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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
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(By Telegraph to Virginlan- Pilot.)
Washington. May 29.-Thc United
States Supreme Court adjourned to-
day for the term. During the session
the court disposed OF 5l9 cases. leav-
ing SO2 cases on the docket. At tht
close Of the las; previous term the
docket contained 3lS eases.
The court ordered n new trial in the
case of Marcus y. Spur. late presiden,
OF the Commercial National Bank. OF
Nashville. Tenn, charged with acts
which assisted in wrecking that bank
This order Is in reversal of the decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Appeals for the
Sixth circuit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
BERKELEY.

The Town Council met last night.
Vice President MILESTONE presiding.
Messrs Williams. Jacocks, HUMPHREYS,
Martin. Bland. Roach and Robertson
answered at roll call.
An ordinance was read prohibiting
music and loudness in barrooms. and
Imposing fine OF not less than SIS nor
more than $40 for violating It,
y communication requesting the re-
moval OF steps projecting across the
SIDE walk in front Of Mr.. Neville's res
lcence on Chestnut street, was referred
TO the Improvement Board, with in
structions to comply with 1t.
The Public Property Committee was.
empowered to erect q house in rear OF
the Council Chamber for the accom-
mediation Of hose wagon and street
sprinkler.
Judge Parker was given a hearing
and advocated tho granting of q per-
mt TO MIR. Rine to erect saloon on
the corner Of Card and Joy street,
meeting.
Mt. Martin. who represented Council
IN the condemnation of land for ceme-
tory purposes. was requested to ask
the County Court to confirm the APP
praisement and report of the Condem-
nation Commissioners.
Mr.. w n.iams reported that the com
portsmouth Councils. appointed to as
| certain the cost OF Craney Island as a
quarantine station had been unable to
mold meeting and was continued as
the representative OF Berkeley
Or. Morgan's term as Health officer
naving expired on the 18th instant he
was reelected for term of 30 days.
me street Committee was instructed
to abate n nuisance between the towns
| property and the Hardy plat
The bill of Superintendent Rliyen. OF
the water works. for $1,000 for lower
ing the main on Berkeley avenue was all
The petition of Mahoney & wyatt. of
Norfolk, for permission to tap the sewer
in West Berkeley was referred to the
Street Committee.
BREVITIES.
Mr. and Mrs. Knott left yesterday for
washington to attend the Peace Jubi-
1T Is understood that the secret or
N W;n' .. me town will participate with
Niemeyer Shaw Camp in the memorial
services on the S0th instant
The ladies OF st. Paui's Eplscopal
congregation will hold an ica-cream
ana strawberry social at the home OF
mrs. Il. L. Drewrey. No. 81 Liberty
street tonight, from to Ii O'clock
Inc occasion will be enlivened by
| -, - ihu instrumental music.
To all such as may feel disposed IN ia
IN me repairs of the. church will make
'heir offering at the door.
MI w. III. Butter, well-knhvn
young man of this place, has purcha sed
me tea and coffee store. No Berk-
icy avenue, and will continue the bust
ness at that place. Mr.. Butler was for
merry employed by Mr.. P. r. Brouellet.
on Chestnut street
Robert Wilson. colored, for assaultinr
| Blunts boy. and George Washinrton
Blount, for throwing brick at viii
son. were both before the Mayor
court yesterday morning and fined
$3.50 each. eu
Gertie. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs willie Perron, is quite Ill Mt their
| nome on Main street.
me Berkeley Avenue Baptist Sund~
school Will give an excursion to Delo.
ware Park next Friday.
George Glemming, colored. was he-
fore Justice Tillotson. OF the county.
Yesterday afternoon, on the charge Of
stealing COW. and sent on to the
| grand jury.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
q oNCERN1Noi 1rHE CARD or

oNCERN1NG THE CARD OF w. y.
~ Gray. stating that elections in the
county IS farce and that We have no
eandidates IN the field l am right with
him. l never had no success in elections
nuthcr Mckinley got HOO majority here
IN 1856, but 1t was not under our manage
ment. and l don't think the people know
what they was voting for 1t is funny to
think. of. About tho lst OF April l started
TO take little nap. but oversight myself
ana did not wake up until day before
Yesterday. when 1T was too late TO cali a
convention and as Mr. Gray seems TO
nave been very drowsy also that is the
reason we have got no candidates in the
Held. but that don't make no difference.
cause the proper way Is to stay way from
me poles. Since woke up I heerd tell
that the Dimmycratc party and the Re
publican party. and the Small Pox party
mad all put up candidates. but none OF
these tickets is Einune, and the Simon
luers in the Dimmycratic party and the
Republican party and all the intelligence
IS gwine to foller Mr. Grays advice In
Norfolk county, cause he is horned
leader. he Is. and he is done woke up now
show. 1 grces with him and tells every-
body to stay way from the poles case we
gwine to skip this election anyhow.
RIP VAN RINGLE GREEN.
myz5-5t Secretary
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Carried Down
Stream,

When Il man
GRO sing some
difficult place in
his W orkin e
career squirting
all his energies to
accom- plish some
critical passage in
his business jour
ney, SUI d d enl v
finds his health
giving way and
feels h I'm self
swept out of the
a a d die by the
S W ft-r UNI ing
current of dis
easc--then is the
time when the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Another Georgia Outrage.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
Fayetteville. Ga. May 22.-Last Sat
urday night a crowd OF masked men
went to the house of Tom Linton. n ne
gro at Camp Creek, six miles north of
here. burst his door IN with an axe and
shot him twice. He died Il few minutes
afterwards.
Several negroes were whipped by
whitecaps that night in that vicinity.
and it is believed they intended dealing,
likewise with Linton. but thai he OPEN
ed fire on them and they shot him in
self-defense.
Linton was an inoffensve negro. II
is feared If the affair is ever solved il
VIII involve some of the county's best
citizens.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Bocr Official. wcrc con,n,r,,o

CIV telegraph to virgin!an-Piiot,
London. May 23.-The JohannesburS
correspondent of the Morning Post. in
dispatch dealing with the recent ar
rest OF former British officers on charge
or conspiracy to promote a rising
says he is now convinced that the con-
spiracy was primarily formed by Boer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
BERKELEY ADvTS

g INCE ELECTIONS IN THE co1JN.
- ~ have become a farce. and as we
have no candidates in the field. We call on
al a.. sood Republicans TO stay away from
me polls on election day. w. +. GRAY
Chairman or tho Republican marty q
Norfolk county mvT A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

marvellous rejuvenating properties of DR..
Pie1ce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unfailing means of rescue and
restoration.
1t is very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. 1t is not Il mere slim
ulant like so many malt extracts 1t re-
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the nutritive
system. 1t enables the digestive and
blood making organism to manufacture
good blood abundautly aud rapidly, so
that the immense waste of tissue and nerve
FIBER entailed by hard labor is Offset by
speedy upbuilding of fresh energy and
strength.
prominent and venerable Illinois physician
D. ". Vowles. NJ d.. OF Fowler, adams Co.
thirty-one t5D cents in stamp for The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser in cloth Bind
ing. With this rittance for 50 valuable a work
9ruly gin to the public) must express INV
high apPIeeiatiou OF the vast amount of good
that You have rendered the public. correct
measure OF your usefriinefs never has beea md
never will be estimated by the public; no. not
even by the multitude of afflicted hum that
has been relieved and cured by your medi
cues cues Wherever ! go or have been in the
are using Or. Pitrces medicines with satisiac-
ton, for all conditions for which they are recon-
mcnded Never has ono spoken disparaeiuriv
OF their action, aud from having seen so often
their good effects. am also enthused with cor.
hdence in their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended. 1t Is no,
COMMON for regular physicians to endorse nrd
recommend proprietary medicines but in this
case have no equivocation or hesitaacy in SO
doug"
The quick constipation cure - Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never grippe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
Furniture and Stoves /!

Everything TIRsT-cLAss and uP-ro.
DATE, at the lowest prices possible, quail
ity considered.
W. T.. BERKLEY & CO..
wavcrly Bldg.. lO3 Chestnut street.
my2i-3t Berkeley, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23

Manager-"Your play lacks motive. -
Observation-Disclosures. man? Why
haven't had n square meal in a year,
Detroit Journal
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

ouarter Of a pound of fat bacon and some sn' 81 10
ded narslev Lay part Of this forcerneat a. I, ,'t
bottou of "A raised crust. put IN the Pd' e.,
add the remainder Of the torccHea' dilH ,.,,
,,usbrooms nut some slices OF rat Dd.o,l -
tha ton cover with "A lid OF crust anu '''N, -,
and = half hours Before serving the PIE It'%'i"r NV
the bacon and add sufficient rich gravy az
orange Juice. and serves with baked s"''' P''N
toes. ., ,nnr CNr\D
one bunch Of celery. washed and scraPeu;;
Law ON the ice until ready for use. rare am am
cbon four large apples, also the celery. MIX WI
topether and serve on lettuce, with the folo"l,iS
dressinq,. one taaspoonful of dry mustard, thc
volk of one egg well beaten, one teaspoon VI ~ 80
flnur one tablespoonful OF vinegar, oIc'lb ~
Of paprika thrce-quart"rs or cup oi Watcl @ ai,
,nn tablospoonful of butter Mix flour, butter
mustard and egg together, then add NlneeaI'
Roll with water until it is smooth dresSlES'
when cool pour over the salad and mix III
lightly the frothed white of an egg. ana serve
with a few sprigs Of lettuce.
Set the table with mixed fruit, fancy CAKES
assorted candy and mixed nuts.
Two Of these dishes are Williams $ own lhNen,
tfons namely. the Fire Island cOcktall anu
oysters "A In Yungel. for Yungel is william 5
oibcr name The Fire Island cocktail differs
Somewhat from the oyster cocktail Of commerce
The appropriatcness of the name will be- seen at
once If il is not seen it will be tasted. The FOL
lowing is the dinner which will fill the company
up T., an uncomfortable notch for 81 each.
oysters on the half shell.
Pure 'i t'im,.ts,; f., ,u,er,fnt
Lobster 4 Ncwbuts. quail "A la AlN'Iu"''
MIrguerit" salad.
Cpfr'.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
FIRE ISLAND OYSTER COCKTAIL.


r. wine glass put one tablespoonful OF lemon
iuice four tablespoOnfulS Of tomato catsup, three
drops Of tabasco sauce, a large dash of ceery
salt and one pinch of mace. Then add SIX large
Rlucpoint oysters and stir il; add sInaH piece
Of lemon peel ana serve very cold.
SHERRY BOUILLON
Four pounds Of shinbone beef. one knuckle Of
veal TWO small white turnips, two carrots one
red pepper two small white onions. salt three
Quarts Of water. Boil three hours and strain
through "A sieve. skim off the grease and ado a
good wine glass Of sherry. and serve not.
OYSTERS \ LA YUNGEL.
Three dozen oysters. opened directly from the
shell TO the chafing dish Uhis secures all the
natural Juice necessary, salt to taste tsparingly,
as the oysters should be salt water oysters.
which require little sat, a generous dash OF
paprika or red pepper a good lump of fine table
butter one stalk Of table celery chopped very
fine. one-h half cup Of pure cream Llght the
spirit lamp and when the mixture Is heated
through and SINNERS it is done. Then put in a
large wine glass of sherry, stir well ana serve
with a small piece of toast
BEEF TONGUE \ LA CIIAMBERLAIN.
Take one large fresh beef tongue and stew 1t
In water enough TO cover ii till done and then
skin it, TO one teacupful Of the water IN which
IL was steWed add one teaCupful Of brown sugar,
one tcacupful Of stewed cranberries, a good lump
Of butter a dozen cloves and half lemon. cut
il small slices Simmer the tongue in this
mixture for fifteen minutes, just before serving.
S.rv, the tongue the same dish with tn"
mixture and garnish with slices Of lemon and
BprigS of parsley.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
4 LITERARY POLiCEH1N.
~ London Daily Mail.

From The london DalIy Nah
The news Of the distressing death Of Charles
Ashton the literary Policeman as he
was called, will be received with genuine regret
throughout the whole of Wales Mr.. Ashton
was one Of those patient plodders 50 numerous
in North Wales. where there is much less of the
rush and stress of life than in the southern por-
ton of the principality. child Of the Eistedd-
fod he had published an historical work under
its auspices. But the dream of his life was to
produce 4 complete and authoritative biblio-
graphy IF Welsh literature. Amid the pict-
uGesque SOlituGes OF Dnas M1WddWy. where the
pol Ceman's life ought to be a happy one and
the most heinous crime is the absence of the
owners name from cart Mr. Ashton tOled
year in and year out upon his task. correspond
ing with scholars everywhere who were inter-
ested in the vast body Of Welsh literature and
were happy to help him with notes and sugges-
tionS.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
rHE WESTMINSTER ToBlcc0 BOY.
From The London Globe.

The Westminster Tobacco Box. i'm connection
with which some festivities took place recently,
has an interesting history. In lI13 horn to-
baCco box. worth about fourpence, was prese mt
ed to the Past Ovcrsecrs' Society" Every year
for close upon two centuries silver inscription
plates have been added To the box which has
grown from size Of three inches by five 10
width Of two feet and a height Of thirty inches
In weight it has increased from a few ounces
to over one hundred pounds. Each year the
outgoing oyerscer hands to his successor the
box. the Burgesses Loving Cup. and other treas
ures of the ancient city Of Westminster now
about To- be restored 10 its old dignity
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
4 STDESHOW lT / KENTUCKY REVIVAL
From The Covington KyD Post.

From The Covington )Ky) Post.
The Greatest Human MOustroSty of the Nine
teenth Century" was exhibited Monday night at
the Thirteenth Street Colorcd Baptist Church. Gov
lnslon Wh.Te a TryMa Is Delns neh n Htins s
heads four arms and four legs, double knccd and
double iOntcd. and with eyes in the side of her
head. the curiosity. with superstitious awe the
assembled cOlored people gazcd upon this eXtraor-
dinary combination.
''FO God" said Old negro reverenty. "she
is de most sllambaclous loukin' white woman dat
/ ever did see. My ole woman can enough out
Of two eyes. but when it comes 10 TO. excuse me"
and the old fellow shuillcd off with an indignant
look at the four eyed mOnstrOsty
She could sing Ike a mockng bird or play the
guitar She said she had sung before all the
crowned heads Of Europe.
She read a book with two eyes and flirt with
the ice man with the other two. She can keep her
eyes from picking and stealing, but she cannot keep
her lips from evil speaking for The POST reporter
heard pair Of lips singing Because | Love
bandman
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

he was professor Of moral philosophy in the
College of the Propaganda. He came to the
United states in 1893 as auditor Of the Apos-
tolic Delegation under Cardinal SatoH. He is a
man Of much experience, having broad knowl-
edge of human nature and sympathy with it,
He is also said to be an admirer Of American
people and institutions.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

Take two good sized boiled Holsters rGinoEe
from the shell and cut into small pieces Melt IN
a chahne dish piece of butter the size OF an
egg: add the lobster To it and stir well beat
the yoks Of three eggs ana a pint ol @ @HIh
making q custard Add salt and red pepper ana
the Juice Of one lemon and one glass OF sherry.
sir the custard into the lobster and stir for
,,.l,i LnfD sarNing
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
SKYSCRiPERS ~ PARIS.
From The Birmingham Post.

From The Birmingham Post.
\ new departure in the building trade is be-
ing made in Paris. Hitherto houses of a dozen
and more stories have been rarely erected out
side the United States The French capital
however is soon to have OF fourteen A
correspondent states that IL is being built in the
Rue Mont Thaber and will be fireproof through
out. being constructed entirely of cement and
steel. When completed the archives of the Min
istry OF Finance will find resting place within
Its walls
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
IF TAYLOR & COMPANY, New York.
THE VIEW BISHOP or Hi'iNh'
,tovsrGvoR sRARRETTrs CONSIDERATION
WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT MONTH.

Monsignor Donate Sbarretu VINO VIII "
cousecrated Bishop Of Havana at 81 -NloS Siu9 .
Church. Washington, in January succeeuS 'n7
aged Bishop Emmanuel Santander tu'o''
who has resigned He was born III Non'e-
franche near Rome, in 1876. He received Ooln
the doctorate Of theology and or law MS iesai
studies embracing canon ana Roman law De-
fore entering the diplomatic service OF the Nhuloi'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

co., ADD the Iobsfer 10 il and stir well. Beat
the yoks Of three eggs and pint oi MIN;
making a custard. Add salt and red pePpIr PpiI,. anu
the juice Of one lemon and one glass 0l snerrS.
STIR the custard into the lobster ana STIR Tor
"A while before serving.
QUAIL \ IA ALBERTING
Take eight quail cut off the heads and feet'
draw them. and stuff with the following: me
soft part Of an ordinary loaf oI baker t prvau'
one egg One-quarter Of cup OF melted DutteI'
one can Of mushrooms chopped line, plhch
each of mace and Cayenne pepper ana Il SAT-
spoon of salt Mix we'll together. When the
birds are stuffed sew them up and lay a slice OF
bacon on each breast. Truss into shape with
toothpioks Now get eight large. fine potatoes,
twice az large as the birds; cut them length
wise SCOOP out sufficient of the inside 10 allow
the bird to be placed there Then close up the
potatoes again with the birds inside. and tie
each potato together with piece of string.
Bake moderately for two hours. When baked
remove the string and serve just as they are.
Have "a fine rich mushroom sauce TO pour over
the bird when it Is removed from the case For
the sauce. one can Of mushrooms, one saltspoon
Of salt. "A quarter cupfui Of butter One-haf cup
Of sherry. Cook till tender and thcken with
little cornstarch. and then serve
MARGUERITE SALAD
pretty dish for the table for Christmas. to
be arranged on separate plates, so that each
person has a flower Take six small lettuce
leaves and arrange them around the plate. In
the middle of these leaves put about one table
spoonful of salad dressing This makes the
centre of the daisy Around this centre put the
daisy points. which have been made by cutting
into narrow strips the whites Of hard boiled
eggs. Take the Yolks and mash them through
strainer. and scatter over them one tablespoon
ful of salad dressing This will give il rough
appearance, and give the finishing touch to the
flower. For the dressing for this salad. beat to-
gcthcr three eggs. add To this one cup of milk.
two tablespoonfuls of vinegar, one-haif tea
spoonful OF salt Onc-half tcaspOOnful Of black
pepper. two tableSpoonfuls of mustard. butter
the size of an egg. and make into Il smooth
paste by mixing with two teaspoonfuls of water.
Boil for about twenty minutes. until ii
thickens When cool arrange on lettuce leaves.
Use about six hard boiled eggs.
Dress the table with one bunch Of table cell
cry. mixed cakes. mixed nuts. apples and
OraEgnS
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
PARTRIDGE PIE.

Two brace Of partridges are required to make
n handsome pie Truss them for broling
Pound i'm a mortar the liycrs of the birds Il
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
PrREE OF TOMATOES.

one quart can If tomatoes. two heaPlhS td"'e
sYoonfuis Of -four. one hcaping tablespoonful oi
buiter one tcasp0onful Of salt, one teaSpp"hIui III
of sugar. one quart Of hot water. Let the "
natoes ana the water come to a boil, ana add q
little red pepper. Boil all together I"r .ii,
minutes run through a sieve. and serve with
toasted bread. This bread should first be cut III
thin slices, butt"red ana cut into niue ulce;
placed i'm a pan buttered side up ana oro"heu
i'm 4 uuick oven.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17
TWO CHRISTMAS DINNERS.
HOW TO FEED EIGHT PERSONS.
WHAT DISHES To SERVE AND HOW TO MAXI
AND SERVE THEM.

y.ft,T DISHES To SERVE ATD HOW TO MAKE
AND SERVE THEM.
In a certain downtown restaurant the'' - =
head waiter or manager, or whatever he "''"N'
-, ,o cou.d whom the guests know as william.
He takes such good care of his guests tha' 'ii''
,,us, him when he tells them what to order
and believe what he says in general eN''P'
when ne is obviously romancing. as he not IN
cr.ouartl,. is II occurred to William the other
dav that some of the readers Of The tribune
,.igbt anprcciate a word of advice about getting
M Z Christmas dinner that should be somewhat
o,,t ~ The ordinary hackneyed line Of Christmas
dinners. Any housekeeper, william argued
could make I'D a dinner Of roast goose or turkey
,,itb the usual vegetables. with soup at one emu
of II and plum pudding or mince pie at the "'her'
hut moi every housekeeper could invent mover
and effective, and sufficient christmas dlHheI
"Thcrcfore," said William i VIII make up wv
menus the one more expensive and the o'her
less cxpensive. and | will clearly write out the
recipes for all the dishes included. ana 50 shalI
the readers # The Tribune be able 10 invite their
ldnsmen and friends to something that the
hosts themselves never saw before.
In the recipes which follow William has aimed
o., provide for eight persons II looks 70 the
Ito, of these eew Introductory lines as if he
lad more than done it. He declares that the
first Of the two dinners can be provided Tor
eight persons at - each. or little less ana
.b socopd AZ not more than 81 each. If economy
T., rocnssarv = course or two might be skipped
from each one. and the guests need nave no
great fear Of going hungry. II Will be observed
that no provision is made for sweets except
,ha fruit. cakes. candies. etc. with which the
table is garnished, but 10y the time the company
gets through the rest of the dinner these are
likely to bc enough. No provision IS made Tor
wines either. You can get wines To suit your
self. Of course at from - cents a gallon up TO
whatever you please.
Here is the first Of the dinners al = Il pate
For four persons it could be done at about the
same rate but FOR any number under that the
uroportionate expense would be a little more
t.,-, leland Cocktail sherry Bouillon.
oysters a Ia Yungel.
Reef Tongue a Ia Chamberlain.
p.rridre pi. celery and Apple >tIih
New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

oysters Ol the half shell
pufGs If tomatoes.
r.,hst.r \ IN Nrwburs quail a ia Alhertni
MIrgurrit" salad.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-22
NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of the State
OF Examiners held June eth, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
iners shall meet on the third day of every
month, for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
in the office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
not be considered or allowed by the
i>oard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES r. Judge
Board of Examiners.
Attest:
J. DOANE,
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada, June :, 1898.