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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
A Curious Law Suit.

An interesting surgical lawsuit lately took
place in Germany. A girl, seven years old,
was taken to a hospital. affected with tn.
'berculosis in the foot. and the directing
physician, after vainly trying in other ways
to prevent the spread of the disease, pro-
'ceeded to amputate the foot The father of
the child had previously declared he would
mot permit the operation, and the little pa
'tient was already lying on the operation
table, under ether or chloroform, when the
father appeared at the hospital to take the
child away. But the physician. saying ''It
is too late; 1 will speak to the father after
ward" proceeded with and completed the
operation After this no new tuberculosis
appeared. the child regained it's strength
and has gone on developing normally. The
father brought a case of "Wounding by
means of a dangerous instrument" against
the doctor, but the latter was acquitted The
case is to be tried again, however.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
EXTENSIVE PRIVATE DRIVES.
That of the Duke of BuccI~ 1ch Is the
Most Costly i'm the World.

The avenue around the Duke OF Buc-
cleuch's estate at Boughton is the most ex-
tensive and expensive one in the United
Kingdom, extending to seventy-six miles
and having cost over 100000. The carriage
drive and avenue of the Duke of Argyll at
Ilverary has up to the present date cost
CLIO. OOO and is being extended yearly. 1t
is situated on the banks of Loeb Fyne, run
ming through a series Of most beautiful
views. This avenue is made still more nota-
BILE from the fact that the trees planted
along it's sides have been placed there by
the hands or IN the memory of the visit of
some person of distinction. Another very
beautiful and extensive carriage drive, five
miles in length, IS 70 be seen in the ancient
forest of Savernake, which is the property of
the MARQUIS of Ailesbury. It Is considered
to be one of the finest drives in the country
On the property of Lord Overtoun, in the
neighborhood of Dumbarton. is a recently
made avenue, which is unique. Before the
work had proceeded very far the drive had
to be carried over a ravine $50 feet wide
and 60 feet deep. the stone bridge erected
for that purpose costing "a 400. A quarter
of a mile beyond the bridge there was an
other ravine 260 feet in width, but instead
of crossing this with another bridge it was
determined to fill it up, after building a Is
foot brick culvert for the stream flowing
through the ravine. The filling up took
10000 cubic yards of ballast, at an expense
of shilling yard, costing another f2, 000
The completion of the drive occupied ITO
men for more than a year.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27

BOUILLON.-6 pounds Of round OF beer
bound into good shape with string, SMALL
carrots, turnips, small young onions and;
lone large one, bunch sweet herbs, 1 pint
leach string beans and peas, 1 small head
caulifower or cabbage, quarts water pep
per, salt, noodles, rice. Put beef Wnolel
IN the water and heat slow by tsaboil Sklm'
dip out pint of liquor and put by for COOK
ing the vegetables. Cool ans SKIM re-
turn to the fire and when it beats ada
noodles, boiled rice or soaked sage.
CHICKEN PATTIES.-Cn5p meat Of cold
cMirken fine and season we'll Mare large
cupful rich drawn butter. and While on
fire stir 2 eggs, boiled hard, minced very
fine, ..lso a little chopped parsley. then
chicken meat. Let almost boil. Have ready
some pate-pans of good paste, baked quick
ly to light brown. Slip from pans while
hot.
POACHED EGGS.-4 slices, cut thin, OF
unfermented Graham bread, butter, salt,
vinegar, 8 eggs, parsley. Toast bread del
!icatey, cut OF. crust, divide half, and BIT
ter. Meanwhile have shallow stewpan 2
full of water large pinch salt, 1 teaspo"nfui
Vinegar, and 2 sprigs parsley tied in rou-
.quet; when water boils drop in eggs, 1 at
Ia time; at once set stewpan where 1t Will
mot boil. Allow eggs to simmer 2 iA4nutes,
lgent2V take them up with skinner, lay epc
lettuce leaves.
LETTUCE SALAD.-Use one-thlrd as
tmuch salad oil as you do vinegar; pepr-
,and salt to suit taste. Cut up your let
tuce with sharp knife, pile in salad ! VI;
sprinkle with powdered sugar. pour rest
lof ingredients mixed together, over salad.
Stir up with fork to mix we'll.
, FLOATING ISLAND.-One quart milk,
-four eggs, yolks and whites beaten separ-
lately, four tablespoonfuls Extract Vanilla
or Bitter Almonds; one half cupful currant
Jelly. Heat milk to scalding, but not boil
ing. Beat the yolks; stir into them the
sugar and pour upon them gradually, mix
ing we'll cupful of the hot milk. Return
ito saucepan and boil until it begins to
thicken Wien cool, flavor and pour into
a glass DISH Heap upon top meringue of
whites whipped until you can cut it, into
which you have beaten the jelly, tea
spoonful at time
SPONGE CAKE.-Two cupfuls sugar,
seven eggs, one cup -four. one teaspoonful
Royal Baking Powder, a pinch salt, one
teaspoonful Royal Extract Lemon Whip
sugar and eggs together until thick and
white; ado -four, sifted with powder, and
salt. and the extract; mix together quickly,
bake in tin Zig. KID, lined with buttered
paper. in hot oven. IS mdnuta&
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
FOR SALE.

Bea tiful Lake Front in South
Apopka region; so acres; 10 acres muck. 275
500 orange and lemon trees three to five year
old, mostly Hart's Tardiff. Good house, barn.
sheds. team young mules, Is head of cattle,
wagon, tools, and all implements n ecessary to
run place. Price $4,000; 81 300 cash, $500 mort
gage Worth $4,000. Address,
D. W. HEATH, &6s Dearbron st., Chicago, Ill
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
Inside.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Wiggs-Physiognomists say woman's char
acter is frequently indicated by her chin.
Sinnick-Probably true. Her mouth often
tells great deal about the character OF other
women.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-27
THE AMATEUR COOK.

Menu and Some TOOthsOme Dishes
for Her to Experiment With.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
COyDJTIOV or THE IRON TRADE.

Cleveland. April 1.-THE Iron Trade Review to-
day will say: Some large sales OF Lake superior
Ressomcr ores have been closed the last week, the
total running up to 100000 tons. OF which about
900 90 tons have been sold in the last day two.
The advances established range from 10 10 =
cents above the prices OF last year. leading
Western steel interest is the principal buyer thus
far The coke advance to 81 -, together with that
on ore means close to - cents added cost every
ton OF Bcsscmer pig iron. Makers OF Bcss"mer are
much firmcr in their position In View Of this sit
uaiion. and while the quotation OF $40 at VALLEY
furnaces was about 10 cents above market transac-
lions last week offers of $40 at the furnace for
May and June deliveries are now refused. Some
Pittsburg sales reported at $40 10. Furnaces
that had 50 - In the Valley as their minimum UNI
der the Old prices would have to maintain so Is
or SO - figure under the new coke and ore basis.
Owing TO the fact that few low-priccd coke con
tracts still running. and that some furnaces
have ore TO carry them two or three months ahead.
there will he some unevenncss in the market IN
the next few weeks Southern furnaces Will
have an advantage In competition with Northern
foundry irons, which may give the former a larger
share OF Northern business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
rop TUr MEMPHIS SpRIyG MrrrITG.

Memphis Tom. April A-Of thu i'o horses quar-
tered At Montgomery Park f. s. estimated that fully
-, are iii and ready TO race. This includes nearly
every prominent one with the exception possibly Of
Lampghtcr, who IS little backward In hs Tr"ih-
ra,ions and Rcy del Carrcras. Yo Tambcn. King
Lee. Maid Marian. Jrina. sister Mary. Ducat. Lib
.rtine Cash Day henry Young. NHssal, Roy FL
Santa Anita. Flying Dutchmnn and Or Hasbrouck
have been steadily worked and within week any
OF the above could be sent 10 the post in good cond
tion At the park everything Is in readiness FOR the
sprng meeting. which begins Monday next. Tn"
fortvsix horses that went over TO Little Rock Will
rcttrn Sunday morning. together with about seven
ty-0ve that wntercd there Several stables Will also
arrive sunday from New Orleans and Secretary
Tecs Anticipates that every Of the $50 stalls at
Montgomery Park VIII be occupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

have the readest attainable access to the public
library such as the architect. the civil engineer.
the mechanical engineer, the electrician. the art
is, the designer. the mechanic. the merchant.
tho journalist, the literary worker. the pupils
in our schools and colleges, and the list might
De greatly EXTENDED II may be n question whether
such a library should attempt to make any more
than general collections r. law, medicine and the
ology. the city is provided with special libraries
covering in mea sure these classes.
The library should ne in central location. cen
tral not only for Ncw-York ii Is. but central as
Il will be for Greater NcN-Hork, and that point
seems 10 h. Forty-second-st. and Fifth ave The
removal of the reservoir VIII no: diminish bryant
Park and the gift OF the lot by the city would p'
a great accession to the library project. branches
for the circulation Of hooks Will be indispensable
requisite the ful equipment of tho public library
and these branches should have collection OF gen
eral reference books. where any citizen can consult
a cycopacdit work of general information 'ut
the great central library should he great store
house where every industry in our city, whether
commercial. literary, artistic, mechanical or scien-
tihc, should be represented by the best literature.
both historical and contemporary and II should De
located where the people from every section can
most readily reach II, and not in one corner, no
matter how classic the location may be ~
Eew-york March 81 1895 r. T. POOLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
FOR 4 NAVAL STATION AT SMYRNA.

-rr 1-sr ,D7JSHMENT ADVOCATED FOR PkoIEC-
T1oN OF AMERICAN MISSIONARIES.
Uaehinr:,n April 4.-Last year the chicago AZ
.,r.l ,,,}-r comma riding at Smyrna. Western
r,,,rle, md after conference with American resi-
1,.s ,hcre tho Admiral agreed to report TO inc
~, Uona-.neat IN favor OF making smyrna
,,v,l station for the Mediterranean squadron
representatives Of the American Boari OF Noih-
,nissoners for Foreign Missions have joiner IN te
anuea1 because they regard Smyrna as ue must
important point Cor such q defender OF American
,,,eroe,s n that part Of the Mediterranean. Con-
e,an;inoDlc cannot be approached by such vessels
,i,hou, 4 s.ac.al permit. and that cannot be Sc
cured easily Next TO the CAPITA, the commerclai
interests of Smyrna are vastly IN advance OF any
other port Of Turkey. British frcnch' RUSSIAN
German and Italian pUrbOats visit Smyrna ire
cuantlv sometimes spending several weeks there'
trt the American flag has been seldom seen Inc
iunuonca Of such visits cannot be questioned lor
news OF a gunbCat in smyrna haTpor - car - a.
Ircn Gar into the Interior. A. the present time II
&c helN.yci that the representative OF any Oh inc
Irlropean fleets would no, cause such Wlue,pI'dd
s,,isfacton as one bearing the stars ana STRIPES.
orders have been issue; from the Navy Depart
mont directing the san Francisco 70 san from ldI-
emo To- SMYRNA this week. ana Secretary Gresham
has Informed the Rev. DR.. JuIson smith, StcIettI
OF the American Board in Boston Ihose, unforeseen
I'm the matter maintain that the turkish boEeIh-
,rcnt * impressed by demonstration OF Ioice
than bv much wisely planned diplomacy ana that
there is scarcely anything whlcn the HoNetil
could do which would be better calculated 10
,,rotify the widespread interest and ANXIETY over
american interests in Turkey thar this bringing OF
snrne representatives OF the United States Navy
close 70 the view Of the Turkish Government ana
within reach OF the capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
PHILADELPHIA CUSTOMS REPORT FOR 1894

Philadelphia. April CpeciaD-The annual sta
t!stcal report OF the Collector Of the Port John
i. Read covering the operations of tho Pnladel-
phia Custom House for the calendar year 1874 was
ISSUED to-d.-y. The report shows that between
January l and December 81, there were brought into
,se city from foreign countries articles valued at
sjI5537Oi Of which goods 10 the value OF $i4ls'F"
were free OF duty. American vessels carried only
sl07SiOS4 Of the imports. Tho exports from this
port In 1891 were valued at S7.iioo. or the goods
exported. foreign vessels took &oooo6W, the SNIP
,nents NV American vessels being valued at s69 ,36
The article which figured most largely In the i'm
,0rts was sugar. the report showing That the cane
sugar imported was valued at s25S56,6l2 and the
beet sugar. az S2lS2.6J4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
TO ISSUE ADDITIONAL. SHARES.

4 special meeting Of the stockholders - the
Evansville and Tcrre IIau,e Railroad has been called
for. May at Evansville. Ind 20 authorize the DE-
rcCtors OF the company 10 increase tho capital stock
by the issuance OF 256S, additional shares of com
mon stock. to be used for the purpose OF 'Nchang-
ing the same for bonds cf Tho Evansvilie and Rich
moui Railroad Company and I'm taking up tE"
bonds to compromise and sett" Claims growing out
Of the guarantee OF the Evansville and Richmond
Railroad Company bonds by he Evansyll" ant
Terrc H3ut" Rai;r0ad The holders of the increased
common stock given I'm exchange FOR the BOMBS VIII
hc entitled - preferred stock equal IN amount 20
the proposed increase OF common stock. The Trans
fer books vii. close at T. Arril 49, and reopen
10 a Man =. i@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
SITE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LIBRARIES

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The main argument for choosing the upper
West Side OF the city for the new public library
seems TO be that the library would be in proximity
TO Columbia College Library, ST. lakes Hospital the
new Cathedral and the like and that scholars would
he hes, accommodated thereby. 1t Is undoubtedly
true that the location would possess superior ad-
vantages for this class. those who wished to make
original researches: but IS "A public library 10 be
founded and built up exclusively for a class, is
II for the people large? II for the latter, then,
while the purely scholarly class should most as
suredly be considered and no pains be spared to
make the library thoroughly historical and supplied
as far as possible with original documents both In
manuscript and print. still such investigators will
nrobably no, be one In fifty OF those who would
use the New-York Public Library.
There 10 an army OF orainworkers who would not
come under the designation Of scholars who should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
legal Notices.



NETWORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-Francis Wagner, TlaintiN.
Charles F.. Schuyler individually Executor
the Last VIII and Testament Of Sara r. schuyler.
deceased Ann Eliza Wilkey John b. Roach Arthur r.
Allen j. Carleton Ward. Joseph F. Goodrich Albert W.
Adams, William f.. PentZ NewYork Cab Company Lin.
tied Gorham Manufacturing Company, Cornelius Lodef
James Clark Perry George b. Sand Benjamin and
Company William V. Cleary. William j. Wlet and John
l.. Crum Defendants
Trial desired I'm the city and County Of New-York.
Amended and supplemental summons. To the above
named defcndants You hereby summoned to answer
amended and supplemental complain, this action
and : copy ~ your the plaintiffs
attorney within days after the of
mons II thr day ~ service
failure appear answer. Judgment will he taken
against you by default. for the relief demanded
complaint. - o
Datei March Is. 1895.
ALFRED f. SMITH, Jr
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Olics and p stofice Address,
- Broadway
New York City.
To John r. Roach and Ann Eliza Wilkey The foregoing
summons is served upon You By publication. pursuant
an order Hon. Henry r. Beekm1n IF the Justioes
Of the supreme dated March 9TH. 1875 and filed
with the complaint the Office Of the Clerk Of the City
and County II York his office the City New.
York County OF New-York
ALFRED T. SMITH Jr.
Iiaiatifs Attorney
Office and P0stofice Address
No. ~ Broadway.
y Ork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
NEW MAN on TIE GOYERNORS STAFF

Albany April 4 (SpeciaD-The position on the
Governors military staff held from January until
recently by Edward G. OBrien. Commissary-Gen-
era of Subsistence will be filled by Colonel Henry
T. Noyes OF Rochester. Grand Army veteran and
q lawyer. The appointment Of General q BTlen on
the Governors staff never pleased the other mem
bers. and that fact more than anything else ac-
counts for his resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC'S MANAGEMENT
London April Accommodating on the Canadian
Pacific situation. The Westminster Gazette says
that the management of that road is on a par with
that Of most American railroads. The GaZette"
advises the shareholders to take matters INTO their
own hands by arranging that the meetings shall be
held in London instead Of In Montreal The Pail
Mall Gazette" ascr!bes the recovery OF Canadian
Pacific shares on the Stock Exchange this morning
o the fact that nothing disclosed at yesterday
meeting which WAS not already known or suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
A COMPLIMENT TO MISS HELEN GOULD.

Memphis, Tenn April Miss Helen Gould viii
be invited TO be sponsor for the Veteran Chickasaw
Guards the noted Memphis military organization.
in the coming spring drill! This compliment is ex-
tended 10 Miss Could because her father authorized
SoiIov fever cDideInic in 1873. Miss Winnie Davis
viii also be asked act in similar capacity for
smother local organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
PASSENGERS TO LAND AT NIGHT.

COLLECTOR KILBRLTH EAFtVTS To FUI IHh
FIAS IN OPERATION SOON.
Washington. April 4-Collector Kilbreth. OF New
York was IN consultation at the Treasury Depart
rnent this morning with Acting Secretary Hamlin
in regard 10 landing passengers from ocean steam
ers NJ the docks after dark Mr.. Hamlin said there
s.ayned 70 be no obstacle now in the way of doing
this. - ", . l..
Collector K.lbreth returned 20 New-York TO-DAY.
ITO viii submit 10 the Treasury plan in writing
Tor Carrying into effect the landing OF passengers
ty,cr lark All the essential details have been
1g-ecd on. and the plan will probably be put in
LIBERATION by April l.. or perhaps by April 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
4 COAL AGREEMENT PROBABLE.

The anthracite coal presidents Will meet in tho
Central Building to-day. ana in all probability vii.
agrc, upon a satisfactory plan OF allotmcnts. In
the last two days the companies which have caused
the most trouble have shown willingness 10 listen
to reason AMI from the latest reports all friction
la G rcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
TO MAINTAIN THE RATES.

The discussion on rail and lake line freight rates
was continued at the Trunk Line Association yes
teriav by representatives. OF the interested com
NAMES The discussion was confined principally to
westbound traffic. and the disposition was TO main
III rlf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
WTpTyG OFT 4 DEMOCRATIC COUNTY.

Lansing Mich April i.-Maniiou, the only county
in Michigan which went Democratic last Monday,
has been wiped ont by the Legislature. Representa-
tive CoveIl yesterday introduced "A bill which divided
Manitou County. a portion going into Grand Ira
verse County and the remainder going into Lcelanaw
County. There opposition manifested, and
the bill was rushed through and passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

language The chapter on the remedies OF the tax
payer will only be OF use to the lawyer but TO him
1t ought to prove great convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

- OF NEW YORK-Anna Louise Poor plalntin,
against James Cogan. Louis Well and Mary Well, his
raroa ~ the defendant Mary We'll. wife Of Wei.
heiry unknownD Francis H. Weeks and Louisa b. Weeks
Jnbn Y Tac1t j. Henry Work. Richard W. q. yelling.
as assignee the benefit OF n" creditors OF said
Francis II. Weeks. william +. Weeks, Thomas H. Hall,
Theodore II. Much. Adolph Levy, Rochester Brewery,
the state ~ New York Richard tmmann, Frank lbert
Lizzie Carter Baco wife Of said John v Bacot and the
unknown persons who or may be the executors adj
rnstrators personal representatives. heirs az law and
,,..soos Of said Louis We'll Defendants. supplemental
and amended New-York IS the city and
county in which the plaintiff desires the trial OF this
TO the above named defendants, Lizzie Carter Bacot
wifi. u SAID John V. Bacot and the unknown persons
who may he the executors adminlstrators per.
defrndant Louis We'll and 70 all the above named de-
You are hereby summoned the amended
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the ~ supplemental and amended sum.
mons exclusive ~ the day u service and IN case ot
yr against you Is default demanded
IN the amended complaint
Dated. Newly March 18th. 1870 - -
MARTIN & SMITH. Plaintiff Attorneys
Ofce and Postof'ce address. No - Wall Street New
IT, ,So attendants. Louis We'll and Mary We'll. his
yre The nar- Mary being fictitious. the real chrstian
nam, ~ tho defendant. Mary We wife OF Louis Wen.
bain. unknown Lizzie Carter Bacot. ard the Unknown
f.,qants who BIZ N" executors aginnlsfa.
tor personal reprcscntas heirs at law and deisees OF
The foregoing supplemental and amended summons is
Of Hon Henry r. B"elman. ono = The Justices Ok me
Supreme court u the State Of New-iork dated ne
o. day o. March. 1875. and filed win ne amenied
complaint Office u the clerk ~ the tity ana
Comfy " York. the curt House IN said city
Dated. New York March 22I 1885 -
MARTIN & SMITH Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fr-nffE You -N1rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
Gtl)ool Aerntlrs.

,>.1.y Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors. prote''ors
n teacher. coycrnesses, etc.. In all deps,
school, to parents 100 3th-ave. BOOK lu"s' vi 80 ~
p. ,rptC,N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENct
A ,unnles Professors Teachers. Tutors GoveFhesse@
&C 70 Colleges. Schools ana Famies- q, Appy So,.,.
49, " Mrs j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union squire.
.,,sx TEACHERS AGENCIES. New York. Bosom
/ Chicago 10, Angeles etc T. Croker W 80
T. V Huyssoon w O frat' y. \ .. .....-.--.