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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN ", THOMPSON,
~ Commencing MONDAY. June %. 1855. for poto-
mac law q landings Colonial BoAch. Aom.nL
Currioman. and Leo. arutown
Leave 9th street " hArf nj . am. Monday. Wednes-
day. aud riday. Fare TO all landngs nrst-clans. %
cents; second-clAss 35 cents l. W. EMMAhI.
je2l-0w General Mann.rer.
DOToMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
for baltimore and Potomac River LAndfngs.
Steamer SUI. Capt oeosheSaI- leaves stephonsouo
Wharf every SUNDAY. q q O'clock y. ". hvea
freight must be- prepaid
tor iuftleE Authorization. apply 20
sIEPhENsoN BRO
m3-0n sth street wharf
MI. VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCoRAS
leaves wharf daily tekceJt sunday for Ne
Vernon and hiver Landings far down ~ lymont Is
10 O'Clock q IA. Returning. reaches Mashinstoa
about $3.50 y. m
sl6 Z. l. BLAKE. CAptsan-
UroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON sTEAMLR .wAKEFIELp-
Leaves 9Th ct wharf ON MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
md sAIUkDANs a. am. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS y w. touchinI at kivsrLAnd-
ings - far Noninl Greek Va. 81 Clements bay sd
Leonsrdtown. Md. Connects with b aud o. Il r. %
snepherds See schedule. JOHN b. PADGErT. Asl
q. ". RIDLEY. Manager. n2S
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bushnell CARUsL
ID Real Estate Brokers.

ID Real Estate Brokers.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, VALUABLE PROPERTY
Firth III sTk kEETT s6TMEkH FOURTH AND
M os s se Suetn IN frGPt e fhe
north of square SID beginning at the southeast
foot alley, thence along alley west 20 feet: thence
sou w eet inches, 10 street north; thence east
tee improved by three-story bricx, 1-room dwell
ing. ALI modern improvements. All l. street north
We will also sell at the place and hour part Of
40, seuare north OF squire olo: beiinnlng az the
feet thence east feet to 5ioOt alley t6ease souS
"a street north Id feet 10 the place OF beginning
cont ininf IN al. Lot ct Improved by two-stGry
proyements; ~; 400 street northwest.
m,nts al one two and hree secu ell by notes OF
bearing per cent INTEREST," aid deed OF trust
jy6-d DIS CLIO ". sIlokNEY. Auctioneer.
nESIkABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING
- Ih=EL-sI okY BRICK NO. 9l6 1 slkELr
on hpNlspiY AFTERNOON. JULY ,ELEy-
$500. PART u L6T Is. SQUARE s74.
fronting - feet y inches on street with deth of
li2 feet l0>a inches TO 80 loot ably improved oy
lane story ick dwelling. with back building.
This Irol cry c.nvenient to all street lines.
Terms: $1,000 to remain on the property at s per
cent per annun until January Atm lo:o; bal nee Of
lern.s to be con-! lied with in ten days o. herwise
mat reserved resell AT risk and purchaser
sitter hv1 days ub.ic notice of such resale
newsl sper published in " asniuKton ID. q.
jy.I-d&ds DJ \ ANSON BlUS, Auctioneers.
rHANCERY SALE OF NALUABL IMPRUVED
~ P.sPEhtY. No. 1907 AND 1909 u sThEEr
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Cour, of the
Distric, OF COLUMBIA, III Equity Cause No. 10.9ol.
Dot ket % We the uhdersleed Trustees. VII OF or
,a IN front Of the premises, at puolie u, ion, On
FRIDAY, TIE 1HlRTEEN II DAY or JULl, A.
-. 1888 al the hour OF 1--WE O'CLOCK L. NJ all
those pieces pa cells Of real iate hnOwn aud de-
scribed ON tAe plat or plan OF the city Of Washington
~ trlcd Of CuIul US and being the west n teen
llo) let front u str ct north. Of lot numbered
90 by the depth thereof, aud Al lot numbered two
CD. UOtn said iuts Old ana two CD being III
square numbered twO hundred and hIty-two t2.J:1l,
improved by tdfee-siory frame b and a Dr X
stable. used a livery stable.
Terms of sale Oneh I'd cash. one-third in one, and
onetird in years date of sale with teres
the rate Of six cent per anuum, the deferred
hts TO he by deed trust on the property
sofia 5000 deio 1t required o. the purchaser pur-
cha>ers at tn day Of sale. Ii the terms OF sale not
complied with within ten DAYS from the Gay OF sale.
The trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk
and Cost O1 the ue4 auting urchaser.
ILAfIN BROWN,
3,3 ST. NV. lr.
ANDREW b. DUFALL, Atus'oe>
Az La
n3.d&da DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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TKNku. TEEs SAL OF A LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
AND EIFIEENIH, IMPROVED 81 BRICK
Structure. KNOWN AS THE SECOND
WHITE OAK BAPTIST Gu IL RICH"
Under and by tue Of deed of trust recorded in
lbr lll1 1olo l2o 4 seq. on of the Land Records
tor the District OF columbia and W urd OF Supreme
Court for said district passed IN Equity cause No
1lOSl. dOcke % will offer for sale in 4 the
premises, ON MONDAY, the >tCOA ID DAY Oh yILY.A
II. 1855, at HALL PAST FIVE T. N the following
descrD real estate situate IN the city of Washing
ton, ID. e. TO wit: lie east halt OF lot forty three t4
IN ". Il. Drurl 5 IT al suDdiNis Of square two hun
dred aud nine GOD As the IL recorded in Later
"B" folio SO OF the Surveyor Office the District
Of Columbia. with the church and all
lures and furniture therein.
Terms of sale: one-third % cash. and the balance
in one I'D and two 90 years, with int ret the
OF six FER centum .nHuin, yable semi annually.
aud secu Ell 10y deed trust th- property suld.
all cash, option of the purchaser 100 required
at time of sale. Terms To be complied with n ten lOl
DAYS from day of sale. the property viii be rsold
risk aud cost OF ueiaultiug purchaser. AL convey
auclng At purchasers cost.
JAMES ii. MARI.
AADLEM Il. DUvALL. lTrustees
4o2 Louisiana ave.
GEO ". STlCKNEY,
le21-eo&ds Auc,ioDeer. 3:,6 St
eE THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED To
WEDAESDAY, July ELEVEN 1856, same hour aud
pas Ss:eOsas s Al 4 Nh q nbuvAIL Trustees
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

Il HONSANoON DhOS.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRiCK DWELLINGS
NOS, RIG, 22lS, 222O AND 2222 q STREE "
NORTHWEST, AND nos. a2ll AND LIB Il
SThkLT NORTHWEST, LARGE BRICK STA
BILE AND VACANT LOI.
By virtue Of deed of trust. duly recorded In Liber
No 1865, folio 4S0 ct seq. Of the land records the
District OF oIuulb a, viii sell ON MONDAY, the
NINTH DAY Oh JULY, AID loss. at HALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the premises, all
those certain pieces parcels Of land Premises
known and de-cribed On the ground plan
plat of Washington cltv, District of
Columbia, and being all Of original Lots numbered
two and six. in s4uars Lunocre1 nityseyen $50. the
said lots embracing: Sub lots nineteen tl9l twenty
t20s twenty ne CID. twenty two C22 twenty three
(,:iD. twenty ca. tw nty-fye cob twenty-sx
(20), twenty C91). and twenty-eight (2sl la
Jon hites subdivision, recorded book >, folio
l26 of the records the survey office OF the Dis
tIict OF Columbia
Terms t. Toe made known at time of sale and TO
be complied with in twenty days property Will be
sold at risk ana cost Of defauting purchaser. de-
post Of Zoo Will be required each piece OF prop
chaser's cost. - -
GEORGE GATOR rrn.,a..
Je25-eo&ds JAS. h. MARI, Afuss
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
Two BAY, wlNpoMEp Two-sT9Ry AND BASE
AND 4e6k Z STREfT. MAJ Sixth sTREK


TWO BAY-wlNDowEp Two-sToRy AND BASE.
Il MENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, Nos 400
SOUTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON JULY SEVENTH,
az hALf-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK Ne VIII sell. In front
SUB Lors 90 AND 81, SQUARE 4sa
each fronting 10 O. i2 feet street improved By
two-story and Basement bay-wfndoued g. room brick
houses
Terms: one-half cash; balance in year. Note 70
bear per GENT inter st from day Of sale and 10
cured by deed OF trust all cash ~ option OF p0r
chaser. deposit Of tl0O will be required on each
house at time of sale Conveyancing kc Of purchA-
sers, cost Terms 10 be complied with In ten days
U2-d DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
EXECUTRIx,s SALE OF COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, No 400 FIRST
sIkEET SOUTHEAST. NEAR THE CAPITOL
on sHfURp2Y. JULY SEVENTH. 1855. q, FIVE
OSLoCk- IN front Of the premises. shall Ter for
SAFE Iarts OF Lots IL and Is. in 134 Lot 32x
Ilo improved by two-story frame dwelling. contain
ing seven rooms, With modern improvements. Bee
Terms cash Conveysncins and recording at pur-
cnaser cost. 800 required at time Il 81
3e2S-dSds NARY j. JONES. Executrix.
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AUCTION SALES.
~
FUTURE DAYS.



EIESgToE:s SALE o. VARIABLE JxrRoyEp
TwEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTREsTs
BY authority under the last viii Of the late Aususie
MoSSx7 July s 4 rSo iss ss';G SIX *
TO- in square No 3s3 having 23 feet front by about
S 70 a s
rcSms and bathroom Stable IN the rear
the time Of sale; TIE rem.nder q the purvs.se money
he ,Ss ia % fs ne
prorerty 81 the risk and Of dfautinx purchaser
Iished in the city o. Washington. u. q All convey
'as'ns as IDS Rffii1nii ~; SrrRHorr
rI,HoAAs BOWLING. AucponeeE
H RETEPsG gT rK KThH.E OK
AMP sTET T sr sIREErs ASp BsiSG 81
On M6NbA1' JULf SIXTEENTH. lsss. at FIVE
public suction is,. 5 10 and / front as on s.eaSsn
street, and lot rs to insl1sss fronting on Mass
Mt Pleasant all having front Of 50 feet by depth
avenue and opposite the scheutzen Park.
Terms; One third cash the residue in three equal
ing interest At Per cent per anpun and secured BY
and on the co sS w
iy7-st THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
~ A. ROOT 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF cR p ss MnR R SdSs S ZOOS
street southwest entire contents, uarbietop chamber
suits, m.rbletop tables nd sdeboard. center and
tension tables. bureaus, wAsh-siands soia~ spring
mattresses chairs, carpets olceth. refriserntor lam
Terms cash '' NV ''''' ,y6-2t
ExRcuIoRs SALE OF Two.sToRY FRAME
Il HOUSE, No. l0l9 FOURTH sThEEr SOUTH
By suthoritv of the win of Henry Smith, deceased
Columbia passed in equity cause No 1905, / will
s S1H GT n 81. "a 4, public sss'Sn C1 Ne
in front OF the premises iot "B in Less sa6vison u
Terms: one third cash. b-lsnce siK and twelve
months all cash. at purchasers option Terms be
old I. pu ns an .e sI aud s s S VIZ 10 RE
CURED a. time Of sale. HANK ID. OVER. Executor.
iy5-dts DuSCASsoN BROS, Auctioneer..
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABI.E PROPERTY ON
MAR LeSt sf nPE or s nTfkhEArH srsh
TIE BUREAU OF ENGkAyING AND PRIN y.
BRICK DWELLING HoUsfs.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court q the
Distract oI Columbia equity No. ls.
the und rsigned trustees vail sel Iubc auction
BAY OF # the L 3 X ss a. nA hs fg
O'CLOCK NJ the following real estate IN the city Of
part OF ol seven {. IN square two hundred and sixty
lot west, and running thence north forty
t40) feet; thence east huud ed and ve 05l feet
thence west one hundred aud iiye dos, ieet ten toi
inches 70 II oennns; nnroyed ., ,hree two.s,ory
/ good condition.
/ Terms Of sale; One h nd cash. and the balance in
and two witt interest from the day sale,
for which the notes of tn purchaser must lie given
at the purchasers option Adeposit OF sl0o ON each
house Will lie required At the tim. VI sale All convey
hnclng aud ding at the purchasers cost. 1aNes
will paid day sale II the of not
| complied with in ten days the Trustees the
right resell the risk and the ueiaults
| purchaser.
JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
| 800 9th : NV.
JAMES T. SHEA, Trustee.
6:S2 Pennsylvania ave. NV
| DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. je3O-dSds
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- NORDDEUTCshER LLOYD q q 90
ta-t fxpress Steamer,
To Southampton tIondon. Hsyrel. Bramen.
Aller. We'd. July l. T. IA: lldsr, Sat-. July L.
am; Elns. Wed July Is. .. IN fulds. Bat. July
n, pm. sale Ned July %. Eibs. Sat. July
70, q m
Comfor able staterooms. excellent tste, luxurious
saloon appoin Prices. list cabin. HOO and up
wards berth, according - location. I'd cabin. oyy
and sOO berth, stoerA-e at low rates. Apply 70 T. u
DkOof, S25 Penn. ave. bEA-L- bkOWN Cos
1921 Est ys
"A ATLANTIC EXPREss SERVICE
LlNEhfOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF koNE from New York
WEDNESDAY, July i, August q, sevt , oct
Largest and hnest passenger steamer adosk
Cabin. toO. sso ana 500; second Cl.sA s5A
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamer every SATURDAY from New Yorkto
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Csbin Passage % Glasgow, Londonderry, bvefpoek
or Belfast ESQ and ESQ; eecond clasA ESQ.
steersse. outward OF prepaid. eithsr ssrvhce NJ
elers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Dpfn Tor -
Amount ssued at lowest current rzfsn- For boose0
ToursL TicketA OF further informstion Apply 70 n -
hEADEks0N BhOIhEks, New lork Or ~ Ws
MOSS S2l Penn ave. n. ~. Wonhfn6toA e1LV-So
T. GAS L DUBOIS CO. pAnhsrs. AxsnsA
Cali snd inspect plane and dsscsiptien q ysssa L
cssions made e oncs CABIN pssare 600 CSC. goo
and tI25 Round-tx1p greatly rsduosd
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w yjS-940 Louisiana
Auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness. &c, every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. TEN A
NJ
Large stock of New and Second-H Carriages
BuggIes, Wagons, Harness. &c, always hand at
private sale. le1-lm
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- PENSsYIvASrA ROUTE

II PENNsYIvANrA ROUTE
p np ~ ihk =, NnhEH. WEsT hSp souTHwrsE
SELL Rails MAeSIrictsT souifshSr
IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. lsss
TRAINS LEAVE WASH NGTON, FROM STATION
CORNER sIATH AND q SHEETS. AS FoIc
Pullman Nestibul.d Cars. Ai y so a m daily; Tast
Lane, 20 am, daily; % Cincinnsu and 81. L0uis
and HArrsburs 70 - Louls daily, except saturday.
Sn,Safe With SeePi a Car Alioona e Shlo.sa
Carr Washington 20 Chicsso and 81 Louis. aud er-
daily a. aarfisSars WITH through sieeSars ne
Louisville and Msnrhis Pacific Erprs-., 1000
through sleeper 10 r1t~burs and httsburs q
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Lrie, Canandaisua. Rochester Buffalo Niagara
io,9e nm; daily; except Saturday. with slsepins
For wilisnIsport Lock Haven. and ElmirA q 80
H.. an m, daily ehccT. sund.y. 90 o.,
ll.l .alf ZOO. 40. 10 90, and il 20 pm ' on
Cars 40 a m, daily. except SUNDAY aud As p
For BGsiSS without change S- 90 pm. every day.
For Bar hsrbor without change daily e,oeIs sstur.
For BTsSslyn y r =. ssrSush train. connec, ., s.r.
direct transfer 20 Fulton street avoiding doabs
For if rI1IsS; serss' Ns ~ fo a c 40
s. So al 20 S9S 10 % ana i IS aS RI ID sun
an weekdays aud 3'45 p N daily with DINING
For and s-ii Il e;s' sSO. go 90
sa{Y POO S@S e3S IA 80 IItS an: 400. sax
For roVs s Srsek Ia line and ma 40 nm dan,
For ~ sSSI.S II IKE ana 90 ,scs e y,
m, Bpm
MAJ NASP PA hSp Ran.
RAILROAD.
For A 81 naaa sC &C. - s $50 Ak
1922 and Pas sunday sns c !, 90 s.A
Accommodates Tor ousntico S 90 pm week dsys
For lichmond aud the south, 90, 10 81 an dais
Train s sss s ios sIna.s 7a
sYo s % md III go 100 On ss ma
day go 10 and il .o7 am. 600. 10 asoS. S:ss
Tickets and information at the once northeast cor
ner o. l3th street and Pennsyyanis avenue, and a.
Of bag e q dest,n.ion from hotel. and rs.d.ass
General Msnarer pe4I Gen. Pa xsss.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. 1855.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
f9r Shicago aud Northwest express daily lo:55A
:, Tor Cincinnati and St Louis express daily s.na
For Pitisburr and Cleveland. express daily o.ss.
For &, and Local Stations tIo.loam
Fog Philadelphia. Newark, and Wilmington. z so q
in,sTnsdsisp pon,. ssae sssf Baltimore AMI
Per siLgeriy and intermediate points 30 an.
For Bsiumore S. $40. $40. 7.3o, $50, s.4s IL
4Singts ,o IRA n an ~ 10 2;o3
liz; 2'o5. $780, 49, AS. SIS IS e:ss SIS and
For Annapolis 6 40 and 10 m. l2.lo ana 30
harois 40 80 M NJ Il o5. $50 IS: eso pm sun
days 49, Am, 4;lo Pm.
more. ; 40, 30 am. II 10, 8 30 3s as pm.
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FINANCIAL.
SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITy IN NERVOUS AND MENTAL
~ sGiss..ss spinal OVARIAN and utsrins troubles
cured. references. Washington Curea DR.. L. b
L. NICHOLSON. 604 18th q. nv, COG. y. 1s6-lms
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ATTORNEYS.

sSsaus. wss6iassoa u q EssidsseS lSiS q .
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To = RishsRnaan.
Ahook,
A book,
Ashady nook,
a wish,
A f1Sh,
= sudden swish--
4 siSh. But Why3
Next day . lie
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. AacrloneoE
"a. ROOT / CO.. Auctioneers.
HousEHoLp FITRNITuRE

On MONDAY MORNING. JULY NINTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK will sell in house No zoos Euur-and-a half
street southwest entire contents uarbstop chsnb@r
SUITS msrble-top tables nd sideboard and
tension tables. bureaus. wAsh-stands sofs~- spring
mattresses chairs carpets u-coth refrigerator lam
Terms cash. ty6-ot
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The same chanceI-the same arches-the same
salnts-tAe same harmony. and the same man
aL1 Jet now tGe sunlight tTanSngures themr
" no would nave recognized, IN Iuis morning
Dreh,hrss, The exact replica OF the scene OF the
previous evening? TO maze the repelition sun
tiers thr CnuTGn.
Is tAe sunlight also responsible for the rapid and
MOhueiiQI Change IN keglnaId GOrdops face, Is
That glad siliIe due 70 the Influence OF the solar
Ia4s HA!cn linge his chestnut nalr with a rather
TOJtf - ~ Ss~'
How nice this is-meeting you herelr he ex.
eiAiineo, as he ned out his hand and slid on the
seooL. There Is nothing like Old friends 10 cheer
e.e-os up "hen he Ia away from home. DO you
har,naa,, now We used 70 pump away al the little
Yes; anl how IL used 10 wheeze . cried Mar
s' t@usnihg- play sweet Bye-aud- Bye nov
JQst Tor associatioa's sake" WV
$3.50 -a Soua Slied with her request
&c sweet Dye-and-Lye' L. here nov " he Gaia
rs ne finished; "ali but tue prsu,,fui sh,,rs y 1870
lnsb tnEy were each silent for A moment. owl
SCn.n soue mutual recollection had ari.en ana
ho I Ss "a US spell; perhaps a memory OF one
ma. 80 VIZ .19i .hat shore. Then Reginald's
linus Slowly approached the keyboard aa.a VII n
Light SA~'0 Leao, Aihoiy
. As the sweet strains rose Narvare, s,o,, H., a..
organ WITH her hands loosely clasped befor,. har
also, aud the tears, Iinged SCARED nv ~.
tnnotsh Tine ~lnd0ws ieil quickly and slienTsy
for lew minutes neither OF them $780,. !. "A
then Margaret broke the silence In a ow vos.ss "A
So ~, - Just .iAe an own mother 70 me abe
keg maid did not answer AZ once I'M, ha ,-.,
unsafhy stretched out his hand and tOos 49,.
rel Raising Ais eyes 10 her face be murmnr.S
wnAs sweet woman you have grown 10 h.
lust - knew you would" w.
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EPECIALrY IN OVERWHELMINGLY AND
- CENTURY naUaGines bound mr. o5 and rs c111s 8
THE LlCEIT blkDkkf teseahltshsd 1884 1olx
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POISONOUS COSMETICS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-14
QUEEN NATALIE LOSES HEB SON.
TAKEN FROM HER BY THE GERMAN POLICE
THE YOUNG CROWN PRINCE on HIS WAY BACK
TO SERVIA


wiesbadcn, July 13-An officer attended by twenty
policemen entered Queen Natalie's villa at 10 O'Clock
this mcrnnga and shortly afterward reappearcd with
young Prince Alexander the sevsn Crown Prince
ard lady honor of the Queens suite The two were
bundled into closed carriage and driven TO tho rail-
way station, where the Prince was handed over to
NJ Protics, Chief of the scrvan Police, who placed
him a train. In few minutes NJ Protics ana his
charge their way TO belgrade crowd
cheercd the Prince when he was brought out OF the
house
When the police entered the house they found tho
Prince sobbing in the Queens arms. The ohcer IN
command stated his mission TO the Queen who SAID ::
1" | refuse to part with my child The oinccr re-
piled "If you refuse to surrender him, my instruc-
lions are TO take him by forco- Princess Morrouz,
the Queens sister, and Madame Ghika, who were win
the Queen knet before her and bcsough her to spare
tho Prince the pain and horror OF struggle Inv
Queen then reluctantly submitted to the removal OF
the boy, who went away sobblng When he haa gone
the Queen gave way to uncomfortable grief
When tho Queen received notice from the police
that she must part with her she telegraphed to
King Milan lmporlng him TO allow the boy TO remain
with her another month. The King however, was
incenscd at the abrupt manner with which the queen
had refused his conc.liatory proposal for mcdation
and tclcgraphed back to the Crown Princes 'utor
that the boy must not remain with the Queen day
longer. The Queen had planned to fly with inc Dos
and with this intention had ordered special ilaih.
she failed state her destination and The au'horc'
refused to give her the train. . - ,.,
Tcrlln. July 13.-Ihc German police have ordercn
Queen Natalie of servia TO leave Germany Wllhlh
TO the railway station at Wcsbadcn and place hcr on
train bound for Vienna. If the Queen atlcRip's
resist these orders force will be used IN carrying
them out. Queen Natalie Is prostrated. hef VITA
Is surrounded by police.
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"THE TINES" ACCEPTS TIE OFFER
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE PROPOSED PARNEI

TRIBUNAL.
London, July 13.-'Thc Timcs,' referring TO the
Governments proposal TO create COM
mittee inquire into the charges
made by that paper against tho Irish members OF
Parliament, says it fails to see why special Tribunal
should be constituted TO satisfy MT ParheHs ui'-
willingness to go court, but IS willing to accept
the project for committee upon condition that II
investigates the whole mass of facts involved III inc
articles on Parncsm and Crlmc.'
The Pail Mall Gazette opposes the idea Of limiting
the scope Of tho inquiry into The Tmes's' charges
against Irish members of Parliament, and favors sifng
the charges to the bottom. 1t says the friends of Mr.
Parnell are III advised In hIggng about accepting Mr.
Smiths proposal to appoint a commission.
"Thc St. Jamess Gazettc' says that If the Parnelites
refuse to accept Mr.. Smiths proposal they Will be
unfit to sit in the House Of Commons In the future,
and Mr. Gladsones position Will be what he chooses
to mako 1t thereafter.
Dublin, July 13.-"The Frceman's Journal says
tho proposed investigation OF The London Timcs's'
charges against Irish members OF Parliament by a
commission of judges IS beset with difficulties.
"The EXPRESS Conservative says 1t Is amazed
and perplexcd at the Governments proposal to ap-
point such commission. why It asks, should
allowed to express legal opinion upon cvdepne the
legal effect Of which would be triflng and the political
effect nOthiugr 49, - ~
Notice OF the motion TO be submitted by Mr. W.
IT, Smith for leave 10 introduce bill providing for
n tho House OF Commons tonight. Inc text Is a
follows: .,-, -.-..,..,.. . t,or,,o
into charges and allegations against certain members OF
Parliament and Others by ne deenIan,s IN 'h com
mission TO have power examine witnesses under oath 10
compel full disclosure Of all facts and documents ana 10
t1S" or perjury witnesses who nay have crlmnaed them
selves the parties to be represented BY counsel 'S
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ton in the tariff In case OF a change In the
tariff, a read adjustment of wages Is TO take place
URECK ON TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
ALARMING But UNcoNrIRMED RUMoRs OF GREAT
LOSS DE IIEI,.

LOSS OF LTEE.
Helena, Mont, July l3 Special. l.-Reports OF
railroad accident on the Northern Pacific reached
here about noon to-day, and since then all kinds
of rumors have been flying about in regard to it.
If later reports true, the first report was very
much exaggerated, but there is 10 definite informa
tion to be obtained tonight. The railroad Off
cials are extremely reticent. The first rumor was
that No. passenger train going east, crashed
through the Rosebud River bridge, 353 miles east
of Helena and thirty-two miles this side of Miles
City, and thirty people drowned.
Later reports were to the effect that the train
was wrecked by the washout of n bridge over a
small mountain rivulct and tumbled over into the
waters of the Yellowstone River, which runs close
alongside the track between Rosebud ard Forsythe.
Whether any was killed nc one here knows
definitely The railroad officials say that there
was not, but they appear anxious They admit
that there WIS IA bad wreck and that the accident
was serious