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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
VIRGINA sTEAMBoATaaa,r.

NIKGINIA STEAMBOATa .l-,sr..
Y COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor 4@-s.asRsizess.
folk, Portsmouth, Newport News. C.Aremont,
and James-riyer landings direct. by elegapi sa-
MONDAY. WE'D tESDAY, and FRIDAY att A.
n. Street-cars connect
Connections al Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also. al Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, tho south, aud
Virginia Beach James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at Gagber's
Agency, 1900 Main street Baggage checked
through. Siate-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Porn-
mouth, Old Point, Wayerly, Hicksford. Va, and
all points Ia Eastern North Carolina. Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on The james
river, at lowest rates, and through bills issued.
LuCIEN y. fATUM, yice-President
No. ilI7 Maia street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGKR, Freight aud Passenger gent
70 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
Reneath the Stars

Beneath the Stars
"Lizette dear / presume you know
something about stellar nebule ?"
"Stella Nebberly Stella Nsbberly !
No, Calico, love, ! believe not. There
was girl at tho institute by the name
of Stella Milo, and that's the nearest l
can come TO il"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
faro ga AVow-
HsiL moialiOn. Ff0ra"
fND.L. rN03 'as.4L
RICHMOND

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 r. n. NAL daily iexcept sunday
SIS A. N. ACCOMMODATION daily let',r
sunday
l2;30 A. N. EAPkESsdaIF
/ SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between N'0-
mond aud ScOttsUils leaves 4 A. A., reilr-...
larfiyss 7.lj T.. N.
CONNECTIONS
~ Clifton Force VITA Chesapeake ant ono
railway Tor tho south. West. aad Noriln','
/ AZ Lynchburg with Norfolk ami Weston r,.
roaf for all points South. Southeast. AM 81 i..
west, AMI NIrglniE Midland railway Tor al ,s
North and son'h.
AZ Richmond gith Asso ,iatei Railway ~ 81.
points ia tho r0ulh. ant i.hmoni, rrtic-. 49,
burg and Potomac riiir0a1 iOr tha North-
A. Lexington with baltimore ani Nti' "a,
roai. making close connections a. tri'i
Perry 10 aud from Pittsburgh AMI the " os- 80
20 pOint. Notth sui Fact
Sissping-car attached % hgh AFpFsss s'f' %
Lynch Wa
sleeolng-cars Lynchburg 70 Memphis, AeH 80
leans. and Little HOck.
Trains marked aahy eK'oDs suniA0
daily.
Tickets sold 70 All points. pincos. 20, -lr
Main street. 1903 Main street, ANT 40 k'rhn 1
aad Allegnany depot, Eighth aud Calai strrtA
JOtts T. AACaL hlI
je22 Gonersl PassengcrAgonL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
For the Dispstch.l

"Johnny, now please don't throw that
bansna-peel down carelessly. SO many
accidents have happened from that very
thing that I've gotten so that banana
peel actually startlos me-"
"Mebbe it does, granny, but notquite
as much as q Handicapped"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
CAN Buy
TAYLOR'S
CLOSING OUT sale
BARGAINS IN

METAL COFFEE URNS at 50, 81, and s7-were
81. 500, and So;
CHAFFING DISHES at l.25, $3.50, and S4-were
si.75. 81. and 50:
DRIP CoFFEE-POTS at 70 and sOc.-were 9Oc.
and N.25;
ELEGANT LAMPS at s225. s375, and s5-were
So S. aud 81; also. cheaper Lamps in great
variety:
cAsToRs at 6Oc., 81, and si.25-wers 81, $50,
and Sl.s5;
FRENCH CUT-GLAss DECANTERs at $3.50,
s47s, and sa75-were $3.50, 81, and s. per
pair
CoLORED LEMONADE SETS at 81 and s225-
were $3.50 and 81:
OYSTER PLATES a. $3.50 and $6.5O-were $50
and 50:
AFTEk-DiNNER COFFEE SETS lin eases) at s.,
s., and sl0-wero S750. s., aud tl5.
My stock Of VASES and ORNAMENTS for Par
iOr, Cham Der, and Dining Room have been re-
duced 10 prices that Eill soon close them out at
once.
have brought from our Wholesale Depart
ment a collection OF WhlTING-D DESKS, WORK
BOXES, CHINA AND WAXEp DOLLS. together
with large lot Of TOYS, all OF which | shall
close out at 4 great sacrifice. Be sure and avail
yourself OF the golden opportunity. Remember,
am closing cut everything in my store to wind
up the nrm.
3. 3. TAYLOR.
re l5-eodtAulil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

doctor, I've been trying the faith
cure for some weeks and 1t has reduced
me very much. If you were in my
place what course would you take ?"
"What course ? Why, hang me, il /
was as thin as you are I'd ring in at some
banquet board and take every course on
the bill of fare"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

Tramp: Madame, l have been put
ting up at the Rue dc PAmour for a
month and have become emaciated by
monotonous diet. Will you be kind
enough TO-"
Lady: Certainly, my good man, GER
tainly. Rosette Ito servant, bring up
that platter Of choice ragom We"
Tramp (aside) Hash again. by Jupi-
teri (Aloud.) Excuse me, madame, but
I'm off on ra9oW. l was perforated by
a six-pound shot at the battle OF Sedan
and have never been able to hold ragOut
since. II sort of filters through. Ex-
cuse me, madame, but ! have some chill
cd pODlme de tsrre i'll my retiquary yet
and III make that answer until l strike
the villa of my old friend, Baron Roths-
child. Good day, madame"
Professor: "When we last assembled
our lesson was chiefly devoted to the
expansion of hui Can you tell me
now, Master Rogers, why it is that
water. pipes frequently burst in frosty
weather 2"
Master Rogers: eyes, sir. It's to
give plumbers a chance to become mil
lionaires."
"Fellers, / got new member to pro-
pose for our nine. His name is Tow
Bogg, the little wringer down to the
Chinese laundry. He's been twistin'
clothes so long that he'd make boss
pitcher-couldu't help but twist the ball,
don't you see "
THAT'S so, Sandy, and besides To-
Boys always have the down-shoot, don't
you know"
"'Course but then, come to think OF
it, he wouldn't do after all. "
why wouldn't he"
"'Cause, eff you rattle China
pitcher it'd break him all up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
sArL.sAu LIVES.
G ~ b Il an 4 ono ' soT1s

sG& ~, ~ - 49, ,..fr,, ~. ~
tuk@5AfEAhE AMI OulO hUIIk
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFffCr
JUNE ~. issS
IsAys picnnosp
as A ~ CAV xsvnort Hsvx cff psl,, D.
fort ana Sorfoik daily ave., =
.sr va
al. A NJ SUNDAY. only. % seNport Va. o.,
Po.nf and Norfolk
if:io A. M. 1hrouan sod Local Mall 10 All p,i,.,
West except sunday, Pglir..'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
DGPAHrURE or STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM .1gFfa
" eHIP COMPANY s-NiaEs<'
FOR NEW YORK

- ~
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. Garberis, 1000
Main srsst: Chosa peako and Ohio and Rich
mend and Petersburg depets. ana 81 coInpany's
Offices 1891 Main street. and wharf kocksttS
Freighz forwarded aAd through blls Of lading
fsu ed for points beyond New York.
FrelEh. received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on dONDAYA
TU EsDAIs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by ths Chosepssks ana ohio rail-
var trta Newport News A. I'D z. NJ. and by
NchmOnd and Petersburg railroad isame days.
NJ i0:as A. NJ, will make connection AZ NON
FOLK with steamer leaving those dayS.
aEORuE ". ALLEN CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. sni
noz3 Companyis wharf Rosetta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
DABY HUMORS AND ALL SKIN
AND SCALP DISEASES SPEEDILY
CURED BY CUTICURA

Our little son will be four ysars OF age on the
25th instant In May, 1885, he was attacked with
q very painful breaking cut Of the skin. We
called in q MUSICIAN, who treated him for about
four weeks. Tho child received little or no good
from tho treatment. as the breaking our sup
posed by TIE phvsiciaa to be hives In al sggra-
waited form, became larger Ia blotohes and moro
and more Distressing. We wore frsqusnuy
Obliged 70 got up in tho night and rub him with
soda In water. strong iaimsnts, etc. Finely No
called other physicinns usul no less Than ak
had attempted to cure him, all alike failing,
and the child steadily gsttlHZ worse and
worse, until about the Dth OF last july,
when We began 10 give him CUTIcUEA ne
SOLVENT Internally, and the CuIIcUhA and
CuTIcURA soar externally. aad by tho last OF
August he was 30 nearly we'll that We gave him
only one dose Of tho RssOLVESr about every
second day for about ten days longer, and he has
mover been troubled since with the horrible
malsdy. In all NO used less than one half OF
bottle Of CUTICURA REs0LyENr, little less than
one box Of CUTICURA, and only one cake OF
CUTICURA SOAR. II. d. RYAN,
Cayuga, Livingston county, Ill
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me THIS 9Th
day Of January, 1887. Z. \. COE, J. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

Glass in familiar science: "Now, Ju-
Ian, please tell me what is heat ?"
"Well, sir, heat is-is-is-warm
weather."
"That is about right, Julian, heat is
warmth; very good. Now, what is the
source of heat 2"
"The sauce OF heat Why, perspi-
ration, Isuppose."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

Enter Harry with baseball mask
Lurline: Why, Harry, what are you
going to do with that rat-trap?"
Harry "Rat-trap Why, Lurlie, this
isn't rat-trap, it's cstchers mask. We
are obliged to wear them to protect us
from the bacteria in the Crotan water
and the mosquitoes We encounter when
We play in Jersey City"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

DICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC EAILaOAD.--Seast. {,
commencing MAY q iSs-eastern siaaia-i
time:
If:2s A. NJ leaves Byri-sree! station daily. s'15,
only a. Ashland, junction, N..lrl
and Fredericksburg ~efnfr d
Washington Leaves Nasnllgia4ts
New Iork ~ 1880 A. VI.
dI.g A NJ, leaves Byri-street station "a. -
cept sunday. Leaves NAstiogg ! =
New York a. Eio z. n.
eNp. ". leaves Byrl.snsei station car
e:ss A. NJ. arrives At syrd-sresi s.alon cs.T
Sleeper from New lcrS.
rsP. NJ. arrives >. BTrl-strees station 'l.'
stops ~ Fredcricssbgrg hlflrI. "a
JunctQa. sleooer from Wa. l.s0.
iGerK., arrtyesa, syri-stres' s'As.sa alS
excsps sunday
ASHLAND TRAIN~
pAfLY kxcEyr sgSDATk
scop. NJ, aecom Eodas.oa leaves Byri.'t-'s
scaP. NJ, leaves slDs arrives Al Asa.aai 3
S4g PM
s47AM. accommodation. arrive, ~ Br-t
street station. leaves Ashland o, ID
s.0p. NJ, strives =, KlbS leaves Ash,Aai 4
c TkYiIca General Ticket Ag.i.
Z. 7. D. arSES GensraisaDshn''nden- oh
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IN RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAISs ~ EFfEcr
JUEK2i lssA
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AID
PALACE sLEFPiN0 CAKo
BRTWzsN
RICHMOND AND LYNCuBCkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
aOssE- AND Cow-rEED.

Kings HORSE-FOOD, CONSIST
IN ING Of Cracked Corn, Ground Oats, LIN
seed Meal, Mill-Fsed. &c, mixed in such pro-
portions az 10 make the most nutritious and
Wholesome dot win put and keep your horse
in excellent condition, aud my CON-FEED will
improve both quaRtity and quality OF mills.
Also, Meal. Nay. Grais, and all kinds OF Mill
Feed at bottom prices, and delivered free In any
part Of the city. Phone your orders 70 No. 42l.
GEORGE \. KING, 3I00 to 200 Williamsburg
avenue 10 l0-su3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
CONNECTIONS

NoN tAl lONo
Train Ma. 20 connects daily except ~g. nf
rs hsysViis for ChAss Clty, ClArksville. az
oxford. Al Greeasb6rO Tor Dgrazm. hA'.f..
Salon, and Winston, ani eli points CA , "a
tafOliua Division. az eAlsoIry Tor At4rtt ID.
Hot Springs, and all points IN W-.'cru H.I
Caroliaa, and At Charlotte tor Charlotte, g. .l...-
oia and Augusta railroad.
Train No. 50 connects daily n: Grsensb .-1
for salem, Winston. Raleigh. GOldsoor1. o.
Aorehssi Ci,y. ~ salis0ury TOR Ashefilie 1903
Springs, kud all pOints ia Western North Caro-
las; at CARROTS with Charlotte. Columbia a.i
Augusta railroad for COlum bla. Augus,A = .-.,
Charleston. seVanuah, 1homAsvin-, 60, %
staUllo. sn1 other Florida pOla's. aisl, s.4
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wiimiasion
Trans IRON tne south arrive a. hicnm9ai
. A. X. aud S.33 p. n
tCLOvLs ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond ................... to- A. =
AMELIA COURTHOUSE rEAiS.
Layo hichmOnd........... ............taof
Arrive Richmond ....,,..,......-.-..' a. b.
yTORR-RIVER LINE WA MLSl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcUEA, Soc SOAP,
25c RRsOLVEST. 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY. Boston, Mass.
sE-Ssnd for "HOw 10 euro Skin Diseases "a
pages. 80 Illustrations and 100 testimonial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

"Good-day, Uncle How is the shoot
ing around these parts?"
"Shootin' sab? Wall. dars' been a
heap'in it dis las fortnight. OF Squar
Testy done shoot Deacon Goimpy an
Jedge Torpeder he jes' bang de witals
outen Senator Gargle, an"
You mistake me, Uncle; / refer to
the shooting of game. Is there any gun
ming, perhaps / should have asked"
Yarsir, yarsir Dey's heap er gun
MIN"
"What do you get
Sometimes we gifts torkeys, an some
times we gifts har's, but mostly we gifts
rested TO trespass an ten days in de
callerboOse. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

CUTICUKA, the great skin-cure, and CUTICURA
SOAR, prepared from II. externally. and CUTIcuRA
REsoLvBST, the new blood purifier, internally,
are a positive cure for eVory form OF skin and
blood-disease from pimples TO scrotula-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DAHYii.LF RAILROAD.
SHORlk EST AND MOST DIRECT FoLIk TO
THE sol IA.
PULLMAN sLkkPEkS On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

A young clergyman, receiving visit
from his clerical father, treated him to a
rather long sermon at the Sunday morn
ing service.
"What did You think OF my sermon
this morning, father? ?" he asked his
reverend parent at the dinner-table on
their return home.
"Intolerably long, my son. wouldn't
blame any parishioner for going to sleep
over such an inhicton."
"That's what thought when you first
preached it, father. l dug it out OF your
barrel this morning."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
sgROFULoUs HUMoRs.

SJROFULOUS HUMOkS.
Last spring was very sick, being covered with
some Kind OF scrotula. Tho doctors could not
help me. | was advised 30 try the CUTIcUfA RI
SOLVENT 1 did 81, and IN day ] grew better
and better, until am as well AS ever thank
you for II very much, and would like TO have II
told 10 the public. EDW. HOFFMAN,,
North Attic oro', Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
OfCourSe Hels.

or Course lie IL.
"Of vital things II would know"
said sue 70 Liz. "Id surely 20
To DR.. links, he is. you know
Real knowledgy.n
"To DR.. Jinks?" responded LIZ,
SHE'S but druggist $50 he Is"
Said Sue. " bat amt he up on hzz-
iologyI"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
TRAINS NoRrawAKD
DAILY iD.. NY, :z Iy s "a az.

DAILY. fDaIlr exceo l euadsL
srofPlNG-fLACka ..,-,
Mes. " and Il make no stops NO y -
s1ly on slgsal ~ Manchester .ni tAe..o.
~ stcps enly on signal Al chester, 20" Ii
and Manchester Ne. Is stops o. siga~
regular stAtsseA No o. ssops Ga sista ~.
regular stations sod alec a. fsapiss a. II.
WsltnaIl >eA 81. -. IS, "a. %. -, ~. A. W
STOP O. ~ stations fox passsnGsrA
PrLLhAS-cAk s&EFlCk ....,.
On Trains Ncs. "A aud 3 slesping,eAf' ~
Neg YORK aud 1snpa, fiA. lEaa JAosss-',,
On Trans hoA II and q sisspins-cess \, I
WsshipgioQ sad CaAriessen. On ltAs 80.
siespiag -cals bel~sea Nes YORK AMI -,
villa On rrsia No u slesplns.cs's wiz
WtshinEsoa ana Jack scnvnis .,,oen,x
Tar ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE ~ NJ
MD mona ness A. N. SsrtOIs. ......so ( !
kh,amead :. x23 r. n. Norfolk. ......1s,'o
Nsrfolk. ....sVisA. ~ nsch soai.. 'lSA. : 4
Ncrfsak .'t:soS. y. Kicnmond. - - a
'srsss UAins are make cioss come, s-,.a,>
Farmviils. iynanparx. add so1shsssle.s. IA.
asd all staElcns "a tAe Sorfolk and Wssss.s II
road. except The les uaiu- faseisss 81
Doinn Veal " reseupars shont. .1s
- ~ Supsrln .endsA1
kx,n. hxuR<. 0cnera supefintssdea.
4. ~ x4nnFax, General Passenger Ases -
Sci BAAA frame HsaaxeE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
NORK-RIVER LINE WA WIS.,
IL POiNh
DAILY ExoaPr SUNDAY


The fsyorite route 10 Baltimore Thesieau-r
ca this iEe are models u beauty elcgauts. b
comfort Leave Richmond 81 al p b
6rTtVo a. bsiamOre so A. NJ lears Bal.
moro AZ +. NJ: ArriTs a. Richm0ai W 3D.
1919 A. n.
rare Richmond 70 Baltimore Fin.cass r.
secOnd class. $3.50.
The York River Line affords superior sfyir
tagss 90 BUSINESS men IL enabling Len D
leave Richmond near the Close " ne it =
transactions and arrive a. Baltimore eady ..l
morning. after having enjoyed q ceif
nights rest, free from tns duss and Hoise u f'-
WY travel $1,000.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
leave kichmoni USenty-thlri
street depop ..................... W. A.
Arrive hichmond (Iwssty-thiTi
street depot .......s... ....,s.... l''-''
DAILY. tDally except sunday.
Depot and tckei-otice, root virginia Pr 7.
Uptown once Corner lenth AMI So '.''@
JAS l.. TAI A.A
General Passage hs'--
J. :. POII,
Division pasgengsr a r'-1
Kichmo.i -
FOr- HAAS. Trafic Manager.
HEHION M NHglfu. General NnuH.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAiLkoA'
TIMETABLE.
Commonclnx MONDAY. Iune =. '"'
hains ca this road viii run - foli0ss
TRAINs sOUTuWARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

VIII cheer me ever, or disease me now,
have lived long enough: my way OF life
IL fallon into the scar. the yellow leaf,
And that which should accompany Old age,
As honour, love- obedience, troops OF frends,
must not look 10 have: but IN thoir stoai
Curses. not loud but deep, mouth-honor breath,
Which The poor heart would fam deny, and dare
not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08

that oCcTY fiHc Of " M0cO6W U0S
scrittep by Shakespeare.
have already referred to that portion
OF this play that relates to the witches,
aud think / have established that Shake
speare wrote it. Another part OF this
play which some critics have declared
was not written by Shakespeare is the
speech OF the porter in the opening OF
Scene 3, Act IL. Schiller, in translating
"Macbeth into German, has gone 90
far as to utterly reject this speech OF the
porter's rs misunderstanding, and TO
write in the following speech instead;
Porter isinginn:
"The gloomy night Is past and gone,
The isrs sings clear: see the dawn
With Heaven rs splsneor blending.
Behold the sun ascending.
His light, Il shines Ia royal halls,
Aud shnee ahke through besgars walls,
Aud what the shades Of night concealed
BY bis bright ray il nov revealed.
Knock. knock hsve patience there, whos'er Il
Apd l., "a. pcrtor end his morning song.
flis night Gods praise saould usher Ia the day /;
No duly u more urgent thaa 70 pray"
Ihave great reverence for the author of
"Mary Stuart and a. r-sllenstein," as
one of the greatest int bcts that the
world has ever seen. and y man OF rare
dramatic power, but the most inexperi-
enced reader Of Shakespeare will reeog-
nize that the speech that he has siysn
Shakespearc's porter is not Shskespesr-
ian, but is 80 highly poetical and beauti-
ful as 10 be totally unsdsptsd to Shakes
peare's porter in - Macbeth. The
speech OF the porter ~ written by
Shakespeare il Just such speech ~ >
man In that condition in life would utter,
for II IL coarse aud low, and also humor-
Gus. II follows Immediately upon the
scene in which Macbeth has MUIR
dered Duncan. and Lady Macbeth
soes into the spar!raent in which Duncan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

disordered brain before tho detectives in their
extremity sought TO terrfy him.
The London authorities appear 10 hsve been
az completely baffled by the murderer in this
last instance as they have been in the past.
Hours elapsed before the mutilated remains
were found and the bloodhounds seem to have
been as confused and helpless as their masters.
Weird accounts have been published Of OK
periments with these dogs by candlelight in the
underground vaults of the Victoria Embark
ment, human remains being used In order to
test the animals intelligence and powers Of
scent. In Whitechapel the scent was either
too cold or else the dogs wero confused by the
crossing Of tracks on the psvements. The
murderer had escaped moro readily and with
less risk of detection than before and the blood
hounds were powerless to track him down
There is every reason to expect q recurrence Of
these mysterious murders in the same quarter.
the contemplated series Of fifteen being still in
complete, and the London police being both in
competent and demoralized Indeed, the mid
night assassinations may be initiated IN other
English, and even in American cities by men
of disordored minds, as has frequently been
tbe case in the annals Of orime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
THE POPE Oh BELGRADE.

King Milan in order to obtain divorce from
his Queen, has established Pope Of his own.
By tho laws of Servia the Consistory is an &C.
cleSiastical court empowered TO grant applica-
tions for separation Of husband and wife. The
King complied with the technical requirements
Of the case and then took the precaution of
sounding the prelates in order to find out how
they were likely to rule in the matter. Much to
his amazement he learned that several prelates,
possibly majority Of the Court were inclined
to decide against him and reject his application
for a divorce He resolved Immediately to take
the case out of the jurisdiction of the Con-
sistory and to acknowledge the supremacy Of
the Archbishop of Belgrade. Metropolitan of
Servia. To him he applied for u decree Of
divorce saluting him as "Vicegerent Of the Al
mighty on EARTH" invested with supreme
auth ority over the Greek Church. The Arch
bishop, nattered by the Kings unexpected
recognition of his ascendency over his coolest
astical colleagues, promptly granted the decree.
The consequences Of this extraordinary pro-
cedure, which recalls the vicissitudes of fortune
Of Henry VIII in getting rid of his wives
with and without the sanction Of the Pope. must
be serious. Queen Natalie has been thrust
aside and repudated because she Is violent
partisan of Russia and is bent upon intriguing
against Austria. With a strong Russian fac
ton in Servia in sympathy with her, the
divorce, if obtained legally and in conformity
with ecclesiastical usage, would be resented
by largo body Of the Kings subjects. BY his
course Of action the sovereign has alienated
the support even of the Austrian faction, for he
has violated the law, antagonized public opinion
and sanctioned pretonsions On the part Of the
Archbishop which will be angrily resented by
the Orthodox Church. So eager was the King
TO obtain divorce without being personally
examined by the Consistory that at the risk Of
creating schism he recognized the Metropoli-
tan's supreme authority in all dioceSes of the
Church. Your Holiness.o he said, "holds an
exceptional position inside and outside the
Orthodox Church" This is little less than @
proclamation Of Papal Supremacy.
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