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'tl..u. tn, Nlillb. Pope. Epriur'iy rrigulng
In Rom InuIr Marie puu ur. briug utalAr
hI.uuIuI GALVESTON. and residing iu i}Uut
linnc". Ni.uia- AiulsIus uSilnshcr being
hi,huI. OF ,nuuIu. .Ah,ukl aud HjiniuistrH-
tur ~ the diuru-, OF 20 Weston, Dhr-trI \
Ntthur h~lug Ir,sidout ut tue Timed states /,
john ,ltud being auNrruut ui ths state OF
IuAAs. " n vi ke- being mayor ut this vlN
Of " ayv. Andrew litdelon being the pastor "t
tins thutth OF the Assumption II The Blessed
NIrsn Mary;N J. Clal tlu being thr aroli tec'
Huu s. IL Mcneil the contractor. The Rsht
reverend Nicolas Aluysi Gtllaghor, ID, u.
above mentioned bishop Of Tan pus tAbuuklD
aud administrator OF the diut use NJ Galveston.
surrounded With the following reverend olcr-
ytIuru Ih,udUrr BurAri, ul 81 MARY =
rathrirHl Galveston j l.. Bus-ani, rector ~
~. Iatnok IS church. GllNesGun! A. VI. Jury,
r,rturui the church OF tlirksy Ito, ' Quiuu' f.,
rector OF n ralricE's church nNlas, j.
Nlum. orator Of the day and rector OF tue
church Of sherman and \ Bal,l II. rector VI
.schuruh " tie Assumption Of III" blessed
Nlr.u May. 1hr weather being favorable
Audn ltrsr Concuurse Of pruule witnessing has
sllptuls b c.scd aud lald this nrst corner
-fput Of this church OF the Assumption OF the
Hl.-.rf Nlrgiu Mar. I'm thi. CITY oi " CO, uu
th, lllM day u Arui. u, MDtt Cl.--
NAN %.
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THE CITY.


WAsmNGroN, April o. lndieat oh- Tor
the west gul stats ARE Local raln'i pht'lh'-
Is cloudy and slightly warmer weather
variable winds; falling, followed In "cs'
by rising barometer.
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Just Arrived

A choice lot Of apple, pineapple and
strawberry fruit buffers III bulk. 4
fresh supply of Italian macnronI and
ycrmicelli, oat meal, crHck' Il white wheat
shielded oats IN packages aud lot Of the
best u all package coffee, Thnrhrr's no
81, aud only about nheeu thousand
pounds ~ Golden Belt flour LEFT uu. OF
th. fifty thousand pounds that arrived M
March, and when TINS X gone, we ARE
afraid We will have 10 advance Tia price
Send ~ your orders soon, But We WI
always furnish the best tiour Tor the least
money Of any dealer, IN Waco This wt
will guarantee.
\. JOSH, TAYLOR 4 Bro.
Nos. 1 and Plathrr Block.
~
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Ladies' should remember a beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Blood Elixir, Sold by Castles, Morn.
son y Co., druggists, Waco, Texas, at ;
bottle Ol l9dSw
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II yon want shirt that fits you, and
see fine lot ot cheviot, percale aud
white goods, call at the Lone Star shirt
fuctory -3.I5tc
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have now ia stock over $4,000 I'M
ported and domestic cigars of all grade.
and am selling at bottom prices, a
HerL-u32jtc,
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Shlluh's ytul2rr Is what You need Tor
constipation, loss II APPETITE, defines.
and all symptoms Of dyspepsia Price
10 aud 70 cents per bottle. Sold 10y
Castles, Morrison n Co., Waco, Texas.
tlt-E,,, D
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Go to Sngg s. Wells Central Marble
works, No. - South Fifth street, 70
monuments, tablets aud head stones.
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" t-u>ornN, Apru %. me issue of
standard SILVER dollars ON th" minis Tor
the Week ended Ami. IN, Wa lG3ia7; Tor
tnr corresponding period last year To-
600
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InIIInl Him. ansI

| Will sell my stock ~ initial pins at
| strict cost to make room for other nov
elites. j. LLyINsRL
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TO THE GLORY Of GOD.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Imposing Religious Ceremonies and
the D st.ngulshed Part eipant'-
Resume OF Sundays Events

,t- g.,
DSuli CaiL"i'r7 'H We.
at Au e. r,y hour 0unIAy n'. N'LE 10
e., o'clock ma-, l'it"''t'4
bishop ih tue H,H' c""t'' oN
NiLth street. "H7 iaf-t'' a'''H4'', az
At the l"nt 1'' "--' i.''' -. 90.
celebrated 80 10 %. 10 +f,'' 'A' i'7t u" AA
also urnii'"'rd. ~ ia. war "''
beer Di it'-" attending lN', ''s.' a'",'
able inch 20 rltuuE D.. standing tVyA-
"h occupied ''AR Oe'I.'
I'''s ""7 -..,t.,.-
Su' gu III, ,,.,.,t..y,rI Arluui
The nltf vs. @, tae m-hop n Rev y.
4. Gal asA,r - Galveston. aud 10. i'l-
loving clergy Ee'-. lLrY. blhAfd'
celeb ant, auI J.. j. Bu--hut % calves
ton. A. NJ MAIr., ~ C!nrksyilIe, v.
puuon, - DALAI, D. Bum, 10 SHERMAN
aud 4 l. I,.aH, OF ACC. u Was
highly impressive scene. Al Tue e.u-
c.U- 10 u the uh--, tue candidates Iot
confirmation, spol, twenty-five 10 mum
Der and quite g',n4t divided ~ !" EEL
kncltBguu j ID" altar ahI rec i'rH
the aging Oh o' hands ana hef l'e7'
w. a-ua, ou such 'ce -io =. Hh''hs f''
Aumed thr!r reat-,"'tI! eye Was D,N' On
the bishop a- he Eat 90 hIh throne IHlie
on bro" ana d S"4lnH 'I'"''i III u ~
The confirmation sermon "hs 'Cp1t'5
with ep rypnate advice aud conn el' ahd
tue kindly tone inst marx Gil ms az
tefAuce- Vh- cviienti! appreciated D!
ms youthful auditors. IL person the
bishop Dr. graceful and pleasing ana M
be ruR Is dguilied, His words now
easily and iu rather "a CONVERSATIONS
tone, every word beng ~ clear aS btIi'
lhe VS. congregation Ieit tht ehutvH
ol"hii! iinpi'7''' '"'' "''h"''' '''''
'''S ''' ......,. .-,..,
LAiIN" I"h 40" ''''''
The new Church ~ the Assumption IL
10 be built at the corner u Wash.
lpyt,u and ninth street ituutIng
the former. The foundations hay,
haep COMPLETED, aud III debris
and rubbish had been carefully removed
ur.. nrntnry tu be- ceremonies. At the
snutI- .nst corner upnt canvass pRvil
ION had been reared, overlooking the eN
t.u-ly, grounds. The American Has
upn ed from the top ~ the pavilion, Whit
undcrn attn We Is the colur- " Italy
Gsrmnny, Holland, Switzerland, tia
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. AGO EXAMINER
WACO. APRIL 10. 1858.
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA re Rf
Texas Midland

IbrougA TicNets b. all rafi- ntth.l .'r'i states
OscAR q. MrW,Y.
Gsu't Pass Az Ga't"-t"u. l'h'
CT. GArEs. ~. and Ticket 'gt
lieyeIaudA Cameron Buh z waco
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grateful 20 the Catholics o, '"r
city and Fl'lIli! A-A .'.'.
- aith eager interest Il- same us
also be- said - tA. reverend .s... a.
rsmptus.l. 4l. T.. H-u.l t..e .I-
departure g.-t.-Ia. l'i-ra..r o..
ant. Qu.lyu aud Ma 10, .e.,. g.. ;-ef
respect Sc homes tbs s't-rn p.-.
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Delicious health giving .od, and min
elA waters At Castles, Morrison y Co ~
u az store. --i-S-lt
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We carry d t.ii line ur the celebrated
j. b Stctsou hats, at Sanger Bros.
-i-~.tc
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The uniyena. verdict IL that Castles,
Morrison & Coz. tula iount is the best Ia
lvNAs.-4-S-lt
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II 90
TwoM wASsIINGTON

\ pure tine California wine. at onr
LOO per gallon Al |. A.GOids tens 81
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,.o,o w.p Martin n BRO


For Your ear rt-, mht'luS5, window
shades, lamps and chandeliers. IS div
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those who attended the church hal the
pleasure of listening to most excellent
dl course from Bishop Gallagher. The
bishop, - has been said, is polished
pulpI orator aud Of most benign pres-
cIce. lie ls oHe Of tue oungest al not
the yyuugestJ b shops III the United
States, sud bids fair to achieve
a ing - u-tt.l aud bril-
liant prelacy. His visit has been
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Langtry .lippers, the finest things oi
the KIND ever seen, at j. I. Sulliyau Is
Co LIT
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Al. aboard Tor the shoe store q J. !
AuLL-.Eu A c. LII.
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The most popular resort for the indi''
II the elegant soda fountain M hst.r-
Mnul.nn & CO... lrug .Lurr - ~
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MERCHANTS OPERA HOUSE

The Musical phenumen' %.
viii give three grand concerts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
How Many Murderers EscaDe.

ltappears that from 1860 to 1882 u hun.
dred and seventy persons were tried in
Massachusetts for murder in the first
degree. OF this number only twenty
nine were convicted and only sixteen
paid the extreme penalty of the law.
Of those convicted one committed sui
cite and twelve got their sentences
commuted. Here, then, during pc.
riod of little more than twenty years
were hundred and seventy murders
In one State and only sixteen execu-
tions.
In Connecticut during period of 30
years, from 1850 to 1880, ninety-seven
persons ere tried for murder in the
first degree. OF these only thirteen
were convicted of that crime and not
more than seven were hanged.
The statistics for other States would
doubtless show similar results. In
New York city there we're q hundred
and eighty-fve honicides during the
'fonr years ending with 1877. This was
an average Of nearly one homicide a
week. During the same period there
were four executions, or Just one a
year. The number Of persons tried for
murder in the flrst degree In the city is
about twenty five every year; the num-
ber hanged does not exceed ON the ave-
rage one or two year.
These figures ara full of Significance.
They show that either through the fault
OF tho law itself or its administration
by juries the statute imposing the death
penalty for murder is in the vast ma
jority ofcases dead letter They furth.
or show that while murder is a common
crime the murderer in great many in
stances succeeds In escaping punish
ment entirely.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
John Wanannaker's, S,
PHILADELPHIA,
MONDAY:

| The window display Of
Novelties in Dress Goods is
very unique. An examina-
ton of the goods at the coun-
ters WILDE more satisfactory.
They form excellent garni-
lures for dresses in designs
that many fancy simply for
the oddity, and others for a
certain appropriateness on
certain occasions.
If you attend the Annapo-
lis events, for instance,
wouldn't it be a pleasing COM
pliment to your naval friends
to wear a costume of navy
blue ground, a border repre-.
sent;ng the ocean, and ship
under full sail in colors Of
shaded oak, brown and
olive /?
In compliment to an off,
cial of the Treasury or Mint,
another occasion might sug
gest one OF those Ottoman
grounds, with gold coin de-
picted among figures in gar
net and bronze.
You'll find antique designs
quaint and curious. Japan
ese. Persian and nondescript.
They are the best collection,
probably, imported this sea-
son and we'll worth your
study. |
south aisle.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
j usflce.

We are far too narrow In our concep.
tion OF what Justice means. IL makes
many claims upon us which no law can
ever enforce and with which public sen.
timent can never meddle. 10 demands
much more than the discharge of pecu.
mary obligations. 1t enters into every
detail of life, and reguI tes our conduct
In all the relations we bear to others. 1t
pronounces upon our behavior to re-
latives and friends and the community
In which we dwell. 1t enforces debts Of
of affection, of thoughtful
of kindness, of compass
sion, as well as those Of shillinEs and
pence. To call u man just who is not
kind, or tender, or pitiful, or loving,is a
misnomer. True justice implies the due
exercise of all these sentiments in their
proper season and the cheerful discharge
Of the conduct which they suggest.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

NOrICE-I, THOS. H AYNES, TENANT
~ Of the house situated at S. W. corner
of Seventh avenue and Duncan streets, in the
llth ward Of the city of Wilmington, County
of New Castle and State of Delaware. in COM
pliance with the requirements Of the Acts OF
the General Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that l shall
apply In writing to the Court of General Ses-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State Of Delaware, in and FIR New Castle
County, en- Monday, the 10th day of Novem.
Der, A d. 1883 being the next term of said
court, for license for said house, as an inn
or avern, for the aals therein of intoxicating
II luoTs, in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens. residents OF said ward.
recommend the said application, viz:
John Batty, Bartley Shannon,
George Mason, Patrick Smith,
Francis duncan. William Ryan.
Thomas McDonough, Patrick Heuey,
James Deeney, Charles Meredith,
Jerome Uonrvy, John Burke,
james Lee, Samuel lngham.
John Hemmtngs, William Meredith,
Patrick Raney, James duncan,
X obert Porter John Taylor,
James Ballentine, Samuel j. Meredith,
James I'ynell, Michael Costello
ol9-3t* THOMAS HAYNES.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
urprvr,s sAvERy v,Rrvrr or A

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY vlKTUE OF A
Will he exposed to Public Sale, ut the C0url
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington
New CASTLE County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, UCTOBER "a, 1883.
At2o'ciock, p. rn., the following described
real estate, Wis:
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
In the city Of Wilmington. with q three
.toried brick dwelling thereon erected bound
ed and described " follows. ~ ait Begin-
ming on the westerly i.e Of Ship,ey street
between Fifth and Sixth streets, In the mid.
die of the gable end wall between this house
and the adjoining thrse-s story brick of strapge
Gould, thence running through the middle
Of said gable end wall westerly and parallel
with Fifth street 10 feet ~ inches to the mid
die distance between Shipley and Orange
streets, thence s0uthorly and parallel with
SIMPLIFY street 10 feet 7 inches to land Of
land easteriy and parallel with Fifth street
and running through the middle OF the gable
end wall between this house and the adjoin-
ing house Of the said Edwin A. Wilson on the
south 50 ft.4k In. 10 the westerly slde Of Ship
ley street af0rsaid, and thence thereby north
erly 10 feet Inches 10 the place Of begin
ming, % the contents thereof more or less,
with the use In common Of q 4-tootwide al
ley extending along or from this lot south.
erly along the adjoining the said MIDDLE
distance between Shiplsy and Orange streets
to Fifth street.
Seized and taken In execution az the prop.
ety of Catharine OBryne and t. t., and TO
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIPp's 0yvICR. Wilmington, Del, Oc
Oc4-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

MO. lO3 EAST SIXTH STREET ISTHE
~ place to spend your money. A fine
china cup and saucer given with every pound
OF tea. One lady said we beat the tea house,
cup and sauoer.' Ladies' coffee is advancing:
lay In stock of our paradise at the price We
offer you today. After this lot is gone you
will be sorry. All our coffee Is cleaned in the
roasting and IT keeps you in good humour-
lent evaporated peaches at Vets, and tine
evaporated blackberries at IL and II cts; 3
bags Of flour for 81; 3fb Of rTenton crackers, rs
cte.; 3b snaps. 25cts.; and those white loaf
drips, at II and l5cts at lunch biscuit. 1Ocb,
lard at l4cts One lady said she would walk
mile for this lard. 1t was Just as good az but
Tor. Sugar cured shoulders at lOcts. Ike the
place of ham and pork Irish dultz lust landed
from steam Is excellent for weak lungs
Fresh eggs and good butter always on hand
at L. M. WEEKS. l0S East Sixth street.
Oc1p-St-eod
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
|0ur First Number
FOR FALL.

| You will see many adver.
tisements about large stocks
of Fall and Winter Goods
and each one will claim to
be ahead of their competitors
but we will be content to
let the readers of the RE-
PUBLICAN know we have a
Larger Stock than usual, be-
cause our trade demands it,
and this is an evidence that
our goods are sold at as low
prices as elsewhere, or a lit
tie lower for same quality.
Our Children's Stock is
complete. We do not mean
by that to tell you we keep
the low price shoddy
goods, but we do have a
Good Quality at a very low
price, and yet we sell more
of our Suits from Five to Ten
Dollars.
In our Boys Department
we have some very stylish
garments to show you, while
the young men cannot help
being pleased by making a
selection from our nobby
Styles.
We have over 40 Styles
to show you in our Mems
Department, and now, kind
reader, just visit us at your
earliest convenience and let
us show YOU our goods, and
see if it will not be to our
interests to deal with |
each other.
This does not give you
of an idea of our Stock,
but if you will stop in at 4th
and Market streets, at the
N|mIngtonC|othIng 6 House
it will give us great pleasure
to show you our goods and
prices. Yours,
Jno, v, Diefendorf& Co, |;
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
NOTICES.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived in the box at the City Counci II
Chamber until 7.50 +. m on THU sday, Octo-
Der 25th, 1888, for laying an inverted arch bot
tom in Stalcup run sewer from the north side
Of fourtI street to the south side Ct Third
street, also repairing the walls OF the same
in good condition. the arch to be one foot
from sprinRing line of pavement to the CEN
ter of the bottom, the material to be we'll
burnt brick ladin Hydraulic Cement, the
usual bonds be required. The work to be
done under the supervision of the Street
Commissioner. The committee will reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
LEWIS ZEBLEI. Street Com'r.
A. A. EASTBURN, Chairman Street Com.
Oc20-3t cod
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
Patents Obtained.
CONRAD & WITHERBEE.
Solicitors In pnfent C.usa.

HENRY O. CONRAD, W, Il, WITHERBrr
ooS Ming street, p. o. Box 334,
Wilmington, Del. Washington, D. G
Advice as to patentability of invention and
cost OF obtaining patent, FREE. charges
for obtaining patents REASONABLE. Prompt
ness In representing cases. Mr.. Conrad can
De consulted at his office during the day or
from $50 to 7.3O in the evening.
Ocl3-eOd3m
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
MRS. LAURA OSGOOD HARKNEHB
MI salaat school for both se xas will ra-oraH

RS. LAURA OSGOOD HARKNESD
lyl select school for both Sc xes will re-opsS
Monday, Sept. 3D. 1888, at the Harkness
Building, northwest corner of Tenth and
Market streets. Glasses viii! be formed In
all common and higher English branches, In
bookkeeping music and such ancient and
modern languages as may be desired. The
Primary Department will be under the suor
cessful management which has given suoh
satisfaction in the past. In the higher dc
partr ents, the full staff of experienced teach.
srs ensures thorough instruction and drill
The numerous and honorable patronage Of
his school during the past two years and the
systematic discipline OF mind and body. which
has been its Characteristic excellence, must
render the year now opening the most suc-
casstul of its history. Terms from $500 t
1880 per quarter, according to classification
For further Information and to secure seats
apply, between the hours Of IL and Z t.
M RS HARNESS, 800 Market street, VII.
Del. au22-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
nR THEET oss North Fourth %
Dlls lllLlIII PHIT.A nE.I .pHJ

Guarantees to cure (also by letter) Nervop, ,
DeDiiity Youthful lmprudence, Lost NAL
!scste cases in I to 10 days, Pimpies, Tettsri'
railing out Of Hair, etc. Dr. Theel has mad
10 years Medical experience, and is the ealS
physician In Philadelphia who has made hi
Speciality IN Europe under the leading pro
fesscrs. Read "Scourge Of Quacks." TIC o.
sOS.s pOSslSs o. o. Selfstyisd Professsrs "Revc
This 10 tho only book which is free from q; :.
sxsggeration, and gives true history of nsl /.
v0us debility. skin, blood and private dit,
eases, and shows tho best methods Of trcatin.
those diseases, by the leading authorities /
the Wsrld. Price 26 cents,
q. VHee nours;-sa m. to I p. m, and from 2
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

NOR SALE-THE DELAWARE CITY
Il steam Flour and Grist Mil.
No better location for the business In the
State. Fronts directly on the canal convent.
ent for the Eastern Shore trade Owner
wishes 70 sell before Nov lst. Price, SO. 800.
One half can remain upon the property. For
further information apply to oraddress GEO.
W. REi BOLD, Delaware City, Lei.
ocl3l2t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
Canada Pine SyFuD.

Nothing can uurpass 1t IN relieving the
distressing cough Of consumptives. lftaken
during the stages Of q cold the patient is
perfectly protected from the danger Of pneu-
a cold In the head" begin taking the Syrup
ana the inflammation cannot extend down.
ward to the lungs. 25 cents bottle at your
nearest drug store.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
. N. MELCHIOR.
aUNSMITH. KING STREET

6UNSMITH, NO.2l4 KING STREET.
Has for sale Breech and Muzzle Loading
GUNS.
Of al makes, revolvets nd cartridges Of all
Implements for breech. loading gums rjass
balls and traps, and fishing tackle. Repair.
ing done at short notice,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
ron SALE,

NOR SALE FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS
y dwellings and l store and dwelling at
the corner OF VanBuren and Elm streets, SIX
rooms, bath, gas. hot and cold water They
are the most complete and best finished small
houses ever built In this city for the money.
take them throughout. All frames properly
fastened by the owner himself Apply i'm
mediately at 1920 Maryland avenue, al ther g
are 70 applicants to rent them.
Ocl3.l0t JOHN DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

EIOR SALE--PERSONS DESIRING TO
4 buy houses or building lots In this city
should procure the monthly catalogue of pro.
Jert for sale. issued for free distribution by
8. II. GREGG, Clayton House Building.
spl5.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

| A Satin-faced Silk and Wool Fabric,
the ground being curiously woven (noi
pressed) in figures of rubble work, like
alligator skin. On this at short inter.
walls are groupings of raised squares,
about u inch, forming checquered
blocks. The groupings form an oval,
with one side recessed. The raised
squares in some are in loops like uncut
velvet, but longer in others they are
cut, forming plush, in very striking
effect.
A fine Ottoman ground with plain
satin figures, alternating with 9th lrs in
Soutache. The latter greatly enlivens
the surface effect.
A Satin Soliel. A dull. faced ground,
the weave showing 10 ribs to the inch.
The garniture of satin figures in caull.
flowers, bunch roses and leaves, sprays
and other tasteful designs.
A Venetian Stripe, 3. inch wide, al
ternating with another in plush of eq ual
width, giving a simple though rich
striped effect.
A more elaborate novelty is produced
by clear plush stripes, ~ inches wide,
with broader intervals of Venetian
crepe, in armure effect This consists
Of bright, glossly dots Of satin, coming
to the surface at short intervals upon
groundwork, corruscated by minute
dots of the same. 1t constitutes de-
cidely handsome pattern.
This is a small and choice
selection and will not last
long at the prices, $1.25 to
IS.
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Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
HOUSING MANURE,

The Orange County Farmer says Con-
cerning housing manure: When farmers
learn from experience that by housing
manure and thoroughly working 1t
over, mixing with absorbents such as
muck, earth, road dust, leaves, ETC., to
take up the liquid and the ammonia set
free its value is double what 1t now is,
and at an expense too, much less than
the sameamount of plant food could be
obtained In an artificial fertilizer, a
new era will have been reached in agri-
culture, and we shall see the fertility of
the old farms brought back to where
they were fifty years ago.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22

ENOR SALE-sGOOD BUILDING LOTS
A. on Claymont street between +th and
9Th. each l6 7, Price SlsU each, 1892 cash,
W. In three months, and 50 IN 0 months.
oclT-t HEALD s. Co
Daily Republican., 1883-10-22
FOR HENT.

A FTER TODAY, OCTOBER Goth, 1883,
IA there will be tor rent Of the finest
houses in the city. Six rooms, with bath, gas,
hot and cold water, dry cellars, and finished
in the best style, elegantly laid out for con-
nence, on Harrison street above Second
Inquire OF the owner, HENRY WlTSIL,
Front and Madison streets. oc2O-lm