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United states Land Court.

The Petaoa grant case, involving the
ownership of 1857 acres of land in Rio
Arrlba and Taos counties, still occupies
the attention of the United States court
of private land claims. 9. A. Spiess rep.
resents Benigno Hernandez and thirty
odd other protested owners, and ex-Gov.
Prince and Gen. Bartlett represent l.. z.
and M. u Farewell, bankers of Trinidad
and La Junta, who claim to have bought
the grant. Mr.. Spiess contends that at
most the Farewells only own three in
terests, while his clients own the other
thirty three interests.
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PATHETIC APPEAL FOR AID.
Destitute and Hungry People in
Oklah0ma-Chtldr Crying
for Bread.

Wichita, Kas., June San appeal for
aid has been received here from Medford,
o. I. The appeal closes as follows: "ln
the name ofsuffering humanity, we appeal
to you for such food and other things as
you can spare to help the destitute and
30 appease the hunger of Crying children.
Ship to the Lamont Township Aid asso-
citation, care Mrs. Elma Beacock. Rock
Island carries supplies free Of cost"
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Cattle and sheep War over.

Mccoy, Colo, June 8.--News received
by special messenger indicates that the
trouble between the cattle and sheep men
is over for the present at least. The
cattle men found only from 1900 to 1000
sheep in Colorado. The remainder had
already been driven across the state line
into Wyoming. Those still in Routt
county we're headed in the same direction.
The assurance was given by the herders
that they would cross the state line at the
earliest possible moment.
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Lieut.. Rac K us Dying.

Dallas, Texas, June 8.-Lieut. Geo. D.
Backus, Of the 1st cavalry, now located in
Arizona, is dying at hospital in this
city. He was found unconscious in the
woods near here, with an empty tin cup
beside him, by Lieut.. Stephens, to whom
he had left note saying where he might
be found. Lieut.. Backus had been in
failing health and was recently given an
indefinite sick leave.
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stone Throwing Strik ers.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 8.-The police
we're called upon to-day to unell a riot
ut the wo. ksof the American Wire COM
pany, where 200 laborers struck yesterday
for an increase Of wages. The strikers,
on learning that their places were being
filed, became very threatening. Stones
were thrown and windows broken, but no
one was injured,
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THE MARK E'rS.

New York, June s.-Money on call
nomiually at l a TX per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 219 q az.
Silver, 81; lead, $3l21s.
Chicago. - Cattle, market slow and
strong. Sheep, market steady.
Kansas City.-Cattle, market nominally
steady; Texas steers, $2.40@ $3.50; Texas
COWS, $215 q $500; beef steers, So 35 q
$5.45; native COWS, $1.75 @ $4.25; stock
ers and feeders, $3.50 @ $425; bulls, $500
@ $500. Sheep steady.
Chicago.-Wheat, June, 81; July, Sl2l
Corn, June, 521ls; July, 52B. Oats, June,
3!4; July, 3lB q 31A.
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weekly Bank statement,

New York, June S.-The weekly bank
statement is as follows: Reserve, de-
crease, $l,553,35O; loans, increase, $780,
900; specie, increase, $l42,SOO; legal ten
ders, decrease, $1,724,4O0; deposits, de-
crease, $4,000; circulation, decrease,
$22,7OO. The banks hold 1885,, 800 in
excess of legal requirements.
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FeIlOyer aCIim.

Chihuahua, Mex, June 8.-About two
weeks ago P. R. Flowers and John 7.
Benton, wealthy young Americans from
Michigan, arrived here and left on an
overland trip to Hermosillo, across the
Sierra Madre mountains. Advices have
since been received that Benton was
killed three days ago by falling over the
side of cliff. His companion is on
the way to Nogales, Arizona, with the
body.
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Kansas Penitenttnry Row.

Topeka, June 8.-The' supreme court
decided to-day that the auditor of state
need not audit Warden Chase's accounts.
This would put Chase without means to
run the penitentiary we're there not re-
ceipts from mines and other sources that
provide an income.
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Contest over Tribal Lands

Fender, Neb., June 8.-U. 8. Senator
Allen held council with the Omaha In
dians at the Omaha agency yesterday to
personally inform himself on the con-
troversy menacing the peace of this
country. The trouble is in regard to the
disposition of the tribal lands, of which
the Indians have about $4,000 acres. The
prominent Omaha Indians told the SEN
ator that their people we're unanimous in
their. desire for an immediate allotment,
in order that they might handle their
tribal lands themselves.
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Murdered by Burglars.

Oconto, Wis, June 8.-Michael Bum
gartner,a saloonkeeper near Pensauk, was
murdered by burglars at midnight. Mrs.
Bumgartner was aroused by her husbands
cries and saw him grapple with two
strangers, who afterward escaped In
carriage. Bumgartner was formerly a
large mill owner. The burglars secured
about 800.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Secretary Olney and Attorney GEN
oral Harmon Commissioned
Quackenbush Case.

Washington, June S.-The commits
sions Of Richard Olney as secretary Of
state and Judson Harmon as attorney
general were signed by the president to-
day.
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DEBS NOT A CANDIDATE.
The Chief of the A. IL. u. Doesn't
Want to be President He Wishes
to Remain Untarnished.

Cleveland, Ohio, June San officer of
the local A. R. U. has received letter
from E. v Debs, who says: 81 can not
be considered candidate for president.
I would not myself harbor such aspira-
ton an instant, not that would fear to
face the whirlwind of denunciation which
such an ambition would arouse, but
wish to remain untrammeled and to do
what little can in my own way to free
the American people,"
DEBs READY TO START.
Terra Hauta, Ind, June 8.-Eugene v.
Debs is quietly waiting to be RECON-
mitted to jail. As yet the supreme court
of the United States has not issued the
Mr.. Debs thinks it was issued
yesterday and that he will receive tele-
gram calling him to Chicago tomorrow.
Debs is working at A. R. U. business as
much as possible, getting all the gen.
eral work cleared up.
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d., prtce's Cream Baking Powder
Wes9dss Pair tjishsst Msdal aad lDlpeegas
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years tile Standard.
Rooms to Rent.

Healthiest locstion in city. Inquire at
Mrs. Wientge, north of Federal building.
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EeeIine ttronx and Henrty.

Indianapolis, June 8.-Benjamin Har-
rison got home to-day, feeling strong
and hearty.
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CUBAN FILIBUSTERS.
Bands or Heavily Armed CuhAns
Get Away from Hey West.

Key West, June 8.--The rumor that q
administering expedition would soon
leave this city for Cuba has been con-
iirmed. A small vessel came In from the
gulf, around the eastern end OF this island,
and anchor close to the beach. Shortly
afterward small boat was sent ashore
with messages for the leaders. Bands Of
Cubans, heavily armed, were soon taken
aboard the vessel. Several we'll known
revolutionists have disappeared, among
them being Generals Rolof and Sanchez.
Aanta Re Reorganization Effective.
New York, June 8.--The Santa Fe re-
organization committee has declared the
plan OF reorganization effective. The
securities deposited under the plan I'M
clude, GO, 100000 general 10; $4,000, 900
seconds, and 10000 charss of stock.
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Letter list.

List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoflice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending June s, 1895. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter Office at Washington.
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IOWA WHEELS In LINE.
Democrats of Hawkeye state Declare
Unequiyocally for Siiver-Speak-
ers at Memphls-Bimetall
In Louisiana.

New Orleans, June 8.-Arrangements
have been completed for bimetallic
convention in this city on Monday. The
country delegates are already beginning
to arrive and the Indications are that the
convention will be one of the most sue
cessful ever held in this state. William
Bryan, of Nebraska, and H. D. Money, of
Mississippi, will deliver addresses.
IOWA DEMOCRATS FOR SILVER.
Des Moines, Iowa.-Free silver Dem
ocrats met here yesterday in convention.
E1- Lieutenant Governor Bestow, of
Charlton, presided. After many speeches
a working committee, consisting of a
state chairman and one vice president
from each congressional district, was ap-
pointed.
The resolutions passed declare that
gold and silver are the constitutional
money of the country, and declare the free
and unlimited coinage of both gold and
silver on terms of equality at ra-
ito of 16 to to be cardinal principle
of the Democratic faith. The working
state convention with free silver Dem
ocrats.
The convention is practical continue
ton of the Democratic end and the nom
partisan conference held yesterday with
an augmented list of participants. The
conference yesterday resolved to support
none but free silver candidates.
1t is the object of the managers of the
present conference to 90 shape events
that the coming Democratic state con-
vention will name free silver men and
thus take advantage of the non-partisan
action. General Weaver has promised
SO much of the Populist support as he
can swing for suitable Democratic
ticket, and some assurances of free silver
Republican help have been received.
The candidate for governor, who has been
most acceptable to all the silver elements,
is Ex-Congressmen Fred White, but he
was earnestly opposed by Ex-State Sen
ator s. H. Bashor. W. II. Taylor and Mr..
Bashor himself we're added to the list of
candidates. No nominations will be
made to-day. The attendance includes
the leading free silver editors of the
state.
ORATORS BILLED FOR MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Tenn.-The arrangement
committee of silver convention to meet
here Wednesday to-day announced the
following speakers had accepted invita-
lions TO address the conventions: Con-
gresham J.C. Sibley, of Pennsylvania;
Ex-Governor L. B. Prince, of New Mex
leo; Senator David Turpie, Of Indiana;
Congressman H. D. Money, of Missis-
sippi; Senator j. K. Jones, of Arkansas
and Senators W. M. Stewart, of Nevada,
J. z. George, of Mississippi, A. j. Nc
Laurin, of Mississippi, and George L.
Shoup. of Idaho, and Alexander Delmar,
of California.
The Grand opera house has been en-
gagged for overflow meetings. Special
trains will be run from New Orleans,
from Mississippi, southern Illinois and
Kentucky, and from number of points
east and south of here.
SILVER CONVENTION IN KANSAS.
Fort Scott, Kans.-The Bourbon coun-
ty convention to-day was largely attend
ed. Senator PETER was the principal
speaker. The Populists took complete
control and voted to nominate county
tic a. solid unon tho frae ailvar iaana
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Fine MoBrayer whisky at Colorado SIS
Loon.
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Attention, w Sandoval, Francisco
Bauney, Blanche w Sanches. Arrita
Gardner Mrs Sena, Pedro
Goodwin, W Schittlaner, Minnie IL,
Gonzales, Amado Smith Julia
Hartman, Mrs i Smith W n
Hernandes dose Schnider Jacob
Lyon. l. l. (2D stall, Silyan
Miera, Estefana Stone, W
Miller, Adella Tomis. H ID
Prado Ptanio Thompson, $ o
Ribera, Tetronita Williams, Juan p
Ryan. } 4 Wnney, Miss NJ }
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
I. P. GABLE,
Postmaster.
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SILVER CONVENTION IN KANSAS.

Fort Scott, Kans.-The Bourbon coun
ty convention to-day was largely attend
ed. Senator PETER was the principal
speaker. The Populists took complete
control and voted to nominate county
ticket solid upon the free silver Issue.
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HYATTSVILLE.

The Bas BIeu Literary Society met yes
terday afternoon at Melrose. An original
essay on "Woman's' Courage" was read by
Miss Elsie Jores, and also one on Lord
Byron" by Miss Josephine Dent. The
readings consisted of "a One-legged
Goose" by Miss Mary Robertson; "a Street
Crowd by Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. and
THE Two Spiders" by Miss Marie Gawler.
MISS Nina McEwen rendered several vocal
selections in a charming manner, Misses
Edith Walbridge and Hazel Wallace played
a duet, entitled LIE Mardi Gras,' and an
Instrumental selection was also rendered
by Miss Florence Bowen. Miss Frances
Whiting read an original story, which was
quite interesting. There was no debate at
this meeting.
Miss Lulie Fuller has returned from
lengthy visit to friends in Baltimore
County.
Mr. r. E. White. one of the commission
ers of this town, who has been confined to
is house by sickness for the past week,
is considerably better.
A large red fox was shot in the woods
near Riverdale Tuesday by a colored man.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS,
GU ST.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
isEs Nos. 1sos AND lsic i STREET. \. W.
!2s A sfE is NM sF 1Y5E FsT Il vs. STREET
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
s sS @ Il vs. s a equity ct a
will sell at public aust Fl in front Of The Ts
Say fssit OF x fs a TIE SE FSR
O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered TWEEN: y-tlrce (23l
in square numbered one hundred and tiXe uo3. i'm,
as Nos. 1905 and 1910 street NV.
And on the same day Immediately thereafter
square numbeced one hundred and sixty-six uG.
improved by two-story brick dwelling, No. 1I26
= AND On WEDNESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
APRIL 1925, AT HMF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
four GA, twenty-six ,2o and twenty seven go,
in square numbered one hundred and seven uo. ,,,
with the two-story frame house thereon. No. lu2o
18th street NV; the part of said lot twenty four
(2N being bounded AS follows: Besinnins at the
5, southwest corner of said lot. and running thence
north twelve ~, feet: thence east forty 40, feet
thence south six 90 feet three %, inches; thense me,
west twenty ,20y feet: thence south nrc t3D Ieet
nine q, inches. and thence west twenty 90, leet
to the place of hesnnins the part Of said lot 70
bounded rs follows: Beginning at the southwest
ccrner of said lot and running thence north feet
thence east 81 feet; thence south feet. am am
the part of said lot ~ being the north twelve ~
feet front by the depth thereof.
And Immediately thereafter on the same day
the south half of lot numbered nine GN In square
numbered one hundred and ninety seven goo M M
proved by tWoSlbiy ii.iH' =
10th street NV the said property all being in
the city of Washington. and District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. one third In one
year and third in two years from day OF sils
with interest payable semi ANNUALLY. Tor when zen
rho pIrclnser's notes TO be given: all cash for
any portion at the option of the purchase ae
posit of 500 required on sale OF each Parcel anu i
terms to he complied with in fifteen days. IN de,
fault OF which resale to be made at me rsk ana
cost OF such purchaser All coh'e!ahcins 1t pun
chaser'S cost.
500 9Th ST. NV.
ANsON S TAYLOR, Trustee.
1913 ST. NV
7. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
mhaO- d&ds 40 LII. ave.
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BY BALLOON TO THE POLE.

The Plan Considered by S. a. Andree.
Mr.. S. A. Andrea, distinguished Swedish
civil engineer and scientific aeronaut, will
to the north pole, under the auspices of the
Royal Swedish Academy of Science, and
with the financial support of number of
wealthy Swedes interested in aerial navi-
cation and the exploration of the unknown
polar regions. Chimerical as such an I'M
dertaking may seem, there is hardly
doubt entertained by many scientific men
of Europe that the journey will be sue
cess and have most important results
Mr. Andree'S plan is to establish his
headquarters at the Norwegian Islands, on
the northwest coast of SpitZbergen. Here
a house or shed of sufficient size to cover
balloon of twenty-five meters in diameter,
when filed with gas, will be erected, and
from this point the balloon journey to the
north pole will commence.
The greatest expert in the world on bal
on construction and aerial voyages, NJ. L.
Gabriel Yon. of Paris, advised Mr.. Andree
in a letter of January 16, 1894, shortly be-
fore his death. that balloon such as Mr..
Ar dree intended to use of twenty-five me-
tors in diameter, constructed of two-fold
covers of silk, would float for thirty days,
ard expressed the opinion that such a jour-
ney would be entirely practicable.
The Journey as now planned will be In a
direct line from SpitZbergen over the north
pole to Boring sound. a distance of 100
kilometers, and would not at the highest
calculations take more than six days, being
a fifth part of the time that the balloon can
feat without refilling.
President Caro- declares that the revolt
lion i'll Colombia has been crushed.
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ROCKVILLE.

In the circuit court for this county the
Following case were disposed of yesterday:
State agt. Greenbury C. Beckwith; assault;
not guilty. Elias NJ. Nicholson agt. John
Pcsey; abated. Charles W. Hurdle and
Jesse Hurdle agt. Wilt Beedles & Co.; two
cases; appeal dismissed. Nathan C. Rob-
ertson agt. Mortimer NJ. Young; Judgment
for appellee for SIS. Louis G. Gardner agt
George F. Wins; judgment reversed Rich
ard II. Perry agt. Daniel Kraft; verdict
for appellee for $3.50. James B. Hender-
son, garnishee, agt. Vim. A. Smith; judg-
ment for appellee for 5000. James b.
Henderson, garnishee, agt. VIM. A. Smith;
judgment for appellee for $1,000, less costs.
Henry Page agt. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Montgomery county; Judgment
Of non pros. VIM. E. Poole agt. George f.
Beall; on trial.
Mr.. Caleb Warfield. a well-known citizen
OF the county, died al his home at Layhill,
this county, yesterday, in the siXtieth year
OF his age. Deceased came to this county
from Howard a number of years ago, since
which time he has been engaged in teach
ing in the public schools.
Col. Elijah V. White Of Leesburg, Va,
mas sold his farm near Martinsburg, this
county, to a gentleman from Virginia.
Mrs. Mary L. Santmyer will preach in
the Union CHURCH. Hunting Hill, on Sunday
next, at 1890 am, and at Avery Free
Methodist Church at 2:30 pm. A lady
preacher is quite novelty in this section
and large Congregations are expected.
A number of the musical people of this
town, assisted by Mrs. Jennie Cooper Will
son of Garrett Park Miss Nellie Miner of
kensington, Mr. Wm Fl. Dunawin of Crit
ton and DIR. w. II. Lewis of Kensington,
Will give a concert for the benefit of the
Kings Daughters of Rockville, at the OPP
era House, this place, on Friday evening.
10Th instant.
The contract for the erection of a town
hall at Norbeck on the Washington and
Brookeville turnpike has been awarded TO
Mr.. Calvin Bready, and work on the same
VIII commence in short time.
Mr.. s. ". Aud of Hickory Grove, Prince
William county, Va, Is visiting friends in
the western section of the county.
Mr.. Sommerville Bean of Redland has
been requested to join the throng of can
sheriff and is promised the support of
many voters. -
Belt Brothers of Gaithersburg district
have been awarded the contract for build
ing large barn on the farm of Mr.. Wal
ter Mobley, near Derwood.
The fox hunters of the western section
of this county, near Elmer. and those of
Fairfax and Loudoun counties, Va, have
arranged for a grand chase in the latter
county during Friday and Saturday of this
week should the weather prove favorable.
Several of the finest packs of dogs in the
three counties will take part and rare sport
Is anticipated.
During the present week Rockville has
been crowded with people from all parts
of the county. the principal topics of con-
versation being bad roads and politics.
Considerable caucusing in the latter line
has been INDUCED in.
Miss Susie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. NJ Davis, is seriously i'll at the home
Of her parents, this place.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEEES.
6l2 st. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS NOS 175A 1856
AND 1850 MADISON STREET NORTHWEST.
Under aud by virtue of certain deed In trust.
dated September II, 1893, end duly recorded HI
Liber 1861 folio 81, Of the land records of he
District of Columbia. will sell at public auc
lion in front of the premises, on THTkspAI, THE
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, .he following
described real estate situate in the city of WASH
ington, District OF Columbia. ard designated as
and being lots numbered two hundred AMI ninety
seven ESQ two hundred AMI Dinety nine ia9',, and
three hundred COO. of Early and Allison, trus-
tees. subdivision Of lots in square numbered one
hundred and ffty-six u56,. per plat recorded
In book 20. page 70. of the records of the office
of the surveyor of said District, each of said lots
being improved by threestory. basement and
back building brick dwelling house.
This property will be sold subject to an indebted
of So, 600 each lot, maturing March .. 1896,
with interest, payable semiannually. at the rate OF
six per centum per annum, secured by deeds OF
trust on the property. Full particulars of the In
dcbtedness will be announced at time of sale.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in five and ten months
from day OF sale, for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser must be given, with interest at the rate
of per centum per annum until PAID, anu Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property sold, or
all cash. at the purchasers option. All convey
deposit Of 5000 will be required each lot sold.
II the terms of sale not complied with within
fifteen days from day of sale the trustees
the right resell at the risk und cost of the de-
faulting purchaser after five days previous notice
TTIOS. P. STEPHENSON,
9Th aud Maryland s.w.,
JOHN MITCHELL, Jr.,
pol 11th st. NV,
mhS-d&ds Trustees