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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27
f1fY' GRAND OPENING
GRAND OpENING, GRAND OPENING
SECOND SUPPLY or sEAsoNABLE SPRING
GOODS At
SYCLE BROTHERS.

We will open and exhibit during this week IN
immense line of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
embracing all tie latest novelties.
Also, q fun line of PLAIN and COLORED SILKS,
PLAIN and FANCY sAIINs;
4 full line Of the 1nest makes Of BLACK eros
GRAIN SILKS, and latest novelties In COL
ORED aud BLACK DROCADED SILKS.
IL MOURNING GOODS We will show IN i'm
mensc variety, Is follows;
CASHMERE. HENRIETTA CLOTH, SlIUDA
CLOTH, TAMIsE, CREPE CLOTH, CAM
EL's-HAlR, MONTE CLOTHS and q great
many Others. from the coinmonest 10 the finest,
all Of which viii Dc sold at bottom prices.
Two casos DOCBLE-WIDTII DEBEGE. much
below iheg value;
one ease 27-inch DRESS GOODS ut great bar
gain.
We will also exhibit full line of CAsSlMERES
FOR MEN AND BOYS. suitable for spring and
summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALES;
\ full line Of WHITE GOODS Of every dcscrip-
ton:
\ large line Of LACE CURTAINS, COUNTER
PANEs, and BED-SPREADS:
4 full line of MATTINGs, OlL-CLOTIIS, AMI
WINDOW-SUADES;
LAIjNDRIED aud UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS;
LACEs and EAlBROIDERiEs In immense Va
Ticty.
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Ii CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving direct from FRANCE II fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE Of the following brands:
EXTRA DRY VEEZENAY, YIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE ~EIsEE.
These WINES were especially Put up for ne,
and arc Of very superior quality.
Also. constantly ou hand
MCMM, HElDS1ECK. and J.. RODERER.
0. CRAM. No. Ia Governor street.
In addition TO the above iMPOllTED WINES.
also keep the URBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL fthC best American Minel On sale.
NH 3-iu
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ndyBIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.

LAWNS, GfSGHAMs. d.
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAE.
HOSIERY, LACES.
EhlBROIDERIES,
COLLARS, sCARfs, CUFFS.
RUFFLEs, RIBBONS, &C., &C., az
NH IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
julius MEYER 4 son

Julius WI fss> u WV
beg to announce that they are now Offering au ~
MENsE SPRING STOCK. Having gone ON the
market quite early, before the rush. they have been
able 10 secure many goods below regular prices.
They give their customers the benefit Of these low
prices.
IN DRESS GOODS
we have all the latest shsdesin MORIES. FOTLEs,
SHOODA, and NUNS YELLING.
They offer rs special bargains:
20 pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING In all
shades at 25 and 30c.:
60 pieces RUBAN BORDUEs, ~ inches wide, In
MI the newest shades, l5c.-original price,
40 pieces HALF-wOOL LACE BUNTING. in
cream, black, and navy, NJ l2sc.-original
20 pieces TWILLED MoHAIR DEBEGEs a,
Handsome line ILLUMINATED and TENsEL
STRIPES at 80, 40, and Soc:
20 pieces SUMMER sILhs-special bargains-at
PLAIN and STRIPED wATERED sATINs in
all the spring shades 1T II and 81 .2b:
Every new shade in SURAH sArlNS ats1.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
so pieces AII-WOOL BUNTING at 1870;
IS pieces FRENCH ALL-w0OL BUNTING at
3 pieces sii.K. AND-wooL TAMIsE at 6Oc.;
10 pieces ALL-wooL NUNS YELLING NJ Zoe
worth 35c. .,.,..,.
Also. a handsome line Of FOULES, SHOODAs,
and other BLACK GOODS.
IN WHITE GOODS.
the largest and cheapest line we have ever shown
z eases LACE STRIPED MUsLiNS III lOc.;
80 pieces yarl-wide VICTORIA LAWNsats &C.;
40 pieces INDIA LINENS ut 1859. worth 25c:
40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS ~ 22c.-
the best bargain yet:
The EGYPTIAN LAWNS-entiTely new;
WHITE and ECRU DOTTED and FIGURE
SWISS MUSLIN FROM 1867. mp;
WHITE, CREAM, PINK. Blue, and POLKA
DOT PERSIAN LAWNS; .,..
FRENCH ORGANDIEs- FRENCH NA1NsOOks'
SWISS, NAINsOoK, aud HAMBURG En-
BROIDERIEs and TORCION LACEs;
We have all the NEW LACES such rs ORlEN-
TAI, EDELWElSS. MAJESCA, BLACK and
CREAM SPANISH. Sc.
PARASOLS.
Having closed out u manufacturers stork of
PARASOIS AT less than manufacturing cost. We
are enabled 10 offer some extraordinary bargains.
Don't fail TO loOa nj them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER son.
Col and 500 Broad street.
MATTINGS, MATTISGS!
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at l2'gc.:
30 rolls good RED CHECK At 1885,;
40 roll. handsome FANCY CHECK at 2Jc.' anu
other grades In proportion: -,
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DICHM0ND. FkEDERIcKeBrHG

II NNU EUItMNN NlIIEVNIF.~r'IITI-
commencing StNDAN,January - iesz:
BOO \. NJ. leaves Byrd->tr,cf .ttfiDu dly Slope
only ~ Milford aud Fr,d,flch lur'.
500 1. NJ. leaves Byrd-S'rc,f station daily 'rh-
ctpt sunday.
800 +. VI, lstNCs Byrd-- rect stallion daily.
400 J.. VI. Accommodation fYr Ashland, hlfr.
BrOad-strvci station daily NAHF
SLuGIysl.
I 1893 $. NJ, arrives 40 Byrd-Streff sfrtiou t0l,.
3.U4 +. VI, arrives at Byrd-~tr.ct station d4lIy
makes no lo-Ii ..oIs.
G.fs y. NJ, arrives ~ Byrd->frtcf station daily
Except sunday.
S;3i 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives ~ Broad
Street station daily t'Nc,pt sunday.
&. \. TAYLOR. Gcn,r1l Ticse' Ag'n'.
=. T. ID. MltHs. General -up,r.n,sad,ni. =. 70
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DEATHS.

Died. sunday. Fcbruary 2Gth. at o'clock \. NJ,
". HOLT RICHARDSON, Jr., IN his thirty
fourth year.
ruRcial from Braad-Sircct Methodist church st
81 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. lis friends and
those of his father aud his fatheT-in-ltw William
r.. Pugh, are Invited 10 attend
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\ direct four-hours connection IL made t''"lf
Richmond and Norfolk hN trin, leaving B.. l-
L. 0ud 20 / 800 4. NJ. and soriu.k at i---1 j.. u.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will stars frnil ilt
: pyomIttoN depot. y. 10. MINE
General ~upsUut-uf, %
n PorE, General Passenger and Ticket A.,nL
81
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have just orened the lsrge-, stock Of
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting Of
RICH BI>OUE and DRESDEN FIGURES.
VASES. and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER. TIA, GAME, FISH.
OYSTER, ICE-CREAN-, and DESSERT
SETS.
In CHAMBER TOUET-WAHE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
our stock Is complete in every department, and
The prices very low. Cali and examine IT,
T.. q. TAYLOR,
min I0ll Main street
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of CHARLES BELL Belts will
take place from tic residence ~ III, father, No.
92S west Min street. 7 HIS AT rtAiNOON at
4.3O O'Clock. Friends and acquaintinccs Of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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PROPOSALS.
...-... PkOPOSA I.S........,-..-
CITY ENGINEERS OFFrCE,l
RICHMOND, Va. March 1t, 1852. !
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
PAYERS, sTONE-CONTRACTOR
AND EXCAVATORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
Office until
FRIDAY, APRIL 7TH,
At O'Clock M,
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS AND
LAYING THE USUAL STONE AND BRICK
PAVING, GRANITE CURLING AND FLAG
GING. and for REPAIRING AND RELAXING
THE SAME, and for such GRADING OF
STREETS as may be required, for The term of one
year from the LIT day OF April next.
Forms of proposals aud specifications can IL on-
tanned by applying at this office.
The Committee Oh Streets reserves ue rlSh' 10
reject any or all proposals offered and to give The
contract for each Item separately
W. +. CUTSHAW,
NH ltd City Engineer.
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MATTINGs. MATTINGS.
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at l2lc.:
80 roll, good RED CHECK AT 1885,;
40 rolls handsome FANCY CHECK nj 2Jc.' anu
other grades In proportion: .,. -,
JULIUS MEYER & son,
NH l2-eOd 6Ol ana sos Broad street,
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FINANCIAL.

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
L We beg To- offer you our services for the PtR-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES or
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying. selling. and car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. our Office being in the
stOck-Exchangc building. all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited:
RTTFRENCES National Mechanics Bank, West
ern National Bank. Bank Of Commerce. Howard
Bank. RAMSAY, CLABAUGii CO..
Bankers and Brokers. Baltimore. Md
Dc iJ-6m
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DlCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
Passenger Freight

krri9c @o9 $50 $50 + u Sic H.
AN trans da,lyeNcept sunday --uns,engcr from
connecting 40 Wos' Point an Tuesdly .Ihurdiy-.
and Saturdays with steamers for haliinotc aid
FrIgnl tram leaving Richmond 10 $40 4. II.
will have pas-cugc coach attached.
Train ~: ~ connects al vile o. Nor
folk and Western railroad for tarms lilc. lNuch-
burg, and al southwestrrn points.
Train Ne. 90 Through la-sDnpcrl tops 10 100 -tl-
lions. connecting 1t sutheiun', p.'h Milton ,rf
~utherlm Narrow -taugc railroad lur Milton. e
salisbury with Western North Carol la railroad
for al points In Nc-iCu North Carolina, "a Al
lanta iog All points south nud ~ortlWt,L
Train No 52 Uhrough pis- uP.r aud main stop.
az all stations. connect ng 20 "rthc.iir+ WIN Sill
ton and Suthgrius Narrow -,Iugc Uilnid fnr
west: al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia nud
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. August, e4gln-
Trains from he south arrive at Richmond ~
1888 =. VI. 7:fO \. ", and 1874 3. ~. and from
Wet Point 20 l0:2H 4. u. lPa-acng ri,audO .luf.
W. Freight
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Train DO New ork ana Atlau.aria wash
on Train 52-llchmoud and Charlotte. ana
Charlotte and Charleston.
An passenger trains stop no Bon sir.
Tickets -old % an point .puth. -"nthcasf. alt
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-oser checks gwen "a local ugkct>
General Passenger and Ticket kgcr,
T.MR. TALcoIr, General Manager. nh
VIIE YORK RIVER LINE.
PA>@LNGER ROUTE
TO BAI TMORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND ~ATJE-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANNILLE DEPOT
VIRGINIA STREET.
At 2A5 T.. NJ
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"a RAlLLOAD 60 v 7 \ ! ! - OmW0IcIII
II NDAi, January -, lee3. Drain, on thi- rad
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Pori mouth
Smilhlcld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. g.:
l Newbcrn. Washington, and Tarbor0', y. G.. and
al points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also. foi
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point and an Ifgu
/ lar landings on James river, az LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. T.. u. TA1IM
NH Is superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
M4NLELSr4Ti0Ns or EElR.
r,o,o yIcTouJou Da,ly Ne,rs.

From The LOldOIt DAILY NerS.
It's s9id that the Emperor Charles the tltlh,
reading an epitaph Here lies one who never knew
fear remarked, Then lie never snufted a candle
withrhis fingers" 1t is certainly somewhat
absurd though q favorite claim for popular hero,
that he never knew fear NO one pos-esslI3 u
human nerves and brain could say tins VITA truth.
That a brave man never yields 70 the emotion may
be true enough but 20 say that nj no period OF his
life 'be eXpericuced fear Is simply impossible. As
Lord LyttOn expresses II;
"lt--hames man not to feel mans mortal fear
II sLames man only if that fear subdue.'
There is a story OF young recruit IN the IhlIty
Years War going into action tOT the first time N ms
life In the highest spirits. " Look at Johann
remarked of hls comrades, as the troops We're
Drawn up ready TO charge, he Is full OF Jokes :
Tot,. iraye he tsb Not at ALL replied the veteran
addressed he knows nothing OF what Is coming
YOu and l. old comrade, are far bravrr; we SIT sti
on our horses though we are terrib afraid"
Fear certainly is of the most irrational OF the
passions IL is not always excited by the presence
of danger. Men who can be cool and collected III
cases OF rea! peril will tremLe at some tancitul
alarm The Duke Of SchOmberg could face an
enemy with ready courage. but lied from room II
be saw q cat in it, A very brave French oincer
tainted at the sight OF mouse. Inc author oI ne
Turkish spy states that II lac had sword IN his
hand he would rather encounter lion IA tie desert
than pc alone III room with spider. Many peo
pie have similar taucltul anupaiAles, which excite
their fear, IL Il manner real danger would be pow
erless TO do. Fear OF injection j. dIead tnat en-
bitters the lives of many sensible people. There Is
a legend Of an Eastern deryIou who, knowing thdt
the Plague was about 20 visit certain city, bar
gained with the disease tuat only speclHeu NUM-
Der of victims should fall When twice the number
pcrIsAcd the Plague explained us apparent brraCh
OF contract by asserting Fear killed the rest' IL
all time, OF epIdeuics doctors tell similar "a e..
during the Great Plague of 1866, an unfortunate
man led purely from tr gLt; a practical joker W 20
met him N tie street pretended 10 discover the
fatal spots upon him, and the poor man went
home ana died, not of the disease, but Of sheer
terror. A long obituary list m 2ht he compiled OF
tie victims OF fear from the criminal IN the Middle
Ages who reprieved after he had laid his head on
the block was found to have died ere the axe cou id
tOrcl Mn: down 10 the poor nun mentioned by
Horace Walpoe, whose dIsreputabe abbess liter
ally frightened her TO death by visiting her at
mint AND te!l!ng her that she was diving.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
SCRAP-BAG.

AFGHAN" New Subscribers Afghan, described
in WEEKLY OF February 10, has greatly interested our
readers, and we have received several inquiries as
TO the quantity of wool required TO make IT,, VIII
50 New Subscriber kindly give the amount OF each
color needed
BmocHE.-Mrs. A. p. r. Will probably find no
difficulty with Mrs. A. BIS bib if she Will study
directions for brloche stitch gwen IN IHBCNE
EXTRA No. 90 price 10 cents. We regret that the
pressure upon this column Will not allow Us TO re-
print the directions Tor the stitch.
How TO PURL.-Several subscribers ask Row 70
make TINS simple stitch. which has from the begin
ming of this department been more or less OF q
puzzle 20 our kind readers 1t Is the easiest thing
Ia the world, purl stitch being Tie same as back
stitch or seam stitch.
A Pleasant LETTFR-Mrs y. v. who kindly
sends the lace pattern printed above, writes; "
should like 70 express TO you the pleasure aud proht
derive from your knitting Co.umn ana l cannot
think Of any better way and one that would PROB
ably please VOr more than by contributing my lhlte
20 your column | therefore lnclOse one OF the
prettiest wide lace patterns have ever seen especl
ally when knit of fine linen thread. have tired
almost al the wide patterns IN your Extras, ana
have never seen Ike Il, so am IN hopes II viii
prove new 70 you, Ny only regret Is in not having
more time TO devote TO knitting, as am very fond
OF it
TIE STAR. Several correspondents ask the mean
Ing Of the star used ~ our patterns. II means
that the worker is TO make second time al the
stitches between the star and the word re9eat'
BED-SPREAD.-An old subscriber asks: VIII
Mrs. ;. be kind enough to maFe the directions
stripe cannot understand from the - th row, and
l admire the pattern. Can the cotton be obtained
at wholesale, where, and at what price Y
DOLL PA.TERN.-L. a. 5. writes Please inform
an Old reader If YOU have ever published directions
for knitting childs doll if so. where can they be
found If not will You please request some OF
your contributors 10 furnish them l. \. : viii
find directions for making dolls IL TRIBUNE EXTRA
No 75, price 20 cents
Mrs Us kind offer Of a pattern for insertion Is
accepted with thanks
PUZZLE PURsE.--NTs. c. b. L. l., asks for drec-
tons for knitting CrOchctlng the puzzle purse
Can any of our readers Obhge herr
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

a. knit l. purl ., knit l. purl g knit 1, purl L. knit
@ over, knit together, knit ? 26 remain ON the
needle
9TH row Slip /, knit 8. over knit 2 together,
knit over knit l. knit together over-purl and
knit together times lover, knit l, over hn't s.
over, knit 2 together, knit / 2G on needle
9th rowi slip 1. KNIT 2, over, knit together
purl 3 KNIT l. pur l. knit l, pur l, KNIT l, purl o.
knit =, over, knit together, knit ?.
9Th row: slip /, knit 3, over knit together
knit |. over knit s over slip l, knit together
and pass the slipped stitch over the knitted one -
purl l, slip /, knit together, and pass the slip
stitch over over knit 3, over knit 3, over knit
together. knit !; 20 on needle.
sth row: slip |, knit 3 over knit . together
puII :. knit purl 7, knit ?, over knit together
knit .
9th row slip l, knit g. over, knit . together,
knit /, over, knit 5, over. slip !, knit together,
pass he slipped stitch over the knitted one, over
knit o. over. knit 3, over, knit together, knit 5;
2s on needle.
10th row: Slip l, knit ., over, knit together
puTl L. Knit . over. knit together. knit 2; = on
needle.
Repeat from first row.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
WIDE sHELL-EDGE LACE.

Cast on 80 sutches-KDlt back plain
1st row: Slip I, knit g over twice, purl 20
cether knit l. over twice narrow, over twice, mar
row over twice, over twice narrow KNIT o.
over twice pull together knit !. over t"lce' mar
row. over twice narrow, over twice, narrow KNIT l.
over twice. narrow.
"a row: Over twice, purl together, knit 8, pur'
I knit ?, purl /, knit 2 purl /, knit !, over twice
purl Q together knit To- over twice, purl together
knit 8.
Sd row: Slip l, knit ., over twice purl together
knit over twice narrow, twice, narrow, over
twice narrow over twice narrow knlt5 over twice.
rurl . together, knit II. over twice, narrow.
4th row over twice, purl2 together knit II, over
twice purl together knit u, over twice pun to-
gether. knit 3,
9TH row: slip l, knit ., over twice, purl TO-
Cether knit g. over twice narrow, over twice mar
row. over twice narrow. over twice narrow, KNIT 4,
over twice pur together, knit !, over twice. mar
row, knit :. over twice, narrow.
9th row over twice, purl together knit TO-
purl !. knit l. over twice, purl together knit To-
over twice. puri together knit 3.
9Th row Slip ]. knit 2. over twice, purl TO-
cether. kuit t. over twice narrow, over twice mar
row over twice narrow. over twice narrow, knit 3,
over twice pu together knit ., twice, mar
row.
sth row: over twice, purl together, knit y,
over twice, purl together, knit 10, over twice
purl together knit 3.
9th low; Up !. knit 2, over twice purl together
knit g. over twice narrow, over twice narrow over
twice narrow over twice, narrow knit >, over twice
pu-l together knit /, over twice, narrow knit o.
over twice narrow.
10th row over twice purl together, knit H.
purl l. knit l. over twice purl together, knit 10
over twice purl . together, knit 3.
.l., - Init ryViC
Cether knit g. over twice narrow, over twice, mar
row over twice narrow over twice, narrow, knit l,
over twice. pur together, knit l3, over twice
narrow.
10Th row over twice. purl together, knit is
over twice, purl together, knit 10 over twice. puI
2 together. knit 3.
18th row: Sip /, knit 2, over twice, purl 2 TO-
gethcr knit T. over twice, narrow, over twice, naT
row over twice, narrow, over twice, narrow, oyel
twice pur . together, knit !, over twice, narrow
over twice, narrow knit l, slip second stitch on
left needle over first, and SO on until there are
left over twice. narrow.
18th row: Over twice, purl together, knit
pur l. KNIT . purl /, knit /, over twice, purI To-
gether knit -, over twice purl together, KNIT 8
10Th row Slip /. knit 2 over twice puri : 70
Qether knit l., over twice, purl together, knit
ovrr twice, narrow.
10th row. over twice, purl together, knit .
over twice purl together, knit 10, over twice pur
together, knit 3.
Commence again at first row.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
nnI-R1E POSE LEAF INSERTION.

Various leaf patterns have, from tine to time ap
peared III the knitting Department. chiefly edgngs
however very pretty example, for instance VIII
be found in tie Woman's Extra, No. %. page 4
Here is an insertion which viii match the edginS,
or may be used, of course, Independently Materials
and size of needles viii depend on the purpose for
which the insertion is needed. The pattern VIII
look equally well in the finest cotton or double
zephyr wool The use Of stripes Of this kind Is OBJ
ylous. They make charming curtains, DedspIeads'
tides. piucushion covers, sofa blankets, aud even
square shavIs. Cast on 25 stitches.
lst row slip knit 3, over, knit together knit
/, over knit !, knit together, purl l. KNIT TO-
gether, knit /, over twice, purl l. leave WOOL Ia
front Of needle, and knit l, knit together pun y
knit 2 together knit /, over, knit 3, ever knit
together, knit !.
I'd row: slip J. knit Q, over, knit together, purl
g. knit pur g. KNIT J. purl 3. knit l, puri 4, knit
z, over knit together. KNIT 2.
Sd row: slip !, knit 8. over, knit together, KNIT
/, over knit /. knit together, purl /, knit to-
gether, knit J. purl L. knit l. knit together purl
], knit together knit l. over, knit g. over, knit
together knit l. Here there are only 20 left on the
needle
4th slip /, knit 2, over, knit together. purl
New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
A DAHLIA TIDY.
From Ihf weekly Tribune.


This very pretty pattern IS composed OF separate
circles representing dahlias IN raised work upon
au open worked centre Materials fine crotchet COZ
ton and steel needle.
Make chain Of 20 stitches, and join into
circle.
list round: soDC's double crochet over the
nng.
make SO DCs in al.
I'd roupd: DC. ch, miss l, repeat all round,
An rorrd ! DC on the 80 of the 9th, ch, DC
on tbe 3d of the next chi repeat.
5tI roubd: Close DC, that Is, DC in every stitch
with 3 stitches in the middle loop Of each ch.
9th round: DC all round, working stitches in
the middle of each scaop, that is in the centre one
Of the sti che, of the previous round.
Repeat tins 9Th round for five more rounds. These
scallops form the IS raised and twisted petals Of
the dahlia The open work border around the
Gahlia begins on the next round.
18th round: DC between 2 petals taking to-
cether the = centre stitches, ch, DC between
the next 3-+etaIs repeat. There will be IS loops
OF ch in the round.
14th TO l7th rounds: DC in the middle OF
each loop with or more chain between,the number
OF chain stitches IN each loop being increased each
successive round sufficiently TO keep the open work
tat. without undue stretching.
18th round / treble in the first loop, : ch, OF !
less than the chains of the previous row, Il treble
i'll the next loop in the top of this treble stitch
work DC's with 8 ch between each ch; repeat
from all round. The ch, DC, 3 times repeated
Oh top of each treble stitch forms little trefoil
which makes a neat finish. This completes large
circle.
For A round tidy one Of these circles is placed II
the middle with six others around It. In the
spaces between fill in alitte circle as follows;
Make chain of 10 stitches and JOIN into circle.
lst round IS DCs.
I'd round: l treble, 3 ch. miss repeat
more times.
Sd round: 9treble over each loop Of 3 ch, DC
between.
Fora larger circle to 60 IN the space the outer
edge of the & large ciIcles add this round 10 the
small circles just made.
4th round / treble IN the middle each scalloU
On the top of this treble work 3 DC with ch be-
tween each then ch repeat all round.
For border round this circular tidy proceed as
follows:
LIST round: treble in one of the trefoil branches
Of small circle. ch, treble in the next trefoA,
S ch. l long treble In the Sd trcfoI,
1Och. long in first trefol of large circle treble
in each OF the next trefoils Of large circle with
ch between each ch, long in the next trefoil Of
large circle 10 ch long on the frs. tretoil Of the
next small circle, ch; repeat from beginning.
2d round treble, with chain between, IL first
stitch of last round; Il ch. miss ., treble with
ch between in the next stitch repeat tIom'
80 and 4th round Same second, the treble
always under the l ch of previous round
9th round treble under each l ch with
! ch between the "a and Sd; i ch; repeat.
This only differs from the first rounds N having
a croup Of trebles instead of treJles under
each chain.
9th round: Like 9th.
9TH round l treble in l ch, l trefoil made as
before on top of treble 6 ch; repeat all round.
This completes the tidy.