating apparatus, at 144
East Forty second street. ma1e an assignment
yesterday to Peter G. Piatti. giving preferences
for S3.l55. 8. Finn. their attorney. said that
the liabilities are about $4,000 and assets
about the same, chiefly In outstanding accounts
which the firm could not collect.
Thomas c. O'Sullivan has boon appointed re-
ceiver for James Livingston, individually and
as surviving partner OF Forster d Livingston,
builders, OF 592 Columbus avenue on the ap-
plication OF the Nineteenth Ward Bank. WI
liam Forster. the senior partner died on April o.
They had been building on tho upper west side
for the past five years. and had put up many
The sun., 1895-05-26
1Ev-DAY BUILDIxo PLAN BILL.
Superintendent Constable Protest.. Against
II, Thoseh Architects Approve.


A number OF architects appeared at the
Mayors hearing yesterday on tho bill compel
ling the Superintendent of the Building Depart
ment 70 pass upon all plans within ten days
after they are licd. They eaid that frequently
long delays In approving plans led to consider
able Losses by tho architects.
Superintendent Constable opposed the bill.
He said It WAS practical impossiblity to ex-
amino somo Of the plans submitted within ten
DAYS In some cases month was not too long
for critical examination. and he could not con.
scientiously approve plans that he had not had
sufficient time TO examine.
Even II this bill becomes law" he said. ut
would no absolutely impossiblc for me to COM
ply with II. and believe that the citizens gen.
orally would sustain me In the failure to do So
II would be criminal on my part to do otherwise.
The condition of the Building Department
when took charge Of II was deplorable but
can guarantee that no one will have grounds for
complaint hereafter II am not hampered by
such legislation as this"
FuItner hearing on the bill was postponed till
Monday, June 3.
The sun., 1895-05-26

Tho Uptown Association has issued invita-
tions for an opening reception to be given at the
club rooms In the Constable building at Fifth
avenue and Eighteenth street, on Tuesday after
, noon from O'Clock until O. The association,
or, as II Is frequently styled, the Uptown Club.
10 composed OF members of well l-known firms in
the neigh bOrhood Of Madison and Union Squares.
and at liberal ex penditure II has haA the upper
floor OF the Constable building reftted for club
purposes. The rooms are said 10 be now among
the finest luncheon club rooms in the city. and
will enable the club members who cannot go
home in the middle Of the dny to lunch as they
may desire without being dependent upon the
cafes or hotels.
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Real Estate Private sales.

for David T. Foley No. 80 Rutgers street. 2 three
story brick house. with q wostory brick stable on
rear OF lot 29xsUS :Oo% to DR. Edward Dodd OF Baby
lon for $4,000.
Fairchild a Yoran have sold for Alderman Nicholas
T. Brown the three brick house. lot about 30
1905. No 2Cty Hnll place to the German Press Ciuo
for e2O.5O0.
Joseph Corbit Co. have sold for Mary z, Richard.
the fnurstory brick tenement No. Se4 Third ave
nue.. lot 2bx69, !. to Solomon Davidson Son.
p G.. Eckhardt has sold for L. Polatscheck the nvo-
story double fat No 44e west Forty seventh street
for $2Y. 900.
West Fifty fourth street. for 10000
Also. OF the OF three-story ouildlpgb on
the north side OF lS1th street. 100 feet west OF
Eleventh avenue. for Ss. 500.
NJ. c. Baum has sold tho nve-story brick tenement
lot 25XsOxgl, No. 2.03S Third avenue TO Mary Z.
Brady at s29 900. the latter giving in eKchange at
OF lO2d street. l75 feet east OF Second avenue.
Mrs Dettelbach has sold tho hve story stone-front
nat. lot 2ox55xlo22 No. 2ll East ll4th street for
about $4,000.
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Final sales compare with those of yesterday %

Government bonds firm. The IS closed A y
lures were Brook lyn Elevated lists Chesapeake
and ,,I Ohio r. and A. sonsol A. Chicago and Fast
City lists. Missouri. Kansas and Texas Of Texas
ira! lists, 7: r.: A.shison. Burlington and and
Oregon Short Line. Peoria and Eastern. St; Louis
southwestern. Texas Pacific. and Wabash issues.
waited lists. H to Io4; Chesapeake and Ohio K.
and AND a unep asgso as to so IS4
Xs5 Eastern i Illinois general ss, te oaH; Fort
Kansa. and TeHss Of T.1as
tario and Western r. A.. ts. to "; Oregon Short
western s.' ads ss Z se Tsias 81 paeo ' ads sEa
:s sH @ snS sss
T. R.. h . cent. TO 57h.
In bank stocks. SO shares Of Market and Full
ton sold at 32O.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
etc. Bar silver in London closed at 3os4d.
quoted at ) !, sent. !or ninety days, ~ y cent.
s:;
%sre, Gepe. l. quoted as s f9liows: Prime en-.
y cent. and upward.
gies At quo
$3.50 sor demand % Actual % rates I are: 1pH Iong
bills, 64.s7: sight drafts SASS. and cable
transfers, q. .ssN@s4.ss,t. Francs are quoted
for short: reiehsmarks. s5ls9a5I for long
and 96aSG95h for short: guilders. 40 3-16L4OA
for long and 40 5-l6&I40& for short.
II cents discount Charleston-Buyine par;
selling. " premium. Savannah-Buying par;
selling at II premium up to $4,000: lilo pre-
l50 premium: commercial. 90 cents discount.
San Francisco-Sight,5 5 cents; telegraph. o cents
q Sl00 premium. st. Louis-60 cents premium,
offered at T6 cents. Chicago-sO cents premium.
The weekly statement OF averages OF tho
Clearing House banks shows:
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other Ohio coal-carrying companies, its bitnmi-
nous freight traffio has been exceedingly light
30 far this year, but n resumption OF active min
ing will probably take place about Juno l.
National bank note circulation outstsnd,ng.
S2ll,457.325, nn increase for the week OF S4S3,-
b59; received during the week for redemn-
tion, S., ,0a2, $50; amount reissucd. 81 ,82l 0OI.
and destroy ed, So9l. .2s2. Balance OF deposits In
tho Treasury to redeem national bank notes
SEQ. .202, ,46s. n decrease for the week ofs2"S.38'
The receipts from customs for the week were
347, a total Of So, 229,5l7, against S5,493,6T1
last week. The receipts of the Government for
the month TO date wers Sal ;l4d Al 2. and eSpcn.
the receipts have been S2sl, ole, and the
disbursements S33l, ,4s2,4a6.
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs S583.6S4; Internal revenue, S381 $3.50,
and cellnneous. $50. .064, total Of l,00l,-
36I. The disbursements were, including $500,
900 for pensions, SB35, 5,433, being an excess OF
receipts over expenditures Of S365,o5l.
The net assets OF the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day as officially computed. compare
with thnse of lnst Saturday MS follows:
The sun., 1895-05-26

Guiding gold reserve. :, sis2. .4se,so9 eisto5so7o
Money in London. L4GllS y cent. Rate Of dis
count IN open market, FOR both short and three
months bills, 3i n cent. Tho amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day. 100000. Paris advices quote 3 p cents
at l02 francs As centimes. and exchange on
London at 25 francs % centimes. The state-
ment OF the Imperial Hank OF Germany shows
m ncrensc In specie OF =. $40. 900 marks.
The sun., 1895-05-26
Euaus.

MONEY TO LOAN.
MERCHANTS. M'f'kS, AND RESP. FAMILIES.
Any amount on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANOS
transacted strictly private honorable and conn
Dental. GOODMAN. lB9 5th v. lab GOTH.
NfONEY.-Any amount furniture or any collat
N1 eral; no removal; easy ter1ns confidential
LAMOUREUX,
81 Nassau. cor Fulton. rooms 52l and 500
O00O, 900 TO loan on bond and mortgage In sums
to suit. at ~ and per cent interest Apply to
T. II. BEECKMAN. Al Pine OF.
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Public Hntires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Should DO read DAILY BY all interested as changes
mslI, week ending June will Close
At efs psT Steam
soiif 1oRo S sT s; irSs ess
e. sl cHbl
iS5I ,sa% saa
for JAMAICA. per steamship Brockne. from
SoEwxY
p. ssa rc. Wsn for PORTO RICO
wEDNEspAY.7At A. N: for Brazil, via Pernam.
eRs
g; s:s 5! Sssssf%ss
$;Ts:; j.
Boston ''''
"a ssI
I'sf 9 = Pc? \ .ssn!hp saSR'S%fna5y
Spd h%smO%as % fDl cfS4k.k PIX 4
iEFf HHEESA P5R4s 41sssGsp Cost: and
tG5
must be directed per Werkendam'i
IssSpSs%:s'gy Cost.
'SSR ei Para ts5 must be d.
ffs oEFtSGf sTIFzEE 4EHEE
E. ehsmsssnn. Sshss
.s s. e IL
AZ s' M =. ssS'tae r;i
i. ,S
sss sn g2kFSHEs
S;SsEsHss' sGs$; S|sS H'i;
sns Ssfee4n e46is q los4 .s.%,ss n0S
osssr na
drse. ps4 s.san.sp si Amsr9f
dam vie Rotterdam M dstteIs must Is dI.,ted Pss
SfI u h1Ro FL 'SAfq4 saa FaRf fAbH 81
ss.: s::s ssy $s!
:s:s ssEs jsp.a GP To Msy
fs% ss: sy
ship Australia from San Franciscoi Close hero
daily up to June y at o:s0 p. N. Malls for Aus
t,siia !snesHt West Au.tralia> and FIJI Islands per
daily after May ~ ana up to June 20 al $40 +, NJ
Ms,s for Austraiia except those for West Aus
snd T.Ms sna samoan i.iaSds iiSHs' per St steam am
S oPHsGesso 1sr on '.%sf srrya ' ss
@ s.n'ssn esi%Pfss ioa PsEs sos4 S.s hss
here daily up to June ~ at $50 pm. Mails tor
newfoundland by rail TO Halifax. and thence ~
stshmsr MEAN sI Close az this once daily at $50 NJ
eiose a this H ONCE s% SHsiG sy Ha
Malls for Cuba close this ONCE daily at no
a. .a a. ior forwarding BY steamers sailing Mondays
Mexico overland. unsss specially addressed Tor
assshPatch by s'e'mer' close at this once daily at
Tram. Pacific malls forwarded to por, of sailing
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland q
Registered mall closes at q 90 p NJ previous day.
AFTER the closing OF the suppiementnry nntanio
are opened on the pliers OF the American English,
French, and German steamers aud remain open until
within ten minntss o. the hour OF sailing OF steamer
Post once New York, n. Y. May 20 isUS
Sss. %sgT % s
Southern boulevard Railroad Company or the city ~
new YORK under section 100 OF the Railroad for
the approval OF the Board OF the operation by tlo
southern Boulevard between Sd av and Boston av..
no,,ce t hereby given that hearing on said appits
on FTidsy' May 81 Sy r. hSsrs ss o'A y,'
c. X. DE FREEST, Secretary
FOR the CONVENIENCE Oe the SUMS
a = H W
The sun., 1895-05-26
Glertinns and Meetings.

DACrFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L MILLS BUILDING. 95 WALL ST.
NEW YORK. May IS, 1895. !
The forty eighth snnnal meeting o5 stockhoiders of
at the once OF the Company. 95 all St, mills Build.
ing), In the city OF New York on WEDNESDAY. the
2pth day OF May 1890, between the hours OF ~
and O'Clock NJ for the election OF Directors and
come before i. The transfer books of the Company
will close at the ONCE OF the Union Trust Company
Monday. the 20th day OF May. 1895 at o'clock p NJ,
and will reopen on friday. May 81 1898. at 10 O'Clock
AN.
W. H. LANE. Secretary.
THE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING AssocIA.
TIoN-The annual ELECTION or trustees % Of this a.
New York. on Monday May a. 1893, from noon till
1880 o'clock p ~ The bylaw regulating said cleo.
sha be held At the once OF the a.socaton on the
noon till 1873 O'Clock p. NJ"
The sun., 1895-05-26
Holmes & Co.,

81 broadway. New York.
MEMBERS OF THE n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Receive Accounts and peposits Of Firms. Individuals
Buy and scl for cash or carry on margin at lowest
rates OF interest on the New YORK Phiadeiphia Bos
Grain. Cotton. &c.
Up-soysn Omees HOFFMAN HOUSE.
The sun., 1895-05-26
eSinanrisl.
s9inanrisl.
- 49, ---~SSS-~N-
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN R. R. CO.
tArhansss sr-schD
7e6 First Mortgoge Bonds

IN, above se. 900 bonds mature June lat, 1894
The st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company has decided to extend these bonds at tho
rate Of p,r cent per until June LIST, 1898, the
pre.,nt ercurity and lien to remain In full force the
principal and interest of the extended bonds
sb,e in eold: the bonds to be redeemnbe at any time
Al the opt,on Of the Company upon ninety days
notice NJ 100 and accrued interest
m. comu.ny has made arrangements with MessrA
yeru,Iye Co on behalf OF q syndicate TO purchase
the bonds at maturity at par, and to extend the
on 'ner 'e'''"" All. cALEF. Treasurer
Rersrrtug 60 the above notice, the option
rr,rted 20 bon TO extend their bonds
n.v,ng expired. are now prepared to
p,rchnso the bonds at par and accrued Ia
terest 60 maturity.
vERMILYE q CO.,
Noa 10 and 10 Nassau st.. New York city.
The sun., 1895-05-26

FOR the CONVENIENCE 0E THE SUMS
.n.,,c,, ,,,ADyEhTISERS
'"AN'n 90 SstEtyAEs EAsT HAvE k hEES T LOCATED AT
NEAR fogRTh Av..
lyDo1 BHOA ADWAY.
NEAR BAD bT.
The sun., 1895-05-26

TopAy's FEArrREs-The Liverpool news was great
surprise even To many Of the bulls. and IL had much
do with the advance mere to-day. Manchester advices
were favorable too and there rable local
and Southern buying for both sides OF the account
And the crop news was OF a bush character The
weather at the South Inns undoubtedly been too cold
and In many sections too wet. so that the develop
ment OF the plant has been delayed, a circumstance
which, In connection with the reported decrease In
the acreage OF 10 cent or more not to mention the
large diminution in the use OF fertilizers encourages
tn" bulls to believe that the next crop will show a
very decided falling on as compared with the present
one. The dry goods trade IL more promising. gen
srnI business In this country is espnndIns and the
has eliminated take the ground that material
rise In prices during the summer is reasonably GER
tain.
COFFEE FyTrREsI Advanced points IN some cases.
though . points lower in others The close
firm with sales OF 1880 bags. The American visible
supply Is 5000 bags. against 3lB,526 bags year
ago iO2.SS2 at this time in lSU3 and 415040 In 1904
The American warehouse dclivesLeGs G were oa74 bags
Havre was unchanged and Hamburg unchanged TO u
pfE. lower Rio was strong at 200 refs advance:
cepts 5000; stock 100000. Rio exchange O 3IBd.
ss.ps %ss @ rm an ana 6a RcesP.s in two
ed ct l8c. for No. a. The future trading follows:
The sun., 1895-05-26

ToDAys FEATTEs-The brazilian receipts were
light. the Brazilian markets firmer or higher
and there was some local demand TO cover and no
particular anxiety TO sell Europe sold to a moderate
FL3rR.Was iess active. Prices nrm and supplies
Si7s sacks Receipts .; 80 bbls. and 1855 sacks
No Grade. S2205s240; fine s26OSt2 70; snperfne
s2su@saio: No. extra. o. lb; No. / extra,
9Li5; patents 81 Michigan strnights S8.s6
SsF Ss'sGT da ssa sf sThss
GLIB.
GRAM-Wheat declined 1c. to lIsc.. but recovered
this and advanced &C. TO 2>sc on excited trading ON
Vance Tor he aax ac not ss ad 3 ne & net sd
Sxp9rt: No. red, July price {: o: b. afoat; No.
follows:
The sun., 1895-05-26

pHBiiC CN0TlCE--Applcatlon ha wing been made 10
the state Hoard OF Railroad Commissioners by tho
New York under section 100 Of Railroad law for
tne approval OF the Board OF the operation by tho
2ssfhsad sectrica trolley system Of Its line the
soutnefn boulevard, between Sd av. and Boston
nouce Y hereby given that hearing on said appics
essmsr Sa I Ss s esa before ss 81 Board e
on Friday May 81, at aP. NJ. By The Board
C. X. DE FREEST, Secretary.
The sun., 1895-05-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS tIN Sl.00os).
IS Wa ? debt 2.ss OF 10 U 4s.r. l907....ll2K
The sun., 1895-05-26
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

Higher Prices All Along tho Liue-Grnin
Opened Easier. but Made Up Tor Lost
Time LATER On-Moro Frost Predicted
Excited TrndinE-totton Moves Upward.
Too-Cnnvorable Crop Reports-uiver-
pool and Mnncheeter strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
FEN KNOW ABOUT THE Strikers 4,
HOUNT LEBANON. "

We do not believe In that,
hsions views. We cannot enter t.'l ~
spirit Of their sacrifices, ana ,h..' no ~
don't study their habits o, No. ''''fe ",
IL IL not necessary to belIs,,.
do. nor to act as they d.. b.. y hep
and do respect their honesty =, ~ '2a
both as far as their prlnc.pls, - 'D''.
cerned, and their worldly dees. w eoa,
Almost every prominent MAJ,
one speciality in which no orcsl, ..'s N'',
ly IL he has devoted his l.fs h, d. ''e.ii.
and development. '' s'iiy
In one particular thr sh,t...
above all others and above an 81. 'f''l
or classes OF men. This IA 81, d. ~
walton OF medicinal herbs a., ''''.
They have made this n st.f, ''ai1
than one hundred years. NOV H'''
expert In extracting from ,hs, o.. 30
culiar Essences and medicinal -. p
THIS Is their peculiar irlss,-,
lives have been devoted . % ~ ''.,
are supported. They excel In n', /. Yep
as do the Monks OF H.. O-l.. :, ..'Afa
dictine with their famous nqs.,'. '''''
Now. this lifelong study On ,t.
the Shakers has not ben IA ,,.. -. =
have accomplished much good IT,. '''f
dicinal extracts and c0rlals 49,, -
throughout the world. A.9ss
The Shaker Digestive C.-lf.f,
bly, the most successful article 80. % a.
to the public. It Is nor a. ci.-. ~ '''.'a
eases, IT. don't pretend % d.. ... %" ..'.
ease 1t VII cure, and that -
IL Is not pretended thar n p. .ii '''
thing else. and a sufferer has s.,i t'y.
wait 10 see the result "'' ','g D
Almost tho first dose e,n .....
and. IL continued, a permanent ...r ~
follow. The Shaker motto !, "a ~. =
good. For this reason the sh,t,..a
put into the hands n the rei,.' ~, r. paw,
who sell their D!ges;iy, Colt, 1886
trial bottles. which can e "a ..'l
cents each, so that for this s-,s'i'. pr y
reader can know II The D.gssf'y. ~. -
is adapted 10 his case. '' N-'iii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

selves into mountains OF trouble: listen to
the music. and keep the nerves from feed
ing on themselves. In this aftermath or
grip. thoughts are like vampres-they
suck the blood from every artery OF the
body. The aim. therefore, In seeking
cure. Is TO make the mind as near a void
as possible. only letting pleasant thoughts
filter In.
Depression is the terrible foe to fight.
II given leeway for twenty-four hours
1t Is hard to conquer. Every possible
bit OF outside gaycty should be eagerly
grasped-it seems q straw TO tho
drowning. but IT proves lfe-preserver.
Never give in to the desire TO be alone;
surround yourself with bright people
read the shalowest. most amusing OF
books. steep yourself TO the brim with
frlvo.ities you never cared for. probably.
in health. In all these things there Is
more saving grace than in physics.
Grip takes Its way by different routes
through its victims. Some women feel
their Waterloo has come; others lose
interest in things dearest to them, and
a third feels a mental weariness that
drags tine physical functions down TO
dangerously low ebb.
In the first instance. insomnia Ia the
thing to do battle with. A well-known
physician advertises a cold bath and
brisk walk To those who can't sleep
after A. NJ, waking up with ner-
yous chill and dire thoughts. the same
dose Is to be administered. A society
woman confesses to have seen the
sun rise five times lately &C has SUI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
FOR THE TABLE.
Three BITS Of Domestic Knowledge
Every woman shouId Possess.

written for ths Dlspatch)
pIstachlo nuts sailed are so expen-
awe an item, but such a picturesque ad-
dition to the table that one should learn
how 10 prepare them at home. Take a
Gun OF tho shsiled nuts, blanch them.
and after removing the SKINS, sur IN
come salt and a httlc sweet-oii--per-
maps a tablespoonful. Let the nuts STAND
for half an hour, then put them IN tire
oven to become crisp. but not TOO browih
They should be served In q tinted emma
dish. that harnonizes with the color or
the nuts. or In a bon-bon basket OF Nil
gree silver. A few chopped pistachios
scattered thickly over charlotte russo
ada 10 the appearance and flavor or th'
dessert.
PAPER friIls end rosettes for outlets are
made In the following manner
Cut n sheet OF note-paper into strips
two inches wide and double them length
wise 10 make the width Of knife-blsdc.
Cut the double edge into fringe quar-
ter OF an inch deep Move the edges or
the paper one higher than the other, anu
the fringe will be bowed out instead OF
living fat. Fasten the edges that way
with a touch OF paste made very SUN
that made Of corn-starch Is best. Then
roll the fringcd pieces OF paper around a
pencu and fasten the end with paste.
IL IL f. TO be slipped over the ends OF
frogs legs, but II for outlet bones OF Tn
certain size, wrap them just before sew.
ing and a touch OF sim paste VIII ho'd
them in place.
A new dish for a supper after the thea
tire goes by the rather odd name Canape
Lorenzo" 1t IS a fusion Of deTlled crab
meat and cheese spread upon slices OF
crispy. fried bread. and then put INTO
the oven TO be baked rich golden brown.
The bon vivants become warmly enthusi-
astic over II. and It Is often one OF the
dishes served at welsh rarebit spree.
one devotee asserts that Ii has the havor
of crushed rose leaves. but this is per
hans "a poor recommendation to the
gourmet who fancies something mor'
highly Favored.