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E. w. Miner of Richmond spoke in reply,
thanking the mayor and city of Alexandria
for such hearty welcome. He said that
the council had come through a victorious
year and We're now assembled under most
favorable circumstances. He hoped that
the convention would prove a blessing to
the city ere 1t passed out of her gates.
State Councillor Keeton then opened the
business part of the convention. Today, at
1 o'clock, the body will be photographed,
ard tonight an elaborate banquet will be
held.
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Police Court.


Mayor Simpson disposed of number Of
cases in the police court this morning as
follows
Frank Cook and Lee Lash were arraigned
to answer two charges, one for engag ing in
a fight in FleiSc hmann'S Hotel, and the
other for making an assault on a third
party. Cook forfeited s. collateral by his
non-appearance, and Lash was fined s..
Officers Davis, Beach and Proctor made the
arrests.
George Griffin and Joseph Langley, white
youths, arrested by Officer Roberts on a
charge of throwing stones at a third party,
were fined each $3.50
William Shelton, colored. was arrested by
Officers Deane and Young on a charge az
disorderly conduct. The case vas dis
missed.
Robert Hopkins, colored arrested by
Officer Goods, on a charge of unlawfully
retaining young womans ring, testified
that he had thrown it away, whereupon
the mayor fined him s..
Several persons were up to answer
charges of keeping unlicensed dogs. They
were informed that unless a license were
taken out for each dog by a specified date
they would be fined
Depreciation at Night.
Mr.. Hardy reported this morning to the
police that his house on Queen street be-
twsen Pitt and St Asaph streets had been
entered by two men last night, who drew
a pistol on his wife and then secured S235
in money from Mrs. Hardys dress In the
report no description of the mems appear
ance could be given. The police are at
work on the case
Lost Boy Found.
Constable Grady of Alexandria county
telephoned from St. Asaph to the police
station this morning that he had recovered
the colored boy, Harry Grant, who left
his home on PendletCn street about a week
ago. Officer Goods was dispatched to St e.
Asa phi and the boy was found to be the one
for whom the police We're searching.
Death of John II. Raines.
John H. Raines, prominent merchant of
this CITY, died about IL o clock today, after
a very BRIEF Illness, at his residence, 3l4
King street. Mr.. Raines' sudden death
shocked the entire community. He was a
publfc-spirited man, a consistent member
of the Southern Methodist Church, and.
though not a native of this town. had iden
here several years ago and started I'M bnsf-
ness. Shortly afterward he married Miss
Martha Watkins Of this city Mr. Raines
was @ brother of Mrs. j. G. Cockev His
death was said to be due to rheumatism Of
the heart.
General Matters.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Mason. weii-known citi-
zen of Fairfax county, whose death oc-
Cured last Saturday. was buried at Ac-
cotink. Fairfax county, yesterday after
noon. The funeral was largely attended
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General Matters.

Mr.. Samuel NJ. Mason. a weii-lnown citi-
zen of Fairfax county. whose death oc-
CURED last Saturday. was buried at Ac-
cotink. Fairfax county, yesterday after
noon. The funeral was largely attended.
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ST VENDEN

Dos hermosas fncas, una de cafe de 200
cuerdas de terreno mas menOs. con cuarenta
de aquelfruto, entire nuevo de cosecho, pro-
uuciendo actualmente 125 fanegas, pudiendosem-
brarse mas producer mas, con la misma plan
taci6n que hoy posee tiene dos casas una de 20
varas cobijada de zinc, dos maquinas de mano,
secadOras y todo 10 de mas necesarlo, para la
recollection acondicionamiento del fruto. La
otra de 600 cuerdas, llamada Mango, mag
nifcas vegas dOnde Sc cOsecha de los mejores
tabacos de Puerto Rico, segdn esta va acredi-
tado, propias tamben para cana de azucar y
toda clase de frutos del pals, incluso pasto ma
logillo y buenos cercados para la crianza de ga
nadO: tiene ademas magnlfica vivienda,
con bajos para tienda, horno de pan, pesebre, va
rios almacenes y ranches para la recollection
de frutOs. >Esta stuada en- Ell caminO que con-
duce q Ciales, la circunda Ell rio mayor par
te la atravesara la carretera, que hasta aquel
pueblo Sc esta construyendo actualmente 10
cual le dara mayor inportancia, toda vez que
Sc pOdra cOmunicar con ambOs pueblOs, sin va
dear ning1n paso de rio Ell puente que sobre
este Sc ha de colocar en- la fnca Els buen
punto de tienda como tai Sc garantiza, pues
esta situada en- caminO centricO. Ambas fncas
estan a media hora de esta poblaci6n y Sc ven
den juntas por estar colindantes. En- elias podra
Ell comprador emplear todos gustos y atcio-
mes de agricultor, pues producer toda clase de
frutos del pals, sea de nuestra riqueza agrico-
la. Para informes dirigirse D. Juan D.
Antonio Sim0. Manatl.
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~ Refri6ndose al entierro del que fu6
estimado amigo nuestro seilor don Juan Ma
yoral Y Barnes, dice <El Autonomista,, de
Ponce: <Fu& una verdadera manifestation
de simpatfas la que hizo numerosfsimo con.
tingente de la ilustrada sociedad ponoena, al
scompailar s su Ultima morsda el cadaver
de aquel excelente amigo y benem6rito ciu.
dadano. Antecedfa al coche funebre uno
cargado deeoronas, obsequios de la amistad
y de la familis, de cuyos stmbolos de afecto
habfa tam pi6n muchos sobre Ell sf6retro. Des.
Pidi6 el duelo ell alcalde sef1or Gautier enco-
miando los m6ritos del fnsdo en- todas las
fases de 50 vida pdblica privada y los
mdltiples servieios prestados q Ponce por ell
amigo & quien dAbamos eterna
despedida. iQae descanse en- psz ell ino'vi-
dable Juan; por ouya p6rdida reiteramos el
p&aame deacOna0ladOa dend0sl.
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gratuito oalumniador del se7or Salas. En-
todas parties suele haber un Judas, pero aquf
pareoe que hay uno de muy mala f6.''
~. El ayuntamiento de Toa'baja,
iniciativa de su digno presidente, acord6
contribuir con la suma de Glen pesos para Ia
suscripci6n nacional, alberta con el fin de
atender & los gastos de la guerra, conce-
der igual suma para reforzar la compaffa
de Voluntarios de la referida localidad, en-
la que han ingresado recientemente buen nd'
nero de individuos. Tambi&n ell senior don
Gerardo Tonalledas ha &C ntribuido con una
pieza de drill para trajes de los nuevos vo'
luntarios. Digno de APPLAUSE es ell despren-
dimiento de dicho sefior, asf como al lau daa
BILE prooeder de la sala capitular de Toa bal O
y de gu celoso presidente, nuestro querid
amigo ell seilor Salas.
~ El ID del oorriente, por la noche,
fu@ asesinada en- Juncos, una mujer llamada
Etanislada Calderdn, siendo ell autor del he
oho su concubino Maximino Centr6n. Ell Ca
dAver de la infeliz mujer presentaba heridas
Ell el vientre y ouello.
~. Sc ha empezado hoy & trabajar en-
las GALES de esta capital, en- las obrss del
acueducto que estuvieron paralizadas du'
rante los 1ltimos dfas. -.-~~--~-~- ,~-
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Dice un colegs peninsular:

y la escena de estos personajes Collioi -
senor Rossato, o,-Sohamard-senor Viale-
y Benoit Verdagaer. Este 1itimo
es c6mioo en- extreme, 50 desarrollo es tan
facil, que su final es recibido co8srisas
aplausos.
81 duo con que termina el acto, que
cantaron COMO no es possible hacerlo mejor
la Stehle y Garbfn, fu6 una ovaoi6n grande,
espontanea merecidfsima9no solo para el
autor, sino para los dos eminentes artistss
que interpretan maravilla los personajes de-
Mimi" 'Rodulfo''.
Algp SO enfrio ell pdblico dursnte Ia
primera mitad del acto segundo, q. resulta
primera vista confuse, inexplicable y, sin
embargo, % de una faotura superior, aunqae
POGO ineligible. Aquellos ooros de mule
res, ni1los = hombres, oombinados en- forma
vara, con una polka edrsi, pero muy propia,
dada la situacion, y una Marcia militsr,
desprovista, como es l6gico, de inetrumen'
taoi6n briilante, ferman IN conjunto musical
tan abigarrado, que produce sorpresa y
silencio.
Termina con un walls sugestivo-como
dice ell argumento-cantado por "Masseta''
-senorita Garcia Rabio, y aunque vulgar
ligero, estA tal bien presantado le did
tanto relieve nuestra gentil compatriota, que
rompi6 ell hielo, siendo 1eoibido con grsndes
aplausos, de los cuales participaron todos
los artistas.
Llegamos al acto tercero, que es quisks
ell mejor del 'spartito'', y s partir de 81 "a
radie duda del &xito de ''La beh9me.
El duo de tiple y baritone, el terceto =
el cuarteto final, son de ana factura admira-
BILE, que lleva al publioo al entnsiasmo deli.
rante. La nota amorosa, tierns, apasioneds,
puesta con rara fortuna On los acentos de
<Rodulfo, <Mimf, esta fundida de ma
nera sorprendente, con las frases desgarra-
das, chillonas, de nina, que Sc <arroisn,>
atropellAndose unas s otras, <Musseta, y
<Marcelo,, que ell efecto es tan grande, tan
suggestive, que las dltimae notas no se oye-
ron en- realidad, ahogadas por Ia estrusndosa
ovaci6n con que fu6 reoibido ell ouarteto.
Salieron + la termination seis siete
veees los artistas escena, y al fin hubo de
repetirse ell cuarteto. Ls Stehle, que hssta
tenor injusti6oado, dadas sus eminentes
condolences, que, como genial artists, posee,
al repetir ell 'saddio'' tuvo frases tan inspi.
radas, que fueron interrumpidas por ''bra-
vos'' enthusiasts y nuevos aplausos.
El maestro Vigna tambi6n fu6 obi jeto
de inmensa ovaci6n despues de este acto,
saliendo & esoena en- union de los artistas.
FL tltimo acto de Ella boh&me, caus6
una impresi6n agradabilfsima.
Tiene, como todoe, perfectamente COM
binadas la nota o6mica con la drsmatica;
tanto, que cuando todavfs no ha dejado eli
pub1ioo de reir ante algopas eseenas ehis'
pesntes. ouando entra <Mimf,, moribunds,
sembrar ell panioo y Ia tristeza entre los
bohemios.
La oanci6n del bsjo es de una melan'
cola arrebatadora. Rossato <dijo. est&'
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nos ->-------A rv. ov.1ov, 4us auemas del
franqueo ordinario deben poner ell sello de
dos centavos de sobre tasa, por impuesto de
guerra, pues sin ese requisite quedan deteni-
das las cartas en- Ell oorreo. 3-3
*** Don Antonio Arrieta, primer te-
niente do la 9. " companfa del g.. Bata'
Hon de voluntarios, vecino de Toa ha ia, nos
informa. que el capataz de Ia hacienda
<Constancis,, senor DAvila, vecino de la
playa del Dorado, le dijo On ell dia de aver
que como desde las dos de la tarde SO
norte de aquel poblado: el oanoneo era
fuerte, prolongado, sostenido, como 81 Sc
estuvera librando un combate naval.
Dice el eeflor Arrieta que en- efecto oy6 el
calloneo desde las tres y media hasta las
cinco y 35 minutos, hora en- que tom6 pasa.
je en- 81 ferrocarril para venir la Capital.
El ca7oneo sc eentfa hacfa ell Noroeste bien
claro aunque lejano.
*. Sigue trabaj j&ndose con gran &C.
tividad en- ell Ferrol en- las fortifoaciones de
Monte Faro.
~. Don Jose Usera do Ponce ha ofre.
dido la Comisi6n departmental de la
<Crux Roja. dar todos los dias una ternerita
para los heridos que resulten en- la campana
centra los yankees, hacienda Waldo el ofre'
cimiento desde que caigan los primeros he
ridos.
~. El vapor frances "Manoubla" car.
60 Gu Maysguez para Europa 1890 saoos
pesando LOG Ga kilos cafe.
hcnnurnc CONTRA. INCENDIOS y MARI
ko06uIVo TIMOS tipos m6dicos en- las
Companies de primer orden, demo
HAMBURGo BREMENsE de Hamburgo.
RoETE GERMAN1cA, 0' is'Hfa de Ham6urgo: Gi%a"9:
-, Los siniestros Sc pag aquf con Rrontitud
plat, San JUAN 30-25.
~ Segan la rectifcaci6n de primer
de Diciembre de 1896, eli n1mero de habio
tsntes de Madrid asciende s 1886 de los
cuales 263 060 son hombres, cd decir, que
en- Ia villa corte hay "a 525 muj jeres mas q.
hombres, que solo alcanzamos la cifra de
228.535. .(De eel Heraloo> de Madrid.)
~. Desde ell Q de JUNO quedare-
mos sin agente en- Vega.alta, por renuncia
del que desempena ell cargo. ST alguna per.
soma de respetabilidad quiere hacernos ese
servloio, le estimaremos que nos eecriba,
pues dc 10 contrario suspenderemos ell Pc
rlodlcO en- dlcha fecha. 3--3
~. No puede negarse que la leotura de
libros impresos con lujo, acknowledgements
llustrados esorltos por los primeros literatos
y hombres competentes, es uno de los place.
res mas sanos y m as fructuosos de que pue-
da disfrutarse. En- Francia, ell cor ocido
editor Fayard, ha iniciado la publication de
una biblioteca titulada *'La vida literaria'',
que aparece semanalmente, que por sus
circumstances constituye el dltimo progreso
de la librerfa ecoE6mica Consta cada cua-
derno entrega, de 80 paginas de texto. que
pesar de "a fn6mo preoio, de 'tdiez c6nti-
mos por ouaderno, Sc imprime en- hermoso
papel con caracteres de luj 10 8 ilustraciosee
no comures, crcunstrncias todas que prestan
& las entregas marcado sello artfstico. El
cuaderno s6ptimo, publioado en- estos dias,
q
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4 los Carpinteros

OS cat eUS al o R69G ~ Ga gSaeEH G1sr1 A0
Ell CAPRICHO San JustO 81, eXhiben mueStraS de
msderas trabajada stas coocar preeos sumamen
deseen baaustre Jorneados calados conisas lees
cavotes toda clase de calados
del cOmpraGor.
PUEfsr AS Y VENTANAs. Este importante ramo me-
rece nu grande atencion prOporcionamos
case l. inglesa pgertas ersanss de cual
mas de TREINTA POR CIENTO de los precios usuaes.
CASAS COMPLETAS: podemos entregar las mederas
istas para armar kiosCO cuarquer eifciO
pida
Sc hacen baras de catre tnpgeros rOperos fabri
ca toda clase de cajns para industriaS
Ecocomia de tempo de dinerO. 60-47
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En- ell Principe Alfonso
-Estreno de la opera del maestro Pucc;nS
Ella bohenae2.

Estreno de la opera del maestro Puccin5
Ella bohemes,
Dice un colega peninsular:
Desde hace dos a1ios viene hablkndosa
entire los maestros a6cionados al arte mu-
sical de la nueva obra del autor de <Edgsr
Manon Lescaut,, en- Ia que, segan SO decfs,
reveaba Puocini un seguro .adelanto, mos
trandose como compositor original de-
gran vafa.
Estas presunciones en- cuanto la obra
y las noticias one de su 6xito en- todos los
teatros donde - cants SO tenfan, eran sufi.
cientes esperanzas para que el triunfo fuer.
grande en- nuestras escena, ell p6blieo,
compenetrandose con ell pensamiento del
maestro. acogiera con entusiasmo una obra
de tanto relieve y color como Ella boh6me,
La rapidez.con que nos vemos obligados
escribir estas lfDeas, nos priva en- absolute
de haoer en- estos momentos un estudio orfti-
co, pues lo serio requiere trsnquilidad
tempo, del que no disponemos, por 10 cual
nos limitamos reproduoir, con la mayor
fdelidad possible, ell efecto que produjo esda
uno de los momentos musioales en- el pabli.
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Gran OeStiIeria

|0-@- 7
11tHU t1kStISt!l1 Id Manuel AmbrOsan. Ponce Pto-
O'u" O~~~~''~ Rico. - F. Importation drecta de
vnos cognacs anisado ginebras fnas, vermOuth
De Ia compania esabecd en- Jerez de la Frontera.
atendera los peddos puntualidad Precios muy po
Dulares garanzan los productos de la los inn
Manuel Ambrosan Ponce 1915
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La SuScriDcion djreCta

-. La SuSCrIpCl0n dIreCta
ell trinest1e, adelono1os. No se,ri11n s,tscrip-
clones SIN Pogo o1elontodo. Sc re1eden hacer renee-
SOS en- selIos de correos giros de la preso, 1letes
Hogan
a. 5ss!s !!s
Agrandes males $2s5 %s$SSS @ ;:
syt % % ssp5S s
SFf
Coche rSemana e; :s:Hs ?; =: ys::
Il %SSSSs SE
asentos de Capital a Guayama. vice-versa 1870
! ids'n i' " ": ""cayeyy {" :" s:Se
HorAEse cocbe sara nvaria6iemente los das va ind
us liz S s
te esta capital 0rcasitas s9liyeras CrEz 7lde en-
Scybas ds sa s. bonde Hotel Juan de
cmnrnco La gran Empresa de Coches de los
CHI Esd <senores MASSO Y RAMIREZ de
Cayey, ha nombrado Agente en- es-
ia Capital a don Benito Zalduondo, quedando
instalada dicha agencia su establecimiento
~La Luna~, San Francisco 35, esquina <Cruz>
frente 4 la plaza de Armas
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito, Goa
mo, Banos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Daz.
Ponce, Guayama, Arroyo, Salinas y Aguas
Buenas. Precios sin ompetencia. Telefono,
mum. 240.-NOTA. Esta empresa tiene com
binaci6n especial que permite tener siempre
esta Capital buenos coches a disposition del
p1blico, 4 la hora que los necesite.
Recuerdese\l la direoci6n: establecimiento
ola Luna~, plaza>de Armas, Capital: 30~-24
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de &La Correspondence de Puerto co> vole 50. so
Ell trinest,e, adelontodos No Sc se,vird s,tscrip-
clones SIN pngo odeldntodo. Sc 1o,1etlen hdcer
seltos de cor7eos, giros de lo prenso, betes
p1eaaei0dos etectivo.
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4 grandeS males

e1s cuerpo y &C., el @ espirita! Sc impone deyo'
los medicos mas eminentes, como e
derOsO v vitaliZadOr mas rapido."
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u2r del 0acro Fcnda posada de GaSaeE
- NV gu situada la mejor mas c6ntrica calle
la poblacion Sc admten pupos temporadas, preci
vencicnales. I'm cubierto reales i'd;
catre idem. 15-1
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Farm Notes.

Purchase bran and oil meal to feed
with the straw.
A good dairy cow is always hearty
eater and drinker.
It is safe plan to apply all manure
on a plowed surface.
Fences on the farm are like tax
they must be kept up.
The old-time grasses hold their own
against all newcomers.
The successful farmer now must be
a wide-awake business man.
Plan to grow as far rs possible all
Of the grain grown on the farm.
The advantage in grinding feed de-
ponds largely upon how it is fed.
Do the most Of the farm work with
good brood mares or growing colts.
When the hogs begin to bed close to-
gether is tb" time to look for lice.
During Che winter comfort is an i'm
portant item in securing good gain.
Buying stock and then buying feed
to feed them rarely proves profitable.
A calf will never get over the effects
OF being stunted during Its first win
ter.
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is feet back Of the front bolster.
The front axle is AKA inches and is ~
feet long measured inside the wheels.
The height of the frame resting on the
holsters is Is inches. The king bolt is
201a inches long and goes through the
bolster and axle at and is kept in
place by means of key. The short
piece of iron h is bolted to the cross
piece and attached to the iron g. The
side boards can be taken off at will,
which leaves the top perfectly fiat.
These are 10 feet inches long on the
side and IL inches high. The end
boards are feet inches long with 2
inch Stats nailed on to keep them up
right. In Fig. 2, is the sideboard, +
the end board, g the side beam, d the
cross beam, h the back axle and the
+ tongue. This wagon cost me So, be-
sides my own work, and did all of it
except the blacksmithing. Every man
who has fair set Of tools can build
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Driving.

Driving.
The first requisites Of a good driver
are cool head, a watchful and ready
finger, with a quick understanding Of
the needs and requirements of his
horse, says Our Animal Friends. He
must also be ready to detect any OBJ
ject by the roadside that would be like
ly to annoy the horse, and to compre-
bend in a glance the character Of the
road that lies ahead of him. No quick
tempered, loudvoiced man can expect
to have quiet, obedient horse, and the
undue haste of the impatient driver to
correct what seems to him misbehavior
is one of time reasons why so many
horses are dangerous to drive. Much
of the abuse, however, to which the
horse is subjected arises more from ig-
norance and carelessness than from
wanton cruelty. Few persons give
proper attention to the details of driv-
ing, forgetting that it is attention to de-
tail which makes the difference be-
tween the expert driver and the I'M
skilled
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A Farm Signboard.

AS means by which the farmer may
make known his wants to his neigh
bors and those who pass his place the
editor of the Michigan Farmer recon-
mends farm signboard of planed and
matched lumber surrounded by mold
ing, with the name Of the farm and it's
owner painted in large white letters on
black background at the top, and with
it's lower part painted with black paint
and liquid stating for using crayons in
advertising what you want to buy, pro-
cure or dispose of. The accompany
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Hats in the House of Commons.

Once more the great hat question
not the matinee, but the ordinary silk
hat of cOmmerce-has been before the
House Of Commons, owing to a sad
misadyenture which befell the ''tile'
of Sir Francis Powell, member for VII
gan. Our legislators are sadly ham,
pered with their hats. If they leave
them in the vestibule they may find
themselves in the predicament of Mr..
Gladstone, who, on one occasion, felt
obliged, "after question put" to adj
dress the Chair. In such a contingency
It is imperative that member DESTROYS
of speaking should be covered. Mr..
Gladstone never brought his hat into
the House, and the consequence was
that he had to borrow the solicitor
generals (now Lord HerschelD for the
occasion, and, as it was much too small
for him, the then prime minister was
obliged to balance it on his head like
a iuggler while he explained his views
to the Speaker. But if to avoid such
q predicament members carry their
hats with them to their seats, there Is
always the danger that, in the excite
ment of their speeches, they will tele-
scope the articles by sitting on them.
The late Mr.. Beresford- Hope and Sir
George Campbell were good friends to
the hatters in that respect, for nearly
every grafton they made entailed the
collapse Of one hat and the purchase of
another. Yesterday Sir Francis Pow
ell was very eloquent, but unfoTfun
ately forgot that he had left his Drill
liant "chimney-pot'' on the seat. So
after his perorafion, he sat down heav-
ily, not on the seat, but on his hat,
which gave a 'tscrunch' and then as
sumed the form Of MINDLESS concer-
tina. while the House cheered the hon
orable members accident. = London
Telegraph.
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Sunshine Cake.

Beat the yolks of four eggs until very
thick and light; add to them gradually,
beating all the while, one and one-Ralf
cupfuls Of powdered sugar. Whip the
whites of eleven eggs to stiff, dry
froth; add a part of them to the eggs
and sugar. Stir in lightly one cupfuI
of pastry -four, measured after 1t has
been sifted five times, and in which has,
been stirred one teaspoonful of cream.
of tartar; then cut in the remainder OF
the whites. Aud one teaspoOnful of
vanilla, turn into an INCREASED mould
and bake for forty-fve minutes in a.
mo6Qra 20 oven
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-02-10
English Plum Pudding.

Three cupfuls of -four, one cupful OF
bread crumbs, two and one-half cup
fuls of beef suet, chopped very fine,
four cupfuls of raisins, stoned and
chopped, four cupfuls of currants, pick
ed, washed and dried, two cupfuls Of
sugar, two ounces Of citron, chopped
fine, the juice of one lemon and four
beaten eggs. Dredge pudding cloth
with -four, put in the pudding tie loose
ly, plunge i'm boiling water and boil for
eight hours.