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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
GLASGOW SENFIVh
Steamers evory Saturday from New YORK so
ACCOW and [ LONDONDERRY

Cabin paesags To Glasgow. Liverpool or
Relfast $40 ani $50; second class. $50:
steerago outward or prepsid. $40. Saloon
excursion tickets as reduced rates travel
Tor any amount issued at lowest current
rate, FOR bOOks Of tours. tlesets, or further IA.
formation, apply 70 HENDERSON BhOlbeRN
New FORK; or q GORGE ~. ALLEN Il CO., Oh DO
minfnn steam ship Company. or 4 W.GAhBER,
1000 Main street. or ANDhSW WELSH. southern
Express Company. hichmond. ap ll-Om
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELL Ct.
4 ISG No. CT cast Main street; fourteen H.
rooms.
NgW BRICK DWELLING No. 1c5 south Fifth
street: seven rooms.
BElCK DIV ELLlNG No. rs east Leigh street;
eight rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No sli vest Marshall
street, seven rOlrn--
BRICK DWELLING 10. 6Oi west Clay street /;
sevrn rooms.
BRICK TENEMENT 10. l3s Cherry street; six
rooms SUTTON IS Co,
t. 1f-ft no. lUH Hain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
VORK-RIVER LINE WA WLSr
a pOlNN
DAILY ExcsrgsUNDAY

The favorite route b. 8s,tuorA Thossa~sr
on tots iae are mOiais lf Ueauig elezanr' "a
conforL Leave Richmond d ~ al 3 s. D. H
n.r.yo a. baltimore $50 A. st.. iesso na.l.
more At +. A.. arryo 81 hlchmoad E.J !
1870 A. y.
fare Richmond u Bslamors tirs,-cisss,H
The YORK Ryor Line nroris superior sdva-
tsees 70 business men 10 eGebang them -
jeave Richmond nesr thy cioee 81 no iays
arsertl0us and arrive ai Baltimore early nst,
morning after having enjoyed celiglt-l
nights rest, FREQ from t1s dGs! ani noiss ot la1-
way travel ..,.,,,,..,.. ..,,,,,
Iohve Richmond lWeaiy-thifi
street aeu1t ...s..s.tst--. .s-.s-s jew ~ "
Arrive Richmond NgenJ-fnm1
street Depot .................t h'D'' -
Daily fDGiy except ,uDtsI -.
Depot and tickot-or1ce- root virginia $3.50
JAS I. TAYLOR
General Passenger Asea~
b. :. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agen5
Hchmoni Va
sOr UAAs Trl~fc manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
osPAmEuRs o. srxAmGss.
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE

LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN
Steamship "CITY OF ROME" from Now YORK
Wednesday, September 9th, october 80, October
3iat.
Largest aud finest passenger steamer adosi.
,CaUln, $50, 600, and ssU; eecon1 class,
$50. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
A TLANrIo COAST LINZ.

RICHMOND AND P2rEK9DURg kAiLsot,
TIMETABLE
Commencing N.@ts 'fi-' t. t.l
trains on thi8 rosi will run - follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
pepo. seyen.eeoth aud Broa1 ~ t..t
Ilc.ss al 100 Maia street ani % .-l
a ~. Ltn~.
General = kzs'n veg "a

DICHMOND, FREDERiCh'o.l'. y
Ia AID POTOMAC RAiLkOAn. go
eommeacing AAl +. lsS--ess'eiI
time. ......t..,, e = .f s.r't
emily 81 Ash ant. suac.o
aai EgeGsrck'bufs, ...a.s
Wasnipe.cn. leaves v al
New, Yors q. ii.p A. =. ..,ss
80 ~ t.svaa s,r|t. styt-ss sat q H'.' =
'1''' - "-' eeUt S,.ndsy l.saTss " - -
Ne. YORK a. 40 2. N. -
.syu Isn,e, Brri.stsrei s.s-'A
'~~'' 49, Sleepes - Neg forS. ..,i.., aa-t
,eaaA u arrives al Byit->tfees s-sD'
w. ~ 49, s,esper from Nes icgs- ...., tsif
..asp n .ryl.-sag ById--trees $50 ID "a
stous a Preiericssiofe. 49,, =
I"as6sa1 Slss yer non N@'- n, =
,nnpr .rriyesa. Hyri-strevs sta'-"
except saeisy ,,>S
lsII.ASD rkAtNS
p.r.r eXcsFr sesnA< ~ <srss
acrOmw odstioa iaAscs P.f,R. q
ttoF. W. sssf,oa. arrives Al AshlSei = "a 3
mp. A. iessSs aGA arrives a. asa
s;s. . ~ arrives 8
Street slssos. ivsses
A. N. -. AsaAa8t
sissf r;Y y oss~al rresss As's -,
a.ss general sapsEln'saasA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

NVANTED.--I HAYEACU5I0aLER
~ who wishes 20 buy 1r rent a ri FINISHED
pWEf LfSG cenfrsi!v lOca AVID, with about oight
rooms aud modern improve nons.
II. SELDOM pAYLOR,
nl IL. Rell LstnLa Agnnt anl Al -r-nne--.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
No. laoi Main street. ana
xol, CompanY's wnsrf. Rosetta
-r1pGINiA STEAMBOAT. IN

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATesszSn.,
' COMPANY, Tor Oid p0int Nor -Sse-zssfS-
folk Portsmouth,, Newport News, CisremonL
aud James-riyer landings direct by elegant sa-
loon-stogmcr ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY, s. ID SRSDAr, and FRIDAY at d.
NJ Stroet-cars connect.
Connection al Ola Point closely win all lines
for northern cities same after oOn; also, nt Nor-
for for eastern North Carolina. tue south, ana
Nirgiuia Beach. James rivor IS daylight 0feal
tourist line CleRpest rOute.
Through tickets on steamer ami al Carriers
Agency. 100 main stregL BagPag checked
through state rooms engaged fol day OF EisshL
Freight received daily iOr Norfolk. POrts-
mouth. Old Point, WayorlY. HicEsfori. Va, and
all potnts ia Eastern North CaiOitDa> hasteTn
Virgins. AMI all regular landings ga Inc James
river. al lowest rates. and through hilis Issued
LCCtEN s. rArt ". Nice-Pr-sijcnL
No. lll1 Naip Street an! Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGgR, Freight aud Passenger tgon-
H. ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
old DOMINION STEAM II ~
~ sHIP COMPANY -<-'''1s'
FOR NEW YORK.

railroa :. -,
Tickets can Oo Obtained AZ A: ". 'Atbc. = ~
Nj, st~Asr. Chesaoeake and Ohio aui rict-
mond ana Petersburg depots, All a. companyS
oSr,re. ia0l Main street. and wharf Rockets.
Freights forwirJed and through bills Vi lsdlas
,sus6 Tor points beyond New YORK.
I..,vhs received daily un.ll hour 81 sailing.
passongers leaving Richmond on MONOAfS
4i-eSDNYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, IA
SATURDAYS 10y the Chesapeake and ONO rtu-
~ fr,1 kevport News a. s:b 4. NJ. aud by
p,-nmond aud PctorsDCrg railroad same days
al los A. H.. viii mazH connection AZ NOS-
EoIK xith steamer leaving those DAYS
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents
No laOt Main street, ana
~ LA n - III ~ Nn,A 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

-aAls r.a. 'N+
si5 A. v. fcr Ar"ro'l .'i
ior, IA -s-.o.. il.t
sas
si5A. NJ. luaay- ,lig. ssuY s-
iODf. ani N1f.l-
u:!c A. n. Tirougu IrIIo Ns' 3d.
Ncsl. e2etf. rtH4's.
~u4n.. .I.imll sIt.t.f '-
Forge O. Lexington.
4:OOP. N. ior N"opgr. sew. Dl
hodo.s. cxa' IS saniar ..
s:i0P. NJ. 4 p. 90 .,e-s e..
tion. ssccps eaataf ..,
G-sl 4. N. To- Loa.sru.e. lia....a.. 80
- Lous. Hcm pals, ,
.saus-last IApruss e..t
Pullman daily Dl.g pa.
PLllILsns Ncst irJA ID .----- ...
Ss5P. =. iof o. tv.-,. G...y o..
rJoD. Onls ~ Hi1tl.
MAJ FaiA,e eo- g. lli t..
lO:9oP. II. fo~ y.rrn'a -pr.-'. a.
hy.. lazy e2trpt sunday
car % WRif. : ipAer
ARBIys IN Hcns9ko ....t
go A. ". virginia sgGuSs esp
suDdav. ,....
100 A. n. from Sor'olk on foe-
pert News. except sA1tAf. . a.
SOP N. from .ocal Doil.s a1i IS '
cfpt SgniAH Ns 80
sos 4. N. ron od Fola- NoNp9d N''N
NorfelR daily. Pgluan
fci,fto pinc1rGsn aui -'t
ssOP " from Louisville ea1 "a .'i az
Expr,ss ai,. P..urH Il.
oI.e .. .hlr 90 D. 100
cnpr 90. enfa r.
pepo. seyon.eeoth aud Brooi ~ -
9!GAsss Al 100 Aaia street enl % lfrL
General Pass 'ni''
toe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

AilRlYB RICHMOND
4;aOP. ~ Ma T. daily ieXcepi SlniaV
gi3 A II ACCOMMODATION daily .ef''f
sunday.
I2.}0 A y. EXPRESS Iatg
SUNDAY &C ONANDAilJN between '''
mond and scJtosNill lrayess a. h-. r.
arrives 7:lj q. y.
CDNNECTiDNE
AZ Clifton Forgo Bllh tus sapea<e al ODD
ran way for tho south. West ana NorInH ~'
A. LynchhurR with Nor'1.h ana " 7..'I. .f.-
road Tor an ,olnts SCUM. ~p4fhnnsi. So e. ..I.
vssL AMI Firginia Midland rAi way lor a.' l'..'
North aud SCUM.
AZ luchmonI With .o'tstei RaiiNafsiN~ b.
poipt- IA ths S0uih. aLi ii hmnll, ff 'l' 1880
burg and Potomac railroad i0f fhr NORM
AZ Lexington with Baltimore AL ntD .i'
rcat. making close connections ~ hN'-ri
Ferty - gui from riti~b irgh ana 10 "rf. go
S Sc,srs i,,lrh.l . Sgt: Esy,si, .4t
9nch bBrg.
fralss narsci d.iiy oeyrep: suliar
'Gaily.
TIckoss sold 20 al points. orices st -fs
Main street 1900 Man rtre'i, oni IS D.. l.t @
AMI Ailegnany depot, tignh al csea. s'fs.A
suuN d. q At l.t..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

N0TICE-APPLICATlON WILL
IN be made 10 the Auditor Of tho city % Rich-
mond for The RENEWAL OF A6 PER CENT.
REGISTERED BOND, 10. 1885, or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND for SEQ, standing In the name Of
William lJovcnstein and others, rnstees OF Rim
mon Lodge, No 81. ]. O. B'nai Birth. tho same
having been lost or misiaid. ~ iAfh3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

TETANpED. "A YOUNG LADY OF
W some experience cesires q SITUATION
n tesch Fnclish. Freucb. and husl'. Beet re-
ioreur1s WI 10 given Address Ms, -, caro-
Iueilnaaler. llaIssTlne. vs.. ~ ll-iE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
Risl moaL Patorsb0r
Trans NoRrHWAHU


Nos. 2 AID q make 10 sf".- fh |
only on I'll nai 10 v rrrort'r af1
Is stops only "a Il incl A, .f .',
aud Manchester sc b stop ra sk1N
regular sfationA NJ o. tDls nl siNH '
reyular stations aAi $50 at Temp
ValtbsL No.. 81, ~. % 3'. g.. % a. "
st0p EtsH s,stcnB for gesserFtr.
pr Mh MOAN -fiF''r
Cnfrtns Sns. A1n1 r. 5l.rr 1e- frf I'D
New IOr- and Tampa. fia. r1 Ii t'
On Trans N0s 81 ana . sircr r-f
Washington s1f Char ---rr. N'
slrer fng-cRri natveon Nov nj.
vile un Tram No 81 sirel 90
Warrington AMI ln.s e'lrf@
TAEONlI hLI-EifL iJNE t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
wAsLnAAo r.ssva.
sehedglo tn Enoct
jay I. fssAs


ION y - HONS
Train No. 81 eOnn0cts daily eYrsrf ..t.f,.
NJ keysYlils Tor Chase Cny. & artsr . a.,
OXFORD. igauocts ''try az Groepsf0ej o. u.,
tam. ksleigh, salem. 6ni WHIT. al "a
points on Norm Csroiina DiTis.cl. 49, s,.so.-t
Tor hsbegliie. Hos opr'rgt. lft GOO f..r. i,
Western Nof,h Carolina aad I. .... .,r. -
Charlotte. CtiHrira gpd Aug a .s.Ir11t ~
Train 40. % connects Daily o. Nfs.s.b,~y
for salcm. winston. Raie.gl. trlssbors. srt
Morehoad city. ~ SaisbgrT ~ AsnesiUe ma
SPRING., aad 81 points in Hni.ern ,1rtA Caf8.
Ina. az Charlotte eiih Cb1r.c..f. ,o,.fuoIk al
Augusta raiircsi fOr co. imbls. Agr4.tA A.sau.
Charle.iez, savannah, IHo1 fwIIs. Gs. Jack.
sonyilie, AMI oi0er ioris p041 aI.1. via
CarUliua Central railrosi D. s, .mlggi0a.
Trans from ne >oltH srrv, a. klchuoni
, A. N. AMI 3j 2.
ttiufEt .,COhEODArlON.
Leave Richmond ......-...... 20. = A. =
Arrive Nhuci eyer. .s.... fJ..D r. T.
fkMELiA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Rich monG .... .....-. ...........s00F ?. a
Arrive hlrhm mi. .......... .........sJA. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

IGOR RENT, THAT NEW BRICkffs
L STORE No 81 cas-; Broad. beiveon Sc IA
cOud and Third streets, which is nov being COM
pletod and finished OF iu a handsome manner,
containing three stories sul cellar.
SUTTON & CO..
M 1877 NO 1914 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED. 4 GOOD SERVANT TO
~ act NJ TJ R5F aoido general housow0tk
Apply today AZ SO 40 sOEtu iue street, between
Min Az t.-,,- .f,o>ts aA 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
oyLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN Rlca-
MoND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
UiHkCTl0H

Corrsspordingly quick limo 70 other po'nA
Through bills OF lnd(Dg Issued o. iow rstes-
C. A. TAYLOR
-, f3eua,,.l Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16
Lo.r. srKAYEn. avn rorxp.

CTRAYED, AUGUST 81, ANDg.5
- ALDEkNRY HELPER about eightoon ---la-~
months Old. Has swallow-tork mari in right
ear and white spot under the throat: short
horns. turned In aud very sharp at point Was
last soon near Hsrgroves factory, corner Twen-
tyeighth and Main street,. A liberal reward
Will 90 paid for her recovery.
DANIEL WILSON GREEN,
du i5-3t' 5l7 north Eightesush street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED, AN ACTIVE BOY TO
~ learn tho baking bIsi-ers-ouo that las
been Al the trade preferred. Applyio
h. ADAM.
m lc-tt' Il .onh TWeltn s,ra'i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED, A POSITION 81 A
W gr8luHte o. two normal colleges, NO il
wiling a. teach Matiematcs. Manual Science,
Fag,ish, Latin, Drawing, sud Gymnas.~s n
ross a., cJfo bisDafch az lJ-tt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

EOk RENT, THAT DESIKABJIEec a
h BRICK DWELLING, No. s5 Twelfth 90
street, between BROAD and Marshali, couLaining
eight rooms BESIDES bath. not and cold water,
Sc.
Also BRICK DWELLING. No. 3O8 Twelfth
street, between Rroad ana harshsll, containing
ton rooms besides kitchen and servants rooms,
with modern Improvements.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlcueer.
au l4-Iu, Th&Ss3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

NOR LENT, AT WAYNESBORO'. a
Z VA, an OLD AND DESIRABLE BUSl- us
NESS STAND, situstod on the corner Of the
principal streets 10 the town. Size Of rooms:
25x4S ieet Address Postmaster, Waynesboro,
Va. nu l5-2as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY
w of some experience 2 SITUATION in
private iauny 70 teach the usual English
breaches small Children plulerlad. Can FUR
nieh nr5i-c.arS references. -aiary moderate
Address Miss 4. n. a.. care Of postmaster, on
trial Plains, Fiuvanns coaDty Va. au A3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

ruRoueB ALL-RAIL FAsTtFREIGHT LINE
TO AND From BALTIMORE. PuILA-
EASrkPN AND WEST
KIN CITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-16

WANTED, BOARD N A PRIVATE
w FAMILY for self and wife Locality de-
sired between Fifth and Tenth streets eisi. Ad-
drsss. vi.h terms, a. once, &c. G.," care ~ box
M. cit,. a. ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
THE WARM hPRINGs.
The Season OponeG-Improvem
Arrivals.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

tCCrres pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS, Va, June y, 1888.
The season at the Warm SPRINGS has
opened and guests are arriving every day.
OF course all miss the courteous and beloved
proprietor, the late Colonel Eubapk, but
save that every thing goes on as before. Mr..
Bishop and Ar. Glover are al their posts, and
other familiar faces are seen in all tie de-
partmen's. The Improvements made durin :
tbs spFipg are many and include tAe per-
feeling Of the sewerage system and the water
supply, Identifying the grounds, billtIrd-
room, new tennis court, &c The place was
never in better order, and those in charge
are determined that the reputation Colonel
Eubank made for the Warm shall not suffer
in any detail. Amopg the late arrivals are
Mrs. d. b. Tenants party OF uine, Pc
tersburg, Va; Peter j. Otey, Floyd 0tey,
Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. l.. +. Breckenridge,
Louisville, KY; Mrs. NJ. b. Adams, Louis
vile, KY; Miss Adams, Louisville, Ky; j.
II. Rollins and wife, Boston, Mass. Miss II.
Boyer, Boston, Mass Miss G.. Chase, New
York; Captain d. S Denison, New York;
henry Windsor, Philadelphia; j. d. Wind
sor, Philadelphia; AIRS. Francis Brooks,
Boston, Mass; Miss Nichoias, Richmond;
Colonel Charles Ellis, Richmond; Edward
s. Elliott, Savannah, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

The size OF 81. whcos Of she future.
A writer in the London Field says
that the fact that almost all the safety
BICYCLES that are now 20 popular arc
fitted with thirtyinch wheels tends
TO prove that this size is n fair compro-
mise between the weight oflArger wheels
and the jolting and vibration which re-
suit frern the uso OF smaller wheels.
What size OF wheel will eventually DO
adopted as the best for tricyles is some
what doubtful, but during the last year
or two o decided tendency has been
evinced 10 dimish tho size OF tho driving
wheels From forty-eight inch we have
come down by easy gradAtions to thirty
six inch, which at present represents the
current idea of the size of the wheel best
adapted for the drivers Of tricycles and
tamdens, though some makers are con-
structing single machines with three
thirty-inch wheels, and thus securing
perfect uniformity. There is, of course,
considerable advantage IN the use of
small wheels, though it is quite possible
that the limit may be overstepped by
some Jealous manufacturer who seeks
novelty rather than improvement With
materials Of the same gauge . small
wheel can be constructed not only
lighter but stronger than one OF larger
diameter, especially if the breadth be-
tween the fanges in tho centre be not
diminished. This is rather important
consideration, particularly in Tandem
tricycles, where the drivers como in for
double weight, and are consequently
subjected TO very rough and severe usage.
What the limit is cannot be decided with
any certainty. 1t is not likely to be
found below thirty inches, and possibly
thiriy-siI inches may turn out to be the
smallest diameter Of driving wheel that
it is desirable to employ in t1cycles de-
singed for use upon roads Of all kinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

II
Colonel Bass has received the follow
ing:
1913 VINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, I
May IL, 1888. !
Hon. Mayor Of Richmond, Pa:
Dear Sir,-Could You give me any In
formation concerning the Woodford
family, who lived in Richmond, Va.
somewhere between 100 and 1900. Two
sisters, Mary and Hannsh Woodford.
left there in the latter part OF 100 and
went North to live. One sister, Mary,
married Hezekiah Bowen the other,
Hannah, married Samuel Davis.
These sisters we're connected with my
mothers family by marriage, aud rs q
family history is in course Of publication
oil information in detail Is greatly de-
sired. Certainly some Of the early re-
cords OF Virginia. should say Rich
mond-must bear the name, as have
been told there are Woodiords living in
Richmond.
Did l know any one OF the name |
would gladly forward my request to
them. Would you kindly give this let
ter to o member OF the family by the
name, or those who have married into
the family? would so like all the In
formation possible, ss the persons
writing the history appealed to me for
aid.
Please pardon me for this annoyance.
and believe me most grateful for any
kindness shown.
Very respectfully,
FANNIE S. LOCKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
SUMMARY Laws.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
AS q Democratic Prohibitionist il
seems 10 me that any discussion OF
sumptusry laws at this time is "out of
order" for the simple and practical rea-
son that the highest legal tribunal in
this country las recently affirmed the
constitEtionslity OF prohibitory legisla-
ton in reference 10 the liquor-traffic
The Supreme Court OF the United States
having decided that "the States in the
exercise OF their police powers have
the right to prohibit the manufacture
or ssle of intoxicating liquors. this
settles the question, as there is no APP
peal from this court, and all the "plat-
forms" in this country cannot "dsny
the right OF the law-making power to
prohibit the making or selling OF sn ar
ticle which may prove 70 be injurious 10
general welfare" as you pointedly
Pit Il in your Issue OF the 2Cth and as
Democrat propose in the future, rs
in the past 10 work and cote for the pro-
hibition OF the liquor-trstiic. tx"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
RlcnNnNn

ARRIVE kicuA0Nn.
CSC 2. N. MAIL daily tszcspt s4atkn -.
fla A. n. ACCOAaODAflOk daily WV
Sunday
1890 A. n kAPkESs daily. .
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION b<tHeen ~
mond ssa soetsssifis 'sayss 4. 81; Es.i.---~
CONNECTIONS
AtChftoa Forge stse CHESAPEAKE AL Va'
faiiwss To- the svusa. Week aai Nor,asf'~
AZ LyacksaTE via Norfelk Ani Mssisss a
'cas for A.. poiass ssouth. southeast IA -.
ssah aaa Virginia hAdiand rsilsay tss a. 80
kortn Aa1 sostn-
A. hichnses with Associated ksiiuay. ~
Yoints IN ths ssQts. Aaa kichGocnd, Ff~lss@
burx aad fessmAc railroad for ths Nofse- -.
A LsxtD1tsa VIA 8slsaors sei vao
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
How the city May BE Supplied with
Clear Water at All heasons.

To the Editor Of the Dispatoh:
Several yesrs ago I was in Sioux City,
Iowa, and while at the hotel I COM
mented upon the pure and clear water.
l was very much surprised to hear that
it was taken from the Missouri river,
which is a muddier stream than the
James. Sioux City, in the heart OF the
blizzard and cyclone region on the east
bank OF the Missouri, in Northwestern
Iowa, with a population Of about 30, 900,
is ait0ays supplied with clear 'ratcr by
& natural and easy process Of filtration.
The water with which the city is supplied
is pumped into the reservoir from large
number of wells dug imusdiately upon
the banks OF tho Missouri Why can
not this be done here /? 1t would GER
tainly cost very little to try It. The
James is never as muddy as the Missouri
1t seems to me thst the soil here is even
a better filter than IN Iowa.
Yours respectfully,
$. 8. p. PATrEsON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Little Freddy thus serves up the frog

InItlo Creuuy tuuh serves u Jue frog :
The frog IL q anermal that blumes in
the spring, ira la, on the spring blumes
in the frog to. for that matter, cause ef
yu kin find anything that's got more
spring in 'em than frog lie eat it.
Frogs has fore legs, but thare hine legs
IL the boss. Grease ightnin' amt no
whore long slider frogs fur enterprise,
cause eff you tech one ware the sect oy
his trousers orter be the are splits open
and wares yer frog? Wen frogsiz boys
they call 'em tsdpoles, wich IL funny
enuff, but thare tales il funnyer yet,
cause tbay start in right ware the side
viskers orter be and kepes on till they
homeopathic the balants ov the tad.
Spekin ov tales, tho, wat gifts me IL hoo
gifts the tale wen the tad leyes orr an the
frog begins, cause wen it comes TO tales
the frog IL the mos baldest thing you
ever see. Mebbe doods kin splain this
cause they know all bout swaller tales.
Frogs kin sing, but, Providence permit
ten, ide ruther hear a hand-organ, wich
the same IL tru bout citing frogs, cause
wen it comes TO that you Lin gimme
wanillar insted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

nemsr. AND csw-F.sD.

u ING'S HoRSE-F0OD, CONSIST
~ ING OF Crscssd Corn, Gronnd Oats, I'm
sssd-hsai siii-fesd, &C., mixed In sech pro-
portions ~ 70 mako the mvet Nutritious sud
uholzsnie diet WIN pus ARd keep yeur horse
Ia rxcclisot condincn; and my CoW-FEED will
improve bash qusrtity and quality OF nilx.
Alec. Neal. Hsy. Hrair, and al kinda Of Atii-
Feed 81 eottsn prices snd delivered free In any
part Of the city. 'fhono your orders to No. xxi.
0kokSE I. KING. $40 70 6Oo Williamsburg
avenue 10 Io-sp2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

africa
During this GUNNER wss The preSden-
tisl campaign Of 1916, and ia the No
vember election James Monroe, OF Vir-
einia, was elected the fifth President OF
the United States. AS this was rather
spirited campaign, there was probably
more heat generated by the friction be-
tween the two opposing parties than was
produced by nature during the whole
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

"Bridget, the pouterer will be here
with q turkey this afternoon. AS soon
rs he comes wish you would draw it. {"
"Ef its the same to yez, mum. I'll
lave it for Dinnis when he comes in tn
avenin'. He's crane artist, mum. an
he'll draw the terkey so lifelike that
Yell Almost hear the gobble of 'im."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

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