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The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
PROHIBITION IN CONGRESS.


Mr.. Dingley's proposed amendment
to the Constitution, relative to the
alcoholic liquor traffic, reads as fol-
lows:
The manufacture, importation, exporta.
tion, transportation and sale Of all alcoholic
liquors as a beverage shall be, and hereby Is,
forever prohibited In the United States, and
in every place subject 10 their jurisdiction.
Why the time of Congress or any
of its committees should be taken up
with discussions Of such an amend
ment as this, or with hearings TO peo-
pie who desire to present their views
upon it, is more than we can make
out. There is not man on the com
mittee that had this joint resolution
under advisement, and probably not a
member of the House, the author of
the resolution included, who does not
know that such measure is wholly
impracticable, and that even if IL
were possible TO engraft IL upon the
Constitution, il would remain inopera-
tive so long as the demand for alco-
holic liquors as beverage existed.
An amendment absolutely inhibit-
ing the use of alcoholic liquors, being
more to the point and quite as feasible,
would be entitled to the greater re-
spect.
II is not that we stand in the way
of the cause of temperance or discour-
age any effort TO abate the admitted
evils of drinking that we condemn
such legislation. 1t is to be condemned
for the reason that it is not in accord
with common sense, nor possible
either of adoption or enforcement. 1t
is more than frivolous, because it is q
waste of Congressional energy and op-
portupity that could be put to many
better purposes.
Prohibition to be effective must be
something sought for by the people,
not violently imposed upon them
must be the creation of an approving
public sentiment, and not an outright
defiance of that sentiment.
Whenever three-fourths of the
States come before Congress with a
request that the Constitution be so
amended as to forever prohibit the
sale or manufacture of intoxicating
beverages, and accompany their re-
quest with pledge that such an
amendment being adopted they will
ratify it, then will it be time enough
to consider the proposition. To
force it upon the States against
! their wishes, and in full face Of
the fact that large numbers Of
reputable citizens do not look upor
the consumption of alcoholic liquors
as an unmixed evil, and of the further
fact that while the desire for this com
modify continues it is bound to bt
gratified surreptitiously or otherwise
would be an act of imperial despotism
in all respects excepting the powe
to make it obligatory.
That the resolution has been re
ported adversely is well. 1t SHOULD
be supplemented with a recommenda
ton that no similar amendment bt
entertained until some authoritativ,
and universal con ',,..''o ny VIZ
diet by constitutional ordinance.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

paipn purposes. She left New York
four months ago on pleasure trip,
and some Custom House joker in
formed headquarters that she was
loaded with fllibusters, and her move
ments were reported regularly , but the
real nature of the crew was not given
away 20 the Secretary. She was eN-
pected in New York yesterday, and
the Secretary had his orders of arrest
there to meet her, but she didn'tcome
and the Joke slipped out. The'Pirate"
Just now is worrying the Secretary
more than the Surplus is.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

WITH MEN Of the military expert
ence of Colonel Dye, Colonel Cum
mings and Major Lee in his service,
the King Of Corea will not fail to have
an army constructed on modern ideas
and capable of efficient duty in the
field. The material to be moulded
into shape is excellent and the splen-
did record of Colonel Dye in the Fed
eral Service and of Colonel Cummings
in the Confederacy, shows them to
have been among the best organizers
in either army.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
Very Hard Times,

Gentleman Ito Uncle Rastus) Why,
Uncle Rastus, you never charged me S5
cents before Tor carrying in ton of coal.
Uncle Rastus-Dat's case the price hab
riz, Mistah Smif Yo' Rain't expec' TO
git ls coal carried in at Annlle rates, sah.-
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

The ORDER Of Secretary Fairchild
to Collector of the Port Magone Of
New York, to arrest the "pirate"
yacht Black Maria, has been rescinded
and the pirate can come right into
New York Bay and sit down. It's q
big joke on the Secretary, as the Maria
is a yacht in which lot of New York
politicians have been securing the
spanish Main in search of Captain
Kidd's Treasure, presumably for cam
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

Mr.. HUNTINGTON testified yesterday
that he began business life as boy
on farm at 81 month in Con-
necticut, and at the end of the month
he had the 81. Knowing Mr.. II. as
we now know him, it is a wonder
that he didn't have the farm too.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

vaessNoTICE.
All stockholders and subscribers to stock of
the "Glymont Steamboat Company of the Dis
trict of Columbia" are hereby notified that
there will be meeting of the stockholders
and subscribers TO stock of the above named
between Sixth and Seventh streets northwest,
in Washington, ID. c., on the 10th day of
March, A. ID. 1888, for the purpose Of collect
ing and receiving the unpaid installment of
Board of Directors at meeting held October
%, 1887, being the second or final assess
ment.
All subscribers are therefore hereby notified
to pay said assessment to the proper officer Of
said company on or before the date above
named, under the penalty of forfeitlng the
shares OF stock subscribed for and all previ-
Gus payments made thereon"
o, +, THOMPSON Secretary
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
yar|s,NELs0N DIVISION FAIR.

pEsSs ~ " '' ,.o
Voting on following articles olo-'s aI
O'Clock each evening this week:
SATURDAYS Bradbury 81 o. plsno Piano Man Ian
u,r,orS, sei, standard Colors, Pa
aMn'eh Militant Jewel, X. G..
Eagle Uniform, Knights of
- Pythias Uniform, Diamond
Ring, Printing Press, Car
penter's Saws Brakeman Pin.
Ladies' Gold Watch and
Scales.
Contestants please take notice and cast
their votes In time to win.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

]. WARREN KEIFER says "Blaine is
played OUT" Maybe be is, but he
hasn't begun to sign his name ]. Gil
lespie Blaine vet.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
bA&a corner 9th and SITS. southwest
Preaching by DR.. Hershey at IL on by the
Authority OF the Lord;" at 7.3O. on "The
Gospel Memorials" strangers find welcome.
vqr, E.STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR
Hhssss 9th street northwest.-The pastor,
Rev. ID. W. Faunce, d. d., will preach at II
a. IN. and 7:30 p. M; evening subject,
"Gideons Way Of Testing God;" Sunday
school at $50 a, M; all welcome to all SER
vices.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

PUBLIC OFFICE is public trust pos
sibly, but all Trusts" need watching
these days.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

THEY DO SAY THAT Congressman
Tim. Campbell is getting his tongue
ready to lick stamps behind the bars
of the New York City Postofiice.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

Mr.. C. p. HUNTINGTON waters his
Pacific Railroad testimony with tears,
and waters his Pacific Railroad stock
with the liable efforts" of himself and
his fellow officers. G. P. is great and
the u. S. is his profit.
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FEBRUARY 1, 1ses.-THE co.

yNs1S, FEBRUARY 1, 1ssS.-THE CO.
MdsSs partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm name
of Matthews g. McKnew Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
EDWARD MATTHEW'S,
THOS. w. McKNEW.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed
q copartnership for the transaction of a gen.
eral Flour and Feed business, under the firm
name OF McKNEW & BEAVANS, at 1909 B
stn W, where we will be pleased to see all our
friends, customers and the public, and AFFORD
them all facilities In our line of business.
THOMAS w. MCKNEW,
q EnW ARD REAVANS
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NOTICE,

W-esEa
DR.. JAMES RADCLIFFE. 715 18th st. n.
w, has arranged for administering Oxygen
Gas to irregular patients; that Is, such as re-
quire only inhalations Of the remedy. Terms
and particulars on application.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
FoR RENT-uousEs.
EOR RENT.

~-,Sr,s~seoN~NNeeiseN~-oy
EOR RENT.
i7OG 10th st, 3.story b, ~ RS, am i....s70 90
1897 / st, 3-story b, 10 RS, a m i.".... 75 90
437 o ST, 8 story b, 9 re- n m i..,...... 80 90
1927 n ST, 3-story b, % rs, a IN i........ IS 90
1920 Pierce 81, 2-story {, Q re-, q m -. 20 90
1855 Ohio ave, 2-story b, O RS, m i...... % 90
Groom cottage on Kenyon st, Column
ba Heights bet 18th and 14th-o 80. 20 90
For full list Of stores, furnished houses, etc,
call at office NJ. NJ, PARKER,
111S II st.
TIOR RENT - TO DESIRABLE COLOnED
tenants, several new houses, containing
4 rooms each; water in kitchen; located on
Mccullough street and Dingman Place; rent
only so and $40 each.
CHARLES E. BANEs,
1908 i street W.
IIOR RENT-A NICE SEvEN.RO0M HOUSE;
H hall, gas and bath; newly painted; large
yard; No 12 9th st n Q, two doors from East
Capitol ST. two lines of oars; S22.60. Apply
315 Pa ave n W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

UOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE, 4 ROOMS AND
IL hall; water in yard deep lot; 1170 N II
ave; key with Mr.. Williams at engine house.
Tor REMITTANCE AND SMALL HOUSES,
IL cheap, TO suit the people; also 2 stores,
one for So and one for 500 with al It's TX.
any kind OF business. Inquire at 1923 Pa
ave n W.
TOR RENT-TwO.STORY BRICK, ROOMS,
IL nearly new. also large garden; 1886 S
st W (Georgetown); rent $40; key at 334O S
stnw.
C,OR RENT-A NUMBER OF FINELY FUR.
IL nished houses in desirable locations by
theyear or session of Congress- at low figures
TH0S. j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 II st n w.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-11

The massive spectacular organization pro-
senting II Rider Haggard's fascinating story,
"SHE," after an extended run at Niblos Gar
den Theatre New York, and playing the most
phenomenal engagement in the history OF the
Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, has consum-
mated an arrangement with Manager Rapley
Of the New National Theatre for the presen-
with the original strong cast, extensive
chorus. gorgeous scenery and amazing me.
chanica novelties that were identified with
the protracted runs Of the piece In New York
and Boston.
The first presentation will be made on Mon.
day evening next, 18th instant, In all the vast
o'clock precisely.
Two afternoon performances will be given,
on Wednesday and Saturday, commencing at
2 o'clock.
The adaptation OF this weird romance Is by
Mr. William Gillette, the author of Held by
the Enemy tho famous national play that
has, since its initial production In New York
two seasons ago, aroused an extraordinary
demand for American compositions In Eng
land and Australia.
The opening performance of "SHE" in this
city will be directed by Mr.. Gillette personally
NM
The music Of "SHEn is by Mr.. W. w, Furst,
whose connection with Doyle Carte's popu-
lar "Mikado" is well remembered here.
NM
The forthcoming presentations at the New
National Theatre Will be the only ones gwen
:" THE MANAGEMENT.
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4 rLANTlC COAST LINE.
TRAINS NORTHWAhU
CONNECTIONS.

Leave Arrive
80. Petersburg. Richmond.
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.m not permitted TO give the sources
l1m which I secured nay knowledge Of
-l domestic troubles In Russia, for
REASON. have explained bat my con
..usors axe my own and lead irresisuhly
l .s one tact chat nihilism is the
protest of enlightened reason against the
l.-r.rc tyranny OF the police. Every
uu % Russia who darcs talk at all viii
Ell adm.ti a. The car is generally re-
specified and beloved boy the people. The
police -o hated ay every one. The con-
-ou s that ~ AFFECT submission 10
tyranny 30 man or woman IS SAFE.
l,e1 900 acquaintance with suspected per
sons Is crime 4 word from q SPY VII
s-al rac bcst man ia Petersburg toprison-
There IS not even freedom of thought A
Iar l-ly uot oven have opinions that are
contrary 90 the administrative system,
d., FAC lcsp0usm IS called. As long as he
Keel. BIS opinion 20 himself he is safe,
H.- Ll uttcrs them. not only in Russia,
tu- u Paris "a London, OF anywhere
else t.oy arc liable TO be reported by one
81 iae thousands of spies, and from that
-4r lc ls @ marked man. Nihilism IS a
ll.....cal ramou trance against this con-
l....l oi Affairs. Tx is simply a refusal 10
submit William Eleroy Curtis.
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lle Rev STR Ewing the returned mis-
a..sy from Iad7, while IN Butler re
t.a.F. related that the natives " that
.l-lg muse occasional p.lgrimages 70
.". worship 90 phenomenon situated ia
i.. .ter... ll india 10 is regarded as q
US mountain hy The foreigners, but
ID. EDu- ass chat since he has come 10
.ou pennsylvania and seen the nat
a5 we.s bore ho is OF tho opinion
.l muu gas IS also what these
lAHao. worship .n Chat lar away place.
Do ... e the genuine article, people need not
.r ..a. fhc supply Of natural gas Will
'l Ye exhausted. FOR this one IN India has
o,l burning Tor ages and ges.-New
4.s Commercial Advertiser
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curious Oriental manner Of determin-
ins land tenure relates 20 small pieces ~
s'aie lands situated between the Douna.
aries ~ villages n Asia Minor One or
lhe Villagers. standing upon the steps Of a
t-4sqle calls out at the top Of his voice,
.Ae point beyond which his voice cannot
70 heard being the limit OF the village
property AZ The neighboring village the
ss'ae performance is gone through, and
Tie land between belongs 10 the state =,
Boston Journal.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
TOR THE LENTEN SEASON"

MACK EREL, something very flne and fat.
SALMON. salred. smoked, spiced. and T. esh-
HtRki N6S, roc. smoked, and kippered
GOLDFISH. extra fine asd bopeicss.
ANCHONIS. In salt aud in oil.
SAkllNES. French, russian, and smoked.
LOBSTER, flesh in Cans aad picked In glass.
NACAkONi. Spaghetti and Vermicele.
APkIrOTS, fresh in cans and evap0rated.
PEACHES. fresh in cans, evaporated. and
sun-dricd.
APPLES. evaporated and sun. dried.
PRUNE>, a great variety OF French and
Turkish.
PhUNELLES, Italian. skinned. and dried
LIMA BEANS, California, dried. and fresh
IN cans
QUEEN ana YELLOW fresh SNAP
BEANS In cans.
French aud domestic GREEN PEAS in cans.
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and DLACkEYE
PEAS
LENTIIS and WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English and domestic PRESERVES. very
fne
s1ILTON. ROOUEFORT. and BRIE
CHkE-F. Our celebrated nye year old
"fNEAiIM WH1-kET" sells stsll A. $3.50
"a gallon at HERMANN sCHMI Ut.
DO AND y2 BROAD. CORNER Fifth sTRgyr.
ifchl1 q
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fDaliy except Sunday.
.wrrutNH uFAHVs


Nos. % ami 10 make no stops. SO. ~ stops
only on signal at Manchestsr ant Chester
No. ~ stops only on signal ar Chester Contra
Ia ami Manchester. 80. ID stops on signal az
Bl regular stations. 80. 6b stOls ON signal at
I'LL regular stations, and also 40 Temple aud
Port Walthall. sos. 81, 81, 3j. IS, i5. ana
viii stop 100 al stations Tor plsseug.rf.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Sos. IL aud D sieouur-cars go
tween New York and Ihmpa. Tao. lyil Jack
soUyiiel. On Trains Nos. IL and -. .leoping-
cars between Washington and Charleston. on
IwinNo. %. sieepinE-cars between Washi-g
ton aDd Jacksonville. on Train 80, ~, Sleep
ing-clrs between Jacksonville and New York.
On Trains Nos. p, aud IS sleeping ears be
tween Washington and rhomasvi.ie On Trains
Nos. d aud 10 sieepins-cdrs between washing
ton and Wlmington.
Ton addition tO fhe above
THE NEW YORK AND fLOWDA SPECIAL
CONsfsIlAG or FL-TInuLE PULLMAN Cars
ONLY. leave Richmond, south bound, no ~
pm. ana arrive no Petersburg no 5 pm. on
Mondays. Tuesdays Wed csdays. fridays.
aud saturdays. Leave Petersburg, north
bound. 40 - AIM. ana drr1Y" at Richmond at
X am. on Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays.
Fridays. and saturdays.
Extra faro Is Charg d on THIS train.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 'lo5s am. Norfolk - pm.
Richmond. 800 pm. norfolk, 10; pm.
Norfolk. 1910 am. Richmond. Eco pm.
Norfolk. 1850 pm. hichmond, SO pm.
These trains also make close connections
for taunviile, lynchburg, snd south
western points and alb stations 0u the Norfolk
and Western railroad. except the 1858 tram.
Passengers Tor pOiuis west OF Petersburg
should take the 9.J 10. train instead.
Il. ". suLLY.
SUPERINTENDENT.
T.. r.. p. MYERS
General superintendent
T.. 81. EaERsOE, General Passenger Agent
Sol HAAS, Traffic Manager. zap d
DEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANVIILE SYSTEM
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
no TIE 5pUIH
PULLMAN SLEEPER ON ALL NIGHT
IRA ~.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH lsr
1855

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 am For Newport News, Old Point Com.
tort and Norfolk. daily. Pullman
Palace Car 60 Old Point.
u:O6 am Through and Local Mail TO a /
points West, except SUNDAY
S,eerers from Clifton Forge to
Huntington.
$40 pm For Newport's News. Old Point and
Norfolk. eVcert SUNDAY. Pull.
man Parl0r Car Washington TO
Old Point.
500 pm Charlottesville accommodation
6:25 pm For Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicsg-
st. Louis. Memphis, and New Or
leans. EAST Express, with through
Fuumans Daily. Only route run
n-ug Puimans West from Rich
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 ara Charlottesville accommodation
except sunday
1906 am From Norfolk, Old Point. and
Newport News, except sunday
pullman PaT.0r Car Old Point fO
Washington.
$40 PM From Local points and the west.
$40 pm From Norfolk, DID Point and New
port News. daily. Pullman Palace
Car Old Point 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville.
900 pm FEOm Louisville and Cincinnati,
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket-Ofhces 100 Main street and depot.
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WIS. G. WICKHAM,
Receiver G. X %. Railway.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AMI
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALIl-RAlL FAST-FREIGBi
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
COrTsp0ndingly quick tImet0 other points
Through bills OF laden issued at Jw rates.
q. A. TAYLOR,
oo29 General Freight Agent.
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RAILROADS.


richmond, FREDERTCKsRfrv
III AND POTOMAC RAfJRoa1 80 s.,s = ~
commencing FEBRUARY 18Th tSss-ass,.,r
standard tlne. A''''"
80 an. leaves Byrd-streetsiation daily: stors
only AT Ashland Junction, Milford
snd fredericksburg. sleeper 70
~ ashlnztOn. Leaves Washington for
s.,o New York AZ il:.0 am.
e.IV aA. leaves Byrd street station: special
tLilinhn restioule train. on which
S1lIa iare IS CHARGED. Daily except
nednesdays ami sundays.
MaAcs no local stops.
lIS' an. leaves ByTri-strcct station daily. az.
Sspt sunday. Leaves Washington Cor
New YORK 40 f.lO pm.
~ IN. leaves Byru-streot statios daily.
sleeper "a New York
lV'os am arrives 90 Byrd-strcet station daily.
sleeper irOm New York.
nc pin' a.riNes at byrf-street station daily
stops NJ Frederic Ssburg. Mllfori. and
-, Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
i.IS pm. arrives No byrt-strpe. station :
si"cl2l Pullman yestibule train ON
wien extra fare IS charged Daily
except Thursdays and SUNDAYS
sso1dtys' " Wednesdays, anu Fridays
49, Makes no local 81 ps
IV;so pm. arrives az Byrd street station dail-
except sunday. Sleeper IRON
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 pm. accommodation. leaves Byrd-stre, I
80 station arrives AZ Ashland az 5 pm.
O74 pm leaves Ella; arrlv-s &c Ashland ~
6:fc pm.
suo am. accommodation, arrives AZ Broad
stree; station; leaves Ashland NJ o.0l
$50 pm ARRIVES At Eliza: leaves Ashland a,
c. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
e. L. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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NV ~ ~ ti' n A'ftH'ft
Train So. tO Wa .rs connection ~ hcF svllie
Tor Chase tIty aul GAINESVILLE; "a Greensboro
for Durham. iuIN Zl. daily except sunday, and
al points Oh North Carolina Division anu y.
vs.. -. O.. H.. h.
Train So. b. makes connection nc Greens
borO' Tor 81. ". A. q q. r., Raleigh, Colds.
bOrof ana M0rcbcai City, 9t salisbury for
AsAevIc. illt springs. Nid al points, ia
Western Nolth Carolina; ar Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia ami Augusta railroad Tor
Columbia Augusta. Aiken, Charleston, swan
nan. IhomlsyiiIe. Ca. Jacksonville aud other
FLORIDA poi lts ; also With Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at aichmond
/ 6i5a.m Hud $50 pm.
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Important Facts Regarding tho Prev.
alcnoo Of Dreaded scouree-sugce.-
sous 81 vital Interest to Everybody.
Sec ssity Of Isoiaiion-- Disinisotion.
rAo annual report Of The state board Of
health presents some important facts re.
mrdiug fhe prevalence of Giphthcria-the
most Important of tlc zrmOtic diseases
Probably few persons are uwarcof tle OK.
tcut OK ihe havoc worked hy tAls sc0urge.
For iaIce years past ALMOST exactly one
third 10 oll the mortality from contagious
diseases has been due to DO. and during the
past year The percentage showed sight
increase During tle wiutcg months it
sometimes reaches nearly ono half the
mortality under this head The total
number ot deaths i,om dip.-hcr.1 has
been increasing during tie past three
wears being 500 ont nf 5000 in 1855.
coo out 0i go 500 in 1886 and during the
twelve months ending Dec J, 1857. G27l
oIt Of SO 500
las DL5TRJCTIVEEEss.
It isl more destructive than dialrbual
diseases. which. in summer, cause two
thirds VI the deaths from zymotic dis
cases IL WAS especially prevalent during
lat autumn. causing 42.2 per cent ~ thc
deaths from 1m0tiC diseases. but did not
reach 'lc .r.m average of the preceding
winter. wien DO o0us sd no less than a. o
urr cent ~ -uCA deaths. Practically the
same state ot things exists in northern
states generally and ia the northern
countries ot Europe.
Iona ana .fnnTfrrr r.r...r,.rr.-
a al c1u-rIe. -J afflicted. us 20 the
..u-es .. tle disease and the possibility
.t restricting IT, These all point 90 the
general 'Ict That the persistence u Che
disease Is Quo TO the presence Of
ltl I'D some form Epldcm.c5 ia
Villages aAl small towns. where The
.llt lrr conditions are more easily deter
u..i cham in the larga cities, have
rated this so often that 10 hardly
eis f0 be proved Anything which
l lls ir ar winter may be Set down rs
Cause vi g.Qltheril- and recent cases
4..a even brought milk within The cate
..-r nj tle agents NJ c0utaglOu Lack Of
drainage. and che contamination Of VOLS
.ls cellars hy Leasing cesspoOis, are
among rl- most obvious causes Of cOn-
..ll Du- there arc others quite as
dangerous. which are commonly supposed
.o be- harmless The board reports that
There ls zoo great an indifference 10 tae
ll-.. from kitchen wastes. which rs
quite H- great 8s .rom more offensive nc
.ul.--1ns. THE Sew Jersey board 0f
...fn lss also directed attention strongly
.I..-.eo.el cellars as cause of dIph-
.e.1 This is point of great import
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VtIrRoAUs.
ARRIVE RICHMOND

o5o pm. NAIL daily except sunday
taS am. ACCOMMODATION daily except
sunday
100 sm.-NlGHr EXPRESS daily (o,cer,
Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
NJ clifton Forge with Chesapeake ani Ohio
raj WHY tor the south. West. ana Northwest.
A. Lynchhurg with Norfolk and western
railroad for aii points south. southeast, ant
southwest ANA Virginia Midland Rllway sOr
All points North and south.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways fot
all points ga the South. and Richmond. Fuoi,-
Iics-burg nnd Potoms, ,ai.ruad tor all pouts
North.
AZ Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, making close connect joins AZ HaKyef's
Ferry 70 ami from piffshufE and ilo West
also 90 points NORTH and Fast.
sleeping car attached I'D NIGHT ENPkEsS
for Lynchmirc.
eLEEpiNG-CABs LYNCHRURG 20 NEu.
PulS. NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCh.
Iuuns marked daily except Sunday.
Tickets sold 90 ali points. OinCcs; 100
Main. and 40 Richmond In Allegheny depot.
Eighth and Cana streets
JOHN r. NACMURDO,
plD1 rpu'l Passenger Agent.