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THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The International Lesson for the Third
sunday In October.

Sunday In October.
The international lesson for to-day is on
Che scriptural subject, "Jehu's False
Zeal" H. Kings a., 1881. The golden
text is blessed is the man that walk
eth in the counsel Of the godly.p The
lesson is located in Samaria, the capital
OF Israel, $50 years Il. q.
Several years have passed away since
the siege OF samaria, before the events Of
to-day's lesson are taken IN. They were
terrible times, fun OF cruelty and blood
shed. Both Kingdoms were under the in
flucnce OF Ahab and his heather queen,
Jezebel. Jehoram. the king OF Judah.
had married Athaliah, their daughter,
and thatkinglom was deflel and heather.
lied BY the influence. Jehoram. King o.
Isreal. was their son, and, though he de-
strOyed the image OF Baal. yet he was a
true son 81 his father. But the end Of
that wicked house now drew near. 10
was time now for Elisha 30 complete the
work given Co Elijah, for the punishment
Of the people ard their deliyerance from
id0latry a.. Kings XIX, IBID. lie ac-
coFdiagly went 70 Damascus aud anointed
Hazael, 8 Syrian officer, TO be King in
place OF Benhad, who WAS sick, After
wards, be sent son Of the prophets 80
anoint Jehu, a General In tho army Of ls-
rae, 20 Be king In place Of JehOram, who
had been wounded in a battle az Ramoth.
Gilead, with Hazael, the new king Of
Syria. Jehoram returned 20 Jczreel 70 be
healed Of his wounds, and left Jehu In
command az RamOth-Gilcad.
The home readings for the week are MS
follows; Monday, Jehu's False Zeal. II.
Kings, *. i5.3L Tuesday, Jehu Anoint-
ed' H. Kings. TX, ia. Wednesday,
Ahabs Sons Beheadcd, II. Hinge. x, III.
Thursday. Baaiites Slaughtered, / Kings,
A1yiiiY 1910. Friday, Unfaithfal Servant,
Matt, XIV, 2i-30. Saturday, Faithful
Servant, Luke, xii, 3l-iO. Sunday, Luke
wArmness, Rev., ih., 1922.
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Programme of services at the Churches
To-day.

/
To-day.
st. Johns Church, Madison square, Rev.
Chas. n. Strong rector.-The twentieth
Sunday after Trinity. Morning service,
sermon and holy communion at IL O'Clock.
Sunday school at p. IN. Evening service
and sermon will be held in the Sunday
school room ats O'Clock. st. Matthew's
congregation are invited.
Christ Church, johnson square, Rev.
Thomas Boone rectOr.-St. Luke's day,
and the twentieth sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion at 80 a. m. Morning
service and sermon at II O'Clock. Sunday
school at 4:30 p. m. Evening service at
$3.50 o'clock. On Wednesday, evening
service at O'Clock, ana on Friday morn
ing prayer and litany at IL O'Clock.
1t. Matthew's Mission, corner Hunting
don anG Tattnall streets, Rev. Henry
Dunlop in charge.-Sunday school at 4
O'Clock. a mission service will be held
at o'clock TO which friends of the mis-
sion are respectfully invited,
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Rev. T. T. Christian pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. Con-
gregation will worship at Independent
Presbyterian church at : 3. IN. Preach
Ing by DR.. Munhall. During the evaugeis-
tic meetings there will he preaching every
sabbath morning at IL a. m, at Trinity,
but no service at night. sunday school at
$3.50 p. IN. Prayer service at Independent
church at Q a. m.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Ascension, W. 5. Bowman, ID. d., pastor.
Divine service at II a. m. and p. m,
and on Wednesday at 4 p. m. Sabbath
school at 8 30 p. m. All are invited.
Wesley Monumental Church, W. 9. Low
EFT Notwithstanding at II a. m. by
pastor. No evening service. Sunday
school at p. m.
independent Presbyterian Church, cor
ner Bull and South Broad streets, Rev.
:. X. Arson, ID. D., pasJor.-MoTning
service at II O'Clock. conducted by the
pastor. Evening service at 7 80 O'Clock
conducted by Rev. DR.. Munhall, who will
commence the series OF union services,
for which arrangement has been made,
and to attendance on which public invi-
taton is earnestly extended.
First Presbyterian church-There will
be no services to-day, as the pastor is at
tending presbytery.
Baptist Church, Chippewa square,
Rev. j. f. l.. Holmes. ID. D., pastor
Preaching by Rev. Timothy Harley at
IL p. IN. There will be a meeting OF
the church for important business i'm
mediately after the morning service.
Young mems prayer meeting at 10 a. m.
sunday school at 4 p. NJ. Prayer meet
ing and lecture Wednesday at 8 p. m.
COLORED CHURCHES.
First African Baptist Church, Rev. Z. X.
Love pastor.-Preaching at II a. m. by
the pastor: "Charity and its Associ-
ates,' /. Cor. xiii, 3. Conference at p.
m, and Sunday-school at 2 p. m. Preach
ne at 1880 p. m. by the pastor: SIN
cOnsIstencies Of men as viewed by our
Saviour Matthew xiii, "a. Visitors
invited and always made welcome.
Reform Union Methodist Church, Ar
mold street. near Walker, Rev. Williams
pastor in charge. Morning services at Z
O'Clock. Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Administration at
$3.50 p. m. Preaching at S:15 p. IN. All
respectfully invited to attend.
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0rtbutr of AeepPrt.


LIVE OAK LODGE 30. 3. /. 0. o. +.
At regular meeting Of Live Oak Lodge
No. 3. ]. o. o. t.. held Friday evening, oct.
l6. 1855, the Memorial Committee maue the
following report:
on the nth day Of Sept. our brother, CHAs.
Z. WAKEFIELD. departed this life; IN me
midst OF his vsefulness he was cut down. II
is impossible for TO us understand these ahlic-
lions sent upon us by our Divine Ruler. II
becomes us, however, to bow submissiyely to
His will.
Resolrsd, That in the death Of Brother
WAKEFIELD, this Lodge has sustained severe
lOss-Oue VINO was ever ready TO lend nelp-
ing hand TO a distressed brother. or relieve
the wants OF a deceased brothers family.
Res0lreG. That as a Lodge we bear testimony
10 his fatthfulness not only to hose OF US I'M
mediatelv connected with him rs mem bers 81
different branches Of the order, but also 20 biz
ardent affection for the grea. and universal
brotherhood.
Reso1red, That the Secretary of this Lodge
be instructed to publish these proceedings n
the savannah MORSISG NEWS, also TO furni n
a copy 10 the family OF our deceased brother
A. r FAwCETT)
D. ,. MORGAN, Committee.
A. MEYER.
A true extract from the minutes.
j. =. COLLINS, Secretary.
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BASE BALI LEAGUES MEET.
Innovations Which WIN Cause a Sensa-
tion Among the Players.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE conference
committee of the National League and
American base ball associations con-
hnued their session to-day at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. Shortly sfter noon The
conference committee announced that
they had completed their work, and were
ready to submit their reports to their re-
spective associations. Then the members
Of the National League and American
Association held separate meetings al
which the respective committees an
pOuncad the result Of the conference IL
is fun,ored that the rev agreement VIII
be q complete surprise 70 the puDhcr as
well as the base ball men ot the country
"Biliy" NoitZ, who has seen me
new agreement, and is familiar VITA
lis contents. saws that 1t VIII occa-
sion GOOD deal Of talk when 1t
Is made public. The agreement does
away with the old reserve rule which
places the number Of men at II and SUD-
stitutes a new rule which includes all
men belonging TO the club. II either
LEAGUE or association releases player lie
cannot be engaged by the opposite organ
ization until 10 days after the date of his
release. The clause relating TO salaries
provide that $4,000 shall be the limit.
This, 1t is expected, VIII be the cause Of
much wrangling when the two assocla-
tions meet to discuss the agreement No
outside organizations Will be recognized
in any way. Only those clubs belonging
70 the league or association VIII be dealt
with. The league is given the right to
secure players from any club 1t chooses
The association has the same privilege
also. 1t is expected that competent
man under a liberal salary will be en-
gagged TO secure players for the clubs be-
longing to the league. Should this part OF
the agreement be adopted the probabili-
ties are that it will result in killing of
some Of the more pretentiOus base ball
clubs in the smaller cities.
The 81. Louis League club disbanded for
the season tonight.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1.-THE following
games were played to-day:
At Observation-Disclosures Philadelphia ].
AtNew York-Bro0k u, Providence 4.
AtSt. Iouis-St. LoUis3, Chicago ?.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ., New York 1t
innings.
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Examples of yenturesome Ones Com


1t is often well to emulate the bright ex-
ample of those who tempt fortune, and by
Drawing little win much. Here is an in
stance shown in the result Of the 18th
Grand Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery, at New Orleans, on Tues
day, Sept. s. 1t is cheerful reading to
those fortunate winners who held tickets
No. 30. 434, drawing the First Capital
Prize Of $4,000, sold at 81 each in ffths.
one TO o. SmOck, Leayen worth. Kansas;
another 20 John Wise, Of Vance. Kansas:
the remainder elsewhere. No. %, $50 also
sold in titths at 81 each--one to j. A. Cler-
cy. l09S Washington avenue, New York
city; one TO Geo. Jackson, Newton, Kan
sas, collected through Harvey county
Bank OF Newton. Kansas; one to J. G..
SandsberTy, Of Paris, Texas. collected
through Paris Exchange Bank; one to
Mrs. 5. J. Barnhart, Walla Wqlla, Wash
| ingtOn Territory, etc. No. 50 239 won the
Third Prize Of $4,000, also sold in ffths-
one held m san Francisco, Cal, collected
through Wells, Fargo& Co s Bank OF san
Francisco; another 10 party in New Or
leans, La; the remainder elsewhere. Nos.
Ga, O59 and "a. III each drew one Of the two
Fourth Prizes OF $4,000. also sold in dfths
AT 81 each--tO j. f. BerDstrOm. Green
port, n. T., collected through Chatham
National Bank Of New York city; another
20 First National Bank OF Los Angeles,
Cal; another 10 A. T.. kinsey. collected
through First National Bank Of Red Cloud,
Ne0.; another 80 Z ter Berry, Globe VII.
lage street. South Bridge, Mass; another
collected by Anglo California Bank (lim-
ited), San Francisco, Cal; another % a
party in Guatemala, G. A., and so on all
over the habitable world, the flow OF
IA 81 u nd u
Tuesday. Nov. 10, OF which all mforma-
ton can be had on application TO 81. A.
Dauphin. New Orleans. La. Now. re-
member these facts, and seek to emulate
the example Of these fortunate ones.-Ad.
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State and County Taxes, 1885.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF STATE AND COUN- !
TY TAXEs, CHATHAM COUNTY. GAY
SAVANNAH, Oct. L, 1885. }
The Digest Is now open for the collection of
the above taxes on all property, real and per-
sonal; the specific tax on professions; also,
the POLL TAX for educational purposes, on
ty between the ages of 2l and so years.
ONCE at the court house. Hours from9 A.
NJ tosP.M. JAS. j. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector & G.
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TURF TRAVELLERS.
LonRview Surprises the Spectators by a
Marvellous Victory.

I,onKview Surprises the Spectators by a
Marvellous Victory.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 1.-THE closing day
OF the fall meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey CLUB was handsome success.
The weather was delightful, the track in
fine condition, and upward Of 5000 per
sons witnessed the contests. The Won
derful performance Of Longyiew in win
ming the Breckenridge stakes in a contest
with Wanda and Richmond excited gen
eral surprise. and when Valet captured
the mile and quarter handicap from
Farewell and Long Knight, the applause
was deafening. The winners Of the day
were Burch, DeWdrOp, Longyiew, Valet,
and Bob Miles. The events were as fol-
lows:
FIRST RACE-For horses beaten aud not
having won race at this meeting; heats 81
seven furlongs. The first heat was Won by
Burch. with Col. Clark second, aud Eimen-
dorf third. Time l;2h4- The second
win Eimendorf second, and Buroh third.
Time I 80. The third heat and race was
won by Burch, with Col. Clark second. Time
sECoND RAcR-Eclecho stakes for S-yesr-
olds, one mile. IT was won by d wdrop,
vita nffed second, and The Bard third.
THFD RAcE-Breckenridge stakes for colts
and FLIES; wears old; Two miles. LOngview
won, with Wanda second, and Richmond
u 'rd. Time 3:aslz.
FOURTH RAoE-Free handicap sweepstakes;
Que aud quarter miles. Naet won, with
Farewell second, and Enigma third. Time
FIfTH RAcE-Bowie stakes; for all ages:
three miles. Bob Miles won. with East Lynne
second and Fosteral third. Time $500.
AT LATONIA PARK.
CINCINNATI. Oct 1.-THE tall meeting
OF tue Latonia Jockey club ended to-day
with the following events:
FIRST quarters OF mile.
Bangle won, with Colt Ban second, and La
vinia third. Time l.l754.
SECOND E-tive-eighths Of a mile.
Eioise won, with Schottka second, and Felici-
ter third. Time l:0p5.
THIRD E-Seven-eighths OF a mile
Hillsboro won. There was dead heat for
second place between LittefellOw and Le-
pantO. Time BOZ
FOURTH RACE One mile. Cleaner won,
with Glendalia second, and Pink Cottage
third. Time 49,.
FIFTH RAoE-0ne and one.quarier miles.
SlipalOng won. with Emma Marley second,
and Pearl Jennings third. Time 2:ll5z.
MOBILES COMING MEETING.
MOBILE. Oct. 17.-Preparations have
been completed for the winter meeting Of
the Mobile jockey Club, which opens al
Bascombe track Dec. /. The old and IA
nous course has been completely reJuYe
mated. and now under the management oil
the veteran horseman. Capt. VIM. Cottrill
will regain its antebellum prestige. Mo
bile has become a favorite place for thu
wintering OF racers, and there will be
large number on hand owing 10 the liberia
allowances. There Will he i've days rae
ing, the purses aggregating 81, 100.
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Debilitsted Men

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty days
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MOBILE's COMING MEETING
Communication for RieI.

LONDON, Oct. lit is understood that
the sentence Of death passed on Riel, the
leader OF the half breed rebellion in
Canada, will be commuted TO lie long ser
Vitude
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Wea n-r Indicnttons,

For the south Atlantic States to-day:
Generally fair weather, light, variable
winds, and stationary temperature.
The heighs Of the river at Augusta at
:33 O'clock p. m. yesterday Augusta
timel was IS teet-a fall Of 10 feet dur
ing the past "A hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
at Savannah Oct. Il, 1884 and 1888:
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From this date Mr.. t. H. CASsEI.s is no
he the authority to collect or receipt for me.
MARY c. HoPAINs, Executrx.
SAVANNAH Oct a. 1856
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BOsToN, Oct. If. o. Prince has
written letter, accepting the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
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The National Bank Of Savannah.

The subscribers to the stock of SAID Bank
will please meet at Metropolitan Han. a P.
VI. on MONDAY. 18th inst, for purpose Of
eiectng Board of Directors and otherwise
perfecting organization. -
HERMAN MYERS.
VIM GARRARB.
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Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees Of the
British ship "Loch Awe" Nicol, Master
win be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
MINIS q SONS Consionaes.
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SlIarrtage9.

Married, on Oct 18th, at the residence OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. Jon tnan \ aLhan. IN
View York civ. bv the Hon Geo. e. Barrett,
Jqstice o. the Supreme Court, BILE Y
O'DRTscoIL to ErGRNE X. CORs0N. M. D.,
hnI h Of Savannah
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xumsral Snuitaiions.

TIMMONS.-Tae friends aud Acquaintance
Of Mr. SUSAN TINAONs, and Mrs. susan nc,
4 auley. are resDectfuiiy requested T. attend
the funeral Of the former from the resllence
OF the latter, at 800 o'clock THIS Ar ! En-
NOON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For ConntY Trensnrnr.

To ne Voters ef Chatham County: FELLOW
ClTIzENs-I respectfully announce to you that
am CANDIDATE for the office Of COUN-
TY TREASURER, to nh the vacancy coca
stoned by the death OF Hon. John william
son, and solicit your support at the ensuin g
election, to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1885.
Your obt aerv't, WARING RUSSELL.
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FOr Counlf Trensnrer.

The undersigned respectfully announces
himself as a CANDIDATE for above office,
made vacant by the late demise OF Hon John
Williamson, and solicits thesupport and inGu-
cnce of his friends at the election to be held
Nov 10. w. J. HARTY.
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S3artttnea.
OglethOrpe Real Estate Company

OSietnOrpe heal Estate Company
An adjourned meeting Of above company
COMPOSED OF SHAREHOLDERS IN TIKI OGLE-
THORPE BARRACKS will be held on TT SDAl
EVENING next. 20th inst. at the Guards
Drill Room at the Barracks, DraytOn street
entrance. All shareholders are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
WIN. GARRARD, Chairman.
NJ. J. SOLONONS. Secretary
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For County Treasurer.

To ne Voters Of Chatham county: Having
been appointed by the Board Of County Com-
miseioners 10 on the al interim occasioncd 10y
the death OF the late Treasurer, the Hon. John
Williamson, ! respectfully announce myself
as CANDIDATE for the position at she
election 10 be held IN November next
". HAMILTON.
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Notice to the Public.

AsAn erroneous impression has been ad-
vanced to the public, beg to state that am
stli at my OH stand 1855 BROUGHT0N
having associated with me IN bust 70
ness Mr.. jacob BiruDaum, under the firm
name OF Abrahams & Brnbaum. where / Will
he pleased TO see my friends and patrons.
Thanking the generous pubic for their past
favors. ! respectfully solicit a continuance OF
their patronage. K. II. ABRAHAMS.
OF Abrahams Y Birnbaum.
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:SprriaI Nnftrto.
A Big Dividend.

The Old Reliable Southern Mutual Insur-
ance Company, of Athens, Ga, has declared a
DIVIDEND OF SIXTY-THREE PER CENT.
to all policy holders for the last year.
Also
The Atlanta Home Insurance Company has
declared a DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT.
10 all her policy holders
These companies are home institutions, and
are the only companies in Georgia which pay
dividends, thereby reducing The cost of insur-
ance to the lowest possible poiat. 1 represent
both these companies in this city, and respect
fully solicit the patronage OF property holders,
giving assurance that all fair losses will be
literally adjusted and promptly paid.
THOMAS II. HARDEN, Agent.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting any of the crew Of the
British steamship "sultana," as no debts
Of their contracting will be paid by the
Captain, or
RICHARDSON & BARNARD.
ConsiCnees,
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siaiiolirrn. pooIlp. On.
w AAL. L.

NOW, I guess everybody wants 10 know
~ what's come over the esprit OF our
dreams" The tru D OF the mat or O., that we
60 way behind In our WORK and orders. Ow-
ing 10 the So. back caused by eulArgcmeuts
and improvements, but we are just getting
even now. ami propose to stay so, III we have
TO emploA naf the town % help MS.
WayC tQ d H0 many goods, aud reduced our
stotA 90 such am alarming extent that We had
60 ship our MK J.. E. DAVIS back 20 New
York again. This time he proposes 10 buy
enough 90 rs.
5Oboxes NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES
at g.. per box.
800 boxes NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES
az 100. per box
PHOTOGR PHI ALBUMS and FRAMES
CHEAP ESTEN ORGANS ON ea4v monthly
instaliment. JOB PRINTING ID every style
and at lowest prices
DAVIS BROS,
AZ AND Al BULL STREET.
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Special Notice.

A. MINIS 8 SONS. Consi
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WRAPS FOR WINTER.
Richness of Material and Garniture Not
Often seen.

Richness of Material and Garniture Not
Often seen.
This seasons exhibit of outer garments
sho VS. a richness of material aud garniture
not seen before, and the short dress wraps
find favor with every woman ofgood taste.
The shapes are not particularly new, but
the few notifications, q slight changa in
sleeves and the magnificent gsrnitures give
them variety and elegance. A notable
house exhibits an immense number OF ele-
CANT wraps, and not two alike. Women
have become very fsstidiouS in this matter;
they do not like to appear at the theatre,
opera, reception or at church and see
duplicate of their mantle in the building.
Manufactures have come to understand this,
and take special pains to vary the styles.
The Partisan will select his material and
order the gsrniture made, and if the match
ia not perfect he will not use the material
at all
The finer garments are cut short at the
back and have long pointed fronts in some
cases, the points reaching nearly to the
foot. A wrap may be trimmed all around
with feather bands and have oxidized metal
clasps aud the lower points finished with
fringe made of braid, chenille and jet, or
Of rosary beads and drops covered with
iridescent wire gsuze. Those trimmed
with fur or feather bands are the most
sought for and the feather bands are more
in favor than fur, as they are lighter and
more appropriate to much Of the material
used. These feather bands are shown in
great variety. 10 buying this trimming
purchasers should be particular TO notice
how it is made. A stjle that is simply
gummed upon cloth is very trail and will,
fit becomes warm or damp fall to pieces
The better goods has the feathers woven
into the foundation, and heat nor water
will hurt it and it will lear considerable
had usage. This is true Of the marabout
trimmings.
A new dress model for the month il the
Satilla costume. 1t is very simple in
character, but pleasing, aud sufficiently
dressy to answer for all occasions when q
stylish and tasteful costume is required !
One costume was inbison serge. The rich
breadths were crossed from the foot to the |
waist with giant braid. Over this is long
pointed drupery, and the long straight
drApery at the back is gathered in to the
short round basque.
This is one Of the most desirable designs
of the SESSION and can be recommended, |
not only for the wool fabrics. but quite as
for silk. 1t is also suitable for
veivsteen, and in either case the panels
can be OF hrocaded goods of the same tex
ture, or trimmed with JET or chenille pas.
semen;erie. Fourteen yards and three
quarters of goods, tweniy.four inches vide,
will be required for medium size of this
costume, and thirteen yards Of braid will
trim it.