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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers- ap21-dts
GEO. w. STICKNEY. Auctioneer.

BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated March 30 1887,
and recorded in lber 124S folio 256 ct seq one Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia by
direction Of the party secured thereby. the under
the premises. THURSDAY, the THIRD day Of
MAY. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK. the following de.
scribed property All that certain piece parcel of
ground situate lying and being in the city of Washing
ton, IN the District OF Columbia to wit: Part of lot
point eleven Il - inches from the southeast corner
Of lot fifteen DOB square eiaht hundred and I'VE $685.
n0} foot alley; thence along said alley north twelve
thence east hundred (1OO) feet to the building
line on the west side Of 5th street northeast thence
along said 9th street south twelve (12) feet and
and (6s inches to the place of Begin
ming. Improved by . two-story. six 90 room brick
house and modern convenences.
Terms made known on day OF sale
GEORGE F. GRAHAM, I r--..
apS1-1Ot THOMAS b. SHOEMAKER.S AEustecA
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoNAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SIppA A FL, gTILpISe Lors Is oEoReErowS.
on aH N5ks sIKrf I At RlbLlS ASofIes: A.
asr !. rSss 1 e. p q IS
on 5th ssr ss ~ me sysss scas
yasd into seven lots Of 20 feet rOni AID corner St
,d9 ,Ss.s..ss IN ssr e. 60 N
Depth .. isS fee, % i5ioos sss 'S4
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one add two
y deed q S ne ayss
eps s 81 s W. W frss a aae 0pSn o.
sale: Cost. Of cenvsyaneins &C. to be borne by
i No No i45o kHopn ISLAND bh aShx pEE ki
s sMhhA tS9 eRTn3ksT AND FIFTEENTH
HALE PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell in fron n, Of
LOT -P." SQUARE 2ll.
fronting 10 81 feet on Rhode Island avenue and
sem Ss s.sos ss
Terms third cash. Balance one and two years
deed Of trust or ali cash Al option q purshsse &
Posit of ZOO required at time OF sale ConVeysncins
and cost Of purchaser after days aivertsesn, q
tom ss5 Z; C. pUS.ANsoN BROS:
4 HANSEkn sAsE OF NALCABl.E IMPROVED
wEsT, tNo; lllol BETMkEN NoRIH 4 STREE,
AN I MASsAcHusErrs AVENUE. IN WASH
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court q the
District Of Columbia. passed the 23d day Of Feb
% the undersigned will sell at public sale in
SST Msf isss II lin no h6t fl 81 t asLf
PAST FOUR. p, NJ. Of said last mentioned day. the
Washington in the District Of Columbia TO wit; All
those certain parts Of lot numbered eighteen S IN
SQUARE numbered two hundred and forty-seven (2s7l
namely, the south twenty (20D feet rear Of
said lot eighteen (S in said square and also al that
part OF said lot eighteen lSb said square, described
said lot on the alley and thence runnns
thirtytwo (52) feet thence north aross said OF
hvet5) thence west - alley
together with the respective improvements ana app
purtenances thereunto belonging In any wise APP
Terms u sas a. prescribed by said decree onehalf
% OF the purchase money in cash nj the time of sale.
or within ten u0) days thereafter and the balance
months FROM the day of sale by notes OF the pur
chaser or purchasers thereof dated Of the day
sale tearing interest from their date 90 per
centum per annum and secured by duly recorded
deed OF trust upon said real estate and policy of in
surance upon the improvements thereon, both salts
factory IN form TO the undersigned trustee all cash.
at the option of the purchaser or purchasers thereof
the costs Of all recording, conveyancnx aud
will be at the expense Of said purchaser or purchasers
such general taxes and special assessments there
against which the collector taxes may certify be
required from the purchaser At the time of sale The
title to said real estate will be retained after
nnal ratification of the sale shall be made by the
(5) days from the day Of sale the undersigned trustee
retains the right resell said aud
Kendall 4. ALEXANDER, trustee.
. - 49, Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer ap2s-dSds
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AN IMPORTANT TELEPHONE DECIsION.-Judge
Slmonton, IN Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, filed an
opinion IN the case OF the state against the Amer
can Bell Telephone Company to recover q tax on
capital stock, holding that as the company had no
onice or agent in Pennsylvania, and Is not doing
any business there, II Is not within the terms OF
the act OF assembly. and that the leasing by IL OF
telephones to be used BY Pennsylvania corpora
lions In pennsylvania under the letters patent
granted by the United States does not bring the
Massachusetts company within the Jurisdiction OF
the state OF PENNSYLVANIA
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parliament for authority 70 borrow Se0 5000 600 for
the purpose Of paying the floating debt OF the
Dominlon and for carrying on pubic WORKS
authorized by parliament the rate OF interest not
70 exceed per cent per annum.
Master workman Powderiy has informed the
knights OF Labor that In Canada In future the
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A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SORTHwESE L.
District of Columbia passed the In day 81 April
a. nsey e a. We % sell NJ
suction in front Of the prsmisss on the dass and It
ns fiSE q The DAY OF May A.
original Lot numbered three lj in square mum bered
three hundred and seventy-nine C,79l. described
OF said Lot numbered three CD and running thence
at
angles with SAID avenue seventy 50 feet thence
corner Of said Lot numbered three 90; thence
southwardy and at right angles with the said avenue
beginning Improved by two threeStory Brick Stores
NS s skM nnd ~ FIVE
not NIB mine az n sSu,rs numbefed
az
thirty u30 feet from the northeast corner Of said
thence in direction s t tsS
feet two 60 inches; thence at right angles with the
@ mort ss feet nine G neSes to the Ss
OF Dstreet thence due east nineteen Q9 feet eleven
y
deed dated 20 day Of Dseem6er A lS5a and re-
and basement brick. 81 Dos b street northsest 49,
sss = FIVE The STTH o. 3 SA mum
bered three CD, in square numbered three hundred
ss in the Of the Of
the District Of Columbia in Iber n K, November s.
soatswest corner Of said lot numbered three q, on
north ~ street, and running thence east with the
line Of said lot and said street twenty () feet:
thence north III straight line one hundred and eleven
ns Ct s
twenty-five (2) feet to the northwest of said
lot thence south with the line said lot one
hundred and six 06) feet six 80 inches less
the place of beginning. being the same roperty
conveyed said Anna Lindsey deed dated Deceni,
Der g. 1867, and recorded in nber z. c. L. 23 folio
273 Of the land records for the District OF Columbia
imp owed by 3story brick dwelling. No. 917 street
northwest. -
on SAME DAY, at HAIF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
p. M. lot numbered four a. in reservation 3D." being
the same property Conveyed to Eleazer Lindsley by
land records for the District of Columbia inn roved by
and attic brick dwelling Nos 463 and 465
Missouri avenue.
Terms Of For each piece offered third cash.
balance in and two years with interest for which
notes of purchaser purchasers must be given secured
by trust deed the property sold all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser or purchasers deposit Of
600 each of the other pieces will be required at time
of sale ALI coDveyancing at cost Of purchaser pur
chasers. terms Of sale are not complied with in
days the Trustees reserve the right to resell
risk OF defaultng purchaser or purchasers after I'VE
dayG advertising
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. trustee. 's'
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers sp2S.dxds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TWO STORY-AND- BRICK HOUSE No
S12 FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, Ar AUC

~ T1hSI SThEEI NOhIHWEST, AT AUG
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY SEVENTH,
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises,
shall sell two-story and basement Brick House. No
812 LIST street northwet with good cellar, &c.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one, two, and
three years. with notes bearing interest by
deed OF trust ON the property. All conveyancny at
Of sale. WESCOTT 4 WILCOX.
my2-d&ds 1907 Pennsylvania ave,
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GEORGE F. GRAHAM, r.
ap21-10t THOMAS B. SHOEMAKER.S 1rusteeh
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer. :

HIGHLY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
1919 C0NNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST
On On THURSDAY. NAY THIRD. 1883. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises shall sell Lot 3d.
in square l64 lot 21x137h to large public alley,
improved by three story and basement brick resi-
dence containing nine rooms large closets three bath
rooms rear. galleries. &C., being No. 1919 Connecticu
avenue.
This property is located near Farragut Square and
considered OF the desirable sections in
city
Terms: One third cash, the residue in one and two
years with notes bearinI interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property Convey ancing and
cording at purchasers cost. Two hundred dollars de-
post required at the time of sale.
ap2H.dHds M Ancf;
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- SCnedule IN enerf Mhrrh o. 1SSS
o.,, a M-hast Tenn Mail Daily for wsrrenton
SoraonsNie. Charlottesville. Lynch6urg and stations
between Alexandria aud lynchburg Bue Ridrs
Sprinss Alleeheny Springs. BRISTOL Knoxville. Roma
SLEEPER Washington 60 New Orleans ~s
Ills M--fast Mail Daily for warrentoo. cb.,.
io,,esNaie p9rdonsyille Stations Ches Ohio Roata
~ nchpnrs Rocky Mount Danville aud staticns bs.
tween lynchburg and DAnyille. CireeIsboro Raielsh
SSnafio,se .olunIbA Augusta Atlanta Blrrnins-
.ornl. "PIn n%aS Nsw Orleans Texas and cs-
lania 80 New Orleans. and Mann Bosdoip sl.-psr.
,S os si,l, nleksours and shreveport Pull
son9 trains Washington 20 Atlanta Does not eouns,s
for and q. route POINTS sundays NV '''
siTas5n :; M "A except sunday. for Manassas
- ~ =; MSl-Nsstsrn Express Daily Tor warrcntoa
0oT,SsonsNllle Charlottesville. Lou-vfle CinrtnnntI
snd d spTer resorts on and near line o. CheSsPssks
Washington TO louisville also Tor IvnSh6Tn1 prish
ShattanooHa. MepIihis. fittle Rock and All scUtes
,on ,o MnsdS,. rnronsh Pullman sleepers washing
ll:O0 4 M=southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg Danyille Raleigh. Asheyiiie Chsriotta
ORLEANS Te,As aud Csiifornia f1ilSnSa Sespsr
M ss.aLston 10 New Orleans. TexAs, Atlanta sui
sop t,1nsery Pullman sleeper Washington 20 Akea
Trains on washngto and OHIO division leave Wash
tngton 9;l2 A NJ, Daily ercspt SUNDAY snd 4 al
n Daily: arrive Hound Hi II as A N and :si 5
s.ys n a DaiiS EXCEPT SUNDAY. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dam
,nd So NJ via East TENNESSEE Bristol and Lynch
puiE az 1l:lS A. NJ. aud " 40 T. NJ. via Che.Als.sks
and ONO route and Charlottesville at s.4Of NJ:
Ilckets sleeping car reservation and infornatioa
.rir.hed and oa.'gage checked at ofoe, 100 PENN
ysris hsenne and ., fas-enger station Pe1nsyi-
Ara
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRONZEs LARGE
BlSQUE FIGURES, FINE PORCELAINS. ELE-
CANT VASES, BRASS LAMPS. BRONZE MANTEL
SET, ARTICLES OF VERTU, BRIC-A- BRAC, &C.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated the 10th day of
March, 1888, and duly recorded in Liber l3l l. folio
- ct seq. one Of the land records for Washington
p G., the undersigned Trustee will SELL by order Of
TIEfH DAY OF APRft, 1855, commen enc q at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at the suction rooms of Thomas
Bowling, 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue the
following Personal Effects:
BRONZE MANTEL ELS, PAIR OF MAGNIFICENT
B!SQuG FIGURES. BYeCARRIER; BRONZE
CASDLESTiCKS. BRASS LAMPS, ELEGANT
BRONZES. NANCY, FAIENCE AND DRESDEN
PGRGELAINSi PAIR OF sEvREs AND BRONZE
CLOISONNE AND BRONZE VASES, ROCCOCO
ORNAMENTS. BOHEMIAN GLASS, SILVER
PLATED WARE THREE LARGE BISQUE
HEADS. ARTICLES OF YERTU. RRIC-A-BRAC,
CABINETS AND BRACKETS, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE
Terms cash.
ap13-dts ROBERT g. FLETCHER, Trustee.
tV.THE ABOVE SALE UNAvo1DABLY POST.
Roned Until WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND. 1883.
ton. THOMAS Dc,WIING
ap2S-dts Auctioneer.
U THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
Poned until WEDNESDAY, MAY THE NINTH.
SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
By order Of the Trustee.
my2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
So. Joseph Police Puzzled.

MysrrRrors MOVEMENTS OF WOMAN WHO HAS
WASHINGTON PHOTOGRAPHS IN HER POSSESSION
ST. JOSEPH Mo-, Nay 2-The police are engaged
IN trying 70 solve q mysterious case. About two
weeks ago a woman about nifty years old came to
this city. She was without money or friends and
picked up By the police on the street, sup
posed 70 be drunk. Upon this charge she served
a term Of ten days In the work house and was re-
leased yesterday. She gave her name as Julia
OFlaherty, and at the time OF arrest had thirty
two cents. Yesterday she was found ON tn. streets
IL now transpres that In all probability it was not
drunkenness at all The wonan's real name, as
learned from letters and pa pers found upon Is
Johanna OFlynn, but where she Is from no one
knows. she had to-day when arrested about $50
Ia cash. note for kS21 10 ner from E Is. Haney, OF
Henderson, MIMI, dated December p, 1887. and
payable one ear after date: a certificate OF de-
s47; certificate OF deposit 800 In the Proyident
Institution Tor savings at Boston, Mass a NUM-
Der OF photographs taken In Boston and washing
ton, d. c. and several letters from E b. Haney, OF
Henderson, MIMI, owner OF a line OF stages and
Carriages The letters are OF business ana
friendly character. What the woman IS cannot De
found out. She is well educated, refined and OF
good breeding. She Is PROFESSIONALLY insane.
Found the Old Mans Money at Last.
LINCOLN, NEB., May 2.-Some time ago Henry
1ierney, an eccentric and wealthy lrishnan, ded
In this city. Many heirs sprang up to share MS
estate which consisted OF large blocks OF land In
and about this city. Little money was found unlil
over an old chest belonging 10 the DEAD man.
found 81 900 In certificates OF deposit In neghoor
Ing banks, beside a large number OF Judgment
notes.
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The Kaiser Ka. Another Had Turn

Emperor Frederick's fever increased last even
ing, BIS sxpectoration became more copious, and
his cor,-s worse. He also suffered from headache
An attempt has been made 10 relieve him by In
serting new canula- During the day be was Ian
guild and had little app lite. The emperor's re-
lapse has shattered the hopes that were enter
FAMED OF permanent Improvement, but there Is no
cause for Immediate uneaSiness. During the last
tFseBty-tour hours several portions OF tissue have
come away from the emperOr's throat. The fever
l. due 10 IND animation In the immediate vicinity
OF the wound, through which the canula passes
The doctors have ordered that tent be erected in
rne park for the e1nperor'5 use In fine weather.
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IHEIENDEU NE WAS A Dad MAN AND GOT KILLED,
Jno. Z. Reardon, young Phiiadelphian, has
been killed near Olathe, Kan. Reardon went out
armed pretended that he was a bad man, The
people took him at his word aud sent a sheriY 8
posse TO arrest him. ReardOn resisted and was
killed by one OF the sheriff IS deputies He was a
young man Of good family and entirely harmless
but when he went to Kansas thought IL necessary
10 arm himself and pretend to be dangerous He
formerly lived on farm at ElktOp Nd
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RUSSIA STIRRING UP TROUBLE IN MACEDONIA
Advices received at the British foreign ONCE ind-
Gates probable Greek rising In Macedonia such
movement being encouraged by Russia to bring
about q crisis 10 the eastern question. The Mon
tenegrin raid into Servia was connected with this
plot. II diplomatic representations by the British
minister at Athens do not result In satisfactory
assurances England, Austria and Italy VIII send
q squadron to thu PtrRus
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
AND LARGE YARD. 1871 STREET NORTH
NEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK

virtue Of certain deed OF trust bearing date on
the 18th day OF February. A ID. 1870 and duly re-
corded No 7IS, folio 4S, ct seq, one Of the Land
Records OF the District Of Columbia, and at the
Quest OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at
public auction, in front OF the premisss. TUESDAY
the Fiji TENTH OF MAY, A. ID. 1883, at SIX p NJ,
the following described real estate situate in the city
OF W shington. District of Columbia and designated
on the ground plat plan Of said city lots num-
bered (5l hve and t six in the subdivision square
numbered t24Sl two hundred and forty he
same is recorded in the office Of the surveyor of said
city and District in Liber n. H. folio 6S, together
with the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and appertaining, known as No. 1871 4
street
Terms Of sale prescribed by said deed OF trust
follows: The amount OF Indebtedness secured by this
deed Of trust upad with the expense Of SALE in cash.
and the balance at g. 12 and IL months for which the
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day
OF sale and secured BY deed Of trust the property
Sold shall be ken. deposit OF $500 shall be
Qured Of the purchaser at the time Of sale and ali the
ssa be at the EXPENSE Of the purchaser
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in full
within ten days after the SALE the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk aud expense of
the defautng purchaser after ten days public notice
In the Evening star newspaper. G. e. WILLARD,
ap30- dxds Trustee.
FHNRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
l. OTHER PROPERTY, SITUATED on PENNSYL-
yANIA AVENUE. BEIWEEN NINTH AND
TtNTH STREETS NORTHWEST; ON STREET
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST; on STREET. BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHwESr, AND on
MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR-AND-
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
MISCELLANEOUS SPRING PLANTS, ROSES, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY FOURTH, 1883. at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms shall sell
z choice collection of Towering and other Plants.
Roses, &C., from the we'll known florist, X. Freeman
esq. THOMAS BOWLING,
my2-Gt AnctionaAr.
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TEE PAPAL REscRIPr AND THE LRAGUR.-At
conference Tuesday the priests OF West Clare dis
cusSed the papal reScrtpt against the league The
speeches were OF o differential character. No
definite line OF action was resolved upon. The
people OF Glare seem Indifferent towards the re-
script and are decided 70 adhere TO the program Of
the league,
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 11th ST. NV.
Arson @. McCook. Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV.
Vim. p. Capaday, Sergeant-at-Arms. 900 Def av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James r. Young. Executive Clerk, 1903 Q st. NV.
Isaac BaSsett, Asst. DO0rkeeper, Is I'd St ne.
]. l. Christie Act Asst. Doork'r, S25 18th st. NV
W. II. Bigelow, Postmaster. 10 Sd ST. ne
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ ING LOTS, FRoNTrNa on The CAPITOL
akouNDS Also. THREE LOTS On ARrHuk

CHxNCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
sESSERs s ss1i sSis ~ taFHaH
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court, d. G,
n rp Tsl IL f DsT q Si
1855 q five VSLoSk Pm. e IRON! q he prem
e g IN he ~ 81
Also the west i've feet front q Lo, g IN
Contained sis q lou the g foos "
"a . ne nnns ,Ssns the M liner 81
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line Of
south line; thence BY : right line to the northwrss
corner OF Lot g. and thence south the place Of be
Said lots 10. 20. el es % front each es fee,
Paca 1e.seen New Jersey avenue and Arthur
are Io0 feet deep to alley Lota 81 81 and 50 front
each feet on Arthur Place and 80 feet deep to
Terms; one7.hira in cash. of which 900 on each
EQUAL WITH interest," ss one and two years
secured Ss a 81 u ssa s
sold or all Cash, at the option Of the purchaser. An
are receive Tor submission to the
sny private oilers for this property Plas can be Oh
rRAsK11S n. n R.5 Il Ave. Trustee.
mr1dsds "e0i pUI Nsx Bs;lSip Mos Auc..
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucuoneer.
vALgAsLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
srEkfrs N6kTHwE BFi Al kkGScriox AND
on SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH, az HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. We shall sell in front Of the
premises the soul 20 feet Of lot In square 39s by
depth OF "a feet inches to alley. Brick wall on
both sides making 1t very desirable building lot
my1-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO, Aucts
nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctlOneera
ENTIRE FgRNITgRE, CARPETS. &c. CONTAINED
bRo 2IHrfPa akk. No. Al MAPLE AVENUE LIZ
PAKLOR SUITE NJ T. TABLES, EASY CHAIRS.
60ShsRS FANCY TABLES, WALNUT CHAM
BEh SETS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, HAT
RAGE RACK, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES. Pill
EXTENSION TABLE. DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, VELVET AND OTHER CAR
FETS. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c
49,. Also,
ONE JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGE, NEARLY NEW. AT
On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY FOURTH. common
named dwelling ali the furniture CARPETS. kc. con-
tanned Parties refurnishing should give this sale
their attention. my1-3t
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Not Mime. Diss DE Bars Child.
TEE bogus MEDIUM ADMITS IN COURT THAT LOLA

A
The question whether or not Nine Diss de
Bar Is a proper person to have charge OF
the two children-Lola Alice Messant and Julia,
or "Dodo" Diss de Bar-was heard by Justice Kill
bretn In New YORK yesterday. The children mean
while remained in charge OF the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children. ana Elbrdge T..
Gerry pressed the prosecution The medium went
ON the stand and Mr.. Gerry pumped this question
10 her:
"Are you a married woman"
'.No," SAID the medium. after a little hesltancy.
names of the children are Lola Alice, aged fifteen
years, and Julia, called Dodo, who was born at
1852 Broadway. July 8. 1881. Joseph II. DisS De-
bar has the honor to be her father"
who Is the father OF the oldest childs-
81 decline to answer" Then gazing steadily at
JUICE kiloreth, she added: Il am under an oath
and respect IT,"
Then the lawyers had a wrangle over the ques-
tion, but eventually Judge hilbreth asked the
would the answer tend TO degrade you in the
eyes OF the eommunity?'
slowly.
would IL eliminate your.
at would not. / am under oath and would
rather die than tell lie now"
'sIhen you must answer the question
There was a moment OF painful silence, and
every eye was nxed on the witness. She was very
pale and her fingers twisted the watch chain
round and round Finally she said, In a husky
voice: ..she is not my child at all"
We are speaking OF the elder one, Lola Alice, "
said Mr.. Gerry.
Precisely. She is not my child at all. She was
rents i have taken care Of her since she was
three years old. Your honor, there is the burial
certificate OF the child OF Paul Noel Messanr and
myself She was buried In the Pere Ia Chaise In
Paris. as you may see That Is the child whom
george salomon mistook Lola for. No, she is not
my child" she added In a very tende: voice, and
with difficulty Keeping back the tears. 'But
love her as dearly as tine other"
do you know whose child she iS?" asked Mr.
Gerry.
IL do Her father and her mother lived within a
cOne's throw OF this builning. The child was
porn In lawful wedlock- Her parents had other
children, VINO are living. She never associated
viii them and never will. Her father is a worth
less d-unkard, who has never supported his fam
n.y. or 1 would never have got that darling"
Judge klloreth Reserved his decision the children
meanwhile remaining in charge OF the society.
To prevent the release OF Ann ODelia and Diss
Debar, oy offering bali merely on the conspiracy
charge, the astute Mr.. Hummei appeared before
Judge hilbreth very early yesterday morning. He
secured from the Judge a commitment OF the spirit
pair on the material charge OF stealing Old LOew-
cpnerus material paintings, which Mr.. valken-
Deryh valued at $4,000. Mr.. Humnel thus closed
al avenues Of escape for the Diss Debars until the
nal Meanwhile they remain In the TombsL