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Two Royal Scandals.

London Special to the New York sun.
King Milan Of Servia, is keeping court at Bel
grade and his Queen Nathalie at Wiesbaden. The
latter Is In mortal fear that her surIy lcentious
husband has designs upon her little son, although
he solemnly agreed TO let the lad remain with his
mother. IL Is said the unhappy queen never lets
her boy go out OF her 81 Zht, and that he Is con-
stantly guarded by 5talwart Seryian5 devoted 10
her cause. Those VINO know the kings vindictive
character OF the opinion that the queens fears
are all well founded
An interesting story reaches me from a WELL
Informed correspondent In Paris. IL Is said that
the Due dAumale, OF the orleans family, Is on the
point Of marrying his lady OF honor, Mademoiselle
Chanzy, Tor the sole purpose OF annoying his
nephew and the heir presumpttve TO his enormous
fortune, the COmte de Paris The family have
always been uneasy about the rather equivOcal
position OF Mile Chanzy In the royal dukes house.
hold IL report proves true IL will be serious
matter 10 the expectant heir. Already the mere
rumOr has worried the Orleanist family almost out
OF their wits
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Enterprising Chicago Gambler.

FROM the Cnlca<O Tribune.
At one Clark street gambling house early In the
convention proceedings four years ago q Ken
lucky man was permitted 70 win 5000 at faro one
night The word permitted" Is used advisedly
as the truth OF this story could be supported by
andayits II the gamblers who put up the job could
De Induced give away the facts IN the case. He
was lOud-mOuthed man, this same Kentucktan,
and LOST no time in spreading the news OF his good
luck As consequence the Clark street house
was literally tammed with visitors for the next
few nights. What was the next move? Brace"
games were played without intermiSSon; not the
slightest pretenSe OF fairness was allowed. As a
consequence the house was a steady and enormous
winner. IL Is said that one night alone $50, 600
was cleared up.
The gamblers missed IL In one particular, how
ever; they failed 10 rope In the Kentuckian again,
as had been originally Planned One OF the en-
pl0yes OF the mouse had been entrusted with the
job OF clinying 10 the man from the blue grass
country until he could IN a day or two induce
MIN 10 return But the gamblers made a wrong
calculation; they misJudged the capacity OF their
frlend 10 absorb Robinson County alongside or a
native who literally mad been brought up on the
bottle SO the employe fell by the wayside; the
kentuckian was enticed into little game Of draw
at a room In one OF the hotels, and there he not
only dropped the roll" which he had gathered
together In the gambling house, but all he could
Deg or borrow outside.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
s rds ayp ss sA1 r. ?. s SAEA
ffHsf E zsSSyEs1 FSHsdS; :fSSt W. e
Fz W. mss ::.S:
Uss Ss " % he'd q
s.sons. kodssrs ding. Bsswsssr Psrk pSssson tire:
sS:ss
Win Psis and :S.is: light Ss.or. .aprs:.
All .ns o.ns
MT D9wney intends making extensive improve.
ss i s. ord e
anteed TO be Is represented CATALOGUES and further
OF this 81 RsdS wi
SAFE v{ Of NC q vALTAgLE TwoIsIoRy TRA A
MyfFhEE Ss6SsT5E
IN sS
june 1885, viii sell It public suction in ieont q The
4 p efhss. S,fs'i
js!sa
ala tight snSs with .,S The south line
terminus Of line drawn ct right angles from said
feet easery from the point OF beginning. and thence
with the astdescrbed line to said and Themes
westerly with said 25 feet to the point Of
house.
Terms q sale prescribed by the said decree One
third OF the purchase money cash the day Of sale
OF WITHIN ten days thereafter and the balance 10 swe
the day Of sale with interest At the rate of per cent
money may be paid in cash within ten days after thu
day OF sale deposit Of 800 will be required when
the property is sold. All conveyancing at the Pur
chaser's cost: If the terms of sale not complied
with within ten days after the day Of sale the rusee
reserves the right to sell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defautng after five days sdver
the city Of Washington, ID. c.
WILLIAM ". BOARMAN. Trustee.
Room 8, Webster Law Building.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, o36 n.
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From the Houston Post
An exciting game Of bali was played yesterday
between two mines, composed largely Of gentle
men OF the Ethiopian persuasion: The contest was
interesting from first to last-there was keg Of
beer it-and twelve innings were played before
q decision could be reached One Of the players
known as the ''man-killer," from playful habit
time he struck at the ball, created considerable
CONSERVATION among his own men In the sxth
inning by throwing the heavy end OF the club
against the bread-basket OF o crack center neld,
but the corpse was carried from the neld and the
game went on. One side nnal;y razooed the other.
The score was 20 TO ia
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III Cen Blank Is not engaged" remarked a Wis
itor at the Grand Paeinc a day or two ago TO
young man who seemed TO have charge OF one OF
the delegation headquarters. 81 have friend here
that 1 would Ike 10 Introduce 20 him"
'Wel, sir, he Il too busy 10 see ANYBODY now
said the young man, pcmpouSly; '.you and your
1riend Will have 70 come some other time"
Then. II you VIII permit us, :" rejolned the Wis
itor removing his hat, and looking at the speaker
with the most profound reverence, ave will stand
here few moments and gaze In silent awe at the
gentleman who doubtless owns Chicago"
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No Wonder He Dropped Dead.

East LIVERPOOL, OHIO. June 27.-Samuel Boyer,
q salOon-keeper, dropped dead on sunday. He had
been drinking continually for six weeks, and IL is
said that in that time he consumed forty-eight
gallons Of whisky.
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KANSAS CITY, NO.. June 26-At the meeting OF
physicians held in this city, the committee APP
pointed from members OF the different societies 10
investigate and report upon the most practical
and reliable artificial means for relieving deafness,
have reported unanimously upon the invisible
device or H. A. Wales, OF Bridgeport, Conn
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St Louis man WITNESSING s'Julius CesAr7-'Do
you o,,, notice. my dear, with what stately grace
wile-.Yes. and he 10 In his night gown, too lts
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bosay.
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Suicide of n Grieyinx Mother.

living at Everftt a few miles northwest OF this
city, committed suicide yesterday by cutting her
throat with a razor. she was the wife OF a we'll
TODD farmer, and the cause OF the act Is supposed
have been the report OF the improbable recovery
OF her daughter. who Is an inmate OF the norfolk
Insane Asylum The deceased was sixty-four
Years old
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RAILROADS.
DrEDMoNI AIR LINE


80 A Mast lem Mad Daily for warr~ntoa.
Gordonsvfile Chariottsvill. Lynchturp and stations
ssT.s .ses sp and ss,s ..S Ss k
sleeper washington 10 New orl.sns
losie.ris. eordsnsvis. sssiisn. chss ohio RSu,@
lyncheurs ROCKY Mount psnVille .na stations o.
tween Lynchburs and Danyine. SreensborO RaleiTh
ham. Montgomery New Orleans Texss and California
Pullman Sleeper New Nork 90 Montgomery connec-
op NTH Pullman Sic rs Mon s1ss ~ Nes 'asss
burg and shreveport Pullman siesper panviile %
Columbia and Charleston Solid trains Washington 20
Atlanta Doe not connect for q and u route points
IS p. M.-Dsfly. except sunday. Cor Mana-.>S
Strssours and intermediate stations
GordonsNille. Charlottesville. Louisville. Cncinnst
and summer RESORTS on and near line OF Che-aIeAks
and Ohio ROUTE Pullman sleelsrs aud solid Tr.ins
Chattanooga Memphis. Lutte Rock. aud AL south
western points. Through Pullman seepers whshins-
burg DAnville Raleigh, ASheville. Charlotte column
biA Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Montgomery. New Or
ineton 20 New Orleans. Texas, Atlanta and Mont
gomery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains ON Washington aud Ohio division leave Wash.
ineton BOO AN Daily rncrpt sunday. and $50 y
NJ Returning leave Round Fan $50 An. Daily and
3 :loA.M and 8 SIS PM
THROUGH trains from the South via Charlotte Dan.
and 735 Pm WA Ez-t Tennessee Bristol and Lunch.
burg a. III :l3 M and y 80 PM via Chesapeake
and Ohio route and Charlottesville at 40 Pm.
Tckets. sleeping reservation and informstiou
inrnished and bassase checked at office 1900 tenn-
ssn. R.,ron , 1n an, r.s-enfs, station hsnRsS
ge4 General Passenger
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FNRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
L ON STREET NORIHWEST.

BY virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity No. l16S
trustee appointed in said cause will offer for sale
on FkIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JULY. A D. lSss, At
piece parcel Of ground and premises known and de-
scrbed the ground plat or plan Of Washington City,
quarter 90 Of lot numbered four a. in num-
bered SEVENTY five (75) together with the improve
ments. ways easenents &c, to the same belonyiu4
in any wise appertaining.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash; one-third year, and one third in two
years. the deferred to bear day
Of SALE and to be evidenced by notes of the Purchaser
which secured by deed trust the pre- mi
SEES. or all cash. At the purcha err. option Convex
required at sale Terms to be complied with in ten
days, otherwise the Trustee the right
after five days public notice OF such essle in
newspaper published in Wsshinnton, DC.
WfMAN L. COLE Trustee,
Fendall But ding. ~ and Indiana ave.
je23-dkds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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VlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS No. 443 STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia made on the 9th day Of June.
Chids ct al are complainants aud Sophrvnis Boswell
10 defendant will offer for sale. in front the
MONDAY. TIE SECOND DAY OF JULY. 1883. Lot
twenty-six t26) Of W. W Corcorsn's subdivision Of
Washington City. DC. said lot being improved BY
brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. and the balance in
two equal payable in twelve and eighteen
to be secured BY deed Of trust the prop
ery sold. and to bear interest At the rate Of per
purchaser cash deposit Of 500 win be required q
the time Of SALE II the terms Of sale be not complied
with in days from day sale the
the right resell 1t the sk and cost Of the defaulng
purchaser. All conveyAncing at cost Of purchaser.
WATSON J. NEWTON,
SO2 st., lr-.
HENRY WISE GAKNETT, Irusses9
4l6 9th 1T NV.
je2O-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. % 1893

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
For chicaxo and Sorthssst eIpsss. dsily IDS,
Fer Cincinnati and ST. Louis. EXPIRES. daily 3 ana
For fttsburs and Cleveland express daily 10 .55A
For LeIineton and Local Stations tlo:loam.
Fog Philadelphia. Newark. and Wilmington. q .3oN
m; 200 and ) rs pm. daily, express
h9r Intermediate points between Baltimore and
For sngerly and INTERMEDIATE points 81 30 an
For baltimore 5. e.3o. $40. 7.3o. 8 10. s.4s. N
irsinl $50 80 As D. 80 a. . ~ and
o5. s.so go sSs. 5$ 80 sss 8 IS and
For Annapolis. 8 40 and 30 a m, la:ioand 30
Pm; on s1ndA, 30 am, 4;35 pm, Leave An
days So an. 10 I pm o'' '''o o'o pm sun
Pc, f0I wsy stations between w.shinr.on and palu-
on Sundays 30 am; rs. 3 80. Z .35. e;45;
Is 80 a nd rs as pn. only 10 m
tis So ~ 90 ana al nts 5 points fsAm
For Boyd's and intermediate stations ~ pm, 80
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
10 pm, stopping 81 all stations ON Metropolitan
8 70. Frederck tlo:lo an. 10. t4:35. t5:3o pm
For Hsxerstown. TO 10 am. and IS .3opm.
ID for Lursy and points on the Shenandoah Valley r.
Western kR, pm
p IA from cincnnati and 81 ISuis daaly 70 M M
ana LIDO - m; frOm f1ttsourg daily 20 q 5 Is
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington. 10 a.
.; m, 2:5O 10. and % u N. daily.
Baltimore 10 y, daily and ~ Z 5 a sunday epIy.
SO. & = s:o5 IL Ss5ninust srain Z.
ute trainl a. m l2:la .. 3 4:lO. y o. $50. sl5.
m iIS. To- 81 70. 80 and 10 30 ~
fExeept SUNDAY ul1,syy Daily ssunday only; =,
dences on orders left at ticket Offices ols and 1854
" N CLEMENTS cHAs @. scUIL
ap3o Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Ascent
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE-sEvERAL SMALL PLACES AT GAL
sesFsSurs near '''sioP HILL Hi be sU cd ehsag ss
LrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
M erty.Three tracks e choice timber land in West
ADJOINING each other. Price % per acre. j X BRIs-
TOR. agent Martnsburg. w. Va. ,s23-6t'
NOR SALE-THIRTERN MILLION SQUARE FEET
IN full .na De
Washington City. u. c. and on which mXny grand
A PHILLIPS. l4is New York i ave- ' ;ess-im
EOR sALE-5O ACRES, AT FOREST GLEN. STA
nSn adjoining ney isSE At = for tn
toeether with 10 acres of land. for the small sum Of
good frame house and ali the necessary out
buiidings miles from the celebrated Orkney
ss1y buildings. on The Richmond a ana
fO.omsc haISad; 90 miles from Mashp o Tbs
Ct wheat and LOO barres Of corn annually Price.
OH n
per acre splendid farm Of 100 acres on the Glen
aU N Of
Rsstis1I,Ss :sii q address THOMAS SyssSSs,Z,
EoR sALE-AT MELROsE PARK. HYATTs-
Il vile. Md: desirable Lots opposite the hsndsoms
Re idenee Of the late r K Elliot CO L9s SO by $50
square foot Liberal to purchasers Of han
= sa' sGff
EOR sALE-NEAR ROCKVILLE, rs ACRES
new barn high heaaifal sise cheap IS o,ses ARMS
COOKED. LUCKETr, 935 r. or Rockville. Md ,el lm
HAvE A VILLAGE BONE NEAR WASHINGTON
III offer fine village lots 50x37 feet, at the
ing village of Ballston. Va IN mics from New Iron
Bridge, az $500: &25 down and $40 per mo. X. A
PHILLIPS. l4l9 New York ave. jel2-lm
NOR SALE-HANDsOME BUILDING SITES AT
Il Dunn-Loring. Among improvements new
tssres, &c magnificent parks and mineral springs
Call for plAts Specia, Inducements to builders
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER, l225 st. NV.
my263m
EOR SALE AT FOREST INN PARK FOREST
II Glen very desirable villa Sites several beautiful
residences already erected This Is the most charming
location on the Metropolitan branch b. 40. Lots
from cents . foot upward TH0S q. HkNSEY
l226 ST. NV. 3ey-1m
EOR SALE-BARGAINS-LoT AT FOREST GLEN.
Il Md; twenty minutes ride from city; SO up
jes-lm. l423h st.
EOR sALE-sPLENDID ESTATE. 44s ACRES
Il historic Brandy Station, Va NJ: X. r. Gull
and fences. COOKE D. LUCKETT. s35 st.. or
Rockville, Nd je5- lm'
EOR SALINE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED
FARMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES.
of from to five hundred acres, within from TO 90
miles Of the city, sui able stock dairy fruit and
general farming purposes at very low prices and on
'''' ALSO, FOR RENT
Several very desirable Country Residences.
je2-lm T. II. SYPHEkD co. 1921 St
LoR SALOON METROPOLITAN BR b. AND O.,
Il ct Rockville, houses q to lIr. hui ding lots
country seats and dairy farms other farms
TO 500 acres COOKE d. LUCKETT. s35 st NV.
or Rockville. Md 5el-lms
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NT SALE o OF ;yAhUyABLE LMRRoyEP
EkEe 1SSsFS Assf ssR III
AS 22t7 AND 22l0 TWELFTH STREET

IAlhI1 -fOOI ALLY ALSOs dOOSES KNOWN
As 22i7 AND 2210 TWELFTH STREET
By virtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court e the
will. on TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, A. D..
1888. ut HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, in front
Of the premises offer for sale q public auction. orig
lots 30 81 81 and IS Of c. I. Gardeners subdivision
of part of said square, Also the west twenty CID
feet of lot t6 in said square, being part of lots "a and
35 in said subdivision, and on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1888, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ will offer for sale at public auction.
in front Of the premises lots 10 and IL and the north
FIVE 5 feet Of lot g. and the south five feet of lot
II, in starr Metcalfs subdivision OF square 302,
being known q houses NOa 22l7 and 22l9 18th
street northwest.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash, the residue in three equal instalments able
in J. and years respectively from the day of SALE
the deferred payments to be evidenced by the proms
of the purchasers bearing dates
Oh the day OF sale and with interest at the Of
per centum annum, secured by deeds Of trusts
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
$3.50 shall be required ct the time Of sale each
piece or parcel property separately sold in square
No. 252, and deposit Of el0O shall be required Oh
each piece " the remaining property when Sold and If
any purchaser purchasers fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within such reasonable time the trus
tee prescribe then he shall proceed advertise
and sell at the risk and cost Of the defsultng
chaser. All conveyancng and recording 70 be at the
purchasers cost. BENJAMIN H STINEMETZ,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trustee
fa1 A-dH
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PHILADELPHIA Sroaa
HoT-wEATHER BARGAINS
India Linons Persian Lawns, LINEN Lawns Plain
and Dotted Swlsa Plaid Nsiusook. swiss and Lawna
Batiste, Crepsiins and Challis. extrs qualities ct
12hc.
Indi. asuss Underwear for LAdiss Men. and Chill
dren. ESQ
Peppswsu Jean Drawers for Men. . At guaranteed
5Oc.
Extr. qualities in light. weight Hosiery. Csc
Pure Silk Mitts that were Soc. now Csc.
Fans-Price cut right In halt.
PARAsoLA PARAsoIA
You WIN hsvs to them to appreciate the great re
ducton have nAads In the pr1cea Childrsns in al
colors ct SOC.
Ribbons-An widths Of cream and black a,l-dlk
Bargains in Lace F1ouncings. Cambria. NAinsook.
and Swiss Embroidery; Torchou. Val. and French
Laces.
speci.i barr,an, in Ixnsn and Turkish Tove,a
"a Mosquito Netting I'll colors 1t les than regular
special valus In Msn's Ans Nsckwsar. 25c.
cARHARr LxIDY.
,s2s .s2s 9TH and 7oe 1t NV
Orr Ia. Brsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
s ooN6SED FEI6S1 6ss:ss q i@it.tios. snd e.
10 .s .haS sS:
lo7 Penn eve. adjoining National Hotsl
| fun stock Of Trunks and sssehsis q The bess
n.as. e ys.y lsv peee Ma
H. ID. BAsa
nRoaxK1 AND TAILOR
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The TINE Has CoMr
WHEN PEOPLE MUST HAVE THIN
CLOTHING. AND THE AVERAGE MAN
WANTS THE INCEST HE CAN GET.
THE HANDsoMEsr THIN COATS AND
VESTS ARE MADE OF SILK AND CONE IN
SEVERAL STYLES AND COLORS
''PoNGEEs" RANK NEXT. AND NO MAN
GETS THE WORTH OF HIS MONEY IN
ANY GOODS MORE CERTAINLY THAN IN
PONGEE. 1T Is VERY COOL. VERY STRONG.
VERY DURABLE. AND WASHES EQUAL
TO LINEN.
FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T CARE TO
HAVE WASH GOODS" THE FINE MoHAIR
COATS AND VESTS ARE, PERHAPS. THE
MOST SATISFACTORY BEING "wIREY"
THEY HANG NICELY. WEAR ADMIRABLY,
AND ARE AS DREssY AS THIN GOODS
CAN BE-
IN BLACK COATS AND COATS AND
VESTS "BRILLIANT1NE," "sICILL1ENs."
ALPACAs, AND DRAP D'ETEs ARE THE
MOST POPULAR. WE HAVE THESE IN
REGULAR sIZEs-IN STOUT" FOR STOUT
MEN. IN EXTRA STOUT" FOB VERY
FLEsHY MEN. IN LONGS" AND IN Eek
IRA LONGS"
DRAP DETE COMES ALSO IN FROCK
COAT SUITS NOTHING IN THIN GOODS
SURPRISES DRAP DETE IN DURABILITY
FOR SMALL BOYS. SHORT PANTS SUITS.
DON'T FORGET THE WHITE AND STRIPED
FLANNEL sUITsLTHE NEWEST COOL
EST. AND MOST DREssY OF THIN sTUFFs
ALSO WHITE DUCK SUITS FOR THE
SMALL BOYS.
E b BARNUM L Co,
3e22 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Mama, mama" soobed q little three-year-old
girl running INTO the house, much offended n
Wlsn youu whip the old hen She won't let me
see the chickieS She dest lifted up her dresE and
they all ran right under.T-B,0alo Nssos
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A Girl Assaulted BY Four burglars.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June Clone OF the most VII
famous assaults In the history OF this city was
perpetrated upon the little daughter OF Mr.. +. n
Ward BY four strange men, Being alone In the
house she was accosted by the intruders, who Or
derpd her 70 tell them where her father kept MS
money. She replied that she did not know, where
upon they applied a handkerchief saturated Win
ehloroform 10 her nose, and she soon Iost her
senses. When she recovered she found herseiI
tied 10 a chair, while the men were ranSacklng
the house. One OF the men wanted 10 cut her
throat with razor but the Others objected They
then fed The girls cries for help attracted the
neighbOrs, who rescued her. she was shamefully
treated and In a precar1Ous condition mus lar
NO clew 10 her asSlilants have been obtained
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Nina Van Zandt I'm Denver

Prom the Denver Republican.
Nina Van Zandt, the proxy wife OF August Spies
arrived In Denver yesterday morning on the Bur
nngtOn and continued on to Manltou, where she
goes for rest and recreation, a guest OF an aunt
She appears TO have In q measure overcome the
effect Of her grief at the death OF Spies and his
brother anarchists Her bright eyes and hand
some lace have again assumed their natural ap-
pearance, and she l. the same bright active wo-
man that she was before the trouble Miss Van
Zandt has nuInoer or warm friends In Denver
who wish her well Two years ago the Young lady
spent the summer In this city the guest OF a
f2mlly on Capitol Hill
BOWERS CAPTURED AGAIS.-BOwers the Maryland
negro who, week ago, escaped from party who
terrOriZlng Carroll County, In the ghoorhood or
Union Bridge, was captured saturday night BY
a Tse msn ann and Ipa, So Tye cn lie Is now
are wei, and IL Is believed that now Bowers Is In
JAIL all excitement viii subside. Bowers had
served two terms In the penitenuary, and on his
release attacked and severely beat otto Jones' A
bind man, and crimlnally assaulted his Victims
companion, a girl named Ida Newoerry.
The MISSING SHIP FARRAGrr-The Boston shin
farragut, which Is missing with her crew OF
twenty-five Boston seamen, and which left CAL
cutta for New York l53 days ago. was comma nded
by capt. Richard T. Hardwick, who was accompa-
from a ship which left Calcutta nineteen days
aiter The Farragut sailed has been received say
1nS that they passed the wreck OF a ship LOO
miles from Calcutta, which Is supposed TO have
Deeh the Farragut.
HE WILL BIZ LYScHKp IP CAUGHr.-Sunday after
noon a negro named Jed Plitchett laid In waiting
Al spring on the farm Of W. c. Pollok q promi-
1ent Iartner In P1ttsylvania County, Va, caught
se1nie tne slsht-year-old daughter OF Mr.. Pollok,
ana eIminally assaulted her. Half an hour later
the enid erawled 70 the house and reported the
foiloks farm A number Of Determined men are
seoonnY the country for Pritchett, and he WIN be
ynSnsu II eaughI The little girl Is In critical
CONDITION, with but slight hopes Of her recovery
Mama, mama" sobbed little three-year-old
wish you'd whip the Old hen she wont let me
See the chickieS She dest lifted up her dreua and
they Al ran hight under. '-Bs0ato Nssos.
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aINDERCoRNa
Tne only sure Cure for Corns stops al palm En-
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

&C. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th st. NV.
Arson G. McCOok, Secretary. 1881 Mass. ave.
VIM. p. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles ". johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James K Young. Executive Clerk, 1905 q st. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. DoOrkeeper, Is I'd St ne.
]. Christie, Act. Asst. Doorkr S25 18th st. NV.
W. II. Bigelow, Postmaster. 16 Sd St ne.