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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
HARHARD'S WINNING STREAK.
Her Men Continue to Score Victories
in the New Haven Tennis
Tournament

NEW HAVEN, CoSN., Oct. 6.-Harvard
men kept on winning games in the inter
collegiate tennis tournament this morn
ing. The play consisted of a single match
in the semi-fnals of the doubles and sew
eral in the third round OF the singles.
In the doubles Ward and Davis of Har-
ward easily defeated Noyes and Hackett
of Yale AMI the score stood 6-2, 6-4 In
the singles Richard Hooker OF Yale won
from d. II. Fuller of Cornell 6-3, So.
L. E. Ware and NJ. D. Whitman, Har-
wards strongest players, came together
and Whitman won, 6-3, 6-3. Whitman
took the championship in the singles at
last years tournament.
The match between G. r. Dodge of Y ale
and Joseph d. Forbes OF Harvard proved
the hardest fought of the tournament,
Forbes winning in 10-S. So, e. Dodge
msde a stubborn fight, but went 10 pieces
IN the last set. Hooker i the only Yale
man now left in the tournament.
Only one match was played this after
noon, Whitman md Ware m Getting Hooker
ana Dodge in the semI-fnaI doubles. The
Yale men were the last representatives. of
that college lett in the dou bies ana they
fought well the first set. but were COM
pletely outclassed in the second. The
summary: Whitman and Ware of Har-
ward beat Hooker and Dodge OF Yale. Ga
6-2.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
ONE MORE FOB BAL7lM. Re.
Orioles Win With Ease the Third
Game in the Series for the
TemDie Gun.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 6.-The last ball game
OF the season and the third in the Temple cup
series was as dull and uninteresting a contest
as has been seen here fer many day. The
Baltimores won with ridiculous ease, and
closed their engagement here by practically
exhausting the pitching talent OF the Boston
nine.
In the three games all four of the new cham
pions' crack tWiriers have taken their turn in
receiving the severest kind of pounding, and
Tor The third successive game the home te am
was Obliged to make Il change before the game
was over. slight shower, however came up
Just as the Bostons were ending their halt and
the game called the score reverting to
the seventh and cutting off four runs and
five hits for the visitors. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
NEBRASKA WOMEN TO
BOYCOTT A CHURCH
Scheme of Methodist Ladies
to Enforce Recognition
of Their Rights.
VIII Not Shoulder Further Burdens
Until the Vexed Question
Is Settled.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL


LINCOLN, NEBR. oct. 6.-The women
mem be.s of the Methodist church in Ne
b-aska are about 10 inaugurate boy coti,
in order to enforce the church government
TO recognize the rights of women in the
church. At present the movement IS con-
fined TO the mem bers of the Methodist de-
nomination in the State, but the idea is
meeting with such favor by the ladies of
other denomination that it will probs-
bly, be adopted by others before the sub
ject is disposed OF.
II. Woodward OF this city. The lady has
been an earnest worker in the Methodist
church for long tim lie and has been active
in attempting 10 secure her sex proper
representation in the fairs of the church
Now she think they should adopt more
vigorous methods 70 demonstrate the
claims of the female memb bers of the
church. The plan she advocates is that
the ladies stop accepting any positions of
re responsibility in the church and refuse to
engage officially in the church affairs un-
til the long-agitated question is settled.
In view OF the fact that the proportion
OF female mem bers of the church to the
male mem oers is about the ratio of FIVE to
one, the plan, of course, would seriously
cripple the church, and If adopted gener-
ally will force a very early settlement of
the dispul..
No definite plan of action has yet been
agreed upon. The ministers of the church
in the State do not appear very much
alarmed, asserting that the women OF the
church love the work too we'll TO volun-
iarily resign their part ia the affairs OF
the denomination.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
CBEEDox AND MecoY MATCHED
Homes: John Kelly Viii Bring of The
Fight in CaRGdn.

Fight iH CaRGdn.
NEW YORK. n. Y. Oct. 6.-Den Cree
don and Kid Mccoy met tonight and
signed articles for finish fight to take
place between December 10 and December
80, and Honest Jonn Kelly" on behalf
of the Canadian Athletic Club, got the at
traction with an offer of $500
There was a misunderstanding as to the
weight, Creedon wanting 10 fight at 15S
pounds ana weigh in at clock the day
OF the fight. and Mccoy wanting to make
the same weight, but to weigh in at the
ringside.
They finally agreed to fight at CATCH
weights. Three sets of articles were drawn
up. Mccoy and Creedon signed them,
and then the bidding began.
w. A. Brady offered $40, 600 and agreed
to bring the light off in Nevada next April
two San Francisco clubs MADE offers on a
percentage basis; Louis Houseman OF
Chicago was willing to give $1,000. and
then John Kelly pu: in a bia OF $500,
agreeing to bring off the fight in Canada
and within 5000 miles of New York His
offer was accepted. He put up $1,000 10
$1,000 from each OF the principal as forfeit
money, and will name the date and place
within the next ten days. Creedon and
Mccoy will make side bet of $500.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
ZIMMERMAN 10 RACE AGAIN.
BfI Make HIS Reappearaace in Paris
Nert March.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 6-Arthur
Zimmerman, who defeated the fastest
cyclists in America, Europe and Australia
during the seasons of 1892, 1898 and 1894,
has decided to enter competition events
again, and believes he will be able TO make
the fastest men of the present day exert
themselves 10 the utmost TO defeat him.
Jimmy" will not make his reappear-
ance in this country. but signed con-
tract to-day with the management of the
new Princess track in Paris to ride in COM
petition races and record trials from
March to Septem Der 30. 1898.
The French fairly idolize Zimmerman
since his mem orable trip to their country
when he defeated ali Euro pean champions
with almost incredible ease. His sports
maniike behavior en6eared him to ali
riders. as well as TO the general public,
and the estimation he is held in there is
shown by the fact that q prominent cy-
cling event of the year is called the Prix
Zimmerman.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
new LAND OF GOLD
In THE FAR NORTH
Los Angeles Argonauts Start
for a Recently Found
Ell Dorado.
it Is Across the Mountains Fifty
Miles Southeast OF the
klondike.
SPECIAL Dispatch to TIE CALL

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Oct. 6.-Notwith.
standing that each arriving steamer from
Alaska brings tales of the hardships and
distress endured by the prospecIors along
the Yukon, another party of adventurers
has Just left this city, and others are pre-
pairing TO leave soon, their destination
being newly discovered mining region
nifty miles southeast of klondike, and
separated from that famous country by
the Rocky Mountain range.
The first news received in this city OF
the new fields came several weeks ago in
the form of letter addressed TO w. H.
FugaTd, Randsburg miner, by George
Iolman. The writer says:
''Unless you are positive that your mine
at RandsbuTg will yield you larger for
tune than you can handle, get together a
few men and JOIN me immedia ieIy. There
are big fortunes here
Fugard and eight Others employes of
the Los Angeles Railway Company. left
On Monday evening for San Francisco.
From there they will go by steamer to
Vancouver, thence bv the Canadian Pa
chic TO Edmonton. They go thence by
stage 10 Fort Calgary. The trip from ;his
point viii be made entirely by dog-sleds.
Another party will leave next Monday,
and will join the advance party al Ed
monton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
JAMIE 7 FIRST
TO TIE Wire
Wins the $4,000 Ken
lucky Futurity for
TWo-Year-OldS.
Driven by Fuller, She Takes
the Second Mile Heat
in 2:l5 IA.
Sallie Toler and Countess Eve Cap
ture Their Respective Events
at Lexington.
special pispatch to TEE Gail

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 6.-Another
large crowd witnessed the second day S
sport at the meeting of the kentucky
Trotting- Horse Breeders Association.
The weather was perfect and the track
fast. The event of the day was the $1,000
Futurity for two-year-olds. won in record
breaking time by JAMIE T, half-Sister to
Leone, which held the yearling race rec
ord OF 2:2S14 in 1892. Summaries:
The Wilson stake, 2:20 class, pacing. purse
$4,000, Sallie Toler won, Satin slippers second,
Nora L third. Best time, :0Slz
Two-year-old futuriIy, value $1,000, jamie T,
b. f., by Bowbells dam Nida (Fuller). won in
the Great second, Limerick thru. Charley
Herr, Miss Duke, Ambi and Matte Geraldine
also started.
2:l5 class, trotting, purse $1,000, Countess
Eve won, Or. Robinson second Sunland CLAW
third. Best time, 2:0915
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
OELRIcHS' CASHIER DEFAULTS.
viii Be Arrested on His Return From
His Vacation Trip to
EUrODe,

NEW YORK. N. Y, Oct. 6.-Detectives
will board the lloyd steamer Bar barossa
to arrest Carl Faber, the deiaulting
cashier of Herman Oelrichs & Co.. whose
peculations foot up from $4,000 to $50, 900.
Faber had been away on a four weeks
vacation and the shortage was discovered
during his absence. a bench warrant has
been issued by Judge Cowing. charging
grand larceny. He had charge of the
financial division OF the importing depart
ment of the firm.
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Wss0nea: REAfTr RTEAfTrel AhNsAA"
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UNABLE 10 tooA THEIR ISSUES.
No Compromise Betceen The Union. Pa
clItc aud Orenon Shnr.t Linz

No Compromise Bettceen The Union Pa
citic aud Oregon Shart Line.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 6.-Officiai notice
has been gwen by the Union Pacific to its
connections in the city that the negotia-
tions between shat road and the Oregon
Short Line have been brought to a con-
clusion without any OF the matters in dis =
pu lie being settled. There was a report
some days ago that the trouble had been
adjusted, but the notice sent out by the
Union Pacific settles that matter eonclu-
slvely. The Union Pacific absolutely re-
fuses to consider a proposition which em.
braces as part OF 1t the allowance to the
Oregon Short Line of greater proportions
than the established ones to all its con-
nections and all the other roads in the
cOuntrv.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
HIkSERs At SAN JOSE,
Oneko Maid the OnIy Out,ider 10 Earn
Brackets.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 6.-Four races
were decided at the county fair to-day.
The talent retrieved its losses of yester-
day, making but one mistake. Oneka
Maid. a long shot, won the i've iurIon =
dash. There were five heats in tbs 2:40
iroi, Eta Wilkes winning. Fanadma
took two heats In the 2:20 pace flora
ciIa took the first heat ana then Fitz Lee
won the next three.
Trotting, 2:40 class, Eta Wilkes won, Fam
adma second, Ned Thorn third. Best time,
2:20.
Pacing. 40 class, Fitz Lee won. Floraeita
second, Lynett third. Best q me, . la
Running. five furiongs. Oneko Mald won,
Dake OF York II second, Eroica third. Time,
1:023t
Running, about six furlongs. Mas0ero won,
Meadow LARK second. Mollie r third. Time,
1:1i3<
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
wREELAEs Ar Peoria.
Fine Sport on the Opentag Day of tn.
Fau Meetjn0.

PEORIA. III, Oct. 6-The first day OF
the Peoria Bicycle Clubs fall meeting was
a success as regards weather. attendance
and sport. Tne circuit chasers were rid
ing in great form and some Ene work was
done by the amateurs
Quarter of mile. open-Arthur Gardiner.
Chicago, Won; Harry Marsh, Chicago, second;
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
he,urt. Of Fre.no.. Rcc.,

FRESNO, CAL. Oct. 6-The attendance
at the races to-day was good and the
racing first class.
Five furlongs, two-year-olds, Kylee won, St
Cala;ine second, Queen May third. Tine, :O4
Five fuTlongs. RoGdwarmer Won Polish sec
ond. KITTY Brady third. Time, :O3
six iurlongs. Ne lor 5 won, Gtboetti ihbet
second, Minta Owen third. lime. 1:I7.
Six iurlonss, selling, Lena Won Howard
second, Emma third Time. 1:I5L
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07


O ng to them"
of me in
Ofanon Those possible to
for day
apsr was ecied.
Supervisor Bgy the new board received
The The effect that the board which
invalid
Office Mr. Bigey fastened
Mayor authorized
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

Tom Cooper, Detroit. third; Nat Butler, Bos-
ton, fourth. Time. :33 S-5.
One mile. open-Tom Cooper, Detroit, won !;
Chicago, third: A. c. Mertens, st. Paul
fourth. Time, 2 :09 So
Two miles, dicap-Dr. A. L Brown,
Cleveland won; II. r. S:eensou, Day ton, sec
ono; Nat Butter, Boston thru: Watson Cole
man, Boston, fourth. Time, "a 3.5.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
SUMMARY 7

Earned runs-Baltimore 2, Boston 2 Two-base
hits-McGraw, Doyle. sto.en bases - 1enney
poy Donoe plays Long and Dufy- First
daHz A. Hit b. pitched bali-By Lewis / by
kiobedanz l, by Hofer /. Time OF camel nour
and 55 minutes Umpires-Hurst aud Emslie. At
fandance. 5uuO
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

fixing
fore demedgu OF nai auc
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fmc
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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
Neal Do,r nemor,af se,rsc.,.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 6-The general
officers OF the National Women's Temper
ance Union have requested all the local
unions to hold m moral services for the
late General Neal Dow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
CREsPo DANGnRoUsLf III
Alarming Condition of the President n,
tenszMsfU.

tssasznefa.
NEW YORK. n. Y. Oct. Ga special
from Caracas, Venezuela, to the Herald
says: President Joaquin Crespo is dan
gerously Ill, and grave fears are feIt ,o-
MS recovery. His condition is so serions
that yice-PresiGent Senior Alvarez is tenn
porariiy acting as President of the Re-
public.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
A BAD PRECEDENT, SAYS BAGGETT.

W. T. Bagge They nd with
bad
establish,
that offending officers
This
will y
in ALI
be
the calendar. settled"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
McENERNEY SAYS 1T is NOT FINAL

c
decides according
Office.
Wallace
p OF American Jurisprudence punish
which n They follows: c
FirsiI
ne c
ThdAre
9 office pending the hearing appeala Yes"
taking
appo
This
FfthHas
9 the a ac
too
levy signed elected acting
. Mayor? NO"
This the substance
appeal
. Office. 6
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
o
JUST WHAT DEVANY EXPECTED.

thought be
Of
. will pIlng
the elected Of
have heard refused
x Will nothing as far as
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
ON E4STfRN TRACKS,.
Purser's BWckrn Btas Handicap a
6gueduct,


Purser's Bucktrn Mas q Handicap at
6queduct.
AQUEDUCT TRACK, n. Y, Oct. g.
Buckws, pilo:ed by Willie Martin, took
the handicap to-day by short head from
Lobengula with Thorpe up. The winner
was favorite in the betting. Three OF the
first choices landed purses.
Five furIongs two-year-olds selling
Gen. Maeeo 9y (O'Connorl, d to ol..........l L
$Loug acre lO1 e. orb, s., 7 to 5.......... ....2
The Kid lo7 lThorpe), 20 ..... -.,......-.....s
lO7. Julius Clesar I07 selvonIa IO4 and Gnspec-
tion lOl also ran ~Favorite,
One mfle selling
albert 5 l04 tThor. el 10 ol.;..................1
James Monroe SO (HewiD. 5 10 o1.................S 8
d%s a. RfS Ro6esr 6ea Terra 1e2 o. III
Rossifer 95 also RAJ. *Favorite.
a bout seven furlongs-
KinniKin ME "a CIV Martini. TO 5..............1
indoouet 100 (rnorpe), 10 l. 1..................2
Time oIag I4s or.oi af1' nd 70 oS Alice Farley Io
and Burnap lUO alsoran. sFavorite.
one and a sixteenth miles bandicap-
*Buckw, us (W. Martin). to ol..............l
Lobengula o. CThorPeb to to1....................2
Time. :4s. Ben kder 1926. Brandy wine 9s,
orion 10 Maurlve 10, Campania e2 and Our
Johnny 9s also ran ~Favorite.
Five furiong. selling
*Nearest 100 (Maher). even.................
GypceIver log fThorpe) 7 to s 80 ,
Mr.. Reeves 95 (o'ConnoT), 10 to 1............ 3
lime. :o2$4. Festa 1OS so ran. *Favorite.
One mile selling
+Manassas 103 tHewittl, to 2............I
Belle of Killarney IS (6ee) Is 10 1.............S
Time, l;421s. Astral lo7. Hi Daddy s5 and
CHICAGO, I'LL. Oct 6-Favorites. with
single exception, swept everything be.
fore them, Travis beiug the only one to
meet with defeat. Tommy Burns rode
three OF the winning horses.
six furIongs selling
LOyaletis TO- q. Woods 5 to L.................I
Fo felt 1902 (Reltz), - to ol................... 2
(. II. whean lo2 (DOnaldson). 12 to /. -. 8
ator Quay IU5. Elsie d IO7 Warren Point IOT
%Iravis liz and senator Morrell l12 also ran
sFavorite.
Five furonss selling
*Daily Racing Form 81 GRAY, ,even..l
Rus<in l04 IT. Burnsl, Ito o5......-............2
Lottie Burns 81 tDonadsonJ, 20 to 3
Halsmouut 81, Judge Napton 80 Jay Bird 80 and
Nj. Charleston 1Uo also ran. ~favorite.
*MeAdowthorpe 1o3 CBurnsl, Ito 2. 2...... /
DR. sheppard l03 CCAyweodl- 2 to 1............. .
Moriecai 81 (Weaver), 20 TO 1............ 3
Time, l:4L Franby 1O9 also ran. ~Favorite
SAbuse liz II Burns), even ---..-..........
SHAY W 04 (R Narvaez) even............2 .
GOightly l0i a. BaTrett), 10 / ............. 3
Time. l:oo sugarfOOi lO4 and Chenille i04
also ran. sEqual choices.
Owners hsndicap one mile and seventy yards
Buck Massie go ct. Burns), 3 to 5...,....
The Swan rs o. Word,), 5 to 2............. 9 2
David Tenny "a (W. Dorsey, 3 to l....,... 3
Time, l:4413 Three starters.
Six furlon=s, selling
sW 4 = lO3 veret5), 10 to5...........l
sea Robb-r 107 (F. Burns). 3 to I.........,,.. 2
Uncss 1C3 (CAyw od). to 1.-.................3 3
Time, IA Tony HGnig 95, Titrola q6 Diers
90, Lizzie Lies les, >ilver Set 104 aud Plunlerfa
los a 50 ran. SFayorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
YAA HEEsr KNockED our.

Pat TO Sleep in Ell CEN Rounds by Oscar
Gardner.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. Oscar Gard
ner knocked out Johnny Van Heest in the
eleventh round of what was TO have been
atwenty-round fight at 40 pounds before
the Navarro Athletic Club here tonight,
The eleventh round was but a minute.
yhen the Knockout blow, right swing
on the Jaw was delivered.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
LACKMANN WILL STAY.

Supervisor LackmannI decision
will old will
before
would good
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct 6.-Result:
al Latouia:

Seven furlongs, selling, Dago won, Parson
second, Lady Britannia thiId. Time, :3011.
SIX iuIlongs. Frank Thompson won. Pontus
second, M1llstresm third. Time, 1:153I.
One mile, Whateryou won, Belle brambIe
second. Madeline third. Time, :433I
One mile, Madrilene won. F,ssy r second,
We Know II third. Time, :453I.
Five iurlongs, The Red fIl1y won. Lena
Myers second, Confirm third. Time 1:o3Aa
seven furlongs, selling, Kalitan won. D0mi-
MICA second, Faunette third. lime, 1929
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

Five furIonCs, two-y r-olds. selling
Gen. Maeeo 9y (O'Connorl, To 1. 1............l
~Loug acre 101 q orb, s., to 5. 5.......... ....
The Kid 107 tThorPe), 20 l...... -............ j
lime. l:0214. GeHard l07 Harry Craw ord
107 Julius Cesac l07 SelvorIa I04 and Inspec-
tion 1OI also ran. ~Eayorits,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

DETROIT. MICH, Oct. 6.-The attend
ance was large and the sport of an excel
lent character at Windsor to-day. Track
fast.
Six furlongs, selling, Mover won, Tommy
1:15M.
Seven furlongs, Go To Bed won. Tally Ho
second, Mary Prather third. Time, :291$.
Fonso second, Florie third Time l :03I%
One mile, selling, Traveller won, Elsket
second, Gioja third. Time. 49,
Six furlongs. selling, GaSperone won Braxey
second, Gomor third Time, :l51&.
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One mile, selling

Albert lU4 tThorI e. 90 l..,..................1
Old ~augus lu5 (Hirsch), 5to observation-disclosures. 2
James Monroe 80 (Hewig), 10 1....-.-.-......-. 8
Time. :4l34. ~Rev del TERRA 102. w p Ill,
Dalg retti 81, I,oberg Bonner 81 Waterman 81 and
Rossfer 95 also RAJ. *FavOrile.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
Concurring Opinion.

Section Of the act found
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

AQUEDUCT TRACK. n. Y, Oct. O.
Buckws, pio:ed by Willie Martin, took
the handicap to-day by a short head from
Lobengula with Thorpe up. The winner
was favorite in the betting. Three OF the
first choices landed purses.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

a bout seven furlongs-
kinnikin ME ia CIV Martin), z TO 5.............l
indoouet 100 (Tnorpe) s 10 l. l.-............. =
-. A. Gray p Taral), 8 to 5 5.............,,.. ?
Time, l:2434. Oriol nd 100, Alice Farley 1OS
and Burnap lU0 alsorsn. %Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct 6-Favorites, with
a single exception, swept everything be.
fore them, Travis beiug the only one to
meet with defeat. Tommy Burns rode
three OF the winning horses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-02-11
HOW TO SERVE OYSTERS.

Not All Cooks Know How to Fry Them
Properly.
Oysters are very seldom Dreaded and
fried at home in perfect manner. The
mistake which most cooks make is to
incase them in egg and bread crumbs
This is seldom a success. The coating
comes off, giving TO the oysters a pie
bald appearance, and they are usually
overlooked in the attempt TO brown
them evenly.
For a dish of fried oysters, select
sound oysters which have just been
opened. Ii is more essential that the
oysters shall be fine favored than that
they shall be large, though large oy
sters are desirable. Flatten each
oyster slightly and lay them in fresh
milk while you prepare a mixture of
equal parts of sifted cracker crumbs
and flour. Oyster crackers, or the
richest butter crackers, are good for
this purpose. Let the fat be very hot
Drain the oysters one by one out of
the milk, and dip them into the pull
verified crackers and flour. Lay them
in a wire basket and immerse them in
the hot fat for two or three minutes.
Drain them, lay them for a minute on
coarse brown paper. and slip them on
a folded napkin and place them on a
hot platter. Garnish them with little
parsley and quarters of lemons.
The folded napkins which are laid on
rlatters for the reception of fried ar
ticles should be of some cheap quality.
kept for this purpose. They should bs
about half yard square and half a
dozen will be enough for use in a fam
lily.
When fried articles have been proper
~ cooked al d drained, the napkins will
hardly be greasy, but they are intend
ed 20 absorb any remnant OF grease
which may be left. a mere dash Of
cayenne is sometimes added to fried
oysters before they are cooked. Serve
with the fried oysters the thinaest
daintest slices of graham bread, lightly
buttered. The whitest. crispest celery
is also a delightful accompaniment
n. Y. Tribune.