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Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
THIRD EDITION.

SENATE TUESDAY MORNING.


SENATE TUESDAY MORNING.
Senate met ct IL O'Clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson the
Senate proceeded 10 ballot for Uni ed
etates Senator. Seven votes were G ct for
James L. Wolcott and two for Anthony
Higgins.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Dcna.
noe rom the attorneys OF New Castle
county ssking that the registrar in
ehancsry be equlred to record trustees
settlements.
Senator Collins introduced reso' uiion
that all bills TO incorporate or reincor-
porate should be accompanied by copy
Of the original bill. Adopted.
Senator Donahoe gave notices of two
bills, one TO divorce Ida Whitney from
William 7. Whitney; another to provide
the best means to obtain the Sc nse OF
Ihe people for a constitutional con VEN
non
Senator Do:man presented the follow
ing:
Resolved, That a committee on the
part of the Senate and one on the part OF
Inc House be appointed and made joint
committee with the Divorce Committee,
20 htar the witnesses in divorce cases"
noUsE-TUEsDAY MORNING.
Met st 10. 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Biggs introduced a bill to divorce
sachel Ann Craig from her husband,
John II. Craig.
Mr.. Armstrong Introduced a resolution
hat the House proceed by a WA voce
Toie to elect United States Senator.
dr. Nor, an being absent, at the sugges-
:lon of Mr. Downham the res llu ion was
Allowed 10 lie ON the table.
Mr.. Gray gave notice of bill to incor-
oorate the Homeopathic Association of
Wilmington, Delaware.
Mr.. Armstrong; resolution relating 10
The election Of United States Senator
vas read, and Oh the ballot tine Republi.
IAN membcrs-l4 voted for Anthony
Higgins. Armstrong, Biggs, Lodge,
Whiteman and Eckles, Democrats, voted
Tor A. T. Robinson, and Gray AID Br' ok
'on, Democrats, voted Tor James L, VOL
,ott.
Mr.. Bipgs gave notice of an act to d.
Vorce A. e. Becker from her husband,
W. 10. Becker.
Mr.. Gray gave notice of bill to incor-
porate the Delaware Live Stock Ilsur-
lnce Company, also the Glo,e Packing
Company of Pennington,
Mr.. Maui gave notice Of a bin to incor-
porate. the public schools OF FraukfoId,
.sa sex County.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
THE TIME TO Buy.
The time to buy those Heavy
Overcoats is now, while we
want to sell them.

You can get an elegant one
for $1,000, former price $1,000.
For $1,000 you can get a fur
beaver which VIC sold lots OF
them at $500, in blue, brown
or black, and many others in
proportion. We also have some
elegant bargains III odd pants.
See our line at $3.50 in middle
Market St. window.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Carr MAY, Jan. IA stranger
dressed in shabby clothes entered the
store Of William Townsend just before
dinner to-day and bought goods amount
ing to s4.65. The man said he had no
money In his pocket, but bad check for
5000 Of Henry G. Hughes, . well-to-do
citizen Of this place. Mr.. Townsend &C
cepted the check after the man had en-
dorsed 1t as David Long. giving the stran-
ger his change. This afternoon Mr.
Townsend walked over TO the bank TO
make deposit, WIFI he found out the
paper was rogus. The man has disap-
peared
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

The balloon Jumping crsZe tesms to
have spent itself here in America; at any
rate, very little jumping has been heard
of lately. In England, where an Ameri
can is giving exhibitions, the PEOPLE are
very enthusiastic over the jumping, and
more daring eronsut LEAFS from an air
ship, anchored, at height of $50 feet
This feat is said 10 be attended with much
more CANCER than descending from a
gre It height, on account Of the reduced
opportunity Tor the parachute to open.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6.-Minister
Preston, Of the Haytian Government, ar
rived here yesterday snd Wis ted Consul
A. h. Lenox. A two hours conference
was held, In which the efforts Of the in
sur9ents to obtain munitions OF war In
the Uni ed States vera discussed. Mr..
Lenox stated that the conversation was
entirely OF secret nature, but admitted
that measures were being taken to pre-
vent any assistance golnR to the aid of
the insurgents from his consular district.
Mr.. Preston left In the afternoon, pre-
sumably for Washington.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
Ao Eclipse vo-nIRnt

There will be partial eclipse of tn,
moon this evening, which will continue
about elk hours and be visible IN this city
At the greatest observation little IN 10
than seven-tenths Of the moons surface
will be covered. The moon will enter
penumbra or half shadow at 80 O'Clock
and the full shadow at 1880. The mil
die OF the eclipse will be at IL. 90 O'Clock,
and II will end at S.22 O'Clock to-mo' lOH
morning. This is the last eclipse, either
of the sun or moon, that will be Visible 10
this region during this year.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Edward N. Morley, with his family,
and Howard johnson, son of Council
man Thomas johnson, left this city yes
terday en- the steamer Tangicr for Reads
Wharf, Va, where Mr.. Morley viii take
charge of Mr.. Johnson's farm. Mr..
johnson had several of the finest hogs
obtalnable and some fine Jerfey cattle on
board, to be placed on his farm. There
was a number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morley present to bid them good byO
and wish them every success In their new
home. The steamer on which they left Is
on the way TO take her place on the route
between Baltimore aud Snow Hill, Md
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
Granted q Tacht.on

The Rev, f. l.. Hubbard, of Me-
Castle NJ. f. Church, whose illness was
mentioned IN yesterdays REru TLICAN
has been granted n three months vlcI-
ton by the official board Of lie church.
Atcing under the advice nf his physi-
clans, who have decided that nothing
except u change Of climate and sccur
can benefit him, he will start on Satur-
day from New York for Europe During
his absence the pulpit will DO filled by
Presididg Elder Murray
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

George Maxwell, son OF John MAJ
well OF the Water Department, was u
years Of age yesterday, and he event was
his fathers residence, No. 1921 Rodney
street. There were about fifty pertons
present, and music and dancing was con-
iinued until nearly IL O'Clock. A houn'
teous supper was spread and Mr.. MAI,
well received a number Of handsom' aaa
valuable presents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

TuNs, Jan. 10 The police here have
captured gang OF robbers and assassins.
Among the members of the gag Ia man
who IL believed TO have penetrated tho
recent revolving murders In Whit chapel.
The British Consul here has forwarded TO
! is Government all the details connected
with the arrests.
The supposed Whitechapel murderer is
charged with having committed in Tunis
murder similar to those committed In
Whitechapel. Tho man has conf ssod
that be recently lived In Whltechapel.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Hugh Thorn died yesterday at his resi-
dence, No. S45 Orange street, aged 6s
yeas, after long and Ii, gering illness.
Mr.. Thorn was well known in this city,
having been engaged IL the carpet busl-
ness for the past twenty years. He was a
faithful member OF the West Presbyterian
Church and for many years acted as lie
sexton. The funeral Will take place Of
Friday afternoon, and the inte"ment Wi
be made In the Wilmington aud Brandy
wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

The stockholders Of the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company held their au.
nnal meeting yesterday, at which the toll
lowing directors were elected: Benja-
min Nlelds, Henry G. Robinson, Samuel
MeCiaIy, Jr,, VIM NJ, Field, A, A Ca
pelle, Henry F. Dure, Charles L. Fritz,
Philip Pluukett, John Peoples, James A.
Hart, J. Davis Sisler, Samuel G. SIM
mons, William Il. Biinckle, DR.. Joseph
II Chandler.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

An explosion with but little damage
occurred In T. r. smiths drug store, at
the nerth vest corne' OF Fifth and King
streats, this forenoon, while mixing some
chemicals that did not agree well to
gether. The noise WAS heard cousiders-
bic distance around the neishboThood.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Mrs Henry Kienle reached the 18th
milestone on life's journey yes erday,
and the event was celebrated last even
ing by turprlse party at the residence of
her sOn-in- law, Morris A. Grubb, No. 500
Monroe street Several OF hsr children
and grandchildren were present, and all
spent very pleasant evening, A full
supply Of refreshments were served al d
the lady received seyera' presents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
ON SATURDAY,
THE l9rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1850.


Tho following described real estate, viz:
Al! ilai ccr,din lot or piece o. ttu vita
The hrlck dNtllinE-Htuse III -te1u cr,ctpl
1uHi led uN1 dr rrirti A. lJtlnw, to wi.
hcglnninE "a . tptuL Jn II" suuth.ilv Side
u tlt''niIl siltyt hr'N'rrn pu lar a4l LON
Eari stree s., at hr distance of ~ .urt oastcily
tnin 'lr 'I' rTlN sud- ul Poplar itlr.t .hrssp
-uEihtily pan lei win Poplar street y Iett 10
corner. thence cHtUry pIrIl ~ win
FL N"ut str ~, 10 T e.. 10 af:u Arr corner,
lAzuao It'hIgly prnll'l Win l'uplIr street,
- Eco {" the aIpDtr ! sDuthr'ly side al
@tgNuih lFcyt amt 'tul ne thrrunN we rrly
e. Re 10 ilie place ~ nHsi 'utnE. hv THE rou.
ttuls thCfCui "a hat they may.
SeiHyG 1nt itkrH ga exec lion AS The prom
erty 0i William MI %, aud lu lie sold hY
AlNNN NI.IFN. sheriff,
Iasl. Il
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
". H. 81 ARP . 90.

We don'twan i them; if sou
do, study this list.
All the A and 30 cent
ones are az cents, white en-
broidered aud colored Dor
der.
All the as and 81 cent
ones are II cents,same kind.
All the 12k cent ones 3
for 25 cen:s.
ALI the in tlal ones with
colored printed letter are 3
for as cents.
All the silk ones, neat
colored borders, regular 50
centers reduce ed to 81, are
now as.
All colored silk banker
chiefs were rs are now IS
cents
A nice one for boys in col
ored plaids a nd plain cen.
tres, with tn rec and three
stripe bordef b, were 81 then
2s-now IS cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

D. G. Owens, druggist, Altoona, Ps.,
Wrltesi DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup has a won
derful reputation; the demand for 1t is
really Astonishing. Mothers will have no
A,her. 1t is destined to supelGede all other
soothing syrups. 1t costs only 25c.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Any one Wishing to rear few iin'
canary birds should call on Mr.. PaTkeI
No. 1903 East Second street, as he Is PIe,
pared to give the necessary INSTRUCTION
and outfit for a small consideration. ins
time Is at hand for q beginning, ana
therefore there should be the least p,s|
bic delay In the matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Ri L. Barton, practical matchmaker
and jeweler, gives special attention to
repairing clocks of every kind; thorough
work and warranted, at reasonable prices
Clocks called Tor and returned to any
part of the city without extra charge. No.
~ East Seventh street
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

McCoNNELLsBuRY, Jan. 15.-Fulton
County's catilal is AZ present without a
lccLsei hotel, semethinR unknown Tor
fifteen years At the session OF court held
to-day all the applications Tor lioerse in
this borough WIRE refused, There re-
mains but iOur licensed houses in the
county
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Members of the Young Mems Republl-
can Club and all Republicans will please
meet at the p, w. q B. R. r. station, al
$50 this evening, to escort our new o. 8.
Senator, Hon. Anthony Higgins, to his
residence. A band Of music will be In at
10 dance.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
PEGIsTER' ! ORDER,
Req IsrER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Jhnua y !, 1889.
Upon the application of Eff iheth M,
CLARK and Frantis n. Hofecktr, aaminlstra-
trOrB of Jam 9 clark, late of Mil Creek hum
dred, In said county, deceased, 1t Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the administrators
aforesaid give NO Ice Of granting Of letters OF
administration upon the estate of the de-
csattd, with tha date of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be pnsled within
iofly GAYS froih the date of such lctlerB In
six of thu most public u aces Of the County Of
New Castle, REQUIRING all persons having de
mands against tie estate to present the same
or abide by an act of assembly In such case
made and IrOy Iheh, and also cause the zane
70 ht inserted Within the same period IN the
ilaiiN hhfubLiEAh newspaper published
IN Wilmington Del, and be continued t.ete-
In three weeks, b. o. II.
- Given under the hand and seal of
%S$Ss,S %i isSs: e ;'I5:, esa {!
---Hrltter. JOHN X. BRADFORD,
kOTICE--All persons having claims agsins,
the estate OF lhe deceased must present tn
bamt' duly attHs ted to The administrators on
OF trlorc JAhuary III, 1881, or abide the act Of
assembly IN snrn ease made aud provided
ELIZABETH n. LARK
FHAhCih II, HOFFECKER,
A,,... nm, , Administrators,
Aadfesj Wilmington, Del. I9-3w.eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Po1TsTowM, Pa, Jan. 15.-Notice was
posted At tho Glasgow Iron aud Steel
Works, this borough, to-day, stating that
unless business improved by Satur lay
he works would suspend operations.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Two days limit on excursion ticks@
Commencing February list exenIsnU ..
tickets between Wilmington and f6' \,
delphia and intermediate stations wiz
good for two days instead Of one. 81
present.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

with sliding and detachable watch
springs superior TO whslebone, horr,
reed and cord. For sale at Hubill 4
Poist's Second and TStnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Rev. Father Moran, who died in Phila-
delphiA Saturday evening", was baptized
in 81. Agnes Church, West Chester, said
bis fret and last Mass In St. Agnes
Church, that borough, died in St tgnes'
Hospital, Philadelphia, and ~ 'pried
to-day in st. Agnes Cemetery, SiBld.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

= have heard many of our old friends
say that salvation on cured them OF
rheumatism. Those who have not tried
u should do 80 Our druggists sell It for
20 cents bottle all the time,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

For Its powerful and peculiar action on
the liver, Lsxador, the 81 olden" specific,
hiss established a reputation that is be-
yond csvil or equivoCatioH. 1t does the
work every time. Price 2lrcents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

John Wright, an aged resident of At
lanta, claims To have been suddenly
cured of blindness by prayer. His
sight left him about three years ago,
while no was walking home.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
PEERLESS DYES s siS 81 ;h Sa nhsT
DEGI5TER'S ORDER.
In REG lSrFR'S OFFlUa,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

bSCeHiDet lflh, 1885,
Upon the application Of Ella II. Finn, Adj
ministratrix OF Thomas l., Finn, late OF
Mill CsLek Hundred In said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY
the Register that tbs AdministratTIN aforesaid
give notice OF granting o. letters a Adminis-
trAtion, upon the estate Of thu deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing, advertisements TO be posted
within 20 days from the date of such
letters In six Of the most public
places OF the county of New Castle, requiring
al persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided
and sl6ocause the same TO be inserted within
the same period In the Daily REPUBLICAR
Anewspaper publlshediR wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three WeekB (e. ODD
~ I Given under the hand and Seal OF
Il, 6. JOGice of the Register aforesaid, al
-~S-- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN X, BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims agains st
the estate of the deceased must present the
SANE, duly attested to the Administrative
on or before December 18th, Ises. or abide
tile Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
ELkAR Finn. Admin!stratr'x.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
dA-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

All that tract of land situate In Chris
Liara hundred, New Cast county, and
State OF Delaware, on the road leading
from CcnteTville 10 Ashland Station,
bounded by Burris Run, the Red clay
Creek, lands OF Hayes Graves, Jonathan
Maton and T. II. Sh@rpless aud others,
containing sevcniy-une acres, with frame
dwelling house, large double decker
frame barn, wagon house, corn crib and
other out buildings thereon, etc.
Seized aud taken la execut on as the
property Of Jaste, Jackson Uolmte, and
to be sold by
AVIAN ALLT&, sheriff.
1887.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
VM.B.SHARP CO.,
FopRrH AND MARKET sTs.

1t gathers 10 intensity as
Il gees along--this great
price object sale. Stock TAX
Ing is simply buying from
yourself-if you thus buy
from yourself cheap enough,
why not sell the same wayl
That's very pretty theory,
but who holds the bag even
tually-yet there's justifca-
ton In selling some siufs
for what they will bring.
Follow us through our de-
partments in our reduction
travels and see hoz0 and aOhy
We make one thing sell an
other When we cut we cut
deep; that's the way to re.
duce.
We reprint what is left Of
our Underwear.
Mems merino shirts re-
duced TO 20 cents from IS;
all gone but sizes 40, AZ and
A.
Mems grey mixed Shirts
reduced to 10 cents,only size
"a left.
Ladies scarlet wool draw
ers reduced to IS cents from
SI.5o; only sizes 90 and "a
left.
Boys scarlet wool draw
ers reduced to 80 cents from
rs; only size 26 left
Mems scarlet shirts re-
duced to so cents from IS;
all gone; drawers of the
same only In sizes 81, &C
and 40
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Follow us again to the
basement.
You'll have to be quick
to get any OF the soiled
blankets-loo ok ut the back
papers.
You know a good Ger
man loom do mask when you
see tive b ave that qualify
oflinen made up into large
size bath. room towel, soft
and take up the water like
a sponge. These towels are
worth So 80 per dozen to
import; they are In double
dsmask, bot b sides brought
out In a fine pattern, are in
red and pure white borders
fringed, and herring. boned
on both sides of the border
The size is rs inches aide
and 48 inches long. You
never saw their equal for 40
or SO cents each, yet we
shall sell tn ese 500 for %
cents apiece.
A lot Of Turkey red table
cloths In re mnants of from
1 yard to 5-prices were
37i and so -tde lot goes in
at rs cents q yard all around.
Also a lot Of Cream and
White Table Linen rem
nants, l / u I'd, up to 8 yaros,
from 30 cen IS to So for each
remnant.
We have a lew lett of ilan-
mel skirts, by the pattern, in
grey and blacS, red and
black. blue and black-24
yards wide, 40 inches long,
worth SLID }. We shall sell
them for "a cents each.
Wamsutta Muslin 10 cents
per yard, in stead OF IL !, 2 &c
10 yards
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
MAKES An EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen years Of age, and 8
one oil number OF old, helpless cases o
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at No.
l. Street in the City of Lowell, State OF
Massachusetts,. She was 80 helpless her
mother was obliged 10 attend her as In in
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incurable. A nurse at the Massachusetts
General Hospital advised the use Of Moxie
II was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
of Moxle made her as well as ever before
and from being speechlees and helpless,
she is row healthy, romping school girl,
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was once helpless,
hopeless wreck
We certify that the aboYels absolutely
true In every respect.
john NICHOLSON, Cher father)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother.)
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16
ON MONDAY,

ihe ioHo"lhH described real estate, WIS
A Il that certain farm or tract of land,
situate in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle County ami State OF Delaware,
containing about sixty acres OF land,
bounded by land of John aud Josiah
Lewdln, the public road leading from
Christiana Village to Red ion by land OF
Joseph Sharpe Shields Lane and by
said Lewdln's land with the buildings
thereon erected, also pie,e of land
with the buildings thereon erected, con-
tanning about three acres of land, situa-
ted in said hundred of New Castle,
bounded by the CLristlana creek, by
lands OF said Lewiin's and the road
leading to Red Lon
Seized and aiken into execution as the
property of George Allen and Sarah s.
Allen, bis wife, and t. t., aud to be sold
by
ALVAN ALLEN. sheriff.
1859. ITO
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

SliElilft'S SALt-BY VIRTUE
y Of 2 wutof Ncuditiuni ENporas, to me
Court Hon, Oh MJrkc. ttreet. between
TENTH aud Eleventh streets. In the CHS OF
" llmlnstua, SeH Castle county, Delaware
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Walnut candy at Ferguson's, II E. Cd.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

Not knowing the price you
would think them very cheap
at 75c to 81. When you
feel them you would be sure
they were cheap at that, but
you will be astonished when
you know the price is to be
IS cents per yard aid that's
1t.
Another jumper from the
silk departmental beautiful
line OF colored Faille Fran
Gals, soft, rich and lustrous;
fine as satin to the touch.
Thirteen shades in
Olive Garnet Wine
Slate Seal Brown Cardinal
Gen'd Arme Navy Gobelin
Serpent Toboc Royal Blue
Drab
These qualities are sold
everywhere by close buyerr
Tor SIPS and even 81 IS pei
yard. We have marked
them for this special sale at
81 per yard.
Here's a lot OF Handker.
chiefs that were displayed Ir
the windows and used t.
decorate the store during thc
holiday eeason. They 60
! soilsd and tumbled abou
and stroke and pat as mucf
as we choose they won't e
back into the original folds
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

American Ho iery Co.'S
goods.
Ladies' vests, 63c from
S1.54; only In sizes 80, "a
and s6-drawcrs IS to az
Mems shirts reduced to
60 cents from s.; only In
sizes 81, 80, 40, and a.
drawers 30 and 80 only.
Chlldren's wrappers re-
dueed to SOC from 81; all
gone-children's vests reduc.
ed to 3oc and SOC from 81,
and 81 80 in sizes IL to "a,
skipping sizes between %
and 30-misses' drawers the
same price In sizes l6 to
%.
Boys drawers SO cents
from 81; sizes ~, 2S, 80
and go.
Of course these sizes and
assortments are subject TO
daily changes.
Two great leaders Jump
out of our silk department;
Its a hop, skip and a jump
to get there
Mories-in beautiful as
sortment for trimmings or
dresses In a splendid and
choice line of colorings-
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

LOWELL, Mass, Sept, I, 1883
MIDDLEsEx, IS.
Personally appeared before me, nota-
ry public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the a oye statement is true.
GEo. II. RICHARDSON. Notary Public.
o6-2tAW
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

The King street market was well at
tended this morning and butter brought
from 10 to 80 cents per pounds; eggs, ~
TO cents per dozen; chickens, 81 10
$ 20 per pair; turkeys II to II cents Ter
poutd; oats, 80 to 80 cents per bushel;
corn, IS TO 50 cents do. hay, SO to SIS
per ton
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
English Ivy.

This truly beautiful climber is not so
universally cultivated in this State as it
deserves to be. AS apermanent covering
for trees, buildings, etc., it is probably
unequaled, it's rich, glossy evergreen
leaves always appearing to advantage.
1t also possesses the great merit OF -four
ishing in positions entirely devoid OF sun
shine or very strong light, as the walls
of rooms and the ceiling Of piazzas.
Though native of the moist atnos-
phere of Great" Britain, it readily adapts
itself to this sunny climate, as is attested
by many beautiful specimens to be seen
We have seen large oaks draped with it,
and the effect was most beautiful.
There are almost innumerable forms Of
the type of this plant, and all are beau
tiful and worthy of culture. The leaves
of some varieties are variegated with sill
yer and others with gold, and these are
particularly adapted for growing i'll the
shade of piazzas, as they must be pro-
tected from the fierce rays of the sun.
We publish an article this week giving
complete directions for growing the Ivy
to form beautiful screen.