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New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
HeIp Uanted- les.

WANTEB.-Department of Cleaning requires
the service of "A large number OF DRIVERS, and
Wishing apply for this position receive
plicatIons nt the Labor Bureau. New Criminal Court
iuiIdinS corner white and Centre streets Borough
Manhattan salary attached this position IL $500
per annum, and the prospect OF regular appointment
Is n present. very good.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, January IL. 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer celtic GBr) Hanson Liverpool January 2 and
S1 seerase passengers. mails Arrived at the
Manca tBr), Saunders Demerar, January .,
A. T. OuterbridBe Co. with Arrived at the Rsr
Steamer Manuel Caivo tspan) Costello Geno, r.,or
Der 2l 10 the Compania Transatlantica cab,
2o2 steefage passengers and mdse AZ
thirteen cabin and 1913
land at New York The others In transit Tor C,b.
Steamer Maracas Brl. Kirkby Trinidad pecsnh.r no
and Grenada 30 20 the Trinidad shipping and rraiT'
Co. with ~ cabin passengers mail Indse Arrived
Steamer Maanzas. Miller. Tampco January 4 ., ,a
r Ward Go. with mdse Arrived al the Rar a. e.as 9
steamer Princess Anne. Tapley Newport Nays ,
Norfolk 10 the Old Dominion CO. with passenrsTs
steamer uller CNoD. Demerara December 81 70 W.
Armstrong with sugar Arrived the Bar at 4 Ak
Steamer Vittoria CBr. Kien. Huelva Deo.mba- ~
%rth ] ore 10 order: vessel to Simpson Young
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles. Baltimore 10 II {, Zoe
'es Min mase. Passed In Quarantine at 525 a m
Porto Rico SIS Co. in ballast. Passed GUARANTEE N,
Steamer Georsic. from Liverpool Passed Fire Islam,
Steamer city Of Macon Burg Boston 10 the ocso, G.
Steamer Manuel Calyo. from Cadlz on Highland. =,
s:2s sa"us at
Steamer Georgic Br', Roberts Liverpool December %
to the White Star Line with mdse Outside the Rar %;
steamer Manzanlllo tCuban). Jones ManzanIIlo Dc.r
Der 20. to James f Ward & Co. with mdse Arrived a.
the Bar $40 IN. '4t'eu at
Sandy Hook. ], Jan Il. $50 m-wind soutbue,.
light breeze; hazy. 49,
Steamers Carpathia (Br) Boston; CITY n. yy,.,,.
Nassau and Tarnpco Bound (GerI Newpor, Ws
Sabine. brunswick and Mobile Canada Cape Cfr can,
Seneca. Norfolk and Newport News Conanche chsrys.
Moro Sn and & Kenoaa Philadelphia
Steamer Carib. Georgetown and Wilmington
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
WIRELESS REpORTs

The Carmania, which reported to Sable Island N
Thursday when Io30 miles O Hook is
expected dock about $50 tomorrow.
La savoie which reported Sable al GAO a m
yese rday miles station is expeced
TO about S:3o tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Beginning this morning ~ 1880 o'clock, Professor
Charles Surague Smith. director the People S
Institute. viii deliver on successive Saturdays
twelve lectures the Hteratures that have con-
trlbuted to the formation OF English literature at
the High School OF Commerce. No. ls5 West 65th
street
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

y.
From.
Georgia. Liverpool december % White
Hull December 26.
SmolenslS Rotterdam. December =. Russ Vol
Chemnitz Bremen. December %. N q Ilovd
Hudson .Hayre. December 20 French
Wiem II .Port-au-Prince. o w
Alta Cape Hayti. December Hamb Am
s. Gibraltar. December 81.
Galveston January 5........ Mallory
Monterey. Havana, January Wa
.FlumiRense. Para December Booth
IL Galveston. January Pacific
SUNDAY. JANUARY 13.
sCarman,a Liverpool January 8. Cunard
Havre January
sAllianca, Colon January Par
est Louis. Southampton January American
sCearense barDaios January
'San Juan. .Mayagues, January s..
Cuhbert Antwerp, January
FL Norte. Galveston, January
MONDAY. JANUARY IL.
sRyndam. Rotterdam. January s. Holland Am
sCaktian Prince. Barbados January Prince
Proeus. New Orleans January So Pacific
City OF Atlanta Savannah. January Savannah
TUESDAY. JANUARY
'Kronprnz Wilhelm. Bremen, JsnuTry m LLOYD
samand Antwerp. January S........ Red Star
sBrtnEs mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

METRoPOIrTsN OPERA HOUSE.
THIS At at .. LOHENGRIN-Emma Eames Kfrkbv-
l.uun. Burrian. Gorz. Bl3ss. Nuhrnann. Coud Hertz
This Evening popular prces) a : IL BAMNS-
TION DE FAUST-FarTRT. Rousseere Plancon R1cus
Ballet Aerien. Cond. Vigna.
sun. ENti. JAN 15, POP. PRICES =
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Solosts Sembrich Ronnsegna. Jacoby; DipDeI ScottI
Entire Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Conductor. Nahsn Frankie
Mon. EVg, Jan. -. at ). TANNHA mn
Eames. Fremstad. AIten; Burrian. Van Rooy Bias.
I;ess. MuhlmGuu. Cond
We'd. ENg. Jan 10, at :. Double Bill. PAGIIATCI-
Alien: Caruso. SCOTT Ress Simard Cond Viyrs
Preceded 10y HANSf,l. CND GRETEI.-AIattfeId NiteD
Homer. Weed. Goritz Cond Hertz
Thurs Evg. Jan II. 5 Special Perforraa nee
ANME-Sembrich. jaCoby. Sincou. MattteId. PoebI-
mann. Rousselere Journet. Simard. Bars Cond Bow
PRICES. $40. $. s. so. s. s..
Fri EvS.. Jan Is. at $ MANON LESC AI-T-Cava-
Paroli Cond. NiEna
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

Charles Spraeue Smith. director OF the People $
Institute viii deliver successive Saturdays
twelve lectures on the literatmres that have CON
the High School OF Commerce. No. l.d West 65th
street.
A mass meeting Of dentists is announced Tor
Monday morning AT the Hotel Knckerbocker. at
Broadway and 42d street for the purpose Of form
tistry which will set on foot systematic advo-
cacy OF the subject
Leslie NJ Shaw. Secretary OF the Treasury, has
accepted an invitation speak at the annual din
rer of the Missouri Society. on January 81. at the
Waldorf.
The twenty-hfth anniversary of the founding Of
the Jerry NJ AuleY CremorEe Mission, at NO. l0i
West s2d street will he celebrated next week,
beginning tomorrow night, with services and
addresses.
Detective Sergeant Petrosno. who Is nvesti-
eating the disappearance OF Salvatore Satta ive
wears old OF No. 365 West 10th street who disap-
peared from school Wednesday. says the parents
have disregarded his instructions by comforting
detective bureau that the relatives have had some
Thing do with the boys disappearance.
John Ward. seventeen years old. of No 7sS Ninth
avenue was held yesterday in $1,000 bail to await
the coroner's inquest into the death of Frederick
Hoffman sixteen years old who was accidentally
shot in the oreas: on December IT, 1t Is alleged by
home Yesterday and was turned over to the coro-
by his father
Congressman Charles V. Fornes announced yes
terday that Commander Robert Z. Peary would
lecture before the National Democratic club. at No
GIT Fifth avenue, Tuesday evening, dealing in
his lecture with a phase OF his recent trip in
search of the North Pole.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the birth of
General Robert F. Lee. January 10, will be cee
brated in the evening of that day by a camp fire
Tuxedo Hail. be held by the Confederate
Veteran Camp OF New York The camp will give
it's annual dinner at the Waldorf on January 3
Among President Roosevelt
and Mayor Mcclellan.
Guy c. Van Alstyne who was charged with as
sault by his wife, growing of alleged at
tempt to kidnap his two weeks ago. was dis
charged yesterday in the jefferson Market court
His wife was unable to appear against him her
counsel said account of illness.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Proposals..

TTIREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE
i Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. c, January
sth. ISOl-Sealed proposals Will be received at this
until o'clock !, NJ on the 4th day OF Feoruary
opened. for the construction OF eNten-
sions 10 the mailing platform and roof same. etc.
az and Post OriCe building. New
York y. y in accordance with drawings and specih-
cations, copies which may be had at this office or
the OF Chief Engineer and superintendent OF
Public Buildings No 15s. Post Office building. New
York y Y at discretion OF the Supervising Archt-
tect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

A mass meeting OF dentists is announced Tor
Monday morning AT the Hotel knickerbocker, at
Broadway and 42d street for the purpose OF form
ing a national organization of preventative den
tistry which viii foot systematic advo-
cacy the subject
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY. U, 5. ARMY.
~ 30 Whitehall Street, York city. y. Y. January
I9O7.-Seaed proposals Cor furnishing and delivering
city for the month Of February
be this Office until II o'clock 4. NJ.
on January H. 1907 opened. Information fur
nished on application Envelopes containing bids should
Subsistence stores opened Janu
airy 1907 addressed IAeut-Col. d. L. BtAlNARD
ID. C. G.. L. S. \.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

IRVING PLACE rHEArRE. Farewell Perform
~ iiNN Hnces OF ANNIE DiRkENS To-day.
Matinee and Evening. VIE Mn-nner fesscIt'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

Leslie NJ. Shaw. Secretary Of the Treasury, has
accepted an invitation 10 speak at the annual din
rer of the Missouri Society. January 81, at the
NI-nld
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS MAIN OFFICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. HALL OF
RECORDS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

Guy c. Van Alstyne who charged with as
sault by his WIFE, growing out of alleged at
tempt to kidnap his two weeks ago, was dis
charged yesterday in the jefferson Market court
His wife was unable TO appear against him, her
counsel said account of illness
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

Congressman Charles V. Fornes announced yes
terday that Commander Robert +. Peary would
lecture before the National Democratic club No.
GIT Fifth avenue, Tuesday evening dealing in
his lecture with phase OF his recent trip in
search OF the North Pole
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

The twenty NTH anniversary of the founding Of
the Jerry Nc AuleY CremorEe Mission. at No. loi
West SD street. will he celebrated next week,
beginning tomorrow night with services and
addresses
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Home Decoration.

The 5-oclock tea table has become
such AN institution IN Wilmington
that although warm weather Is ap-
preaching, there is no sign Of ahate-
ment in the cozy afternoon hour for
chat. Iced tea and other summer con-
coctions win doubtless be substituted
for hot tea as the season advances
and the hour may be postponed until a
lite later but the pretty English GUS
tom has taken fast hold Of society.
A dainty linen cloth or centre piec,
for the small table or tray has givcr
an impetus to those who like to do
embroidery, and one Of the pretties
designs for a hemstitched cloth hal
large sheaves Of wheat in the corner
worked IN shades Of green or ye low o
in pure white, according TO fancy. En-
/ pire wreaths are also used upon thes
covers. and the hostess sometimes in
serts her monogram in the midst Of
conventional pattern. in one corner O
In the middle Of the cloth.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Culinary Hinta.

II may be well 10 explain about a
crown roast of ribs of lamb that both
ribs should be used to make good
circe. They must be sewed together
to form the crown. The backbone has
to be cut through and the meat trim
med down from the ribs to the "eye"
.of meat This long strip is not re-
moved. but turned down, partially hll-
ing the centre Of the crown. To keep
the bones from burning black they have
10 be wrapped In oil paper or strips
Of salt pork. The crown has TO be
tied or skewered to keep the bones
equally distant from one another.
When buttered papers are used then
baste the meat with sat pork fat, or
that from bacon during the hour IL
will take to cook the meat Decorate
the ends Of the ribs with frilled pap
ers. such as many persons make from
slash double papers TO catch candle
wax. Wind these we'll down the rib.
Instead Of filing the centre Of the
crown with pease or Drowned pota-
toes. as was recently mentioned, fresh
string beans may be used or brussels
sprouts.
The sprouts may be steamed and
seasoned with salt pepper and melted
butter.
1t is rather a pity that lettuce has
always to be eaten as a salad course
and that it is called such a heresy to
eat it with the meat course, for a bit
of 'cttuce we'll dressed is refreshing
then Some French cooks do so intro
duce it. II one wishes to be indopen-
/ dent then serve just a little lettuce
dressed with mint sauce with lamb
Make mint sauce as usual adding
a dash Of red pepper.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
To CLANS. th. Rlnnd

Here are directions for using sulphur
and molassss. This is an excellent
and inexpensive remedy which viii
clear the comr'exion Of puppies ana
cleanse the blood: Get five cents worth
of sulphur precipitate. Put two tea
spoonfuls in ths bottom OF 4 glass. See
that there are no Jumps in It Pour
six teaspoonfuls Of syrup or moinssss
On the sulphur. stir. Take one tea
spoonful OF the mixture before break
fast and one just befor, going 10 bed
for three days. Omit for three days
Repeat and omit for three 5aps until
YOU have taken ths preparation for nine
days. To remove the Gears left by the
pimplcs. scrub scur face with a come
plexion brush and pure soau, in warm
water. taking care 10 rinse Il after
ward In several clear waters. Then
rub In a iittle cod cream.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
$4,000, 1000. 900 INBAGGAGE

Baggage valued at $4,000 100000 was
handled by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company last year, according to the
annual report OF the general baggage
agent. More than 100000 pieces of
baggage were handled. while the in
crease over 1905 in the numoer of pieces
checked was 1sS, ,446. The tctal receipts
on the operation of the baggage de-
rartnent in 1906 were s1,OS4,47O.4S
For the transportation of newspapers
the railroad received Si14923.55, an
increase Of S16.766.41 over~the previous
year. Between Philadelphia suburban
points. the package transportation net
ted the company S6S.4S665, S72,6O6.50
was received from the storage of
valises and such at package rooms and
s435, ,64s.27 for the transportation OF
milk and cream.
IL is noted in the report that of all
the claims paid for the year almost
half OF the entire sum was for trunks
alone out OF many millions Of pieces
Of baggage. The general baggage agent
SAYS ne IS Of the opinion that the ag-
gregate value Of baggage is steadily
increasing. while the percentage OF
s,ieces lost Is decreasing
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
=WOMAF K Nd
Hats In rmn rnnns

Fashionable hats are really taking on
more novelty as the season advances
than they boasted when the first spring
effects were exhibited. and one of the
departures In which wel-dressed wo-
men viii find much to admire is the
two-toned hat. designed. Of course.
with view to accommodate the ultra =
smart two-toned effects in gowns. A
charming little French model IS ilius-
tratcd here, being OF PINK satin straw.
trimmed WITT bronze taretas ribbon
that shows all the shades from pink To
bronze. The ribbon IS dmpcd about
the crown and finished In a huge bow
at the left side, rather to the back
Under the brim are ostrich tips an
pink ami bronze.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Nnln. nn Enshlnnn-

Fine faced cloths are TO the fore for
afternoon wear.
Picturesque effects are a feature Of
the Easter weddings
Vatican shepherdess hats are effec-
tive for bridesmaids. These have the
brims turned back from the face and
bent TO suit the wearer.
Striped six mousselines and chf-
lfons are charming for hot weather
Hand painted lace is the dernicr crl
in Paris. II is made OF coarse net
with muslin flowers appllqued in de-
sign and hand-painted in natural
colors.
The foliage on top and the flower.
underneath the brim IS spring hat
fancy
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
TRAFFIC OF
COOPER'S CREEK

In response to a suggestion from
Major A. c. f. Flagler, of the United
States Corps Of Engineers, IN charge Of
the navigable waters Of this district,
the Board Of Trade, of Camden. n. j.,
has collected and forwarded TO him
statistics Of the marine traffic Of Coop
er's creek as a criterion OF its Import
ance as a commercial and manufactur-
ing centre.
Major Faaslsr's letter 10 the president
OF the Board Of Trade is rs follows:
Il am required to report to the chief
Of enxineersof the United states navy.
for submission to Congress. commer-
cial statistics in condensed forn, show
ing the total Imports and exports, re-
spectively. at points affected by i'm
movements made or IN progress upon
rivers. harbors or other waterways
under the direction Of this office and Of
vessels using such waters This infor-
nation for Cooper's Creek for the past
tions than any other incorporated in
the annual report Of improvements Of
naviga'ble waters, and Il Of the ut
most Importance to the interests OF any
river or harbor that Z be furnished in
full. I should like to have such nfor-
mation or Coopers Creek for the past
calendar year. VIZ. January TO De-
cember 81. 1906"
The Board of Trade obtained thu in
formation necessary to the compiling
Of the required statistics from all ex-
cept two of the business houses m
terested, these two being unimportant.
The facts reported to Major Flagler are
as follows:
All inbound receipts or imports
amounting to s129S. .f72.1S. In addition
there arrived 4S2.O65 fees Of lumber, and
$50. coo hath. valued at si3.S79.S7. max
ing a total Of imports Of SLSoIO52. Ex-
ported. Al .S17 tons. valued at S,0ll, 1922
/ The Grand total Is S23lS. f64.33
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
Soldiers Kick on Fines.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. April s.
Hereafter wherever a member Of Ccm-
pany 1. Sixth Regiment, absents him
self from drill unless he has certi .
ficate Of illness. he viii be fined 25
cents. This order has just been issued
by Captain George Black. ana he says
he means to enforce It on account OF
recent poor attendance.
The men are up in arms over the or
der. and make the claim that ne cannot
legally take the money out OF their
camp pay if they are fined. The matter
caused quite a discussion in the COM
mand.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
RED MEN CHIEFS RAISED

Chiefs Of Lenape Tribe Of Red Men
were raised Saturday evening at Red
Mems Hail, the following past chiefs
participating IN the installing:
Great Sachem. William II. Ferguson:
Great Senior Sagamorc. c. Cline; Great
Junior Sycamore, II. S. Sinclair;
Prophet, George Byron; Great Chief of
Records. Edward Mcintyre; Keeper of
Wampum. p. L. Henderer; sannap. Ed
ward Sayers; Mishinewa. James Sem
erteen; Guard Of Wiswam. II. Shepard
Guard OF Forest, S. Bascls.
The chiefs raised follow: Prophet
Harry II. stiles; sachem. Charles f..
Burrier; senior sycamore, Harry sam
worth; junior sagamore. William A.
Dannenhauer;; chief Of records, How
ard Bothum; collector Of wampum,
Frank w. Grubb; keeper of wampum.
j. c. Barber; first sannap, John A.
Carroll; second sannap. Harry Jacobs;
guard Of the wigwam. Edwin Barber.
guard of the forest. Joshua A. Cloud
first warrior d. w. Gray; second WAR
rior. Alfred Rand; third warrior. Will
liam f. Nye; fouth warrior. Harry W.
Craig; first brave, A. B. Meredith: sec
ond brave. Eugene Coleman; third
brave. Enos W. Fowler; fourth brave
Frederick Frick.
A feature of the evening was the
presentation to Chief of Records
Bothum Of a veterans bal.e by Past
Great Sachem Aubrey Vandever. MT
Bothum has been a member of ths
order for twenty-six years. There
were also talks by Great Chiefs ana
refreshments rcre served Other
! chiefs will be raised OH the foyowins
dates: Alapoca Tribs. Tllleyville
Monday night; Wawaset Tribe. Henry
Gay. Thursday night: POcahontas
Council. D. Of p, Henry Clay. Frida,
night AMI An1astaiSa Tribe. Newport
Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
WASTE POWDER EXPLOSION

The trenlor like an earthquake or ex-
plosion that came 10 Wilmington on
Saturday is solved.
BY an accidental explosion OF waste
powder at Gibbstown, y. j., the VIM
dows Of the buildings cf the dupont
Powder Company were all shaken out.
The employees were about to leave for
the week. as they cloze for a haf holt
day. and were badly frightened
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
TOO MUCH RELIGION
FOR MILTON TOWN

MILTON. April s.-A writer to the
Times says:
'aThe people Of Milton are mortally
tired Of the continuous performance
which has been inevidence among the
religious societies Of the town for the
past few months. and would be under
very great Obligations 10 all concern
cd If they would suspend hostllities
long enough to give US all a breathing
spell. Such squabbling, backbiting.
snarling and gossiping as has charac-
terized the religious life OF the COM
rnunity for sometime is obnoxious and
absolutely and thoroughly disgusting.
Such actions are, I'm themselves, a very
satires upon Christianity and even de-
cency."
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
LARGEST TREE
IN DELAWARE

GEORGETOWN. April S.-ProSaby
the largest tree in Delaware is a yell
low poplar standing by the roadside
Just north Of Cedar Creek mills.
Thirty years ago this tree was one
Of the landmarks Of the Thomas Coui-
ter estate, and it now measures over
twenty-one feet in circumference sew
eral fest from the ground. cit rivals
in size many Of the famous trees in
California.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
REGTSTER'S ORDERS
ONCE Of Rtglater % WIS


New Caste CO. Del. March 10. 1907.
Upon the application Of Charles NJ. Cur
It's. Administrator O. "a. of Pierre Paul
Gaulin. late OF Wilmington hundred
In said county. deceased, it IS oi de-. :
Cd and directed by the reg stci
give notice of granting Of Letters or Ad.
mlnistration upon tie estate OF
the deceased with the date of grant
ing thereof. By causing advertise.
illnts 10 l.s posted within forty davs from
the date OF such Letters IN sis e .he
osile requiring. an persona haying ~.
manas against the estate 20 present re
same. or abide hy an act ~ Assembly, 30
such ceee madc ana providcdi and also
same peri9d n 'The Eveaing Journal" a
neNzhaper published in Wlinington. ltcl.
ana to be continued therein ;hree weeks
Given under the hand and scnl
OF Office or the Register ot wis
nfore-nic. az Wilmnrton, N sew
fSEAL) Castle county afo. said. the day
and vfar above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
,.o,., RR,c-sistcr Of WINS
Notice ls hereby 1;ven that Letters
OF administration were In due form Of lay
eranied unto the undersigned on me
Nineteenth day OF March a. D., 1871
and thar all pcrsons HAY nE Claims Hg1ins
the estate OF the ceased must prescn
the same duly attcsted TO the said dd
minist,atur On or before the 18th day o
March. 1905. or abide the Act OF Assem-
bly, IN such case made ana provided.
Charles NJ. Curtis.
Administrator
Address, salisbury, Ponder ana curtis.
mington. Del
March 90 o. g. o. a.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08

Marshmanows.-lSoak four ounces %
gum arabic in one cup Of water untn
dissolved then strain it to get out any
specks. Now put this into a saucepan
with half pound OF powdered sugar.
Place the pan IN another OF boiling
water, stir until IL is thick and white.
Drop a little into cold water and It VIII
form a iirm ball. Take from the fire
ana stir into This ohe stfily beaten
whites OF three eggs. 1t VIII be like
sponge. Flavor with rose water, about
two teaspoons. Turn into a pan thick
ly covered with cornstarch. Have bi
about an inch thick. Let Il stand al
day or over night, then cut I'm squares
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
stean,nd sln.L

Take about two pounds Of round
steak and cover with a dressing as
for a chicken. then roll the steak up
and tie it with a good string. Put it
in a lard pail and cover tightly. Set
this pail in kettle of water and steam
for about three hours. Take from pail
and thicken very little the gravy in
bottom Of pail.
Evening journal., 1907-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r----'-.--- e---,--->--s-
FOR SAIE-Nico property, Z ro1m8 and
bath, front porch and yard. VIII sell cheap
% quick buyer Address NJ O.. Journal.
u6-2t
FOR SALES Several new dwellings on
Ninth street, near Lombard. containing
I rooms. h1th and pantry with front and
hacS porthcs. now ready Tor nccupancv
address THOMAS II. MELVIN. $50 East
Nlnth a. m9-im
Evening journal., 1907-04-08

In advising color combinations one
has continually to adv Sc agains5
crudeness OF effect and unicss .he gift
Of color mixing is inborn, IL is we'll to
copy effects produced upon the mos.
expensive of the seasons hats for these
are always designed by expert colorists.
Combinations cf blue and green. how
ever, are nearly always safe, and the
same is trua of grey and green ami
blue and Mack. The mnuves. hydran-
sea, apricot and Empire tints are
charming, but dangerous unless CONF
bined with black, and while they are
much worn, they require such discrim-
ination Of ASSOCIATION that exput adj
wise must be sought m their use.