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May 10th ami 10Th.
petweaa h-s' nnd B S church er,,,
Come and bring yonr friends myle2t
The SrR1Se MEETING, MARYL.xp
JOCKEY CLUB
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
WILL HOLD THEIR
SPRING MEETING
AT PIMLICo THIS WEEK.
COMMENCING TOMORROW. THE NINE
TENTH,
AND CONTINUING FOUR DAYS
THE PROGRAM
is very attractive one and good sport is promised
For the convenience OF visitors from Washington
the passenger department of
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
has arranged a special traa leaving the sixth
Street Station al o'clock on the l9th 10th, 2lst and
I'D. running direct TO Piinlico, and returning
Washington after the Races.
Tickets can be purchased AT offices of the Company
18th street and Pennsylvania Avenue. and AT the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station
Fare. round trip. $500. mylS-4t
4 LBAUGu's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MAT.
THE QCEEN'sIACE HANDKERCHIEF;
myis Next Week.-Mrs. MERRY VAR H. wv
hIME MUSEUM.
II Pennsylvania avenue. near llth street
Another Extraordinary Attraction,
sTERLiNG's GKEAT DRAM ATTIC COMPANY.
With their Wonderful Performing Dogs
In the Beautiful Pathetic Play of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Placed Oh the stage in splendid style.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Great Play of
THE DANITES, WITH THE DOGS
Admission to all only 10 cents my1s-6t
TINHEATEK CoMIQUE
MONDAY. MAY Is,
First appearance IN this ety of
Twenty-seven in number, who Will please the eye
and make melody for the ear.
Every I've. at $50.
Admission, 10, 20 and 80 cents. my1S-6t
L. 26Tu ANNUAL
FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL,
Marinis Hall,
TUESDAY. May 26, 1885.
Grand Entree at Sir clock.
Tickets Ia be had at the nall. my16-9t
Il 18TH ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL AND
BALL.
AT THE ACADEMY,
ST. I9:sps Hal cor 5h spS 1 Iss nw
Exhibition al pm.
Tickets 81 90. admit ing gentlemen and ladies'
Ladies tickets Doe; children. 2oc. myl6-it*
VINHE QUANTICo HIGH TEA
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, WITH MUSIC
JANE MOSELEY, NAY %, 1885.
Leaving the wharf at 4:3O and returning at 1890
sharp, in behalf ofthe
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
LADY MANAGERS:
Mrs Senator Logan, Mrs Gen. Lander,
Mrs Senator Blair Mrs Henrietta Z. Metze-
Mrs. Senator Dolph, rott.
Mrs. senator Henderson, Mrs d. b. Eaton,
Mrs Judge Hayner, Mrs Orange Ferris,
Mrs Ill. A Willard. Mrs >. {. Pomeroy,
Mrs Miranda Tuock, Mrs 4. ]. Bentley.
Miss r. b. Johnston Mrs. Dr Power
Mrs Gen. Ricketts, Mrs Lieut. Selfridge
the Lady Managers or of the Directors and at the
principal hotels, drug and book stores.
my9, ID LII, 2O,22 23,25,2 6.21,2S
ERZOG'S MUSEUM,
IL Late Lincoln Hail. corner 9th and ID
UNION SQUARE COMPANY
WON AT LAST.
The Great New York Success
Admission. 10 and 20 cents.
Doors open ut i and p. IN.
During this engagement there will only be three
misunderstanding, THU s lay and Saturday. myl5
HANGING EVERY EVENING AT PIsTORIO &
DC. lake the 9TH and 9Th the Park. Park
can be rented on reasonable terms to responsible par
Ties. Apply at Park hya-2w*
NABTN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS.
ready for charter. Capacity over BOO Apply 322l NJ
Fl NV. opp. Wash. l. u. X. X. office ap25lm
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DENTISTRY.

nR. STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND ENW
without extracting. local an;esthetic used on the
gums allevlates pam of extracting Gas given apl3
CAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS,
- fifteen years experience Dentistry Office CO7
stnw. Preservation OF the Natural Teeth q spe-
Cialty. oc2I
nR. T. NJ TALBOT DENTIST, 437 7TH ST.,
- three doors from corner L. Dentistry in ali
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
warranted janl
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FREES Book AND NOVELTY STORE, 100 Mar
ket Space. a special sale of the imported goods
of above place is now going on. Ladies' SALE,
10 a. Ill. GENTS sale. I'M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20

RY LAND OR AT SEA, OUT ON THE PRAIRIE
- or in the crowded city. Ayers Cathartc Pills are
the best for pur@ative purposes everywhere alike
Venent, efficaciouS and safe. For sluggish bowels,
torpid liver indigestion bad BREATH tatulency, and
sick headache they sure remedy.
NOTWITHSTANDING MUCH HAS BEEN
u said about the importance of blood-purifying
medicine it may be possible that the matter has
seriously claimed your attention Think of it now!
IT. by the use of few bottles of Ayers Sa-saparia
you avoid the evils of scrOfa and transmit healthy
constitution to your offspring thank for the sugges-
ton. myl9
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CITY ITEMS.


from 25c. to $3.50; Balbriggan, Isle Thread
Merino, India Gauze, Jeans, &c, at Auerbach s
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in Dunlap and other popular blocks Prices
81, S2.45 and S265. A clean saving OF one
the only strictly one-price hat and gents fur
nishipg store In this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20
CARRIERS.

I'll MARKET SPACE, near eth st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20

FINE HORSES AT ACCTIoN.-By reference to
the auction columns ii will be seen that Thos.
bowling Will sell tomorrow by catalogue fine
lot of green trotters ut 1890 O'Clock at the sta
bles OF Mr.. Wash. NailO(11326 street. The
advertisement gives NIL description, and
judging from the interest manifested the sale
will be well attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20

y CAUSE OF SORE TOES AND PROFANITY
a nuisance exists on the pavement immediate
~ IN 'front.' of Nos. 322 and 324 IL, street, Just
shape of a projecting nag-stone. the bricks of
the sidewalk having settled around it, leaving
about TWO Inches projecting. 4 lawyer in that
helghborhood thinks that about one thousand
sore toes Is the consequence during the last
year, and ten thousand "cuss words
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OrTILLA AssINGs BEoCEST TO FRED. DOUG
LAsS.-Ihe New York Sun to-day says: Letters
OIL administration were issued yesterday to Her.
man kudich, Of HobOken, counsel for Fred
erick Douglass, On the estate of Ottila Assing
who died in Florence, Italy. She left about
was bequeathed TO Henry Bergh, I'm trust for
his society, and the rest to Mr.. Douglass for his
services in elevating the colored race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20

THE INSTALLATION OF REV. S. NJ. NEWMAN
council OF about twenty churches began it's
sessions at Congregational church this after
noon for the purpose OF taking part in the in
staliatlon of Rev. ;. NJ. Newman as pastor of the
church. - the evening service the charge to
the pastor will be given by Rev. Lyman Abbott.
" d., OF the Christian Union. The charge to the
people will be given by Rev. :: F. Rankin d.
D. y sermon will be preached by Rev. Alex
ander Mckenzie, of Cambridge, Mass.
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GEN: WALLACE's NEW BooK.-Haye Won
Tale OF the Christi" 1t is interesting. accurate
and reverentiai. Its regular price is 81. SO. You
book and stationery department for 81 .OS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-20

Use THE "EnterpriSe" Pure Roasted coffee
Packed in pound packages.
SAVE DOLLARS and eyesight. Consult Hemp
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING cc
mye CORNER 7rz AND srREEgn
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses
have been issued 10y the clerk of the court to
George Duff and Georgeanna Craig Edward c.
Schwigert and Elizabeth V. C.. Huysman, both
OF Baltimore; Charles &. Smith and Susie l..
langler; VIM. Myers and Lavinia Powers: w .
III: Robertson and Mamie Grant; knight "
W0odey and Florence q. kayser; f.. +. Meyer
Oh Erederick City. Md. and Mary f Geffinrs
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
YlaGiSlA SHNa.

\ number Of the colorcd military
companies in this State are arrang
iny to attend the Inauguration OF
President Cleveland.
At the recent Picket-Buchanan
fair, held under the auspices OF the
ladies of Norfolk, &s,56I| WAS real.
lied for the Confederate veterans.
The office of the clerk of the
County Court of King William
county, WAS burned last Monday,
together with the contents, embrac,
ing all the court records and other
valuable papers.
DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry, general agent
of the Peabody Fund, has notified
Il. Il. talr that he will contribute
$4,000 in 1855, tor the payment OF
expenses of teachers Institutes OF
the State during the year.
Preparations are being made to
commence work on an extensive
scale in the tin mines on the north
side of the Blue Ridge. in Rock
bridge county. n joint stock com
pany has been organized, with Il
capital of SGn0. 900, for the purpose
of mining and smelling the Ores
1t is said that lwenGy.nine veins OF
tin ore have been discovered, some
of which are Very fine.
At the meeting OF the Board of
Visitors of the University of Viz
ginia Friday 10Th inst, Prof. j. w.
sIallett. who formerly occupied the
chair of chemistry, but accepted a
similar position i'll the University
of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
was IT elected to his old place. and
j. II. Gilmore, OF Marion, SmNthc
county, was chosen to succeed the
late Prof. Southall in the depart
ment of law. AIR. Gilmore WAS
elected on the seventh ballot.
Postmaster G.. X. Gilmer ofRich
mond. whose term expires in May
next has sent in=hiS resignation to
President Arthur, to take effect at
once. The fact tliat Postmaster
Gilmer resigned four months before
his terms expires leads some 10
conjecture that his motives is to
allow President Arthur 10 appoint
his successor before he goes out of
Office. Mir. Gilmer says, however.
the step is taken only ON account
of his failing health and business
affairs.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24

Hons. z. B. Vance, of North
Carolina. Wilkinson Call, of Flori
da and Geo. Vest of Missouri, each,
men distinguished alike for their
virtues and abilities have been re
elected to the United States Sen
ate. Their return to that body
being but an expression of the
popular will Of her people reflects
credit upon them, which is in pleas
ing contrast with the methods
adopted 10y Our Northern bretheren
in selecting men for similar post
tlons. In those States, the merits
Of each Of the Senator'S were re
ccgnized by her people and the
members CT Legislatures who elect
ed them were virtually instructed
low 10 cast their votes. In many
of the Northern States on the con-
trary, the will of the people if ever
consulted in those matter is ig-
nolcd. The question with them in
making tLcir choice of Senator too
frequently is not enc of merit but
ef money, not of ability but how
the election of a certain man will
promote their prospects for Office.
not tie Will Of the people but o.
their boss.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
". S. DICKINSON & SONS
Dry Goods, Carpet and Furniture
Emporium,
POCOMOKE CITY, MD,

immense Stock, Great Variety. City rrices.
We extend cordial invitation to the
citizens of Accomac and Northampton
to visit oar emporium this season. before
making their purchases elsewhere. Our
house is well known to many of the pe0-
ole of Accoinac, with whom we have
had pleasant business relations for a
number of years. and we hope that these
may rot only he continued, but that tie
increased facilities for tlaveI will enable
lis to increase the number Of acqnalnt-
arccs and extend our business farther
down the peninsula.
Our Dry Goods Department embrace
not Only al kinds of Staples, but II line
Of Fine Dress Goods not surpassed by
any house on the peninsula. We name
in part Black and Colored Dress Silks at
75cts. 81. SIPS and upwards; Il great va
rcty of Woolen Fabrics ut from l0cts.
to 81 % per yard; Felvetccns and Silk
Vevcts in all the leading shades. White
Goods, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels.
Blankets. Spreads. Handkerchiefs. Hos
icry, Gloves, Corsets. Ladies and Child
ren's Vests, ElhbrOidrieS, &c.
Ladies' and Chldren'S Wraps a spe-
ciaItv i'll the latest styles of New Mar
kets. Donans Russian Circulars. Jack
cts. Jerseys, &c. All kinds of Cloths
and Cassemeres. and in stock almost Nv
erythng to meet the wants of the peop'e,
and at asst onishingly low prices.
Our Carpet and Furniture Depart
ment occupies three floors. containing
Cottage AMI Ingram Carpets at %, so.
35. 81, 81, G2l. 75aid S0cts.; Brussels 10
cts. to 81, Oil Cloths. Mattings, Rigs,
Window Shades. Chairs; Betiste;lds
Lounges. Safes. Bureaus, Chamber and
Parlor Suits. &c.
In every departmental WILDE onraim
to sell at City Prices. so rs to invite the
trade which would otherwise go to the
larger cities. If not convenient to visit
us in person this season, We solicit yolll
orders. which will receive our careful at
tention. Samples sent on application
Make our store your headquarters, and
we will chrerful;y take care of any
wraps or packages which MAY he entrust-
ed to us. Very respectfully,
W. S. DICKINSON & son,
Pocomoke City, Md,
Opposite the new brick block
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axis :;!:.in.. WY OH iil. inl.:n,l ain!
lake waters Snail carry Two %i'ccllH
lights onthc Starbnar;l side. Each
light shall be visible for two miles.
The forward light shall be 80 ar
ranged us to cover an arc OF the
horizon Of fen points of the COM
pass. The second light shall be
placed twelve feet abaft and SIX
lect above the forward light, and
cover eight points of the compass.
The lights on the port side shall
be the same as those on the star
board side, with an exception that
their colorS shall be red instead Of
green.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
Investigation into the condition

Investigation into the conditions
of the auditors office continues to
develop new irregularities and care
lessress. particularly on the part Of
William r. Smith, he clerk, who
has been under arrest for some
time, charged with embezzlement
Since his arrest he has been allow
ed sevcra! times to go to Tie audi
tors Office and has brought to * hi
papers covering the value OF abou.
$4,000, and since vallse was de
liyered up by his wife containing
other papers in the shape OF re
mittances from clerks of various
courts of the State, covering abou
the same amount. These paper
Smith had taken to his home t
work up and arrange, and the.
had there remained, neglected.
What this looseness in the manage
luent of the auditors office vii
amount to cannot as yet be pos
lively stated.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
The ppStmasterat Richmond ha.

The postmaster ut Richmond has
sent in his resignation, and others,
1t is reported. will soon follow his
example. His action in the matter
would seem to retute the generally
accepted belief that IL Mahoneite
may die in Office but never resigns.
Au examination Of the motives,
however, which. it is said, prompt
ell his resignation and OF those
who are to follow his example fur
nislleS the explanation which will
excuse them for violating one of
tie fundamental rules of the Ma
honcite fraternity. The rule is
violated under the deluSion that by
their action tile Mahoneite lease of
power will thereby be perpetuated.
They know that they are doomed
as ofticcholdcrS during NJ a Y
next and therefore canno t
lose much by anticipating their
t.mc of stepping down and ont"
10y resignation few weeks in ad.
vance before the time OF the eX
pirAtion of their Offices aud the loss
OF dollars and cents thereby incur
red they are willing to iorego under
the misrepresentation that new ap
pointees of the Malone faith made
HOW 10y Mr.. Arthur will be allow
ed enjoy the usual term of office.
The little game, which they there
bv propose to play is very fine
one and worthy the INSPIRATION of
their little chief, Billy, tie Boss
hut it won't work. TO allow them
II retain office gained by such
treaclery, would be q stretch of tile
Civil Service rule. which Mr.. Cleve
land could not decently accede to.
Justice and policy would alike de-
)nanl that the new President rid
himself and speedily Of creatures,
who would thus thrust themselves
Into places ofhonGr and trust. H.
deed we should be surprised if Mr..
Cleveland; did not make q clean
sweep of all the corrupt henchmen
Of Mahonc. The sentiment that to
the victorS belong the spoils does
not receive our absolute endorse
ncnt. as commonly used, but when
it Is applied 70 officeholders. whose
appointment to Office Is dependant
upon the pleasure ofone so cor
rupt as Mahone,i it cannot we believe,
be given too great a latitude Of
Interpretation. Except in rare in
stances the services of Mahoneite
officials. certainly can be dispens-
ed with, to the profit Of the new
administration.
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Tie Official Figures of the Late Elec-
ton.

A Washington telegram sayS:-
"Thc Librarian of Congress has ut
last made public the official vote Of
all the States at he late PreSiden.
tial election, being the aggregate
vote received in each State by the
highest c!ccior, and The inotin@s
for the Whole United States are
given. Tie foulin-s show that the
total vote cast w;,S 1000, SOS
cleveland receiving l3l3,9lj;
Blaine. l.Sl.5 %. s.. John, l.5l,-
i43; l;u;lc", l:;5.l22S. Clevrland'S
plurality over blaine is 5000
I he division OF the States l;lto lie
publican and Democratic disclo.cs
some very interesting facts To those
who are Interested in political mat
terS. The Northern Democratic
vote was 5,19i,SS77; the Southern
Democratic vote was Lilo, H..
The total Republican vote III Re
publican States WAS 800. 22l; the
total Republican vote in Demo
cratic States. 2.22-tG,99l. The st.
John vote in Republican State WAS
99.OS9:: in Democratic States 30,
500. The Batter Vote III Republi.
can States WAS 93.l33.: in Demo
cratic States I0,3G1. The Demo.
cratic vote in Democratic States
WAS 33.1l9,O9S: Democratic vote in
krpuhic;a. States WAS :, l93, III
The Noriilefn Republican vote Wis
3.1SS.UlG.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24

Gen. Phil. II. Sheridan has been
appointed Chief Marshal at the
dedication of the Washington
Monument.
1t estimated that $4,000 persons
are out OF employment at st. Louis.
nearly all of whom are skilled in
some branch Of industry.
The centennial tlaukofTering of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, so far as reported, amounts
to over a million dollars, and this,
too, in the face of q peculiar strin
eency i'll money matters.
The annual report of the De
partment of Agriculture, now in
press, makes the record Of corn
production for the year 1881. l.
$500, 600 bushels: that of wheat
nearly 5l3,0C0,O00; and of oats
5S3, 100000 These aggregates are
the largest ever recorded. The
rate Of yield is 25.S bushels for
com, Is for wheat, and pa for
oats. These are the figures for
permanent record.
The Baltimore Presbytcry. which
was organized in October, 1856, will
next year celebrate the centennial Of
its organization. The Baltimore
PresbyteIy at the time of its for
nation embraced as much territory
as the Baltimore Synod, composed
Of several rresbytcries, does now.
Arrangements will he made within
the bounds Of the preSbytery to
give the centennial a fitting and
appropriate recognition.-Sun.
William NJ. EvartS is to succeed
Elbridge G. Lapham as United
States Senator from the State of
New York. He received sixty-one
votes on last Monday night in the
Republican Senate caucus, Levi Z.
Merton twentyeight votes, Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew three votes. Mr..
Evart'S nomination w;lS then made
unanimous, and he was daily elected
tuesday by the Legislature. 1t is
twenty-four years ago that MI. Ev
arts was once before d candidate
for United States Senator. Then
his chief competitors were Horace
Greedy and Ira Harris, and the
latter was elected.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
MEMS IN BRIEF.

Gen. Phil. II. Sheridan has been
appointed Chief Marshal at the
dedication of the Washington
Monument
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
A Virginia Schoc Conference,

The third annual conference, COM
posed of all county and city super
intcndcnts aud principals of public
high schools in Virginia, will meet
in the hall of the House Of Dele
gates. Richmond, on Tuesdays p.
m, February 10, 1889, and will con
tinue in session until the 14th.-
This meeting is for the purpose of
Tnrther;ng the interest of public
education in Virginia, and i'll adj
'lition to the work of the confer
ence proper and the addresses to
I've delivered on leading educational
topics by the following distinguish
ed gentlemen, viz: Hon. j. l.. NJ.
Curry, agent Of the Peabody Edu-
.ation Fund; Gen. John Eaton,
United States commissioner of ed
acation. Hon. B. i. Butcher, super
iutendent of Schools, West Virgin
=. Hon. NJ. A Newell, secretary
Sta hoard Of education, Mary
and; ii II. 1. conrad, lrcSlueh
ginia Agricultural and Mechan
ical yollege; Prot. c. Vawter, prin-
cipal Miller Mammal Labor Schoo
Albemalle; Gen. S. Q. Armstrong
principal Of Hampton Normal ant
4 agricultural Institute; Hon. w. II
Ruffner, principal State Norma
School at Farmyille, and Others
There will be an exhibition Of sam
plies Of work actually done by The
pupils OF the public free schools o
this State. embracing maps, charts
diagrams, essays, orationS, copies
and everything else that will ten(
to show the progress and efficiency
of our public schools. Governor
Cameron has been invited to de
liver the opening address.
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4 7 E Z r r S S
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints nrc 30 nsilous in tllcir
attack asthosc affecting the throat and lungs:
hone 50 triiled with by the majority OF suffer-
crs. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from = tritling or unconscious e.
posture, is often but the beginning of Il fatal
sickness. AYEK'S CHERRY PICTORIAL. llas
well proven its efficacy in forty years fight
with throat AMI lung diseases, and Should 10
t,,,u in all c,ccs ,rithout DELAY
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24
Illegal ilr.,!scrs l'ar.nrc.I.

NoEfoLK. VA, Jan. 20.-!nfnr-
nation bias been received here that
The steamer Chesapeake Of the Viz
gini;, oyster navy captured yeSter-
day morning of Gwynn's Island
seven schuonerS engaged in Illegal
dredging for oysters. The Schoon-
eis and their crews, numbering
sixty. eight men. were turned over
to the sheriff of Matthew's county.
No eflorc to escape was made, ex-
cept in one case, when shot from
the steamer quickly brought the
escaping schooner to.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-01-24

The University Of Virginia has
more alumni i'll the present Con-
cress than any other school in the
country. Harvard is next and Yale
next to Harvard. So says the Col
legian.