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Princess nauG OF Waies aud Grand
Dnke Nicholas. Heir Apparent,
Huasfw.

The law ~ succession to the throne il
one Of the rules O! government in Russia
which the Czar acknowledges 70 be bind
inc on him. Dy q decree Of the En-
peror Paul Of thc year 1877 the success
sion il 10y regular descent. by the right
OF prlmogcuiturc. with preference 81
male over female heirs. Ider this de-
crco the Grand Duke Nicholas will IN
due time become Emperor Of oil the
Eussias He is only in his twenty-hrst
year, hut Was held to boot age ~ the end
Of bis sixteenth. The choice Of n bride
for him is the latest event Of importance
IN bis 80 far uneycniiul life, which began
IN May, 1863
Ills betrothcd was born On November
%, lsG9, and j. the youngest OF the five
children e The Prince and Princess OF
Wales. She is the ICs'-lCONng OF the
three daughters, and an ac,onplahed
and nmiabio olrl. The splendid future
before her. as Empress o. Russia. Is an
other instance II the greet good fortune
that attends the family 90 which hor
mother BELONGS.
We need hardly cay 70 the Intelligent
reader that tLe wife If tie FRINGE OF
Wales. herr 20 the crown Of Great Bfi-
tain and Ireland, IS the eldest daughter Of
King Christian Is. of Denmark, and
that her family was poor 8nd conpara-
lively obscure among tne numerous
royal people with which Europe Is at
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DUMB But Vet DEAR.
The strange Case Of q Ltst'e German
Lad tn pittsburgh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ftOmmerrt1l-NALottc.l
The story Of little Hillary Nellis, who
lost himself on Thursday evening on the
Sonth Side, has attracted considerable
attention among the physicians of this
city. The fact that he can hear per-
fectlv. While he cannot speak a word,
makes his case one OF the rarest in med
ical records.
Mr.. Bernard Nellis, the boys father,
saws that little Hillary Was never sick
day in bis life. Mr.. Nellis is q German
and the father OF nine children besides
Hillary. all Of whom have perfect use Of
their vocal organs.
Hillary has always been very
healthy child" he said. " He is now
nearly six years old, and is rather small
for bis age. He is, however. sturdy and
healthy. have never known MIN to try
to talk. but he hears all right For a
good while | did not think much about
his dumbness, supposing that he was
only little backward, and would learn
to talk in good time. But when | saw
that he did not intend to try 10 speak |
took him to a German doctor who used
to be on the South Side. That was about
ayear ago.
THE Doctor told me that there was
something wrong with his tongue and
he would have 10 cut some Of the cords.
He performed the operation, and told me
that the child would learn 10 talk oil
night. As said, that was a year ago,
and he has made no beginning yet
He is Just "a dumb now as before that
cutting loose of his tongue tie Is a
pushing. aggressive little fellow, and
causes his mother a great deal of trou-
bic Ii is almost impossible to keep him
at home. Every chance be gets he runs
off, and then the whole family has 10
turn ont aud look for him. There IL no
doubt about his hearing, for when it IL
ANYTHING that pleases him he will do
anything told him. / am quite certain
that his inability to speak was not caused
by illness for he was never III.
Little Hillary was present during the
interview aud was contentedly playing
with his brothers. Re followed every
dire ction given 10y them during the
game ami eemad as bright and intelli-
gent MS O. i'd en- usually are. His
brothers aua $ -tcrs addressed him in
English, hut hi mother always speaks
German to m Re understood both
languages aau followed directions in
both OF them. lie is rather small of his
age, but compactly built and strong. He
manages to convey all wishes by signs,
hut no attempt has ever been made to
teach him the sign language.
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tal o. could well be imagined.
They hadn't, as far as can DO
CLEANED from history, hair-brush. Q
fne-tooth comb, towel or soap, nor Bit
ters, soothing syrup, clothes. wringers,
smoothlng-irons-no nothing. Adam
wasn't afraid either 10 invite his wife 20
go on 90 excursion or to the springs with
him through fear of having to go down
deep into his breeches-pOckets for the
wherewithal TO buy suitable outtit-for
the reason that he had no pockets in
his brooches. and then, too, he wasn't
bothered about trunk-checks, nor did he
swear at Misrepresentation or brook the
insolence of rrilroad officials. There
was no good and sufficient reason why
they shouldn't have been an srniable
couple and had a good time generally.
They washed their own clothes,
doubtless by a dive into the Euphra-
ties, and there being no clothes-llnes
their clothes were allowed to dry on
their backs, and Adam didn't care rush
whether his shlrt-bosom was smooth or
not. and il he was suited Eve didn't
bother her head about 1t.
In this brief review Of the courtsbip,
marriage, and domestic affairs OF our re-
spected parents, may not those who take
a mercenary view OF marriage find some
balm in Gilead-a quietus upon the de-
sire Of having so much 70 marry 2
Respectfully,
JOSEPH II. SHEPHERD.
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The unt.ea states supreme Court.
Chicago Journal


The rumors in regard to the illness OF
Justice Stanley Matthews, of the United
States Supreme Court, are calculated to
create anxiety, If not alarm, based on
something beyond mere personal
causes. He IS not by some years among
the Oldest men on the supreme
Bench neither was ChiefJustlce
Waite, whose death occurred a few
months ago. But his critical Illness, "A
would toe the case if any OF bis venerable
associates should similarly suffer, forcl-
bly, draws the mind to tho rapidlty with
which vacancies may occur on the gu
preme Bench. and N how short time It
may be possible for that great tribunal to
become entirely revolutionized in its po-
litcal character.
AssociateJustice Joseph 7. Bradley
was horn in 1913, and is seventy five
years of age lie was appointed by Pre-
sdent Grant in 1870, aud has been on
the Supreme Bench eighteen years. As
sociate-Justice Samuel +. Miller. who
vas recently i'll, and has not yet fully
recovered his health, was born IN 1915,
and is seventT-twO years OF age. lie
was appointed ~ President Lincoln in
1862, and has been twonty-six years on
the Bench. Associate stephen
J. Fleld IS Of the same aye, and was APP
pointed in 1863 but he ia e Democrat,
and the fact Is not therefore important
in this connection. AssOcia;e-Justlce
Samuel Blatchford was born IN 1870,
and ia ayty-eight years OF age.
lie was appointed in 1882 by Presl-
dent Arthur, and has been but six
years on the Supreme Fcnch. Justice
Matthews was born in 1925. and Is sixty
four years Of age. lie was appointed by
President Hayes in 1881, anu has been
but seven years on the Supreme Bench.
Justices Harlan and Gray are younger
men. Two OF the GepublicanJusuccs are
over seventy years Of aye one IS not
much under that age, and Justice Mat
thcw8 is at nm aga when acute ailments
rapidly sap the fountains Of human
yitslity.
The United States Supreme Court
consists OF nine Justices, including tho
Chief Justice. OF tins number, six are
Republicans and three-Chief-justlcc
Fuller. Justice Field, and Justice
Lamar-are Democrats. In case OF tho
death Of two more Justices within the
term OF Democratic President two
new Democratic Justices would be up
pointed.
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Bread riots result from 100 much
LOAF. Dtbo" fff' ITt'S'
1t is best To- break colt, or he may
break the wagon lo''"'|" N'''. S"''''''
A sleeping policeman IS one Of tine
silent watches of the night -Horb,Slcr
.jrrhh Ian4N.
v.a..3;, u,o r,i,.l states S,uoto
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'N't "''Iu go 'li ,'.. ','' ~ y
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old maids find themseiy, c8 10y
the world very much h"e oiuary
second hand books. lpey are not OLA
enough To ue rare aAd not late enough
to be dear. ~ u.f
b,iglt EtNe siy-vcar boy. Rex
pbillirs vos asked the first day OF his
e,iooi studied Grammar. ..No.'
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The Four-I.enved clover.

For tho Dispatch
Gao, Nor, ros ,rsitir,, ma fair ammo or morn
in.
Nv ma rne,IoU whore ra4upraklng tho hav
VIZ ' g ,oS 'T clover She Glanced to
til.ovor
wv "''-7s-' D''" - ''N
"~'
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w" IA "' ,.l.o ''0 '-'' '"''
CHI, toIt 3, a., t~i,,,,b nsce D,nsvan 500
Aud guess IL you can SIR pray give me ga al
49,, HN.l ,,t-,.,.,-
What wonderful giititis bringing to me-
..,., , al
"Shall have n ne" gown or purseiul OIL Sill
ver' ....
n le"eI !'"Iu'!' ~ llO'Iu - - an,
.ose'd down, .,-....., --,., ....,o,,.,
air.
$500, ,,,..,. ,to. s,,, ,ot, ont ,lr~orta
l took the green olado mat enc h''d OUT 'o""ru'
.,, '.., l,.,.r.ot ,u., tho oman e.,
It's rue ! oo'et'ei' vi" 'n' ONION Is
But 10 ony ocsi9W' i's ia,o, rs on IN o ,,,.,,o
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IL loN'7 hOt Ut, I'@"l' oui ~ ul'"', 'y ~. .'",n
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nos,.nsrot,enloMl. naster.

4 touching example OF dogs deyO-
ton b. It's master was seen IN Salem,
Macs. ono day last week. John Gynan,
a bachelor. committed suicide by hang
ing. The police we're notified and came
To remove the body. An immense New
f3uudland dog. the only companion Of
the suicide. Was on guard, lying beneath
tue body and trying to revive his master
by licking bis shoes. Wailo the police
men were cutting the dead man down
the dog stood 10y with bis eyes ryeted
ca h.s muster face, but the mo-
mtns they tired to remove the
body he became ferocious. lie
bit men until they were glad
To beat retreat. Then he car ssed
the dead mans face, whining pitcousiy
the while. The police tried to coax hln
away. bat Bro moved h.s teeth every
time they aprI acEed, and bis savage
uowl warned them h. keep their DIS
tance. The blockade continued for over
an hour. Then one policeman tired two
shots No the faithful brute. The dog
plunged down the atairs 10 the door and
again blocked the way, swapping at all
who approached lie became so rabid
that it became absolutely necessary 10
ku him. Fourteen bullets were fred
az close range before he fell dead. Then
tho dead body OF the master vas CARED
over tie inanimate form ot tho pet
dog.
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IRE "oIa First AZ Gettysburg.

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DICHMOND AND ALLEGiANY
IL hAiLkOAD
SCHEDULE Of IkAlNsIS EsFEjr
JrNE 81. leA
ONLY LINE RrNNiN5 SOLID TRAINS AND
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hahlfE ElAUGNNh
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., 49,. sunday.
1880 A. n. EXPRESS sally
SUNDAY ACNOHMODArlON oetNoon Nch-
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Ai Lynchoufe vim Soffoik All Mos.sfa f.A'
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uesL aac flFTlals Midland rallsay ~ al poias
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~ Aichaloal VIII AssociAioi htilHtY, t1 ~
roir.s 10 mo s0u.h. anl ki.fmpni, ff-lStNAr
kurg Aua gDoaao railroad ior 80 N0fsa-
AZ Lexlsgt0a rit1 Baltimore Ani Vaio ~.
Tcat. mAgfnr close Connections A. hafpsfs
FefFy % and from ritisSargn AMI Ias "es. ais'
SlssrsAy-..sS aisseAsl !, aigA As1fsss s,gas "
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Tralas marcel asny except sgaiAN.
T,rksts sold " sn polnts oricss 9.S ssss
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JOAN X hACAOhOA
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Lemon Efixir.

DR.. II. No.icy's efacn elixir il prepared from
the fresh lIi-e Of lemons r0muiued y "a on sr
ny@r fonits cathart cs, aromatic
rtl.luiar 3, apl nlpba purifier.
90 c.nts and 4 per hottie. -Old b. druggists
aud o. all wtO.es. druggist.
Prepared only ~ II. AOZLcf, &. d.. Atlanta,
Ca
For biii0rsness and constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
Tor ind ees;ioa and foul stomach take Lemon
Eiixir.
For SICK and nervous headsche take Lemon
Elixir
For palpta ion Of thu he SRI Tx Lemon hlixir,
For sles pleisns5s and nervousness take Lemon
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for loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
Elixir.
Foc lovers, malaria, and chilli, lake Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir vtil not fail you IN any Of The
diseases. all Of which arise from u
torpid or diseased liyeT and sion1ch Or kidneys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

with tho fair actress "You've given
quito clever extra performance this
afternoon. Mira Stevenson returned
to Washington for the evening perform
ance and will DO back here by ID o'clock
this mnrninv.
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Gun 20 lNNA
1rsin No ~ conn"cts daily eN'nn' sunday
a. Netsvihs Tor thass 'ify. tlarksTile. ~
oNioc. Como .f- .... .. 81 Greeu-to-D ~ Dur
ham. haeigl. salem. Ani Winston. AMI Al
points on North Carolina Division. ~ sAis1i.
Tor h-t"u tf II .uEs. ani 1N puitt lh
Mc-tern North Ca'o ina. aud a. charlotte Tor
Charlotte, & 4 hH . Augf. AfRi nAl
Train No. tg rOuno-ts daiY q, troeusopfI
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Morehcai cry A. salisbury f1r AsheFiic, iot
Springs. all All poins IN Western Norih 'htO.
lins. 10 Charlotte "A Charlotte Columbia AM
Augusta tRlllnsi ior columbia. Augusta AiseL
Charleston ~ayannAh. ihnmAsvils "a, Jazz
son'ille. and other F'cr n points al'h VITA
CarpliHa TIA. rtiifDai flr Niningioh
Trans IRON ~ ~CIih arrivs al Mchn9hf
D. 45 4. II. aHi $3.50
...r, .,,,uNNODhiioN.
Leave RI 'hm01i ....... ....-..s.,., ..fn " \. u
Arrive hunrlr-fer .................. D.. y ".
fAMEiiA COURTHOUSE TRAIN. 81.
Leave Richmond ........... .......... .fp = y
Airlys tt'ruhingl . \. W.
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DsrAnrrne oy ~yEAnER-.
OLD DOMINION STEAM s>ggi'N
" enlP COMPANY s6r.sa.s1es



etoemers leave Hlchn0ud LIVERY TUESDAY
spd FRIDAY %. p J.. q.
steamers leayo soy York FOR RichmOni
EYEkY WEDNESDAY anu SAL 2 klLil a. Z
A.. arriving in Richmond NONDAI Gnl bAl-
Uki NOKNlNb0.
yas.aaser accom- mod atoms unsurpassed
CspII faro g. Nee fors rid JAues-nfor
roui. dnc.uIlug ucals aui bcrthl. -.-....s y
Round. zip uczct. limited u Mirty 1Ay,
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etc.r,go v,ltn subsistenco .................. 90
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Cantu faro giG Chesapeake AMI OniO raii'
TDsyl .......... tt.s.f.tss. .Dp
Cgt6n faro rt1 Richmond aud reterspufg
railroad .........-..- ....-'.t.......-.. O.. U ~
=, sets can be obtained AZ A. ". GarD0f's, i)O
Mai street. Chsss.e skb AMI OHIO eld kich'
mont aui Petersburg depOf3, AM ~ cDmpany'i
erirs. !sjl Main slross. aui wtiri ROrkotts
gr.l,nt. forwarded nAl through D.ll5 Of .silug
,tIed tor polAl3 beyond New I OK
Freight received lLuy uutl bolr ~ failin2
Passengers leaving MchnOud o. HOeDhft
TI-ESDkfs, WEDNBsDAIS, ihUhsDA1S =, ani
s3TURDAiS By ne Chosapeako nui onto rail.
nav nft AeEp0u hewD =. 900 a. '... aIi ~
Et-ntnoni Bnd Polcrs0qrk railroad .-ana laya
NJ no. A. NJ. viii mako connection az NOH-
FOLK yiln ates uer leaving those days.
GkOkGk ". ALLEN 6 CO., A8clt9,
No 1904 MAIN street, ana
neg (omOAny's wharf. Ro-ssiA
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4 pRoH1BIrIoxIsr sPEAEs.

The foregoing communication ought
perhaps TO have surprised us, seeing that
we have never written line against pro-
hibitory laws, or any article on the sub
iect calling for sny reply from anybody {;
vet it does not surprise us. We need not
say why. We do not feel under any
obligations TO publish our correspond
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tween them is generally regarded as
not improbable, their interests III
Central Asia being supposed to
conflict. There is certainly no good
reason why these should conflict, Int
there IA normally more or less friction
between England and Russia IN spite Of
the .ear relationship of their royal fam
lilies, not only as described, hut also IN
tine Union of Prince Alfred, Duke OF
Edinburgh. the second son Of Queen VIC
TORN. with Marie, Of Russia, sister OF
the Emperor Alexander Ill. This mer-
rage took place nearly fifteen years ago.
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LRMOS nor DROPS

cure all Coughs. Colds. Hoarssness, Sore Throot
rcnchitis. Pneumonia. aud all throat AMI
Lung diseases. Price q cents sold b. drug
gists. Prepared only BY Dr.. u. AoIley. Atlanta,
flA &C I-cu6Ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

Do not be indeed TO take some other
preparation when You call for Hoods
SArsaparilla. BE sure to get Hoods,
which is peculiar.
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NORh.RYER LINE VIA WEoI
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nAiLNe<o Lsyss.

mol General Freight Agsut
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
GBspuLg IN EFFECT AUGUST ~ 1894
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScHBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND
1872 A. ". Daily, via Richmond sai Petersburg
railroad Arrive ~ Petersburg ii'D
A. N. arrive AZ Norfolk "a r. a.
43o A. N. Daily. rig kichmond snf Petersburg
railroad. Arrive AZ Petersburg 100
a. ". No : leaves Petersburg .vtJ
A. N. for Farmvlle. Lynchb1rz, kos-
nCke, Bristol Knoxville AMI al
points -ogth aEf SosI
THROUGH CAR 10 LYNCuBUh9
400 p ~ Daily, va Rlchmoai AMI Petersburg
railroad Arrive Petersburg 90 p
NJ. leave Petersburg 40 r. VI. dtiiE
arriving Norfolk ~ r. u. rhrYufh
oar k.chmopi - Norfolk
eC0P. NJ Daily, ga KtchuOni snl fetersbnff
railroad Arrive =, fclerabprx 50
J. ". conarottng win ifaia No
having Pesersburs a. 80 r. N. i)f
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PULLMAN 1LEEeISG-CAR ACCoAhODA'
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General Passenger AgenL
CHARLss q. EDDY. Vice President
Geucral office. R1Aloko. ~ aull
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1icted when she became the bride OF the
young man destined to rule the vast
British empire. Her marriage took
place on March 10, 1863. ON November
., 1866, her sister, Marin DaRmar' was
married 10 the Grand-luEe Alexander,
heirapparcnt Of Eussia ami now TIE
Emperor Alexander ILL., The newly
bctrothcd couple are. therefore, first
cousins, bong the children Of two sig
terra Their marriage will be another
bond Of union between the Powers that
possess the greatest arca Of territory, Of
tho empires Of the World hut itmay not
be on this account harbingcr OF peace
between them. Every now and then
the relations Of Great Britain with
Russia ara strained, and a war be-