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The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04


DR.. A. s. Fishblstt, of the Omaha
Medical Dispesssry, has made .
speciality Of chronic diseases for years.
He has had large and valuable exps-
.pisses i.privats nd AoaDisal practice.
IT, npseissss has provsd his meth
Cd Of treating these diseases to b
correct, and . lasting benefit to thous-
aads who have heea under bis profes-
siensl care. Write to DR.. Fishblstt
st Omaha, and he will amply substsn-
tiate this ststemeat.
.... Plesss Ce.ser.
Corn looks splendid. Ditto small
grain.
Sqsire Timothy is doing . big
business.
Thos. Farrell has taken his herd up
Shell croek. 1. ss..... H.. 'i..
Dick Rossitsr and George Fields
have finished new houses.
A good deal of fencing 10 being
done here this spring. Michael Gro
min hss fenced 80 acres, n. Doody. 40.
The boys north OF here on Elm creek
srs also feocing. JAKE.
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Frank A. Smith pays cash for all
old rags, for W. 8. Campbell. 8
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1t 10 really surprising to personally
inspect the thousands Of testimonisla
In the hands of DR.. A. S. Fishblatt, OF
the Omaha Medical Dispsnssry. They
are genuine aad reliable, every one oi
them, aud they show the wonderful
cures that Dr.. Fishblstt has effected.
Consultation 10 free. Write to him si
Omaha, or consult his advertisement
In smother column. and sscertsin
when you can personally meet him
here.
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The old reliable Balm wagon At the
Foundry.
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Hollingsworth sulky hay rskes at
Pohl & Wermuth's. 6-tf
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Bran and shorts at John Heit-
kemper's.
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Piaoo to rent. Inquire of Wells &
Walker.
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All those who are lovers of good
-four should 60 to j. B. Delsman's.
The Columbus journal., 1883-07-04

An elegant line of iady's lace mitts
At Galley Bros.
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School books at Turner's.
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So0 OSA8A0SA COSoPooy SooS SAO OoS Tue
town site Of St. Paul, and who still
owns about 100 lots, Was in town last
week making arrangements for the
erection Of building between DR..
Davis and J. Knott's new buildings ;
sizs eOx4S, to be used BY n. 4 G.
Schrsm - . drug store. Mr.. Becker
has not been in st. Paul for the past
six years and did not know the town
until he ran across the old Buckeye
building and the corner store Of E. S.
Chadwick. He 10 greatly pleased
with the improvements, and speaks
we'll for the future Of our young city.
Free Press.
-Nr. John kssnmer, Of St. Joseph
No, has . nice lot and residence on
Frederick Avenue filled With besati-
ful schrubbery, flowers, &C., with
flower pots representing sll varieties
of tradss; . water iDuntain which
runs . water wheel attached to Q
miniature coGatry mill-houss; close
by concealed in . large box . jumping
and dancing couple Of toys, which can
be operated st pleasure. We suppose
either by springs, veighss q waier.
Ar. Kennmsr appears to be . very
clever man, but nearly every body .,
St. Joe acquainted with him and Who
are acquainted with the ornsmest,
and A1iugs % his let ssg.rd him - 9
unique gesius. II We published {
Newspaper st St. Joe We should make
use Of the best srxu0snis ne Wesl
capable to psrsuads him from usins
his method Of local advsrtisiae, - O.
the laRoa 10Y bo0 = Peistsd h6 DAn<
a1d b0siness, snd Tie number Wh0es
carried on. --
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STOGK SALE.

JNO. HUBER. Auctioneer.
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pains to notice the appearance Of the
crops along the road. The email
grain all looked well, and the corn
doing nicely, although . few fislde
looked . little Wssdy. The farmsrs
we're busy everywhere, and with
favorable weather will bring the
corn out sll right.--Serdrd Blade.
The bond question in Butler
county 10 the occasion of no little talk
in the Numerous nswspspsrs of our
neighboring county. r. n. 'Sibbett
has accepted . county warrant for
$aO25 - part pay for his services in
defeating the payment Of the bonds.
Other attorneys claimed . share OF
fees in the cass, and have raised quite
alittle rumpus, thereupon and therest.
Nearly everybody that comes to
town in wsgons, from the west OF
northwest, talk Of distractions to the
regularly laid-out public highway
We move thst . committee Of three
brave citizens and true be self-sp-
pointed to look this matter sp, and
10y it before the proper authorities.
There is no one thing more conducive
to the business Of . town than good
roads. .s..
Mr.. 81. II. Waite Vas in toWl
one Of those hot days lsst week. HI
is probably - heavy . oaa - FAtte
county has withis her bordsrs, weigh.
ing nov e light weight for hin) 3la
pounds. He says he gets along com.
lbrsablys dsiaG esn6ass1hisWeRk in
tAs bot san. Whsn - ~oots o1GAk
ekUatsr, As nase have is inmS Eats.
II othszviss h = = asa Z erdi'
NY VodGht. ---- =a-- =---- -
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TIME GREAT

TO THE N5Nffii No5Nfii' WWiEssfE,' AND tVS VsSoduprHwEsr
TRAINS nfSy@ ttfEGF TGF SSTI Son s,on
For PsSqrS and 6o West 'CRs Chicago Io Iaiicd Tx
Le qS @ M eSis Says Win Rf scepns 81 SG Cars al sSS ra
aarrSDurg 20 Cincinnnu. Western Express, 100 n
EsS rSase Ss I? rsdHg a Ses S@sEo
s ES So SSnppiGns nj, aud e. II T. e II with sleep
m, daily for Pl!s6urs and tho West With PaiSde
BSGT HG Eas ANS N4SPsoo PoToHS I9 hSsR RAILROAD
t9r Erie, Canandaigna. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Washington Washington 10 Canandalgua, and Harrisburg to
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmra, at nn
For New YOtk and the East, 500 a. me- 1890 a. m.
os g ""f Limited mite E8prSss XXI s Of SpPa Pullman an Far pa
For Boston Without change, iiSo % y. m every week.
,,dr day;; ;r on SUNDAY; 40 p M, ..,,,. o,, =.
Jersey civ Win ii 6oas Of HfSs Brootyn % %n9eS SosfG o
ing direct transerto Fulton street, avoiding double
For philadelphia, 500 a, M 1880 g. M l:so go 30
Limited 5 M GxpTess 1@ sSSSGy S M nd daily G Except S aR
$40, o2o $50. e5d aud io:sG p M on sunday, Gso,
rnr 1%fp pd,da a. NJ 70 e2q 5s9 So and 1879 n M du
For Annapolis, GiO u. M ana 4;iop M daily. except
ALEX An pRIA. AND NpFREDERIcKsBURe RAIL
ION RAfLRoAD Oi'iN ---'D Y"
For AleSandrla $50, 700 Pgo HOO and ll;25 9. M
=, $50 9:2S and HIS a ~ NJ 2CO % and @ 500 p m.
FS5 daily a"a s g. Sna nd Gf & &ValS sasspi aas lies m
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600, 500
0;lOp. M, aud i20J midnight on sunday at 500
s52, and l00Oa. MI 700 aud GiQ p. m .,,o,.,
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and a. the station, where orders can De let 9s
"''N 'e''''R j. IL WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHARLES N, pUulI, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-07-07
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.

The following officers of the Andrew jack
son lodge of A. +. and A. M. were installed
on Thursday evening; French Smoot, w. NJ.
Charles H. Schaaif, S. W.; George f. Yoke, J.
W.; Charles Simpson, S. d.; William Channey,
]. D.; s. X. Field and I. l.. Selectman, stow
ards, and Frederick Baker, tyler.
The Reform club and the Relief Hook and
Ladder held their regularmeetings last night.
Four homiug pigeons belonging to Il. o
Diamond, of Northampton, Mass, left here
this morning for Lynchburg, Va, where they
will be let loose to find their way back to
Northampton, IA distance air limo, of sos
miles. This will be the longest distance yet
tried in this country by homing birds. Much
interest is being manifested in these expert
nienti by the bird owners of this state.
Among the many prominent lawyers in at
tendance at the United States district court
in sesssn here yesterday were noticed Judges
Wells, Hunton, and eX-District Attorney
Wise. Court opened at 10 a. m. The first
case called was that of the United States VS..
S. g. Neal charged with violation of the
banking laws. He was permitted by the
court to withdraw his plea of not guilty, and
thereupon demurred to the information. The
court decided that the information was not
sufficient in law, sustained the demurrer, dis
missed the prosecution, and discharged the
accused from custody.
The United States circuit court was en-
gagged yesterday in trying the case Of the
United States VS.. Charles Waterman for voting
twice at Wicomico Church, Northumberland
county. The case was in progress and the
court in session at 8 o'clock.
Virginia council, No. 2, o, U. A. NJ, of this
city, were visited Thursday evening by the
American Guard council, No /, of George
town, accompanied by the West End Social
band, the occasion being the installation of
officers for the ensuing term
At the grain market -four is quiet and easy.
The grain markets generally have been dull
aud heavy during the past few days, and
prices are lower. New wheat is beginning TO
come in, and the quality of the offerings is
somewhat better than last season, while much
of IL is badly cleaned; only choice samples
bring outside figures $50 bushels of ordinary
Fultz sold yesterday at Sl0S no choice Long
berry or mixed were offered. Corn is steady,
with good demand for high grades $50 BUSH
els brought 60c and badly damaged lot sold
at 40. A fair sample of rye sold at 60c No
oats were offered, Potatoes and onions were
lower Eggs are scarce while other prOduc.
is without notable change. Bacon Is lower
National Republican., 1883-07-07
arnh,Irrs, tsniA,
BALTlMoRE AND ONO % RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,...,. - - BETWEEN
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIIQ


TTenedulS T.I , to take effect SUNDAY, MAY ~. isa
tse..Nc w NSllnglon, nom station corner OF New
JvuTsey uy invue ihnysnue aud street.
PioI NnCngo, Cncinnatl, Louisville, and St, Louis
nhlly at sOo M, lois n M 1910 d. M with through
Cvncnes anu Palnco Sleeping Cars to above points,
t changei 1915 n m. daily to Chicago except
For pttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Mt $40 n. m.
h,u @dy r. n,, ualy $40 D. M solid train to Pitts
ForlOledO and Detroit via MOnroevIIlo Iot5a m
daily with sleepers for Toledo
trains Tor PhllaGelpnia and New York al $40 n m.
withParor and sleeping Cars attached ~ - ''''
FOR baltimore on week days g. $40, $50. T.5sll
o niH g. Az nyY2 ~ ~ M 2lO go 2So 800 t $40, 6oL
For baltimore on SUNDAYS, $50 1859 1905 a M,
E12 $50, :, $50 6a0, z, $50 gi0 p. IN.
For Annapolis, 6;i0 M, 1910 and i.O on Sunday
%. M, Ht0p. m. "
For. way stations between Washington and Balti.
For stations on Metropolitan Brarch 7,iS daily ex.
cept sunday, $3.50 "A. M. ii5 and 5i6 D. IN. daily for
suunlon &.O a M daily, except sunday; for Hagers'
M 1own end niederick $50 a. M, i0i5 i45 y. daily
For lIagsrstown ioi5 a. m. daily, except sunday;
Trains arrive from the West daily, go. 1856 a m
From New York nnd Philadelphia, 2S5, $50 a. m
From Annapolis, SD n m, 1850 O37 d. M. Sunday
1910 a. n, 6S7 y. m.
From Frederick and intermediate points, ss1S a. M
~ a. M, 2lJ ltO y, IN. ana s:UO y. daily, except
sunday iOa M, sp. m. deily nom Point OF Rocks.
$40 5;l5 lS0 o. 9i0 and 1880 M, l2;i5 @5O T. 40
GSe $50 " and ll:3 y. IN. on sundays, 2, $40 7Ii
$50 nnd WO, n m, l;3Q. $40, ., B:j i30, and r. M
except f!W u. IN,
For further Information apply the Baltimore and
Pennsylyania avenue, corner OF Fourte nth street.
whore orders will be taken for baggage TO bo checked
and received nt nnY point in the city
LORD, q. II. \.
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wEsr MAsuLNGToN.

Condition of the Potomac river water,
Friday, July Cat Great Falls, 81 at
receiving reservoir, north connection. IA !;
south connection. "a; at distributing reser-
voir, &c.
American Guard council, No. 1, O.U. A. NJ,
visited Alexandria ON Thursday night last
for the purpose of visiting Virginia council,
No. 2, and were Hospitality received by that
council Deputy National Councillor B. +.
Miller, assisted by T. c. Charles A. Payne,
installed the officers of the Alexandria lodge,
after which tho visitors were handsomely
entertained, a fine collation. having been pre-
pared for them, to which full justice was
done. The West Washington social band
added greatly To the pleasure Of the evening
BY its delightful music. The visitors did not
arrive at the Baltimore and Potomac depot in
Washington until late the next morning
They were greatly pleased with their recep-
ton and entertainment in Alexandria, aud
hope to return the compliment to their hosts
some time during the present month in their
own hall.
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
iu ,uruOut ot the oarsnlon last evening WIS
unusually large, the activity displayed at the
Potomac boat house especially, being sOme-
National Republican., 1883-07-07
REAL ESTATE.
Dull Marlgct-No Business OF Any Com
sequence Doing Oh Account OF the Hot
Weather.

A Dull Marltct-No Business OF Any Com
sequence Doing OH Account OF the Hot
Weather.
The real estate market may now be said to
bo dull, very dull. The hot weather has
operated strongly against dealing in land, for
those who have money to invest in that class
Of property have turned their faces toward
the sea shore OF mountains, and shaken the
dust of tho burning, scorching city from off
their feet. Some of the brokers report in
quiries in regard to suburban prop
erty, and some small sales have
been effected, but nothing to amount to any
thing. The purchase made by Mr. Moore
head, of Pittsburg, which was mentioned in
last Saturdays REPUBLICAN, of the neck of
land at the junction of Sixteenth street and
Rhode Island and Massachusetts avenues, and
for which he paid the sum Of s. per foot,
cannot be consummated until tho signing of
the deed by Mr. Andrews, the former owner,
who is in Europe. Mr.. Moorehead also
bought four lots on Massachusetts, avenue
adjoining the Andrews property, and it is
his intention to erect residence which shall
vie in beauty of architecture and splendor of
appointments with any in the district.
Building operations are going on quite
lively, although but few new permits are
being taken out. The work upon the Port
land flats extension is going on rapidly, aud
the new portion is nearly ready for the roof.
The flats at the corner of Seventeenth and IL
streets are being pushed forward. The main
work upon the new armory of the National
Rifles, on G street, between Ninth and Tenth
northwest, is nearly completed, and it is ex
pected that whom the Rifles return from their
trip to Cape May they will march directly
to the new armory and take possession. Mr..
J. A. Ruff intends building handsome resi-
dence at the corner of Seventeenth and N
streets northwest, which shall be complete in
all respects, and will cost about $1,000. Mr..
Ellery will build three small, but comfortable
houses on M street between Third and Four.
and-a-half streets southwest, which will cost
about $l,S00.
National Republican., 1883-07-07
EVERY household should have DIR. Worth.
inGton's Cholera and Diarrhma Medicine.
At the Town Meeting.
Ru.linnln,, ILn.nL...n

DWUNytOfe iiNWNtgt
'Phwat is it all about don'no," said Lam
igan, watching the crowd coming out of tho
hall.
'Its the convintion, l behave" said Mcguire
who had been over about month longer than
his friend.
And phwat as it DONE" Lanigan wanted
to know.
"Eaix, l behave its convaned, thin,' replied
Mcguire.
"An phwat is that, thin2"
"Musha. its something they do be don' wild
the convintion, the convintion gets in the
hall an then it convanes. / don'no what the
divil an all it is, but they make n thunderin
fuss about it,"
"But phwat makes it convano, Mcguire?
Phwat makes it convane?"
"Ah, bother the lip O. ye, because its con-
vaynient, domino"
"Murdher thin, but its long wide country
fur the size ov 1t, anyhow"
National Republican., 1883-07-07
EAST WASHINGTON.

Messrs, William Wagner and Il. L. Mills, of
East Washington, and members of the Capt.
tol Gun club, will leave this city tomorrow
for Warm Springs, North Carolina, where
they will participate in the six days shooting
tournament of the Sportsmens Association of
the Carolinas. There will be about fourteen
matches, aud they expect to shoot in each.
Mrs. Ellen E. Lloyd died yesterday at the
residence of her son-in-law MT J. Mackey,
representative from South Carolina 215 A
street southeast The funeral will take place
to-day at 4:30 o'clock p. m.
Three lost children were reported at the
eighth precinct last night about $3.50 o'clock.
Two, named Willie b. and Hattie May Sayre.
aged respectively 3 aud 6 years, residing at
22S First street southeast, and one, named
Freddie Lewis, Z years old, residing at 721
Maryland avenue northeast.
National Republican., 1883-07-07
ESTIMATES PROMPTLY GIVEN.
SEVEN BAD DAYS.
what Used UP Tom Farmers Time aud
Money-Me Adopts Wiser Method.

"why, Farmer, old boy, you look like your own
ghost revisting the glimpses of the moon Where
have you been for the past week. what's the mat
ter with your"
Tom Farmer bookkseper in large New
York publishing house, and is yet, for Tom is bona
hde character, with posollce address and a name
in the city directory, lie is hard working fellow
drinks lttle and is occasionally careless In his hab-
u.s.
"Tve been at home that's where I've been" replied
Tom. YEARLY, dropping into his old seat 'under the
doctors hands, and between the doctor and the dys
pepsia, mighty tough time I've had oft"
"seems to me-" said Correspondent James Quinn
shunling the mornings mail like pack OF whis
cards, "thAt you might be able to Gnd something 20
more of your time and money than half dozen
sound stomachs would If you had to feed em all with
meat at panic prices"
"Heaven knows 1 wish could fix 1t up all right
sighed Tom, despondently, "ior dyspepsia is Just
hades on earth, aad no mistake.
There sat poor Tom, with pale, thin, haggard faoe
no appetite, nauseated stomach amhitionless hope.
ess-and yet with the awful necessity upon him of
earning the daily bread which, amer he had earned II
his disease forbade him to enjoy
"rom," said the gray-halred head of his depart
ment, take word of ADVICE from that's been
there, Leave OIL stimuants and quack STUFF, and pay
25 cents for one OF BENsoNs cAPcINE porous
PLAsTERs, put 1t on your stomach, take care OF
yourselG E. Rnd youll be well MAN yet, I've tried it,
and know"
This was year ago. Tom tried It, aud hasn't lost
a day In the last six months,
The genuine have "CAPCtNE" cut in the middle,
Don't suffer yourself to be swindled. seabury e
Johnson, New York
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National Republican., 1883-07-07
Despcrnto Flrht yyIth a Mad DOG

Thursday morning about 8 o'clock. while
the family of Mr.. J. N. Hammer were at
breakfast, at No. d5S New Jersey avenue
southeast they were startled at seeing a
large Newfoundland dog, frothiug at the
mouth, appear at one of tho windows. They
closed the window as soon as possible, but the
dog ran around to a rear window and sprang
into the kitchen. The family closed the COM
municating doors and sent for o policeman,
the dog meanwhile tearing around and
frothing at the mouth. Officer Fowler an
perate fight, lasting half an hour during
which he fired eight shots and broke his
baton, the dog was killed. The affair caused
considerable excitement as long as it lasted,
and the citizens in that neighborhood are
marveling at the escape from injury of some
of the Hammer family. No ono knew who
owned the dog Within the past two weeks
there have been several mad dogs reported as
wandering around East Washington.
National Republican., 1883-07-07

thing extraordinary. Mr.. Patterson gave
large barge party, the ten-oared barge being
we'll filled with ladies. There were also out
from this club, the eight-oared shell, two four
cared shells, six singles, and twelve pleasure
boats. The Columbias sont out their eight
cared SHE'LL two singles, the ten-oared barge,
and eight pleasure boats. A large numberof
pleasure parties were also out, ten boats going
from johnson and Bakers alone.
The annual review of the Potomac boat
club will take place this evening, and in con-
nection with it there will be several inter-
estng races After dark there will be
grand display of fireworks from the river,
after which there will bo dancing in the boat
house.
About o'clock yesterday evening, John
Berry, an employe at Weaver, Kengla & Co.'s
soap factory on Water street, fell over skid
and recsived q sSyere scalp wound on the
back Of his hea,..
National Republican., 1883-07-07
Further Reduction!

: SO GENTS
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE,
TO POINT LOOKOUT FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK,
ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT.
EQUAL 40 ANY BOAT ON THE RIVER IN
HER APPOINTMENTS.
Leaves Sixth.atTeet Mharf-terminus seventh and
Ninth-sIreet Cars-MoNDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
at $3.50 -. M, ana SATURDAY, at $3.50 D. IN.
New York and Boston Freight taken as usual
Returning, leaves Reynolds wharf, Norfolk, Tues
day, Thursday, and Sunday at .. m.
Tickets aud stateroOms eau 90 secured ut the boat
or general office, 68 Fiteeulh street.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.
u, g. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON leave Pier H.
East River New York, every Saturday ut y. u,,
and Geosgetown every Friday at a. M Ale1an'
For particulars apply TO Agent. 63 Water street,
Georgetown or general oilice, Bli Fifteenth street.
ALFRED WOOD,
Secretary and TreasnTer.
National Republican., 1883-07-07
rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

schedule In effect j UNE 10. 1853;
S31 A. M.-New Orleans Mail. daily, making close
aJpnecOns to all points South and Southwest,
daily, except sunday, with @, ~ o. Ry., Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danvllle 70
Montgomery aud Montgomery to New Orleans;
also Washington via Lynchburg and Bristol.
$40 M.Lousville Fast Line, daily, via Charlottos-
vile. Huntington, and Lexington to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and all Western points, making direct
connections. aud with solid train and Pullman
sleeping Cars. Washington TO Louisville.
1875 Il. M.Southern Mall and Express. daily to all
points South and Southwest, via Danville and
Charlotte, daily. except sunday, with Q. & o. ky.
Pullman Sleeping Cars, washington to Augusta,
wa Chadoue, and Charlotte 10 Montgomery.
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to White
sulphur Springs
For all points ON Manassas Division take S35 M and
5;lOp. IN. trains, daily except sunday. For War
renton take s;35 n. m. and SHOP. IN. trains daily.
For tickets and all information inquire at Com
Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
National Republican., 1883-07-07
Reorganization OF the District OF Column
bia Artillery.

reorganization OF the Dtstrtct OF COlum-
bia Artillery.
At the regular monthly meeting of the dis
trct artillery last night, Mai. Hanneman pre-
siding important changes in the command
were made. Battery A, of the battalion, will
be hereafter known as Light Veteran, battery
A, and the present officers will retain their
positions. As the command hos now grown
to 40 men, rank and filo heEvy battery B is
formed, and enlistments to this battery will
be open to all respectable young men desiring
to join upon the same terms that have been
required for the battalion, viz: that the ap-
plicant shall have served honorably in the
late union army, or subsequently in the
United States regular army.
1t was also decided to form asharpshooters'
team from members of tho command, and
Mess,s Rex and Hsunsch were appointed a
cpmmittse to take charge of the organization
OF the teain. Horse battery c and the cadets
will retain their present organization in the
consolidation.
National Republican., 1883-07-07
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agei
CHARLES Il. PUuli, General Manager.
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.
on and after SUNDAY. June 10. 1889. PASSENGER
trains of this route will leave Washington nom Ii. IL
T. station as follows:
ss5 A. M. M.-rHRoUGH MAIL daily, except Sun
day. for Cincinnati, Louisville and Local Stations
of =. q o, Ry. sleepers White sulphur to Hunt
$40 y. M,-LoUlsYlLIE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE (DAILY). Solid train. with Pull
man cars TO Louisville and Richmond 10 Gin
Cinnati without change; arriving at Columbus $50
y. m., Lexington KY, 2.l0 p. m. Cincinnati. 6;D
y. M, aud Louisville. 6:i5 y. M. Connecting at
West, Southwest, and Northwest.
lO5 p. m-Night express daily, except sunday foe
Ashland KY, Columbus, Ohio and stations on
{. q o. Ry Pullman sleeping cars to White
sulphur and Columbus.
ll25 a. m. for Newport News Old Point, and Norfolk
daily, except Sunday, arriving Old Point 1880,
Apply q 4 o. Ky. Office, 5is Pennsylvania avenue.
v M. Ry. Office COL Pennsylvania avenue, and B. S
II. W. FULLER General Passenger Agent
c. w. SMITH General Manager,