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A Fly that Kills Cattle.

RED BANK, N. j., July 1.-THE
buffalo fly has appeared in Western
Monmouth county, and the farm
crs have lost many head of cattle
by if. The fly is small and of a
black color. Its method Of attack
ls for the female fly to bore the
flesh at the base Of the horns and
deposit her eggs, and when the
grub matches it penetrates the
head at the base of tile horns and
also works through the horns.
The animal thus afflicted shakes
it's head and endeavorS to scratch
the top of it's head with its hind
hoofs. While the grub is growing
the animal becomes crazy and
butts it's head against the fences,
which results oftentimes iii the
breaking off Of its horns. There
is no cure for the animal after the
fly has once deposited it's eggs.
The most effective way 10 keep
the flies Oft the cattle is 10 daub
the base of the LOrns with wood
M. cr,al far
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- jDIVISION E--LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
w. IT. MASON, join NJ. WEST, Superintendent.

Best pound of homemade butter list Sl;uo "a .eo
ard larg't home cured ham l.U 'oo
mint OF homemade vinegar 2u0 l.oo
sample hard soap i.o9 Nv
lar canned peaches, apples, .,
ponrE, cacli............ zOo ~
Greatest variety al canned fru!t 2.UO i'Vo
Bcs. lar preserved peaches, pears,
apples, eacii... LOO .5c
qulnces, Il IS, each LOO . oo
Watermelon rlnd......... -..I. w
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Greatest vary preserves III glars lst3r 2nu |.go
Best sample Of Jelly....-.........." i'oo %, .oO
Greatest variety OF iclies......... 2'0 ~ ie eo
Best sour pickles In Glass 1lrs."- !.W KY
sweet a a.oV m
Greatest variety OF picslos........- 2.oO LOU 9o
Best jar canned vecoin bles....... Luz ,.o Oo
(;rcat variety canned Vegetables 2.O0 d.VU
Best undressing wheaa bread 1.g w
veast.r;sllle ......,................. J. on
{, 's -, h,s,r,ta .............,.......1. so
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To- d. pch's and app 8 each 80 -! ~ W
fruit 1sS z'oo @" i.n
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pound cake....... 2'OO i. ~
Jelly 10. 90 e 0
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Mrs. Hattie Gibson Heron, wife
of tie Rev. David ue,on, late OF
.JonesUoro', Tenn., and formerly
known as the most beautiful lady
in East Tennessee. has been sell
fenced to death in Corea for teach
ing the doctrines of Christianity.
Acting Secretary of State Whar-
ton has called the United States
minister toeuse his good Offices in
securing Mrs. Heion's release.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Under the new assessment the
total value Of real estate in Nor
folk is S133S7.44O; personal pro-
perry, S2.559,6S0. The tax on all
property aud incomes yields the
city a revenue this year of $780,
9G2,4O. an increase over last year
Of S4,O73,S9.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

All lie delegates to the State
Convention from the city of Rich
iuond will vote for Colonel Beirne,
with possibly two exceptions, and
they are expected to fall into line
III Difference to the wishes Of those
frcm whom they receive their al
poiniments and do likewise.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

The Eighteenth Session Of tho virsinia Agrlcu'-
tural and Mechanical College, will commence on
Thursday. :erlcmber l2lh, 1889. Tho location
OF tho Virginia Agricultural Experiment. Station
IN tie College farm gives superior iidvantaGcsto
the students In agriculture
Tho machine shop has been greatly enlarged,
and now machinery add cd, Offering specialize
ducenerfs IL the students In mechanics
Tuition Frcc-BoHrd from SIS 10 81 pec month.
For catalogue and further information, apply 10
L. L. Lo1IAX, President. Blacksburs Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

A peanut trust, compromising
all tile large peannt factories in
Virginia and New York, has been
formed, aud is believed that the
entire growing crops of Virginia
and Tennessee is controlled by
the syndicate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

The Norfolk Landmark figures
out the result of the county elect
ions of delegates 10 the Democrat
ic State Convention as follows:
For Mckinney for Governor, 63;
for Belrne, 1873; O'FerrllI, A; "
Ter, SIS; Venabe, 10; Harrison, ~;
unexpressed, l35.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27
Still They Come.

Every boat brings new goods
something new and cheap every
time, and now they are lower than
ever.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

NORFOLK, July 21.-The effect
of the short crop of truck in this
section is being disastrously felt in
all lines of retail business. The
truckers nearly all lost money on
everything grown, and now the
corn crop is largely u failure
throughout the county owing to
the floods. Irish potatoes are
gone completely.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Minneapolis, III 1854, had 500
saloons under a 500 license, pay.
ING into the city treasury S3O,00O
yearly. Now under a $1,000
liceuse it has $50 saloons paying
in S230,G09.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

NEW y DIRK, July GA railroad
deal has been completed by which
Drexell, Morgan 4 to-, become
tile owners of 100000 shares of
The common stock of the Chesa-
reake aud Ohio Railroad Company.
This stock belonged to q. P. Hun
tington and was by him sold to
this banking house. he receiving
Tor it a check for s2.25U, 900. 1t is
believed that this house now con
trolls the majority of it as Il result
of a gigantic deal engineered in
the interest of the Vanderbilts.-
Richmond State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

Secretary Rusk has organized
an editorial division in the De-
parlmeut OF Agriculture, and all
bulletins and pamphlets will he
tllgested and abstracts given to
the press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27

The Charleston. S. c.. clergy
men have Signed IL protest again t
the acquittal of DR.. Mellow.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

For sA 4 ,z. GREAT BIG ,BlAReAIN-ysoo ACRE
property or rood unlisted stocks SAMUEL BftsLe
NEAR, $40 81 Paul ST., Baltimore Nd. fl6-st'
EoR sALE-sUMMIT HOTEL. GAITHERsBuRa
run ro% u train. ena %se ag &c
rooms two bath-rooms and closets; hotel newly
grade and nearly as complete sets Of furniture hot
carrsss house. HILL Co. 1883 st t fie :s@
LoR sALE-FrRsT-cI.Ass SUBURBAN RESI-
II dsnce ten rooms besides bath. pantry and attic;
o essssS sss e N New ssoe prSs
sSJ r pRvI 1919 In part
EoR sAIE-THREE HANDSOME TRACTS OF IL.
Metropolitan Branch r R., miles from the city very
me for residence sites or for subdivision s2o0 and
~ ACRES on b. and O.. mile from Boundary st.,
TRULY and improved by eIosiieni eroom house. sa
and cellar; barn stable wagon sheds henDery, store
house: splendid well. also running water: station op
IoTs OF { AND ACRES, at Nm. Station, on 4.
trains day each way; only $4,000 and $4,000
ton Heights on and o R. mss from o. c ER'f ~
Blsdenseure turnpike, large mansion and grounds;
sixty ACRES Adjoining station on Met Branch
n ID eF h and for snS
di TMsSr S'9 aF es ssre a.,,r,,. .-,,.
line q either survey Noun. ssrSe% ave- sn.n,sr .
miles from every part Of It; ~ miles from Long
Bridge. $4,000.
TIN AcREs-5-room house, elegant new barn. and
al under cultivation: running water and splendid
wel masnihosnt view ofcity and Teneytown heights.
ONE ACRE-3-room house on Fails church road
miles from city hne view Easy terms f750
TEN ACREs-Mostly in fruit: 4-room house: 10
mingtes walk from railroad station miles from city
"a ACRES, ypipgrOyed. on river he,gbts. between
1880.
81 kt,REs in Falls Church Village, on W. 20 RR.
new and elegant cottage. rooms; minutes from
station; $4,000.
200 OTHERS,
embracing of the finest and best improved Farms
In Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. Mary
land, and Alexandra and FAIRFAX counties Virginia.
T. b. sYPHERD 4 Co.,
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To Receive the Cardinal
ON HIS VISIT TO GEORGETOWN COLLEGE MEX
WEEK.

Arrangements have been made by the faculty
and students of Georgetown college to receive
Cardinal Gibbons with distinguished honors
when he shall come on here next week to par
ticipate in the centennial celebration of the
college. The distinguished prelate will arrive
here Tuesday afternoon and will be met at the
depot by q committee Of the faculty who will
the Washington circle the party will be met by
the Georgetown college cadets, who will act as
an escort during the rest of the trip. At the
college an informal reception will be held,
when an address will be delivered by one Of the
students.
The reception committee have now accept
ances from twenty archbishops and bishops
who viii be present at the exercises next week,
and quite a number Of other colleges will send
delegates. The University of Michigan has
selected Senator Palmer and Representative
Cutcheon as its representatives.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED..MARcH STH. By GENTLEMAN
w furnished rooms in quiet house north
Of street and Of 9Th W.; Southern sspecf pre-
ferred Permanent II suited. Address Box q Star
once. It,
w (south front preferred with board in quiet pri
yste family, on Capitol HILL not over three squares
from the post-ofhce Address "ROOMER," Box 81, !"
Capitol Hill Post-ofAce. n6-3t
WANTED = UNPUBLISHED sECOND-sTORY
w front room, with or without board for young
gentleman and wife. between and 8, 9th and 10th
SITS. II. c. R., Star office. tt
WANTED TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping, centrally located
Rent not to exceed els or ego per month Address,
with full particulars. @. R., Star Office. 1T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WIFE WISHES
w Zor unfurnfshed rooms in quiet family, suita-
BILE for light housekeeping permanent If satisfactory
Address, stating price, PERMANENT Star ONCE 10 %
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, ROOM AND
w board in private family only please state terms
when you answer. Miss G. A D.. Star Office. II 4-3ts
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A SAFETY BICYCLE; STATE MAKE,
psyG SIndt Son and lowest cash price ADDRESS
Atlantic suSiHe yils
forms r Ag kcsler Safe Co. converssnt With LEGAL
HOWELL. G. E, 500 ST. NV. W. host
WANTED13A GOOD FRESH MILK COW; JER-
Address d. g. Box 46s City. '''' 'se R1l s
WANTED-TQ RENT FOR SIX MONT WITH
xse ssYn ssr c:s Pool Table,
w Horses to summer upon a Virginia farm at close
tefl n5nd ssn Il
WAmNSiTsEpDzSso.BBd PRESS ;d IN GOOD oE9EE GIVE
WANTED-TO RENT FROM A PARTY, REM
1NGT i1ston sypeTriter in good order Address Rem
IVY, wv maid must have good references Gppiy2 6u-
WANTED..THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT THE
wsh9g press brush or water L at A 1Ssh st. NV
| WANTED :. MILK ROUTE AND FIXTURES;
understand the business thoroughly; can command
good amount Of trade Address Box 13o, Star Office
4MrRsS E9R . SSP sE
Address MACHINE, Star office. f16-3t'
XNANTED-A SMALL STORE OR PART OF STORE,
ne Gdess ra mot 70
north 21st ST., Philadelphia, Pa. fast
WANTED-DREss CUTTING MADE EASY
Madame wsshingtons Dress Cutting Scale" lust
enables Every one to e cut all ps
sn boSi E II and the
days only.
Persons learning this system are immediatsy placed
In position to earn good wages.
Ladies needing experienced hands can obtain them
at the school at any time.
eRsr IN, Of skirt waist and sleeve ept y
WANTED-LADIEs TRY "ORANGE BLOSSOM"
w sure cure for female diseases; also DR. McCilfs
aIff sole S.'si samples pies
WANTED-!THE PUBLIC TO KNOW WE HAVE
Brd 81 issh sa ;e
WANTED TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH
S old and and
J. EINSTEIN 1908 st. NV. opp. hay scale. f6-1m'
WANTED-;TR sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE
pound nq d n esn
ike butter does! for one month"; or money refunded
sSs 5$a and s$o ldes9rstsd ss.Is middle E p ssS
ts' E.r1s aGa liz SsEhrn Mar
WAAsNST1aEEDIs. TO Keep BOX STALLS
sg eh cfAE f ss6 Il sSas Gss
WANTED-EvERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that l guarantee to
1413 18th stn.w dl 3-:3m
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolvers old gold and silver for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan once, 2Ol Penn. ave. corner I'd st. n. my26
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter 10 ehurnsd every morning and de-
hvered In H. Ward" prints DOC. per ID. Also Cot
myS
COND-HAND FURNITURE; HIGH
w est cssh prices paid Call or address GEO. ACK-
MANN, 400 st. n. ia25-lms
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
,v.s. RenpGvstng Works Feathers Eenoy.ted Mat
str9yed HYoUNGs, 1402 Paw. Telephone l00s-2.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EoR RENT-TwQ HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
suite bath and closet attached to
each. WOODMONT Flats, cor. 18th and Iowa Circle;
finest location in the city, Cafe second 70 none ele.
vator. I'll 6ts
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR MACHINE TOOLS FOR GUN
I Carriage shop Washington Navy YaEd-February
Machine Tools win be received at the Bureau of Pro-
visions and Clothing, Navy Department Washington,
TWENTY SIX. 1889, and publicly opened immedi-.
ately thereafter 70 furnish and deliver at the WASH
slottinE machines. horizontal boring and Mullins
ing machines, lathes. universal milling machne
plain milling machine boring and turning mills.
and descriptions Of the several tools, obtained
upon application TO the Bureau, to tine General
Storekeeper at Navy Yard. Washington. Tie bids de-
cided by lot The Department reserves the right TO
reject any proposal deemed advantageous to tine
Government. JAMES FULTON, Paymaster-t General
q. s. Navy. fe2-law4w
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PERSONAL.

A MARRIED LADY OF POSITION WISHES TO
"A meet another lady who would be q congeniai COM
pallion In walking, music and visiting Address
AGNES, Star office 1t
If SCRIBE AND CLIQUE KNOW ANYTHING
they are hereby challenged to make direct statement
OF the same under responsible name in responsible
paper. There comes time when forbearance ceases
10 oe virtue An insiDuation, like sneak -tfrief
sons of noble mind.
Send paper to
1T z. j. M. Box $40. city
WHY DO GENTLEMEN GO TO 500 14TH ST.
w opponte WIZARDS to get their hair cutf Answer:
Because ne Il Philadelphia artist and understands
his business. Hard heads to cut solicited fe16-6ts
A GENTLEMAN HAVING NO PRESENT USE FOR
"A his private carriage and pair OF horses will engage
them BY the month to responsible private party:
800 Per month. with driver. Address PRItATE
NIyILsERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ end answers. Send 10c. to
b. W. FLYNN, A. M, Ivy Institute
fb-1me southwest cor 9Th and x sta NV.
MN. WILLIAMS. GEo.w. McEIFREsH, AUTHoR-
w iEed Private Detective Agency. Communicationa
promptly attended 70 and strictly conhdential once
oren al hours. W. WlIIdAA6s Manager. 40 NV,
nIvORCEs-A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
LIZA Dearborn st-, Chicago; advice free: twenty
one year. experience; business quietly and legally
IUsfHs OLD STAND rs TIE ONLY PLACE
% where 6rst-clAss Second HAND ClothfnG car -
sold u respectable prices Address or call q 81
nv. uy1
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WANTED--HOUSES.

DROP. JOS. b, CALDWELL.
\ TEACHER OF MUSIC AND DANCING,
Academy, corner 5th aud H sts. n. ".
Aenoenoss 44Acse NV. feo1SS'
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sary of their marriage Tuesday evening and
received the congratulations of many friends
They were the recipients Of many wooden
presents.
Mrs. Horace 8. Cummings, 1855 K street, has
issued cards for February %, from tot.
Mr.. and Mrs. wirton Matthews were at home
to callers yesterday afternoon in their home on
Q street. Mrs. Matthews received callers in a
handsome toilet Of cherry satin, yelled in black
thread lace and garnished with knots Of picot-
edged ribbon. Mrs. Admiral Phelps, Mrs Gen
Tracy. Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Weddebourne assisted Mrs. Matthews in re-
ceiving, and Gen Palmer, Gen. Young. Col
Spencer, Of New York. and Mrs. Matthews
cousin, Mr.. Henry Gulick, and DIR. Murray
voted themselves q corps of assistants and es-
corted the ladies TO the dining-room, where
Mrs. Leitner, Of Utica, and Miss Lalor and Miss
Edith Campbell presided over the tea and cof-
fee, and served Virginia punch Of the hosts
own compromising, and homemade cake.
Among the callers were Mrs. Lincoln, Miss
Bloodgood, Of New York, Mrs ]. NJ. Wilson.
Miss Leila Waller. Miss Gusse Wilson. Mrs.
Robert Christy, Miss BOYLE. Mrs. Hoge Mrs.
Davenport, Mrs. Chas. Hill, Mrs. Dolph and
Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Henry E. Pellew had her friends in TO
afternoon tea yesterday to rejoice with her in
the occupation of her beautiful new home, No
1857 Massachusetts, avenue. The house is mos,
commodious and is conveniently arranged
The entrance is at the side on 18th street. Tc
the front on the avenue is a spacious library
The drawing-room bow-windows are on 18th
street, and 1t is a long salon, and running by
the side of il, communicating by broad slid
ing-door. Is the dining-room, a superb room
Mrs. Pellew received her guests in a toilet OF
crimson satin, draped in chantilly lace, with
knot Of carnation in the breast. Mr.. Pellew
was also present to receive the congratulations
Of his friends. Mrs. G. B. Loring, Miss ely
mer, Miss Letter, Miss Blodgett, Of New York
who Is a guest of the house, assisted the host
ess in entertaining the company, and Mrs. W
A. Leonard made the tea. Attentive waiter
served the delicacies with which the table wa
furnished TO the guests, among whom were Mrs
Robson, Miss Lay, Col. John Hay, Mr.. Jas. Rus
sell Lowell, Mrs Hearst, Mrs. Admiral Queen
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs. Cummings
Mira Field, Mr.. VIM. @. Endicott jr., Mis-
Mason. Miss Sears, Miss Margaret Edes, Mis-
T. c. Halliday, Mrs. Langhorne, Mr.. and Mrs
r G. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kearney War
rem, and Miss Morgan.
Mrs. Lannon'S second tea yesterday after
noon was brilliant success. After s o'elocl
Col Lamont assisted Mrs. Lamont in greeting
their hosts of friends. Mrs. Lamont wore
beautiful dress Of terra Gotta fsille, made will
hiah body and demi-train- Mrs. Folsom, Mrs
LHeisn Werner, Of New York; Madame Guz
man, NiD Rosecrans, Niss Nellie Biddls, Mis-
Nellie villas, Mis Mary Wilson, Miss Grac'
Tu1sr, Ni1 Maud Fuller, Miss Blount and Ma
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ARRAIeNMxNrs IN TIE CRunINAL CouRr.-In
the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-
day, pleas of not guilty were entered by the
following persons: Frank Winters, for the en-
at e75; Mamie Graham, grand larceny Of
dresses. In the case of Eliza Fry, indicted for
larceny from the person, plea in abatement
(misnomer) vas 6led.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEp-fOR CASH-A BUILDING LOT ON
W Capitol Hill, bet ST. n and st. q and st and
and 9th will build on same i'm mediately. Address
NJ. ROCHE, 497 st. n W. fe15-2ts
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Recent RObberies.
PIcKPocKErs AND OTHER THIEVES FLooKISa +
THE CITY.

PrcKPocKETs AND OTHER THIEVES FLoCKINa TO
THE CITY.
Although Inauguration day is two weeks of
il il said that crooks have already begun to ar
rive here, thinking they can manage to get in
town without being noticed and will not be so
apt to get picked mp as il they should arrive
later on. There are others who do not care to
run such chances, and will notappear until the
last hour. Already pickpockets have appeared.
Mr.. Solomon ]. Brown, of Anacostia, was on
an avenue car going home yesterday afternoon
when an envelope containing $62 30 was taken
from his pocket-The stable of John Smith,
in the rear Of No. 327 @ street northwest, was
forced open yesterday and robbed of set of
harness. Arthur c. Burch, Of No. GIL NJ
street, reports the theft Of an overcoat from
Bechtel, No. s27 22d street, reports that his
roommate robbed him Of gold scarfpin,
sleeve button and pair Of pants.
A Fancy DRESS BALL--The National rifles
armory was the scene last night of the fancy
dress ball given by Mrs. Flora G. Dennison to
her dancing pupils. The fancy dances were
as follows: Highland fling, by Robbie Denni-
son and Annie Dunn; Smolenski, by Miss Lizzie
Carver and Miss Lizzie Gillian; the Irish tilt
Master Tarben Dyer and Miss Florence O'Brien
Tarantella, Miss Ruth Fletcher; Strashpey. Miss
Edith Harrison; La Perichole, Miss Florence
0'Brien; Stephania. Miss Flora Cook. Miss Ma.
mic Gillian, Miss Lizzie Carver, Miss Dells
Dennison.
To PARADE ON WAsHINGroN's BIRrHpAY-Ths
Union Veteran Corps viii parade with the
Emmett Guard on February %, at q pm
Should the weather be very cold or Indictment,
the regulation blue overcoats will be worn The
services OF Kit Carson Post drum corps have
been secured for the occasion The
corps viii march 10 the armory of the
Emmett Guard and unite with the latter organ
ization, forming battalion. The route selected
| 10 from 10th street, down Pennsylvania avenue
to the Peace monument, thence back by way Of
Pennsylvania avenue 10 18th street, F street K
10th street, and down the latter 10 the armor,
of the Emmett Guard, whore the parade vii
be dismissed.
ARRAIeNMxNrs IN TIE CRrxINAL CouRr.-Ir
the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, 70.
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~ ELEXA VAT, , AND RAILWAY COMPANY. BOOM
TWELVE 6,CLOcK NOON, Of WEDNESDAY. FEB
RUARY TWENTY, 1882 for the Materials and Con-
struction Of about s, 700 nea feet of single
railway along Water street in the city of Georgetown
only the company to furnish Al materals The right
is reserved reject any all bids For plans speci
fications and detailed information, apply 70
eot-f2O hrssidsnt
, 1889-12-07
Colonist ~SIeepers.

The Union Pacific Ry.. also known as
The Overland Route, has lately added to
its service a number of new cars (Which
by the way are built by the World famous
Pullman Company entitled Colonist
Sleepers, and which for convenience and
comfort are but little behind the hand
sume Pullman Palace Car. The cars are
designed for the use and comfort of the
Colonist, who with his family intend NOV
ing West to grow up with the country.
The only difference between these cars
and the regular first, class Pullman is that
the Colonist sleeper is not upholstered.
There are fourteen sections in each car,
and separate toilet rooms for ladies and
gentlemen. At night, by means of slid
ing h~eadboards and heavy damask cur
tains as much privacy is secured as if in
the regular first-class sleeper. Plenty of
fresh, clean towels and a good supply Of
water are also to be found. A uniformed
porter accompanies each car to look after
the comfort and attend to the wants Of
the passengers, and no smoking is al
lowed. 1t certainly seems.that tor cheap
and comodious sleeping Accommodations,
while travelling these cars cannot be ex-
celled.
, 1889-12-07
Perfectly Fiendish.

To be assaulted by the three imps, dys-
pepsia, constipation and liver complaint
"a trio OF satanic births perfectly
fendish. This often happens. The hate
full three, however. soon whisk away to
the neither inferno when Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is employed to evict
them. AS a stomachic and Alternative OF
disordered conditions of the bowels and
liver, it is speaking within bounds to say
that there is not in existence q medicine
so widely known as this, and few indeed
which have received such positive and
authoritative sanction from the medical
fraternity. The fact that it promptly re.
lieves, then ~extirpates, the three maladies
of the most common occurrence, ought
and does make it the most popular OF
family medicines. But, in addition to
that, it has achieved the foremost reputa
ton as a preventative of and remedy for
chills and fever, rheumatism, nervous and
kidney trouble.