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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
Manhattan beach Hotel Oppaa To-,Ia,

Manhattan Reach will open to-day
Motoring parties will find a large parking
anaos ready Tor their cars in tho rear NJ
ths hotel where Formerly stood the old
railroad station. The razing ~ the old
building hgH leit spacs Tor SO machines
The 0ld bar and the gold room have been
made intoa ladies reception room and a
new bar built 40 in ono n tho Old res
tnuranta. The veranda restaurant has
been enlarged n give = seating capacity
Of little mere than 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11

. The marriage Of Miss Marie cecilia liid'n.
daughter Of George ridden Of philadelphia,
and Henry Hurd Runnsll ~ New orN took
,l.rs last evening IN ~ stephens pr0''-.
iant fpissopai church. iu NiNtE .uiu'h street
vest of HToadWar The Rev br trorN"-.
assistant rector. performed the ceremony
o. O.glOgA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
Enrrnr walter Mueh Inprs,ed.

Eugene Walter. the playwright. who
caught cold while driving an autOmobile
lad &C children 70 the orphans day
outing AZ C0ney Island last week and
was threatened with pneumonia. was aaid
a. bic residence. i7i West Seventy-frHt
street. last night 10 be well un the road
10 recovery His wife and mother have
been with him constantly during his H.
mesa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
leaving rim. Of the NsIs and Mar, ara.

besides removing on Sunday Jun" T.
from Pier 20 Pier ~, North River. which
until recently Was occupied b' be- Ret
Star lane steamers. the leaving hour from
New York and BOSTON of the MetruuoUt tu
Lane passenger steamers az" AMI Hsr
ward will b. changed from % = J, W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
MORE THEATRES
THAN CHURCHES
New York Building Statistics
Show Some Remarkable
Figures.

Ninety-eight theaters have cost New
York $4,000, 900 to build during the
last four years. and thirty-two
churches have been erected at a cost
of something less than sa,ooa,aa0. For
1si office buildings ss5.00o,ooo was
expended: for stores and lofts, ssl.-
coo. ono: for twenty-one hotels. sio,-
600. 900.
Altogether stas new buildings
have been erected. at q cost NJ $3.50
o0e.eoo. and for repairs 5000. zoe
has been paid out. Plans already an
nnaneed for iai1 and 1s1l call for
the outlay Of s1Ts.oeo.oe0 more, 80
that Ii VIII he seen that the build
Ing of New York. is To proceed with
accelerated and not diminished pace,
Few will be surprised to learn
that there Is more demand in New
York for shows than for religious SER
vices, but g g interesting tn learn that
new theaters have cost so per cent.
more in tho taat four years than new
hotels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
LUCE OR LOCKE MAY
GET $4,000 OFFICE
Republican Leaders Expect In
teraai Revenue Collector Lowry
to be Ousted.

who will succeed NJ. X. Lowry as
collector OF internal revenue for TINS
district?
That IL the question asitating the
local Federal office-holders and the
political leaders OF the q. Q. p In
the city and district.
Some or the best posted Republic
can politicians express &he opinion
that the fat once. which pays $4,000 q
year, will be captured either by John
q. Luce, OF Goochland county. or John
B. Locke, Of Newport News.
Mr.. Luce has represented his coun-
" FOR several terms in the House Of
Delegates. He has also stood ss n
cnndfdate for Congress. Mr.. Locke
was the Republican candidate for
secretary OF the Commonwealth in the
last State election. He 10 COM
missioner in bankruptcy for the New
port News district and IL an old news
paper man.
Mr.. Locke turned up in Richmond
last Saturday night and Sunday with
his political friends here.
He declined to discuss the situation
further than to admit that he would
be siad TO set the once. He IL warm
political friend and adinircf OF Post
master Ed6nr Allan, r.. ROYAL III
cahell md other leading n,kn a thu
na<3E tl IL 30
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
Thirteenth YEAR
IS 4 LUCKY" ONE.
Tragic Drug Co. Celebrates Thir.
tenth Anniversary With Record
Breaking Sale-History of Rich
mond Bragg Store.

Every city has one or more enter
prises of which II is peculiarly proud.
This Is true of Richmond. and one
of the enterprises that this city il
proud uf Is the Tragic Drug Store.
at SIs East Broad street
just thirteen years ago T. Elweoi
Tragic opened a modest drug store
on Broad street in a small room that
was scarcely one-thirteenth the size
of his present handsome place of bus
mess.
Many people have maryeled at the
phenomenal success of this business.
but the reason therefor can be sum
med up in one werd-.Serviee" The
aim OF this concern has been to give
the people what they want, when they
want IT. at price they are willing
to pay
Another feature of this store that
has elected praise from physicians and
public alike has been the Cleanliness
and sanitary condition of the store
from cedar to roof. IL ever a per
son wants thing pure and clean II
Is the medimine when he is sick.
The Tragic Stores sales have be-
come an event to be looked for in
these days of high cost of living.
where the thrifty housewife can in.
deed make a saving worth while. The
thirteenth anniversary sale now 70
ing on bids fair to eclipse all former
sales In the history of the business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07


church next Thursday night at 8
o'clock. State superintendent OF
Schools j. d. -Eggleston, viii speak
In behalf OF new school Tor Swans
boro, The public generally and all
interested in the movement ere urged
to be present, when MIR. Eggleston
will tell OF q plan to procure the new
institution.
Briefs and Personals.
The second term Of the MAnches.
ter public schools began Monday
Mr.. Lee puval ID III at his home
at Twelfth and McDonough streets
having suffered stroke Of paralysis
Miss Mary Barrett, who was re-
Gently operated on ~ the Virginia
hospital. Richmond, has rapidly re-
covered and n now 1T her home.
Squire II. A. Jordan. who has been
seriously III, was reported Monday to
be slightly better.
Miss Matte Goodman. Of sunny
side. is the Kuest of her sister, Mrs.
A. c. Rice. Of Chester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
THEY Do NOT WANT
Any D|sPEhsARIEs
Citizens of Halifax Exercised Over
Reports of Two Being
Established.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA, Feb. Z.
The people OF this section of Halifax
are not little exercised over the
rumors that dispensaries will be oI4sn-
ed a. South Boston and Houston, =
large majority of the people being
opposed to dispensaries. as well an
open saloons. Since whiskey was
voted out Of South Boston b year
agcv there has been little or no dis
order In this section.
MI Thomas b. Traynham, a promi-
nent and highly esteemed citizen. Ia
very sick with la grippe.
Mr.. w. A. Warren and little son,
residing between here and South Bos-
ton. are both critically III with pncu-
monia-
Professor Hampden Wilson, OF
Cluster Springs Academy. has return
ed from Richmond, where he went
to see his .life-long friend and former
neighbor. Judge Mann. inaugurated
governor OF Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs w. J.. Chewing and
little son, OF Fredericksburg, are the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Rufus Owen.
In the village.
Misses Ruth and Myrtle Reynolds.
Of South Boston, are spending several
days here with friends ...-,.-.---
Colonel Frank L. Craddock, OF
jackson. Miss, Is spending the week
WITH his mother; Mrz- Mnrs b. Grad
dock.
Misses Frckien and Maitland. Of
Fredericksburg. are Waiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Rufus Owen. Of this
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
DIFFERENCE y TITLES
OF MISTER AND ESQUIRE

What Is tbs difference between a
"Aister" and an Esquire ?" The best
authority seems Inclined to the view
that the latter tern Is derived from
"eseayer cid French scr ''shieid
heArrr." and SO came to be applied to
the chief retainers OF knights. When
the feadal days passed we are told.
the word remained,
r ne Engiishnaan is not Hfways sure
himself however. in making the dis
tinrtity4s n~tweeaf Esquire and ."AiS-
ter. One authority amused himself by
ascertaininG that the British railway
companies vouchsafe 10 those passen :
gers only who care sufficiently about
their social standing to he holders OF
6rst-ciasg season tickets. the honor of
Esquire On one occasion when this
man held a arst-ciass ticket. ne re
cetved letter from the company ad-
dressed Esquire" Rut on the next
day when he transferred his patro-
mage TO second class, be was huinif-
lated TO find himself rsfsEateh 70 tt'e
uroletar.at known as "Mis.ers.
Matthew Arnold used to explain the
differences I'm the English custom in
thia way 4 gentleman, or any one
who is engaged in "gentlemanly
occupation is denomlnated ESQUIRE. :
The tradesnan Is entitled to nothing
better than Mister.
etvmoiesx When the Corqueror
his retinue who could afford cushions
to sit on at ar audience were known
as .tssqrrires iEsauattefss while those
who were compelled to seat them.
selves on wooden seats were dubbed
aMisferS"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
DEMOCRATS INVITE
REPUBLICAN, To RUN
Jefferson Ward Men Promise to
Support Deputy Marshal Muir
phy for Couneil.
phY For Council

John A. Murphy. deputy United
States Marshal, who win Be retired
from ONCE. in all probability. in . short
time, was the recipient Of unique
compliment last Saturday.
Although he Ia q Federal once hold :
.er and has been an active hgurs in los
cal Republican politics Tor years. the
deputy marshal was waited upon by
. COMMITTEES headed by Arthur L. Ry-
An. rtpresshtInK number o. Demo
cratic voters OF Jefferson ward, who
requested him to enter the race for the
Common Council in the spring cam
pAign and assured him OF their active
Fl was greatly battered" said Mr.
Murphy, but ! feel that I shall be
forced to decline. have peen voting
the Republican ticket ever since i
reached my legal majority. ana some
body might ming mud at me IL / en-
tered the Democratic primary
Are you likely to announce your
SELF an Independent candidate for
Council IN the general clection?' he
was asked
Mr. Murphy scratched his chin
=! VIII have to think II over" he
SAID AS some OF the fellows haul
into court say, i decline to answer, by
ADVICE OF my counsel" :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
TAKE KING WILLIAM CENsUs.
Auu,ieants for Enumevators for the
County Held Meeting and arc En-
Mmtned,

fSpecial to. The Richmond Nirginian.l
KING WILLIAM. Va. Feb. T.--Enum-
orators to take census April is, 1919,
King William county, met here satur-
day at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ. with the fol-
lowing applicants present L. l.. Little-
page. r. Y Henley. l.. D. Robinson, T.
T. Henley Alex Campbell II. b. John
son fcoid }, s. r. Holmes, tcold.l. John
Wesley Bray. tcoid.). !. 1. F. Robin
son. tcoid.). a. Julian Basby, r. Bruce
Ware Examination was conducted
by Prof. A. S, Terrell. Div. Supt. OF
schools
O. o. Gwarthmey was appointed
commissioner of accounts by Judge
Jones to NIL che vacancy caused by the
death of Hon. T. II. Edwards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
-RHn Hint

Rugs have "A tiresorste way OF curl
ing up at the corners. which SPOTS
their appearance, and in the end the
CORNERS get torn away. To provide
against this directly rug is brought
bind IL on the under edge with stout
holland or furniture webbing.---Wo.
mans Life
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
POSITIONS wANTEp-MALE.


! WASTED-PosiTfoN By MIDDLE
age married man as foreman of
laborers or watchman. Address T.
4o7 r. Clay St.
YOUNG MAN, EXECUTIVE ABILITY.
excellent discharge from U. $. Army.
ambitious TO get In a growing bust
ness. City or country. Address C..
$40 f. Leigh.
4 Al WINDOW TRIMMER WANTS Po-
/ sition; understands clothing and
! furnishings In It's every branch. Ad-
dress THINNER" virginian office
WANTED BY ELDERLY MAN POSI-
tion as engineer or Waterman Good
references. w. H j.. 1905 ". Grace
! So -----------
r FtsHAt ffaffsssaf sssssif Tow ~.
1 desires office position. no expert
enre, but best OF references. Ad-
/ dress E. A. D., Is22 Grove Avenue.
| wANTED.-By A YOUNG MAN 4 Po-
sition as clerk. Five years expert
] ence. Address r. NJ. h., North
I Rowland ST.
/ wASTED-BY EXPERIENCED HOOK
keeper and accountant work of this
kind On certain evenings and Sat
| urday afternoons: best references:
+ ACCOUNTANT . East Clay street.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED CLERICAL POSITION. MAN
married, resident OF city, desires per-
nanent position. 0 yefars experi-
enes Is payroll, cost and billing
p. O. Box Ts5.
wANTED-BY WHITE BOY, ls YEARS
/ old. place to learn barber trade;
| four months' experience. Address
| BARBER, virgfnian Office.
wANTED--YoTNG MAN WANTS Po-
| sition in Office. experienced--6 years
| ences furnished. Address A. n. c.,
! ais E. Main St., City.
! WANTED.-POSITTO IN OFFICE BY
an experienced bookkeeper and Of
flee man. Moderate salary. Good ref
erenees. Address W. A. r.. sls nth
St. Iynchburg. Va.
GENTLEMAN WANTS POSITION FOR
in or out door work, Not afraid of
It and must have It, Phone Madison
WANTED -POS1TION BY STRONG,
reliable and sober young man. Would
like good trade but willing to work
at anything, Address L. r.. Virgin
ian.
WANTED. SITUATION; FIRST CLASS
coachman: nationality English. Best
of references furnished Address T3s
West Clay street.
WANTED POSITION AS STATIONARY
engineer. Can give best of reference
=. - & n a ssa g. etc Address = n
WANTED BY YOUNG NORTHERN
man. inside or outside position. Ac-
custOmed to the duties OF salesman
and all clerical work. Address J.
v. s.. sos E, Marshall st.
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS
s.ss " ToMPso sns so s Mar
shall ST., City.
WANTED. POSITION As PRESSMAN
on morning ar afternoon daily pap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
Rent Bargains
FOR RENT.

1000 Park Avenue, l2 rooms.
2235 w. Grace, 8 rooms, two betf
hot water heat.
SN. Laurel Street, II rooms.
1902 Floyd Avenue, IL rooms.
2440 Park Avenue, rooms.
LOG N, Linden Street, 8 rooms.
IN. Elm Street, 8 rooms. NJ
1905 Floyd Avenue, 6 rooms.
I'll North Avenue, Barton Heigh4
rooms.
los N. Fourth Street, third hn1a
rooms, bath. ~
2Ol Allen Avenue, s rooms, bai1 r
water heat. 81
GA Albemarle Street, 8 roona. m
BLANTON 4 PUHCELlx
lilo East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
uInsE MAssIE M SIR.

Governor Mann has designated
Judge Thornton Massie. of Pulaski, to
sit for Judge r. h. Hutton, OF Wash
lrSton county In the trial OF j. w
Mcfsroom and others who are suing
the board OF supervisors of Washing
ton county. The trial Is called for
February Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
IMPROVED ORDEn Red Mry

Fast Sachem, r. L. Jennings, OF
Pawnee Tribe. has been commIsstoned
as Deputy Great Sachen OF Virginia
for the following Tribes In these
Hunting Grounds: Annawon No. 80,
Jamestown No. IL. Narana No as
Fswnee No. SO, Manataka No. 81, Gray
Eagle No %. Monocan No. e5. Opecati.
canough No. IFS,
And for the following Councils of
the Degree of Pocahontas, Little
squaw No. ). Golden Eagle No. 9. LII
Tie Mattoponi No H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
James Payson Weston. Please Write.
.sQiitM tnning Weston" or "Why [

- 'VIutN tStUIIflB WNsttti VI WHY ]
Walked Homo From Washington
will be the subject Of q lecture by
Col. Jacob Kemple at the Mclsill
Catholic Institute oil Grace Street
Tuesday evening at o'clock, Col.
Kemple will ccncoct porridge OF
politics and pedestrianism. probably
with water as a chaser" and
threatens" TO deal humorously with
hts campaign for an upstate New
York councilmanic berth. The public
II cordially invited, by Col. Kemple
to hear the Joke on me-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LADY OWNING THE FORMULA OF
medicine for women. incomparahly
more potent and valuable than any
$1,000 to push the remedy; about
$4,000 has already been made from
the preparation: $25.0e0 . year can
easily be made. Only those prepared
\ for business noeds afa&wefS~aA<faxcss
". care Of Richmond virRInian-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
MIR. LYONS REAppoINTEp.

.Mr-Iohn LIONS who served as
special messenger to Governor Mon
taeue and Governor Swanson. has
been rcappotnted BIZ Governor Mann.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
HELP ANNIVERSARIES

HELP MAHTED--M4bEs.
WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED M
stalirnent collector. Good salary 10
competent man. None others con-
saasrea. address COLLECTOR. vir-
WANTED AN APPRENTICES ROY
with one or two years In composin =
and two o'clock at 500 Capitol ST.
YOUNG MAN or GOOD ADDRESS
wants employment In q wholesale or
retail drygo0ds or grocery store. Ad-
dress 2ol North s3d Street Phone
WANTED--BY FEBRUARY is. POSI-
ton by drug clerk: six years' expe-
ricnce: best references. Address box
le7s Clifton Forge, Va
WANTEn--POSITION AS CLERK
general merchandise; TIVE years ex-
pertence;. age twenty two: references
sven. ADDRESS \, care OF Postmaster.
WANTED. --IMMEDIATELY ,LOCOMf1-
tive or varied engineers. Young on
AZ untonists. Address M Sax The
virGiniAn.
WANTED--A COAC7MAN. APPLY
s once 10 North Eth street. "a. J.
10 AnDEns WANTED.
nlshed rooms fof rsnf. Also foGss-
TABLE BoARDERs WANTED. EIlR-
keeping department. furnished or
unfnrnished. Reasonable prices The
WAshinEton, sse4 East Broad ST.,
Richmond. Va.
rOAfrION WANTED--FEMALE.
Young LADY or REFINEMENT
tneeffui ana excellent health. desires
position as house keeper. conpan-
ion or nurse for Invalid. suburbs
preferred. References given ana ex-
changed. X. O. VI. care Richmond
slTUATfON WANTED ~ EXPERT
lay 81 mti1issry s. stors g dsSsrs sssi
1e9<4 Ad4tese ~ ears Nichmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
|Chas. A. Rose CouIpar|

IlIdS. n. Muse Vul
Q N. 9th st., M
HAVE FOR RENT,
S07 e. Grace, 10 rooms,
6l3 e. Franklin, 20 rooms.
3i2 E. Grace, first fiat and basement
1928 Grove Avenue, s rooms.
304 w. Main, 8 rooms.
3l0 w. Main. 8 rooms.
ZOO Taylor, s rooms.
2505 +. Grace, 8 rooms.
s North Fourth, rooms.
IA Fendall Ave-, Broekland Park
ZIG Fendan Ave, Brookland Pax
40 Fcndan Ave, Brookland Park
STORES.
1876 w. Broad, store and flat.
102-104-lO6 n. Seventh, new stores. a
21l.15-'17 N. First, new stores.
1889 w. Broad, new store.
zoos E. Main, store and fiat.
200l E. Broad, corner store.
Flats and smaller houses for rent.
Phone Madison 1860 for rent list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

WE HAVE < FINE ASSORTMENT OF
new Wagons and Buggies. Second
hand Wagons, newly painted. and
In good order. $500 will buy a
Tired Surry; $500 q Phaeton; $500
a Dairy Wagon; $500 q light Fur
niture Wagon: $500 a Wagon with
a long body. suitable for wholesal-
ing milk. RICHARDSON BROS !,
615- Brook Ayenue. Phone 14s7
Madison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

ANY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WELL
acquainted In Richmond and vicini-
~ can easily make S2.50 a day by
talking a little for the Conservatory
Art School. I'd hoor sos East Grace
Street. Interesting circulars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

$500 TEETH. $500
We have on hand 100 sets of beautiful
durable and life-lisse teeth on hand,
and for ten days, commencing jan
uary 26th, will make them at $500
per set. Gold crowns, $3.se to $a-e1.
teeth extraction, csc. All work
guaranteed satisfactory. RICH
MoND DENTAL ROOMS, 3l2 East
Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
Personal OR OTHERWISE,

1T PAYS TO LEARN TO DRAW AT
the Conservatory Art School, SOS
,aaRs srnm 81 oee ~ $40 a a.as.fa x..a,
What bookKeper, stenographer.
clerk or mechanic ever makes such
salaries? This schools pupils have
no difficulty in getting desirable po-
sition.. Enter now. Day and night
classes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
Optician.
LAUNDRrEs.

OUR PROMPT SERVICE WINS US
many patrons for laundry work.
Are You one of them9 EAGLE
STEAM LAUNDRY. 7a3-725 West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

HAVING ABANDONED DEVELOP
MENT will sell Forest Lodge
cheap. JOHN CUSSoNS. Glen Alien.
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
POSITION waNTEp-MaLE.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
clerk or collector or any employ
ment- Best references. Address NJ.
4zeTir1iuiAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
teacher In private family. Usual
English branches, mathematics, Lat
In and music Taught. References ex-
changed. Columbia, Va. n. r. D.,
No. I. Box a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

WASTED~~PoSiTTo By MIDDLE
age married man as foreman of
laborers or watchman. Address +.
ln- q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07
FLATS For RENT .

FOR RENT FLAT OF THREE ROOMS.
centrally located. All conveniences.
-Address ", care Richmond Nirginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

WANTED AS WATCH
man or grocery clerk. Good charac-
ter and best references Address III.
D.. care The Richmond virginfan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-07

FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY
bought and sold and rented Spe-
cief attention given to rents. II a.
LOVING with B. F. HAMILTON d
CD
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-17
TRY THIS DINNER.
Mock Grab Risque.

One-half can Of tomatoes, one table
spoon of butter, one teaspoon of corn
starch six raw eggs, one teaspoon Of
minced parsley, one small onion sliced.
Stew the tomatoes and onions for
twenty minutes, then press through a
sieve. Return to the fire and add the
butter, parsley and cornstarch mixed
with little water; when boiling, re-
move from fire and add the eggs well
beaten. Serve on toasted bread.
Meat-5reast of Lamb drilled.
Score the top, brush over with the
beaten yolk OF an egg, dredge with
salt and pepper; cover with a layer Of
bread crumbs and set in oven; haste
every fifteen minutes with butter.
When done, take UP, garnish with cur
rant jelly and serve very hot.
VegetabIes-Spinach French styIe).
Prepare the spinach as usual. When
it has been boiled, squeeze dry, and
chop small, dissolve two ounces of
butter and stir the spinach in it over
the fire till it is hot and dry. Add
gradually two or three tablespoons OF