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0UNCANSON BROS. AucuoneerA
TRUSTEES SALE By CATALOGUE

hUNCANSON BROS. AucuoneerA
TRUSTEES SALE BIZ CATALOGUE
CONCERT GRAND kSasE 5-ocrAvE PIANO
,,pp COST $4,000; ,,,,>,-po,,>,
&GAfk CHAMBER fSh f1 Hsb of RIEhS' FEsSf
Ms Side i4a
Turkish Persian, Berlin and other Rues and Car
o ora China Cut and EnSrayed aja;sx.ss Bras.
OF hne Books, some very rare.
Madeira Wines Rye and Bourbon Whistles. being
entire contents Of house southeast corner 10th and
Pair Blo0ded Hprses. Carriages. Buggy Cart Single
18th and northwest. " N
eo g duly Ssr
129 folio 6s ct of the land records of the Dis
T 's rs NAY
Zach SaY In aSsS AT Ten oGkocK and continue
son.sinsS T. he
partly enumerated as follows:
Walnut Desks Tables. Pigeon Holes, PAPER Cases. Book
DOWN Crate socs c fr Asss and Maps Low
Large Refrigerator by LoriiIsfa. Ice Chest Filter.
SOLID OAK M3 HsHHfaSSkSAsr ROOM 90,
SIDE SIDE TABLES, SOLID oAk LEATHER- Gov
sFI ASNHbAaEs E ENb EE2GE
c EFSSTS aSS FdIE
SOLID SAN noS{Ss hSS S$sM o..vvn
FEET; VERY AASpsoME. E staM hEs sSLI Is
Hs#S$ssE ySHSH ,rn s$FB
f fENE GA SAPANEsE CHINA DINER sEEyicE
FRENCH CHINA VASES EiRoNZhs PrRET SIT
TUkcoMAN cG RAINS AND BRASS f Po II
PORTED WINES; sSsASPiks AND w iifi Is
kSSShn SSo MtASs9h H2fkmo eas ME-
AHR EeSSSkhEMS SgfI sS fyF sEF
SHS hhK VEIN GHAEs S, n f nRoN
sAEb rAbfk E&BEo hbHkk As sRpks SAsE
fGsHES VERY Ek EAkE A SHo E1zEEcA hSb a
Ssb Push SSHHiS SE fHd
RICHLY * GAR TyED wALSTT GLAWEooI LIBRARY
S GAAEs BhSE RHsH
f BESSzR I MsST5k sETG FISE iii FAINT
TURKISH RUG. -1-1''
TABLE !, JAPANEsE VASES. PoGFfE' PEpEs-
M GTd
CARPETS, DIVANS, CURTAINS, ETC.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SEVEN CHAMBERS.
BAMBOO BEDROOM SUITE, COMPRISING
BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, DRESSING-CASE, CHIF.
FONIER, CHAIRS, ETC.
WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES HAIR
MATTRESSES FEATHER PILLOWS AND boil
STERS, SPRINGS. SLANkETa LOW DOWN
CRATES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. SUPERB WARDRoBES. EASY CHAIRS.
noSSkf 1afSEF zsS 5T sSbF Sstssts H.
PETS, &c,
ALSO
CONTENTS OF
THREE SERVANTS ROOMS,
Contents Of Kitchen and Laundry Rooms
ALSO
On FRIDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON:
Pair Fine Blooded Horses (Gray and Sorrel)
Brewster Brougham.
Brewster buggy.
French Victoria by celebrated maker in Paris
Elegant Cart. by celebrated maker in Paris.
Single and Double Harnesses
Blankets, Stable Fixtures, &C., &c.
AULICk PALMER. Trustee.
Terms cash
my9-d&ds GORDON GORDON. Attorneys.
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HANGERY SALE g, OF INA yALgA Ag e. IMPR9yEp
Oh THE NORTH SIDE OF sTkEEf, BE II
EEN sEoS SRD kNow SH as
No BOB i STREET, ADJOINING THE RESI-
s ENSE e M ST IL TEE
On THE s one SIDE, AND THE PROPERTY
kMPRS 81 TIE OTHER, isoNTfNd f Fokr Z
EIGHT FEET 4 On sTEEET AMP
DWELLING HOUSE AND BRICK STABLE.
t ahs or
A d. 1883. wherein Samuel A. Lee, by his committee.
Lee Ct al are defendant in equity cause No 1921
s m on ri SHssTn
MAY. a D: 1855. at the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK IN.
numbered two CD Of the subdiyision by STEPHEN A
ave srS and Of
in the Office Of the sgrysyor Of s.,d D,str, s,
tered "R" at PAGE la6, with the improve
ssd lot treats feet on sSe north
q street between ID and Sd srsst: Sr,s and S q
further depth thirty feet 70 The south line
srsss Is snS
Ct IN tSs n
be psa IN G' s.:s Within ten days ro% the .y q
and the residue two equal installments, payable
With ana s %
the purch.ses or pnrch.se may e. n her or Their
cssS he title 70 Be retained until fali payment q
p 1Ss u 500 to 8 made = time q ale All
sncing and recording q the cost Of purchaser
q :,s NE 20 s. 4
cost Of the det;uIHng EbwsR e gu'cf,'s
800 SoS ST. 4. nv. rru....
Resa e LsDI0ls sSldieS;
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA

NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND pNIM-
CPEoyEp PRoPERri, LocAIkp o. -Tnl
sfREET AND MAINE kyENrE on MAfSn
AvENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND FoCk-ANDl
sT EIf f nEfxEfS AID ro6's sfRnTra
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the supreme court Of The
Saas cause No. 10 !Gs 10 Equity viii onsT Cor
sale public auction. I'm front Of the restiNe
| on s .ss s ss. sG IN n sSs civ Y IN sss
District Of Columbia Co Wit;
On THURSDAY, MAY THTRTY-oNE. 1855. a
reservation marked lettered e located on the
southeast corner Of street and Maine avenue Lot
aud Is improved by 8 two-story brick dwelling ana
number OF tSo-story frame tenements Lot ID con-
talns 1850 square Feet OF ground more or less and s
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST 1855. at SIX
wsrts n, s, Lt IN s,id sGnaSe ~ ,r ,e;
OF ground more or less. aud improved by two three-
story frame dwellings. Nos 3ls and 3i6 Maine ave-
ON SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND. 1855. at SIX
ySLN.Sk NJ, ORIGINAL Lot 10. IN squsr. loie
strees This lot contaus 900 square feet " ground
more or less. and 10 unimproyed-
cash the dAy sale or within hfesn days thercsf-
ter the rsdue in two equal instAllments payable
bearing interest," from the day Of sale at sis per
Se w sSi the or a. se ~
be paid IN cash The be retained the pur-
Of the puseS.ser 70 comply wS the term. Of s.s IL
the trustees reserve the right readverse and res
at the ri-k cost q the defauitlns purchaser All
cSnveyAncins and recording At the cost OF the pnr
raases DEPOSIT OF ESQ on each parcel sold ~tb
JAMES s EDWARDS
BOO 18th 81. NV. r-.,.,.-.
w. w1LLoUGHBY, iru
r rio Dow DowLrNo.
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Fatal Duel With Clubs.

MOUNT VERNON, KY, May 16.-Near orlando.
this county, yesterday, james Kits, a merchant,
and Joel Auglin, a farmer, fought with clubs.
Auglin received a terrible blow on the skull, had
an arm and q rib broken, and received other
wounds from which he will die. They fought In
the woods. where there were no witnesses The
quarrel arose over Augl1n'S stock trespaSsing on
Kits lands. Kits notified a neighbor he had
killed Auglin and then fed.
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The BARD WINS THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.-The
great Brooklyn handicap was run In three inches
OF mud at Gravesend yesterday. Fifteen thousand
people witnessed II. Rain fell al day until just
before the great race Mr.. A. ]. Carsarts The Bard
won alter nne contest and Q desperate nn1sh
and Fenilon, who got miserable start, but made
a great race toward the finish, fourth. McLaugh-
tain the slight lead, which his horse secured ct
the quarter, but The Bard shot ahead under whip
and spur, and Mclaughlin stopped riding. Hanover
punish him further. The race was worth about
5000 70 the winner
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON The NORTH SIDE OF PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AND FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED BY JAMES Y. DAVIS
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 29th day of july
1887 in the consolidated causes numbered 10257 and
1O576, kQuity Docket 26, the undersigned Trustee
will sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
scribed real estate situated the city Of Washington
District of Columbia. and known. designated. and
lettered the ground plat plan Of said city
Lot Iettered l. in w B. Iodd's recorded subdivision
of Lots and Ain square 460,improved by handsome
hve-story brick building, marble front
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase in cash. and the balance
In one and two years in equal for which the
notes of the purchaser must be given interest
from the day SALE by deed Of trust on
the property Sold all cash at the option
All conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit Of
$500 at time of sale is required II the terms Of sale
are not complied with in days the trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser
GEORGE E HAMILTON, Trustee,
my4d&ds Sun Building. st. NV.
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b WILLIAMS I Co. Auctu.

"ALTEk h WllldAAS w. Anco.
pERRMpToHY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT Eh0NTING on sTkEET BETMEEM
NORTHWfBr. ---.
q THU1sD1Y MA1 = e.. I'll e ia, HAIr :,
&c pr.mises ~ LcS4 e sSusss 81 h.yns s6Ssss
for The purposs Of ssttismsns between two joint
Tenn: ons-shird ossA balance In g, II, snd 10
month"; for noSos bsaFls interest from day Of ssle
md sscured b. . dsed Of trust On psopery so1A ~
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AUCTION SALES.

FINE ARTS
NOW OPEN FREE
AT DowLINaS FINE ART ROOMS,
PENN AVE. AND nth ST.
THE FINEST EXHIBITION
MODERN ART
EVER HELD IN WASHINGTON
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS,
FORMING AN ALMOST CHRONOLOGICAL
HISTORY OF WATER COLOR ART REPRE-
SCENTED BY MANY OF THE GREATEST
PAINTERS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT.
AMONG SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL
WORKS WILL BE FOUND sIGNoRINrs
GRAND WORK. A SPANISH FEsTIvAI,vAI-
UED AT $4,000 AND MANY SUPERB sPEcI-
MEMS OF THE SPANISH. FRENCH. DUTCH,
DANIsa. BELGIAN. NEAPoLITAN. ROMAN.
AND LoMBARDY SCHOOLS
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION WILL BE
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE ON TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MAY 22D. 23D. path. 25TH. AT IL A. NJ.
3 AND p NJ EACH DAY.
THOMAS DOWNING,
my16-6t AUCTIONEER.
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CEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 St

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF
STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN Il AND
STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to US recorded in lber
No. l03 folio 49, ct seq. one of the land records
for the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY;
THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. D.. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of lots numbered eighty three
(S3 eightyfour (S4 and eighty nye (S5) in the sub
division of square hundred and ninety five (435)
made by the assienees of George Mattingy.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one
ssmi-annually, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. or all cash. at the option Of pur-
chaser deposit of 100 will be required each
at the time Of sale All conveyaneing at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days other
the the right To resell at the
and cost Of the defauting purchaser. after i've days
previous notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD CLARK. I ~.
myl2-eoSds GEO. II. MILLER. Arus'ees-
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rHONAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.

fhs5E xAE sIp1 - HpI s4Hse L9T on TIE
TEENTH sTREEL AT AUCTION:
1855. q SIX O'CLOCK on the pcsnisss. han al
Los t22 123. Ia n =. Ttbbsfxs slb q psrss q
q allsy located = above.
ferma: o2,600 IN cab ths balance q saeht snd
cured b Odd q trust An convsyanclsr cd r
cosdt1g q puschaes,s cost; ESQ daposdt vm b -
ay14-dAds THOMAS DoWLua Ana
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

MARDRIS CHIEF, JR, FOALED ON SEPTEMBER
THIRD, 1884. DAM ELLA STONESTREET. BY
STAR PILOT, BETWEEN 10 AND II HANDS,
AND THE MOST PROMISING COLT IN THE
COUNTRY.
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction-ro rooms, I shall sell
the above splendid Colt. He is rich blood bay, with
black name tail and forelee: his hind feet white
Is model in FORM and has plenty Of bone aud muscle
with elegant style and action. An extended pedigree
Will be shown at the time Of sale.
Terms cash.
THOMAS BOWLING,
m16-3ts Auctionaer
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m16-3ts


VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MAY TWENTY-SECOND. at SIX
O'CLOCK r NJ, shall sell. in front of the premises.
Lot ~ in Square ia having 81 feet 8 inches front
by 1853 feet 3k inches deep to 3O-foot alley
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF SALE and secured by deed of trust property sold
All conveyancing &c, at cost of purchaser. $500
down on day of sale.
my l6-d&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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GEO. W. STICKNEY,
AuctiOneer. 936 Est my5-d&dl
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAdPRovEl
REAL ESTATE On STREET NORTH. BE

By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
dax Of October 1852 and reoorded IN nner l021. to
lubi and ct the Of the party secured there
BY. shall oer for sale at public auction in front Of
day Of NAY, 1883. e FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol.
Washington. District Columbia to witt The
S3 feet inches from front to original lot NUM-
bered I'VE t5) in square numbered nine hundred and
eighty-sx 1856, commencing for the same % feet
inches east Of the southwest corner OF said lot and
east 3 feet inches to eastern line q sid thence
south 20 feet TO the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years. respectively. for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser must given. to bear interest
at six Per cent Per annum from day Of SALE payable
sold OF AZ cash. q option Of purchassr A deposit Of
ing and recording ct purchasers cost Terms Of sale
g be complied With IN seven daya otherwt.e the
Of defeuittn9 purchaser after nye days PREVIOUS
notice IN some HoRsr pSp'ishsd q Msshmston. D.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON IHE WEST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE.
BETWEEN STREET AND IOWA CIRCLE,
AND IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. 1916 VER-
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF authority in vested in and under
the last will testament of W. W. W. Wood of
record in iber 20, at 3d. &C. of the Record of
Wills in the District of Columbia, the undersigne
will, on SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH OF MAY. 1855.
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, IN front of the
premises offer for sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, lot numbered ffty-six 900, in Omsteads
recorded subdivision of square numbered two hun
bred and forty-two CAD. in the city of Washington.
D. and the improvements said lot fronting twenty
three (.S:}) feet on Vermont avenue.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, Of which $3.50
shall be paid at the time Of SALE the residue IN equal
payments 9 aud after date of sale, for which
notes duly secured the premises sold shall be
with interest at six go per centum per annum from
the day of sale All conveyancing acknowledgement,
and recording to be at cost If the terms Of
sale he complied with in 10 days after SALE resale
may be had at the risk and cost of defauting pur-
chaser after days notice in the Evening Star
paper. THCS: MOOD.
eE THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until THURSDAY. MAY SEVEN
TENTH, 1888, same hour and place By order Of
the trustee THOMAS DOW LING.
my14-d&ds Auctoneer.
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my16-6t
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 P STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of Q deed of trust dated the Sd day of
March. 1887. and duly recorded in LiDer No. 1245.
foo - ct seq, one Of the land records of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees will offer
at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH,
1883, at SIX O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises
the following described property: All that certain
piece parcel of land known and designated lot No
l6o, in Brainard H. Warmers subdivision Of certain
lots in square No. 1856 beginning for the same on P
street at point distant eiehtyseven feet six inches
due east from the OF said square and
running thence north feet SIX inches to an
alley thence east eighteen feet nine inches thence
south feet six inches to street and thence
along said street westerly eighteen feet nine inches
to the place OF beginning together with the improve
ments. which consist of three-story and basement
brick dwelling, with bay window and back building.
Terms; One-third cash, the residue in two equal
payments at and two years. with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deed of trust the property
solo, all cash, at purchasers option All convey
ancing and recording purchasers cost. 300 de-
post will be required at the time of sale
mye-axds W WAJsM y TA bGREiENNkARp Trustees
eFTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, SAME HOUR
AND PLACE, by order of the trustees.
myl6-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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E. q. DAVIS
Gl9 MARKET SPACE
aAUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

aAUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
just open one Of Jersey Ribbed Low Neck and
no Sleeve VESTS. at the low figure Of 25c.
One case Of High Neck and short Sleeves. Jersey
Fitting, at same price.
Misses. GAUZE VESTS ct all prices Our stock 10
now complete. The above goods just thing for
the approaching season
LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Another Invoice Of MISSES DRESSED
This stock is made OF the best material and manu-
featured by experienced workinen. hence the fnish
and at is perfect
Our FAN DEPARTMENT has been largely added TO
during the past week and prepared to show
elegant Goods and beautiful designs.
RUcHINGs and NECKwEAR Of every description
KID. SILK, Isle and COTTON GLOVES reliable
makes Many New and Attractive Articles shown
In every department
LACEs and EMBRoDERIEs in endless varieties
Cheapest and best line Of FLoUNCINGs the city.
WHITE GOODS from the Lowest TO the Best Pure
LINEN LAWNS at Poe. One case Of Cream White
BATIsTE at l5c. worth double that amount
PIoUEs. INDIA LINENS. DIAiITIEs and other
Summer Fabrics.
Black and White sATTEENs BATIsTE aud
LAWNS INDIA SILKS. from 15c up Black and
White, White and Black. Cream and Plain Black
conceded that this il the desirable fabric
weather. Black and Cream CANTON CREPE. GREN-
ADINES. in Plain, Striped and Brocaded. HER
MANI SILK WARP. NUNS YELLING and many
other Goods suitable for summer.
Ladies' LrsIE. SILK and COTTON HOSIERY an
Fast Black eXtra value.
Job Lot of PoNGEE PARAsoIs. at ass. worth
g. Paraso stock is added ~ often. and stock pro-
nounced perfect
Pelerines JET BANDS. &C. to all Of which We invite
your attention.
Z. a. DAVIS
mylg 10 MARKET SPACE.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE FINEST EVER.
BLOOMING ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE SIZES,
COLLECTIONS OF BEDDING PLANTS, COL
EUS, GERANIUMS. CANNAS, ETC, PALMS AND
OTHER ORNAMENTAL PLANTS FOR VASES,
AZALEAS, LILIES, RHODODENDRONS, ETC,
FROM JOHN SAULS NURSERIES.
At our sales room. corner 10th and Penna. avenue,
THURSDAY, NAY SEVENTEENTH, at FOUR
OCLOCKP NJ WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO,
my14-d&ds Auctioneers
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Pope Leo,s Recreasious.

Paris Dispatch TO the London Daily Telegraph
To those who take an interest in the Eternal
city ". de la Br1eres book on the pope's Jubilee.
enIitled ~ Rome" will prove both good and in
structive reading. The volume which Is published
by NJ. Gervais OF the Rue TOurnOn, Is composed OF
sere- OF letters from Pontifical ZOuaye on the
ystsS which took place at 81 Peters last Christ
LAS Perhaps the most curious OF the letters Is
That descriptive OF the recreatons OF Leo KILL IL
J. not given 20 every body 20 penetrate the re-
Cesses OF the Vatican domain, but VI. de Ia Brfere
being old ZOuave and a doughty champion Of
The Roman Church IN days gone by, was enabled
10 Sec what must DC Ve.led forever from the eyes
OF the prOfane and cynical hereto. When the
pope l. not engaged IN business or devotion he
drives through his orange groves and shrub
D-ries, ascends hill whence he can see the whole
Ciy, the Campagna. and the Sabine Mountains or
walks through the avenues or the vatican, which
he has had carefully kept IN order. lie uses the
O.d chariot OF Plus TX for his drives preferring IL
10 the i;And2us which have been sent 10 him as
prs-snts by the wealthy faithful" and In this
vehicle he - driven ten 1fteen times around the
tardeIs- BY the side of ruin which stands on
inc tOp O' nil the pope has pa ~ vines with
rs Owl hani. and these he cultiVates with as
s.1llty, being rather proud OF the wine which he
OOedlhs irOia them A fayOrite amusement Of his
lOllless Is 70 caich birds in huge ne:, winch has
peeh specially made for him After having played
Win the teaihered captiTes for a few moments he
So thein al liberty. This Is his principal occupa-
Ton IN the fine weather. and he Sometimes catches
thousand birds or 80 IN this manner. NJ de la
brleres chapter On ''sOciety in llOlae,- although
interest. -
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DR.. Tanners Record Nowhere.

MRS wEIDLER HAS TASTED FIFTH-FUUH UAis, btI
CAN STILL SCRUB The FLOOR
LANCASTER, Pa, May 16-Mrs. Weidler reached
the nfry-fourth day OF her fast yesterday. Some
OF the local physicians think that some one SNUG
giles food 10 her. but against this Is the TACT that
window barred and three stories above tine
ground. Mrs Weidler entered the insane asylum
Just one year ago, and she was sent there because
She VS. starving herself at home. For a time
after entering the hospital she would eat surrept
tiously Finally she would not even do this, and
for five months liquid food was forced into her
through a stomach pump, the woman violently re-
sistfpg ana &c became necessary TO handcun her
and hold her down.
The process was relinquished hfty-nve days ago,
and IN all that time Mrs. Weldler has mad no nOur-
ishment but water, drinking from half pint To a
pint daily. she IS still strong enough 10 SCRUB the
nOOr OF her rOOm-
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TELEGRAHS TO THE Star.
Mornsons in Georgia.

ALARMING INCRzAsK N TIE NJSEEs OF CONVERTS.
AUGUSTA Ga. May 1G.-TEc Mormon problem in
this city has reached proportions which make II
alarming There are now IN this city $50 Nor
mons, who are taking steps FOR organization as a
local congregation The elders preach In the
houses OF their members, but their number IS
growing so large they propose building church
for regular services Their converts are carried to
GrOVetOwn for baptism household once COM
tted TO the tenets OF the faith, the elders begin
they see visions and have spiritual cOmmunica-
tons, by authority OF which they take privileges
not sanctioned BY the laws OF this state and cOun
Try. case was reported in which a prom
inent convert had vision, In which he
was commanded y take up the marriage
relation with three sisters who had re-
Gently joined the band II is the discovery that
they have made up their minds TO remain here
and grow up with the country that has alarmed
the citizens W. =. Howard OF the CuTtiss BdI-
list church; G.. W. Montgomery, OF the kOllOck-
street Baptist church, and VIM. Phillips, OF the
ASbury Methodist church, are out in a card 10 the
public, In which they say: "At the kOllock-street
Baptist church last Thursday half dozen per-
sons were turned away for joining the MorInOhs.
They 90 up 70 Gravetown to Oaptize their deluue1
converts, and more than fifty have been DaptZeu
from this city. In Dublin they have been Preacn-
tTamps are invading the sacred precincts OF our
Church and the quiet family circles Oh the lnho-
cent and unsuspectiDg labOring classes TenslOu Gus
liberation ceases TO be virtue We call upon ouf
ministers 20 expose the sOphistry anu nauu vi
these false teachers and our citizens, young an.
old, OF all classes and denominations, tostahP Jul
this foul blot on our CIVILIZATION"