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Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
professor webster Compiimeeted.

Professor WeDSHeT SOAnp
For some time past Prof. A. s. Web
ster, of this city, has been 'nstructing
the young people of West Chester IN
the terpsic chorean art, and the tlnai les'
son of the quarter was given last week
and the class formally closed last even
ing with a brilliant reception, which
was classed among the finest OF the sea
son. The affair took place in the ar
mory of the Wayne Fencibles, under
the management of Messrs. Price ana
Sharpless and under the immediate d.
rection Of Professor Webster. There
were about sixty-fve couple on the
foor besides a number of spectators,
;nclnding representatives from Phila-
delphia, Wilmington, kennett square
and other places, together WIN laise
number of the elite of West Chester So
ciety, The costumes were very elaoo
rate. the ladies' especially being attired
in the most fashionable OF ball room
The affair was highly enjoyed by all
present and the Professor was hlgniS
comnlimented on the success to whlch
his pupils had attained, the dancing
the children being particularly notlce
able. ,
The various dances were gon
thronoh with in an excellent manne
without any tedious delays. During tn
evening the professor was presented
with a large basket Of handsome Pc
house flowers by his afternoon chile
ren's class The presentation was mao
nv one of the rising youths n nes
speech, which was responded W ny M
Webster in his usual eloquent manhe
The press of that town is loud IN the .
praises of Mr.. Webster and class Il
short career in their town as tns mo
successful ever held in West Cheste
He has been engaged to form new class
next season.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
II [OI7|@I'
Tho Republican Con,..
Special despatch to the Rrp,u,

Special despatch to the REprp,
DOVER, Del, April 17-gon,..
called to order at l2.45 by Mr.. u,.'. "a,'''
ton, who made a spsecl, denon"
the men who removed A Rsn,,''
Judge from the bench. Mr., H.'a
replied amid the widest e,ste'o.s'
Mr.. Job H. jackson was elected ,.,N'
rary chairman. ,V
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A Prominent officer Charged with
Fraud,

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Mr. A. A.
Bateman, of the firm of Bateman & Co.,
bankers, of this city, to-day filed with
the Secretary of War a letter, in which
he says: sit becomes my duty to pre-.
fer charges against Brigadier.General
d. G. SWAIN, at the head of the Bureau
of Military Justice of the United States
Army, f,r fraud and conduct unbecom.
ing an officer and gentleman. stand
ready to prove that the said d.: U
Swain has committed fraud to all in
tents and purposes upon the banking
house of Pateman & Co., of which l all
a mem ber,"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
y,c,or,. 70 Her Loving People.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Queen mas iorwara. rinni.
ed letter to the papers thansing 9er snp'sG.di nv
tne nnchess Of Albany in their grievous be-
reavement. She says: ,o,a,od so,,.
"The appreciation of my beloved som ~.
great qualities Of head and heart, ana nsone ,n'
Hhich has never failed ms in veal Or woe, ar.
wnrsu werv so"thing to my heart. Though muci
afiicted a by many sorrows and trials ! God WI
not lose courage, and. with the ut os GDI ch;i
dren ana % for The good Of the country l love s.
we'll
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
Tn. M,nIsterfal Policy.

LONDON, April l6.-sir VIM. harcoar,'
sacretary 'f State for the Home Department,
n a sneech at Derby this evening, said =.
The Government will dissolve parliameht a.
its own time. not at the time OF the reivc.
,amliy, SaI and nd would bave retired but for II, II,
events in the Soudan. Englsnd has no rien. ,n.
to annex Egypt. England is an,1 n,s 1abep ep'te to
nsrpetnate embroilment With other countries
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
Mau1festO Of the Fonian BrOtneT-
hood.

InNnON. April l6, Patrick JOyce, stcre-
tsry ~ the Fenian Brotherhood, has issued
manifesto, addressed to all lrisbmeh, In which
he says: o.,sa for re-
,,,oing at the dlscomdture of John Bull. Eng
land hss never before felt the vengeance OF
expatriated irish with such crushing to,ee: O., ::
The honor Of inau gurating seentinc nnIine wafare
nina nrooY of the etiicscv of science wheu nan,
died nv Intelligent, brave and determined
men. We summon all to help Us. ons Ws acv.se w.rs
"a y,s will live to witness free and regeher-
aied Ireland. We are resolved to push tnt
work with redoubled energy, and we recon. n sn.
mend Prof; Mezeron TO az az tflcir,ii,atians" irii %
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
a.sroRy a.ROOM

r,OR sALE-A 2.sTORY. s.ROOM:
n ed house, with bath. front
norch, front ana back yar0s, &c,
mem ted cellar, with heater and all
modern imprOy ements. The prop
erty is In . lime location, frsi class
order, and can be DOnGnt On ET", ~
Dron1tses. SOL Monroe street, or VI
me ReDublica~ office.
Univ SiEORGE r. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
Dots.

H anHa's is the place iov s1oa Z
and 40 ent oysters, tO5 Jeflefs0nN
An euAoyable concert was glA
ChriAtinnA Presby terian chufcl
evening.
James Mills, the coal deaIe[ cal i,
taken the agency of this Guy tut La
ways novel fire lighter
The new siding leading IRON lls
W. g. B. railroad tracks ln'o s@u,. w,
solomon's coal yard on Chufcn wv
Is about completed. j,
The ladies of Scctt M. Il. cnulvn
give a supper and tea drinking u, y
at No. $50 East Seventh ''l''
evening. p,,s
James W. King and James hq eS
the two men who were lnuiu',S ,sS
assaulted on Saturday llsh' a''
ering rapidly. , ...,.
The work of connecting the WIG :
the b, & O. Telegraph Company y,,
their new Office at Ihird anu ''
streets is near.y completed
| Southern Lodge of phi'adt.pA',ai..| pnll,i.
washington Lodge Of >'f.S,' New 'Ts r.1
10. o. f., will pay tralefl'a, arsninrI ,
Hope Lodge Of this city III ''s' MI
w. j. Haggerry, VINO " wan IL, n j1
poisoned few days ago. ''It, lt,,Is ' hob
critical condition, with D'' ''''
of his recovery. nh
DR., Il, r. Wilson delivered s..ta,,i an
Il resting lecture at 'pt s.rr,nce
church last evening on '"
/, the Huguenots.' n,lsu,
y The formal Opening inc ,, nav
House, under the aus.Ice" o' d -, NV vi
prietor, will take place t9,n' =, ,s"Gp, '"G
an elaborate set.out will be 'D'"''
: The sale of Buckingham N ho",bt uUI
!, Ieutire stock and fixtures %a' far T B..
Buckingham. J.: Ter
II. The boilers have been pl' - rL nm
, lnew Yacht Electrs, ana "" "illy
boat is being pushed f"' '''
| ward. o,.ainu
e A literary and musicAM! u en'1;'h, T. CD,
will be given in Union M. paople'l
this evening::by the Young '''r
I. t.Vu,,;,tinn l
y Is,ters of administration we "e'ts u
'' ed BY Register Biggs yes,eta1st q y tht
zabeth E. Gray on the estate u ''
T Thomas S. Gray Of this clly' Y
# # Tha members of the wa,s, later, Y
Fire Company ,,S1 who 70 '?P's''p11o Trs"'pn on
. 9th will meet az the OLD e"s''
4 this evening. ,ortidcs
Il accidental death in the case e fail al
IL Clynch, who was kll'en y pp}loIipgs
Il. yard of the Harlan " ,aninp,
Company on Tuesday e'el'ls a,d,t,
NC An examination Of eanaaan,t' esa.nai,taat
ID u certificates as qualified .hs as' sIste
be conducted to-day py ''' ''n, Of tn
Of Pharmacy, in the r0''''' "
= School Board. rf for
1t. After laying a. w., t,u las IL
time, the steamer te,. ttE,auen 'n street
moorings, foot of Ffe''r sf tIs IIar'
H. is now at the yards Of y wbsr'
AZ Hollinssworth, c"J''' d. rF'poi,,,s.ii
in rsfurnished, rr"n.' .,;dd1e It" ofMs
a her t, ips about the m'a',D ,Ds Or,
~ The performance ., Of 'Philad'
us Dramatic Company, " y, 90 last ev
ep. given in the Opera HOUSE ! non ~ Cae
, s wss a,imiv att"'""a, -; i1os ~ sstrict
ypl Bszaa" was l resente ',,'mic w''u effect
Els lion % scenic ",h 'os' ,he MI
the the military drama 9TH OF ,,'s ss.rikin
- Wstch" was replete Will ."
ct. ations. -. 10 ,,.r,
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Sent over.

The notorious Peter Dougherty, who
has figured prominently before Judge
Cummins, was given 10 days in Jail at
the session of Municipal Court this
morning. .
Alonzo Duey, an old sinner, was
charged with vagrancy, but on account
of his advanced age efforts will be made
to have him incarcerated in the aims
house, he having no home or friends.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
the W. aih.r.

Indications ior Ill" "' "!' a'laleiS !,
States Cooler, tar w""1'ier' preceaeo
by light showers in northern ana cen cen,
trail portions; winds generally from
north 70 west, higher barometer
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
Mistake.

Last fall when we ordered our stock
for this springs trade, we though, our
order a little heavy for the probable de-
mand, but we were greatly mistaken
wa are now daily receiving more new
goods, and if possible prettier patterns, ,anl =,
than. RosIN & BRO, Paper hangers
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
W, NJ. KENNARD & co.

Also the largest line OF
fancy summer silks we have
ever shown and at lower
prices than for a great many
years. Prices, 39c., Soc, .,5oc.,
&C, Csc. representing many
STYLES and varieties.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
THIRD EDITION,
NEWs SUMMARY.

The GallOwssnd its WorA-Co.sOS
Citaaens RejoictnE-Otncr MAsc0I
laneeus News. -
Tba cities of Delavan, Decatur and Macon,
bllinois, all voted for prohibition ON lueso"'
large majorities.
The will Of the late Mrs. Valera a. sono'
OF Boston, who beaueatneu ssyU,t ~ the heirs.
rious charities, is to be contested Dy 'he heAs'
stlaw. =.
Joseph Casey was hanged at Tucson, At
xona. On Tuesday tor the murder OF lanoi,
Hoibrook, Casey refused TO tell MS i'"'
name or history. +. ~.
British Northwest Territory, that "a iht Iscn
strike in gold" has been maze hoa' 'n~'
place, "equal to any in America
John +. 9reening, convicted Of n ~ Gr1Sr a,,. ~
the second degree for killing AnnleS ~ nIS' pa
toI1 vears ana months imprisonment In
the Penitentiary.
Nv an explosion Of gas yesterday altefnooh ~.
in.the Pennsylvania Colliery at Mount oa.-
mel Pa. five men we're burned, TWO " tMom' Mo.a
named peter Eutrux and Michael Mew,
would, fatally. The explosion was oau'0u
by naked lamp.
The Salvation Army paraded in I'M hahwas. IVA
New Jersey, on TUESDAY nlght ,tians who
Melted them with rottcn eggs, bad potaooes
and stones. One oil the officers Is repor'ee
badly INJURED
The first comptroller Of the treasury yea
terday deciIed z" that . liquor dealer WIZ
sells at one time different kinds OF liquor
to the amount Of five gallons is to Dc col cor
slider ed q wholesale dealer This declsio
reyersss ruling on this question maae
by Judge Brown, Of the eastern distrlc'
Michigan.
At King ston. Pa, last evening, gang
drivers. runners and mine boys Organize
for the purpose Of driving out the Hung
rians," Trouble is feared, and the h'nxste
Goal Company proposes to apply W u u
sheriff for a posse to keep order. There wv
a small riot between the mine boys and nu
garians last night, and on Tu sday n's
another fight took place.
The colored citizens of the District OF Os
umbia Yesterday celebrated the ann1versa
of the signing Of the Emancipation procl
nation with procession. Much enthus,as
prevailed. The procession was composed
military religious and social organizatio
in gorgeous regalia, and numbered seve'
thousand persons. The line was reviewed
the Executive Mansion by President Ar'n
and Secretary Chandler.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
DEATHS.

pRoWN-On the llth inst, Mary A. Brown,
cidest daughter of Matilda and tne iats
John jackson. aged 10 years and dsy.
friends and relatives are invited TO attcna
~ n,nsrsi from her late residence, No. ~
Madison ma street, ON Friday afternoon at O.
clock
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

% RS @ - ~:
Nns q a. bay horses, ., ! and o years oiu,
a. h.nds no lbs. extra drivers, single anu
anw1n.e' No 4, bay horse. years, 40 nnnu,
y t"n ,bs bros en- double and single, me SKI
and action, No. 8, bay horse, ySaa, "a iN sinNI
ns nds 1000 lbs, well broken, doupao anu nss
ale. extra roadster. No. 9. bay hotsSS,o Sand yead
1tA hands, lloc ib7;; IL nnS S ssavisss Of ali
ob;scts has been ridden and driven py
laay for two years and shows SH gay; guc ~ w
hyyown horse. 7 years, l6a4 hands, loco ips.,
Ana carriage horse, double and single, oan
trot close to three minutes; guaranteeu H.. fa.
fect family horse and fearless M"n o. ssonh Nos
Drown Sr0n a horsc. 8 wears, lbA hands, lla lbs !,
"a a natural PAGER aud has paced pettea 'nnI na
nny. mas bee used by4 lady TO ride Ano
driye and is q perfect family horse. I'VE,
and H. sorrel horse and mare,6 years oid'ao
hands, 1000 lbs, good drivers hng'1 ,srs srs
double, good steppers. NO -, nS ny dr,vcr'
sinyie . H and double. No. ~, bay mare,
wears. l5L hands 100 lbs, good wc5ner TsaS Hn"
5viver double and single. Wild Wsgonsl
stock. Nos. Is and II. roam nae'; :;,S ysass ySrood
mares. Nos 10 and 10, bay mares, eso s,p
llSA hands. llO0 lbs, KIND, ooep.e nMu sntnntns
u,a and can show better than three minuses ,ss,
~ saSs "a mares are bred from trotting iamiie'
and and worthy Of attention. Ms. u la ana ~ lSpald1 nd
brown maies years 10 hands ESQ lDs ssUdi tsad
as srs. No. %, bay horse, 8 years. loM hands s4'
~ bone sS ,,0sn sDs nasGss %sSs s
ItI hands. 1000 lbs. tine saddle ana oris,n'
h'1a h%nse nI natural PAGER and offers TO 30 tsst
from pacing and 1San,ns VSsass ssISs ns
will ali bear Inspection and guarantee. me
have nav been selected with care, 50 as to Edv XIV
purchnsers satisfaction. win be SOLE Ttaou III !,
reserve and guaranteed as Represented or u
sale, h,,f.- calf h
her side, weeks I'D the other milking suo, no
and will be fresh in May. New Jaeger wago, o
s,r sets new single harness, three prea'
straps, ctr three collars and hames, tire, three ~, ho
dies, six riding bridles 70! Of oahae, hs sa,nvin IN
: ed that IL is to your own interest Dinner
u O'Clock. Ninety DAYS credit. srNp
= IS. Il W. ii. TOWNSEND
J Menough, Auct. .,,.a
ST q A HcitOn, CLERK. aAs
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

"Never mind, my young KID ln
going up to see your mother apou'
this" " That's all right, yel'ed nack
the small boy; "you !ust go rignt
along up there. Pa filled man !aIl sol ol
buckshot the other day for going to see
nv ma"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

Fam g. Co'o thermometer registered
yesterday "a 'eernes at 3 p. M, % at
; n. m,, AZ, ~ 'Hp N.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, first
floor.
InI,inen Napkins we show

In Linen Napkins we show
a large stock and variety
there's a good heavy : nap
kin to close a lot, just reduc-
ed to S5c., from 81 per doz.'
and a German loom ! nap,
kin at $l.5o per doz., with a
: double bordered damask
at 81 per dozen very heavy
and good.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market,second
floor.

We open a handsome line
of Madras" curtains, in
white ecru and colors, in
pairs or by the yard, from
25c. a yd. up. To hang them
we furnish walnut, ash, ma
hogany, ebony, and brass
poles and fixtures, from 65c,
to $3. There's no more sty.
lish or effective thin curtains
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

Oysters are not scarce, as Dolan ID
receiving fine oysters every day at NO.
West Third street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NOR RENT-SEVERAL STALLS. Al
Il so carriage and wagon room. Apply at
6l3 East Fourth street. a17-1Wt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

Xky ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOusework, at 404 West Front street.
al7.2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NTANTEp--GOOD PANT AND
w vest makers. Good prices. JAMES
MCKEOUGH, No. 10 East 7th st. al..Mt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, first
floor.

We we're fortunate in Sc
curing the balance Of an i'm
ported stock of real nuns
yelling Of the purest wool. IN
=" Rembrant" self checks.
The appearance OF the fabric
being plain, but examined
closely develops an almost
indescribable check. They are
in solid colors, pink, blue
and ecru, AZ in. wide, reduc'
ed to 5oc., from 81, and are
splendid value.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
W. NJ. KENNARD & CO.

W. M. KENNARD < co.
Also during the month
those elegant colored silks at
81, always $l.25 We ask
an examination Of these
goods they are superb silks
and the newest shades.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NOTICE / f. y. EAGLE, TENANT
~ of the house known as the Hsre's Correr
Hotel, situated in School District No. u,
New Castle Hundred, County of New Castle
and State Of Delaware, IN compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided, 40
hereby give netice that shall apply in .W.i-
ting to tn court of General Sessions of the
Peace and JAN Delivery of the State OF Della
WI re in an for New Castle County. on Mon
day, thc 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1884 being
thG next term OF said court, for license rII ior
therein Of intoxicating liquors in les"
quantities han one qUart, t'b drank on N
PREMISES and the follow respectable clti'
ztns Of said district recommend the said appli.
cation, viz:
j son Dayi!, John rdon,
John b, McCallister, Levi II. MILLER,
W. W. st oup, Thomas Taylor,
ThDn, as " hite, VIM. EdmarsOn.
Gpc,gr Ell hanson, John W. Smith,
BENJAMIN r. Downey, g, W. Morrison,
Obed all C. Vincent, fheO. j. Bruce,
| api5-9t d& W +. 7. EAGLE
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

We've Just opened IS
styles Of finger, caterpillar
and chenille fringes for lam
brequins, curtains and turni
ture, assorted colors, coming
direct from the maker. We
offer them very low 12I
IS, IS, 37b, soc. Plain ane
colored chenille cords, gimp:
and balls, all colors, will bt
found with them at low
|prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

TOR RENT-lO ACRES OF MARSH IN
Il Cherry Island. Inquire Of b. ELLl-
OFT, 905 Shipley street. al7-3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NOTICE |, FERGUS kELLi; sii.n;
,,,o, in M, rcnth ward of the city Of
Wilmington County Of sosI,anse SeM aa'sfih Win the the
re"mirrmrnts OF the acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made And pr9yidSa'w ~ wr. rc
n,eJ hne io ihe Court Of General Sc: slons or me
Peace and Jail Del trN of thf ntate OF n. M.n-
ware in and for New Castle G unity, or M:h N
day, the u day q May A. D. 1854 sanss Ssns 'he te
sell Intoxicating iquo in lusntit e. mot nov
- lhan "ne qnart, ! being ,,sarensndise a re.tie.
", "a tba fol,ow,ns respectable citizens OF SAID
"nr and ~" "erommend the said application, viz:
hnu Waron. Timothy McSwiney,
pnt'h Nearv David ". Hughes,
ls'nsaI i ins,on. william Maloney,
nh,,in Farnam. John Naughtin,
| Neal Muiyena. Pat'k Long,
William COnnor, Jr., J0hh bro"n'
IWilliam O'Meara, JohI sutton;
Thomas +. O'Donnell, v. -. Gra~ioru'
IOwen Mcdonald, y. =. Lanion. r
| Pat'k Maher, ~ Johp heain
| W. II Dnu1hten. r. III. Donnelly.
VII a.. FERGUS KELLY.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

DOARDERS- WANTED AT 6l3 Pt p
ID lar street. Pleasant rooms. a17-6t*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

uYANTED-A COMPETENT MILL
w ner. Also a young lady to learn the
trade. Address LINER, this office.
al7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

YNOR RENT-2 FURNISHED ROOMS
n to man and wife tor light housokeep.
Ing. W6 Tatnall street. al7-lt#
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
J Menough, Auct. o,..u
&, A Hclton. CLERK.
WILLIAM KELLEY

n oTIcE-l, WILL WILLIAM a. %, kEi.hne, ysnharen
street ir the Tenth ward OF the Ivy nd
wi, Wilmington, county of New aslis, aha ,ha
y ate Of Delaware, In compliance "htn hara wi
= ~e""ir"ments n,J re- or the acts Of the Genera, da
Ass.,nbiy In snch case made and pfoViueo, r, ~
h.Tehy five not ce tnat shall apply I'D VIZ VII
tinv 10 the Court o, General Sessions =, tm-
Peace and jail Delivery OF the state Oh Mm Man-
,,.re in and for \ ew Castle County, on Mon,
Tav the 18th day of May. A.. D.. issa oeinS w
ths next term OF eaid conri, for neehse sIa liz
saiJ house as AN ins or tavern, Tor the sase ass
Therein OF Intoxicating liquors IL tIes ,hs
n"autitips than one quart, to be drahk nh tsi te
nnrcmises, I'D the following respectahne ,i, LII
prens Of said ward recommend the saih appii'
cation, viz: Nal oJ.uvhitn.
t"hn .:,,l Henry Farmer.
yoi,m y}ohn n noyle. Dennis Mahoney,
Jas. Mckenney, natrieh Tomnnr
n.nis nj Maiden. Thos. Ford.
iaS Ier ia. Riley,
John McEntee, ratrNs .or noor
Iohn Burg, ueWr annam
~ I .nnnn Thos Ryan,
=. ,ricL suiiiyan. NJ. |. Ford,
ma Hnnre Peter Ford,
'"o'' BERNARD Mckenney.
al7-3t' NM M
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

THOR SALE-SEED PDTATOES-A LOT
n of white star and HebsOn, genuine va.
ricty. Address l.. A. MOORE. Pleasant
Hill, Del. al7-5td| |ltwt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NyOTICE-THE UNDERTAKERS OF
~ Wilmington are requested to attend a
meeting in The parlCr Of the Clayton House,
on Frid,y evening April 18th. at O'Clock.
A full attendance is requested, as business
| of importance will be lad before them. l7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

Rtare Of tho Tnermcmeten
at the RErJBLIoAN once in the shade
7 O'CLOCK 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
sa. 81 GUY
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

XXvANrED--A SINGLE MAN WANTS
w work. VIII do any thing. Good
references. Address J. D., this office.
a14-3t*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

Wy ANTI D-fOAKDERS. PLEAS MT
w rooms, excellent location. Best Of
reference given. Also table board. 9ol Tat
nall street. al7lmf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17
AT
VIM, B, SAARP'S,
Fourth hand Market.

In Summer Silks the as
sortment this season is large
handsome and cheap. The
STYLES are in pretty little pin
stripes, checks, glace, plald.s,; .. ,
plain and changeable solid
tcolors at 37b, a., 50, o5, =
and IS cents. In Foulards as
with their handsome satlr
finish effect, the styles arr
unusually good this season a
|374, 50 and rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

1RIVATE SALT W NTY ~
head Of fine working and driv- <4
ing horses suitable for all purposes. Apply al
MARTINS livery stable. al7-lw
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

NyANrED-A CARRl AGE PAINTER,
w gOed wages and steady JOB. Apply
at BELLAH 4 90. Third and French streets,
Friday morning, & a. m. sharp. ali IT.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-17

VXyANTED-A AN HONEST, INTELLI.
" gent boy to run errands. Apply Mt
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SATURDAY, APRIL 49, 1884,
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The Azsecs manufactured puloue. and
got drunk on It, just as 10 the Mex,cars 81
to-day. 1t is tho great national beyerap O.
the lager beer or hard cider OF the land, II
is fermentation Of the sap OF the mapney,
and is drawn by tapping the deep heart al
the plant. Whom d speciman of ths mav.
n,ey feels real good it will yield gallon Of
Inc sweet cup every day for months To-
gether. This jnice iH then emptied into IN
unshorn sheepskin, turned wrong side out,
and the ieet tied up, in which It is t1ans-
ported to the place Instrumentation. Every.
where the traveller meets donkeys laden
with these inll skins, or carradore will
tsot along with one on the back Of bis neck,
30 smooth, and slippery. and unctuous that
It looks like a hog that has persisted Of
dtropey. An enormous quantity of puloue
is consumed every day in Mexico. don't
want any more Of it. ! tried It the first
day, as everybody does. 1t looks like sour
milk week old, tastgJ like sour milk A
year old, sweetened with asatcr ida, and
smelis IKE ,Constantinople. II I couldn't
become ineDrlated on anything but pu!que
would iorego that pleasure for life. ~.
:, BUT the inaguey- plant is Certainly
thlng OF beauty in the landscape, aud
when one becomessuperannuated ind far.
row It ceases to give down, and then it
enoots upward great central stalk like n
glor'hed telegraph polo, the top OF which
bursts into gorgeous bloom before it dies
Tor this is the old century plant that we
have read Of. The pulque produced along
IN! n national road, bur especially in the
valley Of Ioiucs, is famous for lis superb
orlty over all Mexico. 1t is viciously strong,
and the smell OF 1t sscends to heaven. :,