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G0NZAGA COLLEGE.

Three scholarships, awarded eacn year TO
successful competitors, are open for the
year 1897 80. examinations ON Septem-
Der and s.
1he examination for entrance viii EN-
brace the rudIments or English grammar,
arithmetic, United States history, and
United states geography The exaInina-
tlOn Tor any particular class viii embrace
the matter or the preceding class. students
from the city and vicinity are eligible, ana
the successful candidates viii receive
free scholarship in the classical depart
nieIft or the college. TINS is an offer VINO
young men should appreciate, as the op-
portumty Is afforded to secure fir 81 class
education free or all expense
Any boy receiving a scholarship must
have a monthly average OF nifty MARKS. IL
ne faM below this two months in success
sion the scholarship VIII be Withdrawn.
anI6-2N
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1t is always gratifying to receive testi-
monials for Chaniberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when the in
dorsement is from. a physician il is espe-
ciallY 50. There is no more satisfactory or
effective remedy than Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhosa Remed dy,' writes DIR
R. z. Robey, physician and phar rmacist, or
Olney, Mo-, and as he has used the Remedy
in his own family and sold 1t Ia his drug
store for six years. he should certainly
know. For sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, R36 r street: Con.
arcticnt avenue and q street northwest.
and 1928 Maryland avenue northeast.
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Spencerian Business College.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS
In A cadern Y of MIisic liIilliinn

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALL
In Academyof Music building.
Ninth street, corner ID NV. Entrance 403
AinthNt. Thirty-th scholastic year be-
gins Monday, August 80. Day and eFening
sessions. The leading business men Of
Washington were trained in this college,
aud sendtheir sonsand daughters and Cdndi-
Rapid writing, English, rapid cal
cuiations, bookkeeping, laws and ethics OF
bu siness, science OF wealth, science of
citizenship, vocal and physical culture, art
OF expression Delsarte nietEodJ, shorthand
and typew riting.
Terms reasonable, but no Competition
with cheap schools.
Office open ON and after Monday, August
20, every business day and night through
out the year.
Call or send for new announcement, 81
~, containing full particulars, also adj
dress or Hon. Lyman j Gage at college
commencement, and names, ,Occ upatiOns and
addresses OF S5S graduates OF ). Il. C..
MkS. SA IA A d PESCER.
au2l- -1m-em Principal and Prop.
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SALES.
THos. DOWNING & CO., Aucnoneers.

On Tuesday, August 81, 1897, at
O'Clock y. m, we will sell at our auction
rooms, 612 T. st. NV, Washington, ID. c.,
the following bonds: Ten tIO) one thou
sand (Sl ,OOOl dollar first mort gage, thirty
year. 5 per cent, coupon gold bonds, 0f
the Virginia, Fredericksburg and W estern
Railroad Company principal due in 1929.
To be sold 10 the highest biCiii er for cash.
THOS 40 " LING < CO., ,AuctiOneers.
auOS-I&da
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Under and by virtue OF a certain deed
or trust, dated June %, 1895, and duly
recorded JuIy u 1896, in Liber 213O, az
lOlio 40S, one of the land records of the
District of Columbia, default having Oc-
CURED in the performance of the terms and
conditions OF the bond mentioned and re-
teTred To in the said deed OF trust, ard as
the written request of the secretaryof the
body corporate, the Obligee in ana the
holder and owner of the said bond, the
undersigned trustees will sell at pubic
auction, in front OF the premises, ON
MONDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF AUGUST
A. D. 1897, AT 4:3O O'CLOCK r. NJ,
an those pieces or parcels Of land and
premises, situate In the city OF wash
1n.tOn, District OF Columbia, and known
as and called lots three (3l, four (4l and
i've t0D, In block thiTty-six 1861, in JChn
Sherman 5, trustee, suOdivi sion Of part Of
Mount Pleasant ami Pleasant Plains, now
called Columbia Heights, as per plat re-
corded in Liber Gov. Shepherd" at folio
13I, one Of the records of the Surveyors
OffIce of the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale. All cash Each house
and. parcel OF land occupied thereby VIII be
IrSt offered separately, and q deposit OF
SOU Will be required at the time Of sale
on each house and parcel of land sod. IL
not sold the property Will be offered in
block, and a deposit Of 81 200 viii be re-
10 be complied with within ten days from
the date OF sale, otherwise the lot or lots
VIII be resold at the risk and cost or the
defaulring purchaser or purchasers. All
conveyancing, recording, ETC., at purchas-
eTs cost.
FREDERICK L. .sIDDoNs, Trustee.
Washington Loan X Trust building.
STEPHEN VAN WYCk, Trustee.
Washington Loan x Trust Building
aule-dxds, xSu
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PARDON OF 4 PARRICIDE.
Governor of North Carolina Justi.
fies the killing.

Governor of North Carolina Justi-
fies the killing.
Raleigh, n. c.. Aug. 3o.-Gov. Russell
has paI doned Avery Butler. cousin Of Sena-
cor Buner, who, at Clinton, seven years
ago, when only fourteen years old. shot
aud Instantly killed his father. His death
sentence was coumuted TO life imprison-
ment IN the penitenuiary. Twice he es.
ceaped, once getting TO Kentucky. where
fellow-cUnvicts who had escaped with him
betrayed him for the State reward. Over
1000 persons urged his pardon.
Ii was shown that the brutality OF his
father toward his mother and himself was
horrible; that his father dragged his mother
out OF the house by the hair on the day uf
the killing and threatened her and the boy
with death. The governor says the killing
was entirely 5ustifiable.
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SO To Niaga ra Falls and Re- SO
lurn via Pennsylyania Railroad

coaches Will leave Washington at 7:3O a,
m, September A.. Tickets limited TO ten
days and allow stop-ever at Buffalo
Rochester, and Watkins returning. Ad-
ditienal tours September g and October 2.
Au2I .23 20, 27 80 ,se1 re- au22, "a .26 90.
81 seI SIN
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Il
au2S-d&ds

RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AUCTION
EEKS, 920 Pa. AVE. n. W.-TRUS-
TEES SALE OF ONE THREE
STORY, NINE-ROOM AND CELLAR
ROMAN BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ALL MODERN IMPR0 VEMENTS,
BEING No. 1912 PRIMO ETON
STREET NORYHWEST.
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Youthful Thief Captured.

Youthful Thief Captured.
James Walton. q member Of q gang OF
Toys who have been pilfering stores OF
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Was arrested by Patrelraan Cover last nixht
The police are looking for four more of the
young robbers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TAMnER'S
SHORTHAND
and
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Loan and Trust
Building,
9ih and FISTS.
n. W.

The Principal was formerly Of
FICIAL COURT and LEGISLATIVE
81 SIENOGRAPHER, as well as Pub
lie Accountant. The 10th ANIMAL
Catalogue, showing unparalleled
plumber of graduates ia positions,
is free to all The studies embrace
Shorthand, Typewriting, BoOkiSeeI-
ing, Penmanship and all branches
of business.
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Plenty of small lots of de-
sir a bic merchandise are
here at ridiculously small
prices.
Too many of 'em to go
into details.
Come in today and spend
a few minutes.
You'll find it very profta-
BILE.
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A Stitch In Time Saves Nine.
Coal guarantee etinuw will save you none y
Try 8. s. Daish & Son, 103 Twelfth st.
NV. and 2o6 Fla. ave.a Telephones 32B
and 336. au26-tfem
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Cxnr Nicholas to Visit Parts.
Paris. Aug 30s--The Journal asserts thas
the Cxar will visit Paris some time aLoss
the close of the autumn season
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SPECIAL NOTICE

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August %, 1897.
On and after SePteslsf@r L. 1897, I Will
open OFFICES at No. 6l4 r 81. NV, for the
transaction OF Real Estate, Loan, and In
surance business, and will personally give
prompt aud careful attention 20 any and
al matters OF business which may be
placed In my hands. FREDERICK C.
olEsEkING, Telephone 367. sa29-7s
OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
august 20, l5S7--Notice - hereby gwen
that the books for the transfer OF stock
OF the metropolitan Railroad Company win
be closed fro the above date Co seDtefa-
Der i, 1897. GRIFFIN b. COLEMAN.
seefetary- au23, 70, "a 80 4t
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Tide Table.
Condition of fhe Winter.

Todav-Low tide, 2:50 a. M. and BIZ
D. M; high tide, S:5e a. m. and 9:I9
p. m.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the water
al a m. Great lls-Temperature, 7s;
condition, L. Receiving reseryoir--Tem-
prrature, IS. condition at north connection,
a; condition at south connection, g. Dis
tri'rtinc reservoir Temperature, 6e: con-
dilion at influent gatehouse, A; effluent
gatehouse, z
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at 7:41 d. m.:
eAtinguisiiing begun at z:36 q m. The
lighting is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 7:26 d.
m. eStinruished at z:5l a. m.
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81 CFcIIIAS ACADFNI,

ST. CFCIIIA'S ACADEMY.
6Ol East Capitol St, Washington, ID. G.
studies viii be resumed on Wednesday,
September q
In addition to a thorough course in the
English branches. there are classes in
French, German. music and PAINTING. La
dies not ttending the academy may vail
themselves or these opportunities.
For further particulars. address
au27-Tt,em SISTER SUPERIOR.
EMERSON INSTITUTE tYsuDg's Acad-
eEyl-SeieCt classical aud sJhe ma teal
schir,l fer Young men and bOvS. GA 14th
ST., opposite Iran Kim Square. VIII re-
open September q. Circulars can re OBJ
tanned at the school building or by ad-
dressing CHAS. b. YOUNG, Principal
dulY-tf
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Under and by virtue of q ,ertain deed
or trust, dated March 8, 1896, and duly
recorded, March IL. $40, in hber 21O1,
TOTO 353, ct seq, of the land records
or the District of Columbia, default hav-
Ing occurred In the performance of the
terms and conditions of the bond men
toned and referred to ia tie said deed of
trust, and ct the written request OF the
secretary OF the body corporate, the
obllgee In and the holder and owner Of
said bond, the undersigned trustees will
sell at pubic auction, in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1887, AT $50 O'CLOCK
+. NJ, that piece or parcel of land sit
uated In the county OF Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, and known and desig-
mated as SO much of lot 10, block %. in
John Sherman, trustee S, subdivision of part
or Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,
now called Columbia Heights" as lies
within the exterior lines of lot 80, in
Charles ID. ChurCh's subdivision of said lot
10, a plat or which is recorded in book
County" IL, page 30, one of the records
Columbia, said lot being improved by a
new Groom and cellar dwelling, with all
modern improvements, the same being
premises numbered 1912 Princeton street
nor tnwes
1erTus OF Sale: All cash. A deposft OF
$3.50 VIII be required at time of sale.
Terms OF sale y@ust be complied with
within ten days from late of sale: other
wise, the lot will be resoid at risk and
All conveyancing, recording, etc., at pur-
chaser S cost.
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, Trustee.
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF NINE VALUABLE
THkEE-STORY AND BASEMENT
BUFF BRICK RESIDENCES, CON-
TANNING NINE ROOMS AND BATH.
ANDALLMODERNI INF kOF EN- ENTS.
BEING NOS. 1915 TO 1881 kENE-
SAW AVE. NV
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See B & o. bulletin, this paper. for popu-
lar excursions. au27 Stem
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PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

should De read daily. as changes may
occur at any time.
fOkEiON MAILS Tor the week endins
september 4, close promptly at tins Office
as TOHOWs.
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City Lights.

Sec B o. bulletin. this paper, for popu-
aer excursIonss eu27-3tem
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Holy Cross Academy,
1912 Massachusetts Avenue,
REOPENS SEPTEMBER IL.

KfNJF Fs-NN SI1f T1lIBIH To-
Thecourseof studies is complete and prac-
teal. S2ecialattsntionis d given 70 vocal and
instrumental music, drawing and pain ting.
tie languages and kinderg garten.
au27 limo
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The above sale is postponed on account
or the rain until FRIDAY, JULY 16.
1897, at same hour and place.
STEPHEN VAN WYCK, Trustee,
Washingto ton Loan and Trust Bldg.
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, Trustee.
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
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The purchaser at the above sale having
failed to comply, the property VIII be re-
sold at his risk and Cost on WEDNESDAY,
the LIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
1897, AT $50 O'CLOCK p. nj.
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
4uy0-dduS-ex6
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sI. MAR1'S ACADEAIl

AIeAHnUTla, va.
BOARDING ard day school for yOHn ladies
and Children, will reopen Monday, Sept
O. For particulars address SISTER ST.
PERIOR. au1 o. mo
WOULD LIkE FEW private pupils, to
prepare for college, LatIn, algebra. rhet-
ORC especially. TUTOR, this office.
au2s-Gt-em
The sun., 1897-11-17
The Street Up and Smashed Him.

New YORK, Nov. lG.-Otto Hanson
was advancing up Eigth avenue en- cchc-
Ion. lie was always getting to the right
or left Of himself, and before he could
straightcn things out the street tilted
nvcra little and spilled him all awrv.
Still he managed to get along nicely with
the help OF an occasional house front and
the elbows OF passing phianlhropiSts.
At Fouv-sccond street he met de-
tachmcnt Of the Salvation Army. 1t was
formed in hollow square around Il
Young man with drum. Two corncts
and Il trombone made glcrlu sounds. A
Salvation basS-drum was doing imita-
tion~ ul the hat,I Ic OF Waterloo
''II.,.' cried Hansen, 'IIa. You tank
You want to tighd some? | banc purity
good man. Come onr'
Mr.. Hansen charged the army head
down. He butcd in rapid and work
man-likc succession the belts Of the COT
nctists and the trombone man. His fists
did the bassdrum's business in one touch.
He grabbed Il Bible from Il Salvation las
sic and fired it point-blank at Il staff cap
tain, catching him on the nose.
There is no limit to what he might
have done if a policeman had not seized
him with one hand and Canned" him
with the other. (To "ian'' is to use one s
club in a series Of short, swift wrist
strokes so as to produce contusions but
not broken boncs.) All this was on
Monday evening.
"Wcll?' asked the Magistrate in the
new west side Police Court yesterday
morning
"Vcl,' replied Hansen, 81 don't tank
banc hghdin' dose people, your honor.
never see dem before Just now
didn't do anything. | yust bainc takin
Sonding-yust a couple o dranks o yin
an yunipcr an Il couplco YrrScy apple
yark. Val, van wake up banc in di,
prison place.
"DiSgracciu. Five dollars" said tho
magistrate.
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A Hot Time for Sure.

New YORK, Nov. l5.-"Say, Gully, is
yer goin' ter de Wild Ducks ball?"
cam goin'? Well, say, kin duck
swim? You bctchcr life Pm gon' an
I'll bring me duck wild me, an well
chase dc duck, too, never fear"
1t was the night of the Wild Ducks
flight. The Fourth ward was in a fer
mcnt. Katie got "A new dress and
Mamie came out with a brand-span pair
of new kid dancing slippers.
AT No. SO Henry street the Wild Ducks
were flying high. President John }.
O'Brien was covered with decorations.
The young ladies OF the ward wore their
best feathers, and the music was almost
drowned by laughter.
Mrs. Pierce +. Egan, wife of fire
patrolman, stood the racket till 2 a. M,
and then sent word to the Wild Ducks
that their noise was fast becoming a
nuisance.
"Ah, go chase yerself'' said Tom
Powers of No. 10l Monroe street, a
"Duck" with strong flavor of wild
celery in everything he did. He added
some more forcibIe remarks. Mrs Egan
called for Policeman Healy and the
Wild Duck was caught.
He was a very tame duck yesterday in
Essex Market Court. Magistrate Cornell
fined him s..
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KIDNAPPED IN LONDON.
Henry s. Clay, an American. Wants
Col. Hay to Save Him From
ViyisectiOn.

NEW York, Nov. l6.-A despatch re-
ceivcd in this city last night from Lon
don said that the American Embassy
there was investigating the strange story
of the alleged kidnapping of an American
citizen. A respectable man, who de-
scribes himself as John Garner, a school
master, OF Harrow road, brought to the
Embassy yesterday morning Il letter ad-
dressed to the American Ambassador
On the letter. was written: "Will the
finder deliver Immediately, for Gods
sake"
Garner said that he had found the let
ter ON the sidewalk in Harley street,
which is mainly occupied by leading
physicians. He knew nothing further
about it.
The letter vas opened by Ambassador
Hay and was found to contain a strange
narrative, which was signed by Henry $.
Clay. 1t declared that the writer, Il resi-
dent OF Boston, had been dccoyed several
days ago into the house OF promi-
ncnt physician who is an ardent
viviscctionist. He had been con-
fined in Il garret in the house, and
food mixed with opiatcs had been given
him to eat. The writer said that he was
sure his captor meant to make him the
victim Of an operation. He said that he
would throw the letter from the window,
in the hope that somebody would find it.
and take it to the American Ambassador.
He implorcd Colonel Hay to come to his
rescue.
The Ambassador was incrcdulous, but
he informed the detectives Of Scotland
Yard, who went to work on the case.
A despatch received here from Boston
last night said that Henry S. Clay, Of the
firm of Clay Broe., grocers ut Milton
Lower Mills, had been absent for year
or SO,
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BODY THAT OF ALICE I. PATTON
Hartford Woman Found Drowned Is
ThOugOt to Have Killed Herself:

ThOugOt to Have Killed Herself:
HARTFORD, Nov. 16.-The body of the
woman found drowned in the Garden
street reservoir yesterday has been iden-
tilted as that OF Miss Alice !. Patton, a
wealthy and eccentric woman who
boarded at the Hotel Capitol. She had
no relatives, so far as is known, except a
brother, who has been an inmate
of the Retreat for the Insane for
several years, and Of iwhom she was
conservator. She was As years old. She
had many diamonds, but no jewelry was
on the body when it was found. She left
the hotel on Friday. Her room has not
been opened, as Medical Examiner Fuller
prefers to wait the return to the city OF
Major Hyde, the legal adviser OF Miss
Patton The Medical Examiner says
that there was no foul play, and that it
is Il case of suicide. Miss Patton had
acted strangely for several weeks. She
had been in the habit Of leaving town
without notifying the hotel proprietor,
and her absence since Friday was not
thought strange.
The sun., 1897-11-17
LOCAL DOTS.

Everett NJ. Hickman, a prominent poll
tician OF Sussex county is in Wilmington,
Frank White, a painter at the p, W.
4 b. carshops, was the victim of pecll-
liar and painful accident yesterday after
noon. He was working on brake, and
drop of paint struck him fairly in the
eye. He was taken to the railroad COM
pany's hospital, where DIR. Ogle attended
to the eye, which was very much in.
famed. White was taken to his home
at No. 027 Guyer avenue.
The sun., 1897-11-17
Nitcli,rait in ALBANY,

ALBANY, \. y, Nov. lG.-Thc West
End Of Albany is excited over an alleged
case OF wtchcluit. Many Of the German
citizens firmly believe that the "cvil
eyr' OF an old ''hvN,' aS the Germans
call Il witch, has bliyhtcd the life OF John
Brrndall. None j. more firm in this be-
lief than the mother Of the "bcwitchcd"
young man, although she thinks her son
Is successfully combating the evil in.
tlucncc.
Young Bwndal six months ago was II
stout and luSty lad, able to WELD a
slcdge with the best in the West Albany
railroad shops. Last Saturday, when
his shopmates saw him, he was us slcn-
der as II reed, and too weak to work. The
reason given was "an old hex has be-
witchcd him." The lads mother, a
comcly, buxom woman, said last night
81 think my boy will get better and
beat the witch. Doctors couldn't help
him bit. a strange old man came along
and did something, don't know what,
and said he would be better. He is some
better already. The doctors tried mcdi-
cine, but that didn't help. The old man
didn't use medicine, he just cured him"
Mrs. Brrndall was apparently afraid to
talk much Of the bcwi,ching. The neigh
bors, however, said she had accused Mrs.
Larry Dicdrich Of being witch. and
though, Of obtaining II warrant for her
for wltchcraft. This plan was dropped,
and, instead, cOunlc,Hcting spells were
tried. The first book OF Moses wa~ read
backward, and Il kno,tcd stocking and
an open knife placed under the lads
pilI"W-1hr stocking t. Stranglc the witch
and the knife to cut hrr bits. These
spells failed, bat the strange old man
succeeded.
Mrs. Irrndal wa, asked if size accused
Mrs. bi"drich Of brwitchng the !ud.
With Il scared glance around Us if look
ing for Il witch, Size Sal # fought with
her and called her Il witch. There are
too many such folks around here for me
to blame her aonc.'
! Mrs. Dcdrich is the widow OF Il man
recently killed in Il street brawl The
house she occupies was formerly owned
by Il Mrs. Schricbcr, who cut the throats
of her children, and, with two other
children claspcd to her breast, laid her
self on railroad track, and all three
were killed by II train. The bloody his
tory OF the house gives it an ccrie rcpu-
tation. Mrs. Dicdrich could not he
found last night. Her neighbors say she
is an estimablc woman.
The sun., 1897-11-17
Oh, My Baby: My Baby Lou.

New YoRK. Nov. l6.-''Sh - said the
fly cop.
"Sh Sh y said the flyer cop.
"Sh Sh Sh ~ said the hycSt cop OF
all.
For eight weeks the picked men OF the
Oak Street lrccinc, had been tracking
the habitueS of "Thc Dark Secret
This was the title they had bestowed
upon dark room on the ground floor Of
the tenement No. 81 Roosevelt street.
Something unlawful was going on in
"Thc Dark secret" The detectives were
not quite sure whether ii was the making
of counterfeit coin ur few careless muir
dcr~. The only certainty was that some
thing awful was happening. Detectives
Hahn and Armstrong determined to rand
"Thr Dark Secret at midnight oI sun
day.
Charley johnson, simple, honest
black man. with II couple of dice in his
vest pocket. was Irrd into "'Thr Dark
Sccrt' at 1890 p. m. Sunday. There
he found eleven entertaining Italian
gentlemen. They taught him how to
play ''scopa' and "zicinrtt",' thinking
to separate him from his money.
But honest Charley had been as far
north a. Blocker street and knew how
to make good cards come his way. lie
proposed craps, and the Italians, think
ing to get even in a new game, took the
suggestion readily.
Charley could hardly hold down his
chucklcs. He was throwing anything
he wanted and helping himself to his
hosts coin. At II 80 p. m. he had nearly
all the money in the house and was
groaning within as to how he could get
away with a whole skin.
Five minutes later the Oak street de-
tcctivcs and a platoon OF p"llr" broke
open the doors and ran IN with drawn
rcvulvrrS. Eleven Ncapoitan groan- ros"
t. heaven. Charley johnson sang and
did ji4 steps. Oh, wasn't he thankful!
The magistrate in the C"ntr" street
Court fined the twelve men - each yes
tr1ay morning. Eleven Of them could
MT ny Charley Johnson carefully
skinned ,@">| bjl- from Il thick rNIin-
der ui rnru paper
"No' 'UooI,,, said he, "rm payin'
dis outau velvet p-" grm'Imum- don"
rove Ia~' ui"h in time To- keep me- ontah
dr Imv-n1'D I'm terrible 'big"d t" YOU
all. Na~D,N' w"n'Hmum-, naNuin',
The sun., 1897-11-17
Ice Calls on H'anCD.

IlAvANA. Cuba, Nov. lG.-Npn>ul-Grn-
cra Fi,zhugb Zee paid official visits yes
trrdHy to Camajn-''rn"ral R.anro, GOn
cruI Pandu, WHO ia- been assigned by
Marshal B.anrp to conduct the military
operations in the field; and Srnur jose
Congusto,th" new Srrrtary-Grncral ol
Cuba. lIc WAS co1rtconsly received by AL,
and. according to the official account,
subsequently expressed himself as well
satisfied with the results Of the interviews.