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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
Washington La nd Decisions.

Secretary Smith has dismissed the
application of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to be allowed to
list certain lands within the conflict of
the grants for the main and branch
lines of said road and opposite the I'M
constructed portion of the main line
extending from Wallula, Wash, to
Portland, Or, the grant appertaining
TO which was forfeited by the act of
September 49, 1880. The company
urged that the grant made by the act
of July ,, 1864, was of the fee upon a
trust TO secure the performance of GER
tain acts, and that no right of re-entry
was reserved to the United States, but
simply the right to take such action as
might be necessary to secure the exc
cution OF the trust; also that between
the points named, the main line of the
road had never been definitely located.
hence the grant therefor had never
acquired precision and could not be
forfeited.
The Secretary holds the contention
not sound, and therefore dismisses the
Secretary Smith has rendered deci-
sions on appeals from the commits
sioner OF the general land office in the
following cases:
Washington-William III. Paulha-
mus, VS.. Elmer f. Heg, North Yakima
The commissioners decision
is affirmed. Heg's timber culture |
entry held for cancellation for lack Of |
good faith in complying with the law.
Ex.parte, Thomas Walsh, Spokane
district. The decision is reversed and |
Walsh allowed to amend his original |
entry. His original application was
filed upon misinformation and was,
therefore, excusable.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
vs.. John X. Barr, Olympia district.
The decision is affirmed. Barr is al
lowed to complete his entry for addi-
tional eighty acres, which, although
within the limits of the grant of the
company, is held to be excepted from
The grant by reason of a pre-emption
fled for the same at the date of the
fling of the map of definite location.
Joseph Dobler vs.. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, Vancouver dis
lrict. If the land be found east OF the
established to the grant east
of Portland, the commissioners de-
,ision will he reversed, and Dobler will
be permitted to make entry as applied
Ior; otherwise, the commissioners de-
,ision will be affirmed and Dobler's ap.
plication will stand rejected.
Oregon-ArthurJ J. Dillon vs. North
ern Pacific Company, La Grande dis
Lrict. Decision affirmed. billions
entry allowed for the reason that it
was of record at the date of the filling
Of the map of definite location.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
a Curious Religious Colony.

In the central part OF Texas is To-
Gated the town OF Belton, where there
is curious religious colony of women
known as the Sanctitied Sisters"
The chief prerequisites to membership
in this community are life OF celibacy,
a common property and an isolated
existence. The original leader of this
curious band is Mrs. Martha Nc.
Whittier, a woman of indomitable will.
When she conceived the idea OF this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15

being myself an American | am no
doubt incapable of Judging"
The baron wished that the floor
would swallow him up, and reflected
that he should have known, as every
one else did, that the Duchess OF Man
chester was New Yorker.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
He Was Not Wanted.
Washington Star.

"Pm going nuttingY" she gaily
said.
MAY l 60 with your" inquired
young Woody Witte.
"What for?"
Why to talk to you"
"Oh," she rejoined naive'y; I'm
not going chestnutting"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
A Quarrel by Cable.
London Standard.

LOuuVu otduudTu.
The cable WAS once the medium for
lovers quarrel, which took place be-
tween lady in New York and a gen.
tleman in France. The heroine was
no other than that divine French ar
tiste whose genius we all admire. The
gentleman was q dramatic author, now
no more. This curious quarrel took
place one Sunday, the cable being
joined through direct. 1t bristled
with passionate reproaches, bitter.
stingipg ssrcasms, couched in pictur-
esQue French. The scene was in
tensely dramatic. Both the actors, so
near and yet SO far, trembled with
jealous passion as their bitter sarcasms
were flashed through the coils of this
gigantic sea serpent. Mutual com.
plants, reprOaches and threats con
tinued, until a last stinging sarcasm
from France reduced the excitable ar
tiste to state of nervous excitement
which eliminated in Mysteries. The
cable was then restored TO its normal
condition and the artistic to her senses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15

SOME OF our Eastern cousins evi.
IDENTIFY have little idea OF the vast ex-
tent ef the metal mining industry of
this region California, Oregon, WASH
ington, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Alaska
and Arizona), which in 1894 produced
$40 ,OOO,O in gold, $47 100000 in sill
yer, $3O,OOO,OOO in copper and $l5, ,OOO,-
600 in lead. The five great trans
continental railroad systems in the
country together produced no such
business results as this. They paid no
such wages made no such profits, and
did not add to the nations wealth as
the mining industry has done. The
mining industry, too adds this to the
permanent wealth of the nation in a
degree unapproached by the product
of any other industry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
Perfumed Butter.
Chicago Record.

Perfumed butter is becoming very
fashionable at American breakfast and
tea tables. The butter is made into
pats and stamped with floral design
and is then wrapped in thin cheese
cloth and placed on a bed of roses.
violets or carnations arranged in a
flat-bottomed dish. Over these is
placed layer of flowers, so that the
butter patties are imbedded in flowers.
They are then placed on ice, where
they are allowed to remain for several
hours. This butter is eaten with crisp
Vienna rolls, accompanied only by a
cup Of chocolate or delicious Mocha.
THE demand for Ayers Hair Vigor
in such widely-separated regions as
South America, Spain, Australia, and
India has kept pace with the home
consumption, which goes to show that
these people know good thing when
they try it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15

PAUL pU CHA1LLU, the traveller, says
that once in Africa the chief OF tribe
offered him the choice of S5S women
fo, a wife. "Sire," said I, "to take
one would leave S57 jealous women on
Tho earth" His solution was i'm
mediate. "Take them ALL said be.
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CITY OF ABERDEEN.

CONNECTING With s0ats Tor -holton ami k.mII
che. ""' "A"''
LASDIS0s: city Dock. Seattle, Commercial
DoeA' iaeoma' PereivAi's Dock. Olympia
Fare between seattle and Taeou. 50 c,u,.
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Notice.

To WHOM Ir May CoNcEnN
Noiicc IL her "v given that nv vile Nary Ann
Nelson, har left IA, he'd aud hrHri snd that viii
not be Responsible ior any debts - h,r contract
ing. JbII< SFI- -n\
olympia, Oct \, - mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-15
THE HOPS OF 1895.
REPORT OF THOMAS & SHORT,
ENGLISH AGENTS.

The Crop Slightly Less Than Last
Year's-The Demand Likely 10 He
Fair for Good Quality at Moder.
ate Values, From I.2 to I2c per
Pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
BRA N BLET0N.

Cards arc out for the marriage Of Miss
Burnett :clllcs. OF clay avenue. and
Nj Thompson Waddili. OF Richmond.
Va at McKCndrcc on Wednesday. ed
Mrs j. $. Addison has been very sick
at hen home on Brown avenue. for SIEVE
raj days
Mrs rhostinc Pagan is very low at
IN" residence OF her son. MIR. a. l..
Ftrou, Last Claiborne avenue
Mrs l.. T.. Edmouds lbs Windsor
avenue. has returned from visit to the
nom" of her parents, at WhlIcyVillc.
va Tier littl" brother. Charley Simr-
son. accompanied her home.
Nj VIM T.. EInrncy ANA family. of
ltliHHheth city y. G, have come to
Norfolk to reside and have made their
home at No 301 Pollard street
Mrs ) Frnnk Ford 225 Windsor ave
nu,. WHO was considered critically III
some days ago. is represented by her
physician a= decidedly improved
Mt " Y slyslop il, aged 20 years
uIrd at tn" country residence OF his
uh'l". i \, iliEsl"p EST. Sunday night
at lu ".clo'k. Tie had been sick with
t\l'huId pneumonia Tor - short time
"niy Ills funeral will take place from
Christian Memorial Temple to-day at
n q: IN. lutcrIncut win be i'm Nlnwood
Friends amt a,luautuuccs ar" invited
Local Eoard 81 Improvement win
meet to-ui-ht az orlock.
Tl" w y a. viii moot this after
noon at "ri"cE with Mrs BASS. ON
Windsor avenue
Miss Alice Angus. formerly of tai.
city. hu, now cot Elianhrih. n d. ia on
a visit to h"' friend. Mrs II G smith
crs. OF ~ Marshall avenue
1hr proceeds of rho Mosquito at
McHrndre, last w,,R reached lla,5.
Miss MaEEtc Martin. wh" was visit.
tuE Mrs NJ Ryan. iushlaud nvrulic
left Yesterday Tor hen. hnl,. I!r,,EI,.t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

of Wight county, where she will teach
The fall term of Nansemond Circuit
court Judge Prentis presiding. Will COM
Ncnc to-day aGsss3
breezy Time" will be the attrac-
''1 ,, al nc city Han Theatre to-morrowa.
MISS Matte Boswell sang solos at the
rpiScopai church Sunday morning ard
al me Baptist In the evening. ss
ne Pythian bazaar will be In full
paSt tonight and will be 81 pleasant
resort for fair visitors 5,GsS
MIR. Harry Brown is tenporarjlv die
hpIcd nom lnceratcd foot over which
Il cart wheel accidently passed. n
niet Interested gallery spectators In
!eStcrdays convention that nonIuatefIa
Mn Booker were John n. DaIas f,,sfoY.
isi nominee for the Senate: George r II
n|Tuhs, c% Republican, ideIegnte. and
Col l.. u Harper -
Considerable attention was attracted
S,StcIua| 10 n morse which fell down on
Mhlh street. ana which was too ,S-a,lSsj
L" rise without assistance t'sS;
Real ESTATE RANSFERS. The
Loving dGeds of bargain arsi sale
county Clerks office 's
- w Jordan ana wife to David M.
Nt'k'' on Petersburg, a Qnc-half Inter-
~. III two lots on East Washington
49,! : NJ Whaley ana wife and Peter
" " Macy and wife TO w H. Jackson and
W ~ Phillips. thrcc-Gfths Interest in
ON" rot IN Nhnleyvllc, 5000
NuS'in ana Fannie Goodwin to Knthe-S
liz, iut iiaIrel y acres in ChuckatlIck
Mrs Fannie r. Bruce and husband RI
MIS-. hNa +, Brothers, two tracts aggre-
y .5n -"2 acres in Cypress district
NANSEMoND COUNTY COURT
JudS" kilhy only transacted sma1f
"',Iu''t 81 business In this tribunal yes-S
HlnhN' hc having Adjourned court
"n',, "' - crock to make room for the
NE l4uoi license OF the late b. 10.
.i%sS' WIN whose tragic deth from a.
sen set trap g,n the public Is familiar.
~ ',"i'Sl ,fred to William ID. Boyett.
u""n admitted to record between tbes
"ptcmhcr ana October terms
,.,','.,t NNlni, Colored. qualified to
P'T,IiC" .!W al the Nansemond bar.
,,,,,,ti AliS ofENS TODAY. The
LOU u annual fair OF the Suffolk Fair
ana Agricultural Association will begin Z
r'.u' ne secretary last night i'm
r,'!hl'd IN" Nhginian that the prospects
"' Su'c'ssiul cNhihition We're excel-4
''H,. ~" says the exhibits i'm live stoclxa,
ana IN the ladies departments viii oycaf%
any previous effort As to the racing lie
'l'ii ildlcatipnS are for some OK
,,tt!''H' events and great speed. Sam
Walton, TIA" wcll-knuwn hOrsenn,, nrnt
noses to give an exhibit of sneo,j ava ~
INN" mat viii break the State reco,d &c
SlONIST CANDIDATE FITE,a
So !, ". 1t appears that the fusion
i''F' after wavcTing la their opinion a,,%
=. ia" rNpcdiency or inexpediency OF
hnlhS candidate for the SENATE havae
','ld'd I" SUPPORT Nh John r. Doles 2
Nh" WIS nominated some days ago at
me windsor conference That gentle.
man was i'm Suffolk Yesterday and flied
~ tir county CLERKS Office notice OF
chndidacy duly sworn to ana nttes+erIg5
ny Il notary public. lie expects the Joint
Surt"ft of Popu!sts and Republicans.
oul L" what extent his expectations will
'e realized remains to be seen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
ofa,.c 100. 1000 ,cr.nn.

Who have lately visited Port Norfolk
the general opiuion is that it is thcnosi
desirable site Tor homes ana Toy invest
Ecnts on Norfolk harbor. and since the
equipment OF the electric railway it Is
eligible 10 the business men of the three
cities. Pure air ana water, large lots.
low prices. low taxes, cheap living
scnols. churches and all modern ildyun-
tascs. with the certainty OF rapidly in
creasiuG values. due TO general develop
uleHt and the location OF the Southern
railway terminus In vicinity. NcStf-
bUlc electric cars each way every half
hour can on NJ w Mason, Columbia
building, Norfolk, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Tn" following Cnsiic,r, ,u,, ,.,- .,-
teird IN tn" Clerks ul,v, yrstrran..
William Camp ana ElI,u li No,li,
IN lhoir o"T right rcsp.yti,,Iy .ri
William Camp and luat.r W.Iatt
ui"Si.eG% for aaid i.neu /. Weo1i. IN. g.
w. 3'"inrr deceased. Chau sc,snr,
san ; THhb and J Lovd ram. E., ms
"and' ana J Lovd TIbb us ,>..utriy
oi Il G. SoIdne' deceased The u.lrl.'
ul"fS 81 the suit are mot yc, known
". L. Williams D. a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
FROM THE TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
News ofthc Fair and Matters Personal
Nrliuious and YoIiticuI

Col. X. T.. Roykn left last evening for
Norfolk. from which city he will proceed
to his home, in Smithheld via Newport
News.
Mrs a. &. Cramer is visiting In Bal
timore.
Miss Alise Jcffress. Of Richmond.
passed through Suffolk en- route to Isle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
A Couple ,s,assinateaIn He'd.

Fort Smith. Ark. oct. II. News has
lust been received of the assasslna ton
Of Cade Miller ana his wife in bed at
'hcr home. on the oklahoma hurder
fhis Is the fourth assassination of per
sons who are important witnesses in
the Dutch John murder trial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
4 BIG Ecmmc.Ncc EInxn.

Momphis Tcnn., oct. l4.-Thpro VOC
u mr." at Dycrsburg Tenn. last night
ana tho Tucker Hlcct including the r.
=, ~ Hotel aud half a dozen business
houses, were destroyed. The loss is es.
! lmAted Mt $1,000 Insurance. SEQ nnn N
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

GENTS ono iu ga u county, Co. take .id,r. by
\ >amp easily tandI q. sells 80 sigh. lood
sal'iy' san les aui lE'ti. Gigr, sent prupeT a.
ptc4u'. AtArts- with stamp +. o. l}oI -, New
Nv.k civ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

" ANrED-Mcn Ana Women TO Nurl,
At HON" | pay s. to Sl1 per week Tor
making CrayOu Portraits. New p"ieut-
"d method Any one who can read or
write can do tho work at home in spare
time aay or evening Send Tor ruriicu-
lars aud work at once" Address ii 4
GRiPP. German Artist, Tyrone Pa
% i3 SUIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
"a Q a

Totals .,........5i 9-3i u 25-34
ON the announcement of the vote
Walter Jordan moved that it bc made
unanimous Tor Booker which was done
with "a viii Tho chair appointed Mai.
G. W Wright J. T. RiVcs. and l.. \.
Deans To inform tho nominee of his Sc
lection.
Tho committee escorted to the rOs-
trum NausCmond's next rcpTcscuta-
tive To- thu legislature who in grace
ful speech of acceptance thanked the
body for the honor. urged party har-
monY, and stated his determination
to faithfully represent Nanscmond's in
tcrest in Nirginia's next General AS
Scuhly.
Adjourned amid applause
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

WANTED-- once a :.ood stcudy NO
man To cook, wash and iron. Apply
with reference, TO i2i Precursor street
at once.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
HELP WANTED.

Manitoba YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
address and Well acquainted in this and
adjacent cities \ good Chanrc to the
rieht man Address Strictly Bust
ness, tins Office. 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Sterling Silver Bridal Presents as low
as the lowest
CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
pECIAL NOTICES.

! Rec Hands omely illustrated Guide
ior Spectators aud Investors" ruai!nd
irrc send as your nau.v ana address
CpMSFpC&. HUGHES ~ co Bankers
ana bfok"rs. - broadway Now York
tily. o,G-su. LIT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

D-Trua;Worthy person totraycl
salary $50 ANA expenses References
Enclose stIi-addressed Stamped en-
yvlopo GENERAL MANAGER. roH
T., Chicago u.l--St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

WNNTEB-To buy od-timc Furniture
mad" OF ttard wood. Address lO2 CHURCH
street. uClS-&i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
Narrin.c I.icc,,sc..

huEh Wright STANLEY to IGu May
BattS. COloT,d. '''''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

THOSE HAVING FRIENDS addicted"
to drink can learn somothu,, OF great
beneit by addressing couudcutiaIly
X, this onicr ocll-al'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
THREE COURTS DOINGS
The Corporation. Law and ChanCey anitae
Police Courts DOCkeiS.
A DAY OF INTEREST TO ATTORNEYS

Judge fsnncaci 1.-The Notion Back
cI in the corporation court
77mny Cases Of Interest &c 7fnn9
People.
Justice Seneca again presided OYER
the Police Court yesterday i'll the 40
SCuCc of Justice Burroughs. who has re-
turned to Princess Anne court house
to look after the interest of his client
hughes. who IS under charge OF beng
connected with the Hale murder Ju.'-
tic" Seneca had a large and important
docket to- dispose of.
LAWRENCE LEAEIT1' EAILED.
The case OF the young man Lawrence
Leavitt. charged by Mcssrs -. W Todd,
IN * CO with misappI opriatiun OF
funds. was called and Attorney George
Mcintosh appeared for the accused.
Mr.. Mcintosh asked for q continuance
OF the case until Tuesday. 29d lust.
and that his client he released under
he sam" bond. $1,000. that was fixed
by Jude" iianckel on sunday. for his
appearance" heforr Tia" Police Court NcS-
terdaN.
Justice Seneca was wiliu@ to ac-
cent the same amount of hOud. but tn"
prisoners surety. Mr.. w y. johnson.
81 portsmouth. bCinE confined to his
hod by spIaincd ankle th,- diiiiCulty
"i taxing his recogniaGucc had t0 be
met. Judge idnc!lel arranged the IItat-
ter, however, by ALLOWING the now pond
I" b" taken before NJ. johnson in
Portsmouth
EMMErT SLABS ANNIE
Ami" Newton. colorcd proved con-
cluSiN"ly before Justic" Seneca ygrtri-
day that Emmett Tyler also colOrcd.
mad takcn the liberty OF giving her q
GOOD SlapriIg. After hearing ~ Ter
statement, however Ills Honor Thought
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

WANTED a fi'st-slass clothing sales
man. apply to l62 Main street. l.. NOE
Fl.IN. CCl&-lL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Statesmen to take orders and collect
H1N t"tu, signed 10y u business iiru, re-
weekly Foi rarticulAIa address T.
- BOY lNLl M. Noik rity. tutM.fsn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

AGENTS MAKE 81 DAILY. Marv.lot. iu,cn.
- ton Recalls - cents. Two 10 liz soli In =
louise. Nrnri. mailed free FOE,IIEE MARKS.
tuennAii, o. scat-suIy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Lamp Tables ana Tivo.o' Clock Teas
new styles al Chapman < Jakcmun's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

tCkNIS make - daily MurvIous Invention.
- "details = ,et -tuG sold ia ! rousc >a,uulr
na led EEE. IGKSHEEN MAXIM, C;n,iuua,iO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

Sterling silver Mounted Pocket
Books, Seal ana Alligator. for 50 cents
each. CHAIRMAN * JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
f.MMETT HLArs NNNlI:.

Ami" Newton colorcd. proved con-
cluSiv"ly before Justic" Seneca ygStcl,-
day that Emmett Tyler. also colOrcd.
mad taken the liberty OF giving her q
GOOD sapriIg. After hearing ~ 'rs
statement, however. Ills Honor thourht
thar the slarpuG was $50 clearly pro-
v"k"d that ne let Emmett OF with
costs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

nj. y. AGELASTO. Electrical Engineer. z
Plume street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

FOR SALE-A light. ton delivery WAGON
almost new Hill hc sold cheap owner
mas NO us" tor it Apply corner COOK
anu 'la~-o" streets. OCls-IW
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
Lawrence E.rayiu Edui:icd 70 Haii by
Judge rsnncaci The Motion EGch-
CT in The Corporation Court
77mny Cases Of Interest," &c 7fnn3
People.

Justice Seneca again presided OYER
the Police Court Yesterday i'll the ib-
sCnCc of Justice Burroughs. who has re-
turned to Princess Anne Court house
to look after the interest of his client.
Hughes. who is under charge OF being
connected with the Hale murder. Ju.'-
ticc Seneca had a large and important
docket to- dispose. of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04
Pie Crust.

II never was able to prevent the shells for pies which baked befora filling from puffing and rising in spots, said house keeper tho other day, until learned the Eocrot from a pastry cook. When baking them for small, juicy fruits, nko cherries, huckleberries or rhubarb, he covered the shell before putting 1t in the oven with a piece of oiled paper, and put in bits of bread that wore needed to be browned, and in this way perfectly preserved the evon- ness of the uHder crust The fruit was cooked separately and thickcned slightly with cornstarch bcforc pouring into the shell.
 Tho samo cook advised the sprinkling with salt of apples uscd in cooking, As it much improved their flavor and lossencd the amount of sugar needed to swoeten them. He frOwncd on any spices in apple pies ns utterly ruinous to their delicaCy. 1n thV late winter, when the fruit Is apt to bo rather tastcleSS, a little grated orange or lemon peel might be permitted, but the generous dOctoring with cinnamon, nut meg, even cloves and allspice, practiced by Eomo cooks, he regarded as barbarous."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-04

pit at Pohick, and Washington often heard him pound the gospel. He form ed n connection with Matthew Carey, a Philadelphia publisher. and sold his books throughout Maryland and Vir- ginia, travelling from place to place with a wagon load of literary wares. He cared little for creed and would fill any pulpit regardless of denomination. Just 95 years ago he published the first life of Washington. It was called "A His tory of the Life and Death, Virtues and Exploits of General George Washington, Faithfully Taken From Authentic Docu- mentS" The book had a great sale, and one of its anecdotes of the young Wash ington became a national joke. Later biographers were unable to find any evi- dence establishing the truth of the sto- ries, and there seems little doubt that the imaginative Weems invented them He aftorward wrote lives of William Penn, Francis Marion and Benjamin Franklin, and died at Beaufort. S c, May g. 1925.