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Another Interesting Day in the
omen Lanes mm. I _ '
Mons latter-‘0! Interest Disodual In enox
Bremen, st. Lawn as—m sum 0 WN YOUR OWN HOME AND STOP PAYING RENT.
niideeottbestate executivaeommittaeol ~ . ‘
the um Labor wasin m hers '
yesterday. It was not to hold a state
Dill! Debar Trial. convenience account or theexpenseit would _
, entail. It was ruolved that the secretary of
. :1: state Diwali“ he directed to submit (t:
LAWYER MARSH TESTIFIBS. was“. museum-mm «We. . . ,
(«nomination tor governor and lieutenant
no is Very Proud o! the l'lctnrea—I’ro-
unusdtohsllarenaubshym’so
teat Judges—Ilse rumor ’Well Sup
oil-d with cash. ‘
le You, April iii—Lawyer Marsh's
medium, Ann O'Delia Salmon, or Ila-ant,
had got ready to move intoJusticeKilhreth's
examination room at the Tombs in great
state yesterday afternoon, when Warden
Osborne, of the prison, stopped her, andor-
derod that she hestrictlysearched by two
Mona Boallhertlnerycameoa, andshe
was “maddcr than a wet hen"
The occasion of the search was a vague
threatthatthebigpriaonerwassaid tohave
made that theexamination would never-go
on. No dynamite or other violent interrupter
of earthly justice was found about her, but
thediscovery was made that she had a com-
fortable roll of bank notes and some valuable
jewelry on her person. This will interest
nobody more than her little German nurse
maid, whose savings of 9140 she has her-
rowed.
Onthewitne-stand the aged but robust
lawyerhiarshseemedtodilatewiththeidea
thathewas staudingagainstgreatoppositiou
(or his principles. He told lawyer Bows
thathehadbeenintroducodtoMr-s. Dias
Debaras a medium about four years ago.
She had never, in so many words, said that
she was the daughter of Lola Montez, but he
had derived that impression lrom her, and
had been induced to believe that she was. In
answer to a similar question, if she had said
her father was King Ludwig o! Bavaria, he
answ'ered: “Not in those words,und yet the
impresion she conveyed to me was undoubt-
edly to that eflect.” He supposed she was
married to Diss Debar, or he would not have
had them in his house.
The spook picture 01. Lola Monies was pro
duced by Detective Sergeant Thomas Adams,
custodian of the rogues“ gallery at police
headquarters. It is a woodeny figure oi
washed out tinta Mr. Marsh was very proud
0! it, and anxious that everylxxly should see
it. It “cairn,” he said, at No. 166 Madison
avenue, on Feb. 8. lie was in the room down
stairs and did not see it come. but Mr. John
L. 0va told him that it had just cm
The “gen ," who had been out when the
picture came, saluted it on his return as "My
mother-in—law!”
Mr. Marsh’s portrait, the Christmas present
that Adelaide Neilson had promised him from
Rembrandt, was then shown. It portrays
the venerable lawyer in a Roman toga, hold-
ing a scroll. There isjust a suggestion of a
likenem, but the drawing is wretched.
“We got the picture of Raphael by Rem-
brandt about ten months ago." said Mr.
Marsh, “and it was promised by an inde-
pmdent manage that Raphael would return
the compliment and paint Rembrandt."
Hr. Howe—Who told you of this promise?
Was it a communication from Raphael him-
self!
The Witness—It would rejoice me very
much to have you no regard it.
Then he explained, unusual, that it came
through Mrs. Din Dollar, and cautioned:
“I kaptaplaceonrny wall open for it by
thesideolltaphael. Altermonthshad
paged I desired, through the medium, to
have the picmre produced Rembrandt said
hewouldsittorittonaphaelit I would do
hlmth honoroi aittingtohiln; and that is
howmy portrait came to bepainted. It is
[ova-new. Ahallotistobetshenineachcon- ‘
Maldiatriat, and theresnltslorwarded
this city on Anglia It.
It was also resolved that each nonunion-l
district meeton Hays and elect twodde
gates and two alternates to the national con-
vmtiou, to be held at Cincinnati on May 151
The delegates at large to the Cincinnati con-
vention are John J. Junie, of Syracuse, and
Joel J. Hoyt, of Jamestown, and the alter-
nates are Inlaysfle Crumb, of West Condor,
Tioga county, and Kate 0. Peale, of Junipe-
town, lecturer tor the Knights of Labor:
The delegates to the national convention
are 1'qu to have put in the national
platform a plank for the revival of American
ship building, similar to the bounty system
now in use by the French government, and
also one in favor o! a naval reserve.
A. J. Shooter, of Illinois, is the most favor-
ably mentioned as candidate ior president,
and 'I‘. V. Powdcrly, nuister workman oi the
Knights of Labor, for vice president of the
United States ‘
Have Opened To-Day
. Their Full Line of
SPRING WEBBMTS,
And will open their full line of
Fmow, N. J., April filth—Alexander
MEN’S YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
I ,
Bopper,amulutto, alter quarreling on the ‘
street in Freehold with Al Conn, alias Burt ' . ‘
Hopkins, an old time enemy, went away ‘
and got a shotgun from a friend. Then, ' ‘
A NEW JERSEY MURDER.
Al (tunn'a [lead Nearly Shot 0!! by an
Enemy.
at new con
seeking out Conn, who had gone to the house. E
oi ‘n friend named Dunderwood, he called Rowayton Station. Crosuhc truck walk five minutes. Only five minutes ride troll South KNI on cars-Ive cents fare. You will tad one Mill!“
him out, and as soon as he appeared blazed
ch ' h ‘n' lots, 1 , , v . ,0,
away at him. The charge of shot tore aw ny 0'“ “I ' WK fl 5011” feet at pricrs within every once means. (ottsgsshnilding. Streets has: opened. 1Now l! thettrnc to buy and build.
nearly the entire front at Conn’s head. The PM" "In" advance In moron-meets continue. The coming suburb of Norwalk. We wil' contract tor you to build at lowest lgaree. leery person their
victim cannot live. Dr. D. M. Formals is in
own landlord and properlyowncr on our plan. Plans and cutaot over one hundred styles of modern cottages I! Minty low Isuzu. Call It I .
fiznmgaghzfironfi nothing ‘0' him. our cities on 'MW““ M W “if properly and see what can b: done on an economical scale in the way of owning lair own Me. or address. saturdav, Feb. 25th.
“°::.:'::.;.“"°' t”??? w; Tow THORN’I‘0N n. so] 11‘", , TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
2,93,, hm, ,hewfhgflt‘mfkgd mfmzm Lenox Hill Building Company, - 0R ‘» Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
“3“" "°““°c"“”8°“*““‘°‘h°“ ”"5 "Wm“ R0WAY'I‘0N. C0NN. l l Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
“ME m“ m ill m on censure]: BROS
em smsomw nnnnnrn °
him have been received. Parties have been L '
Treasurer Dick Tate's.8hortago.
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Loursvnax, April %.——The reported the B I . REPAIRING '_ V
~ : -° snrance Buildin .. Masonic Buildin
Wmn"fil’.’°mm “’u amt...“ a rg a I n S ! lessens]. assossnrrnlno. 1" g’ “ . 3’
lature by Governor Buckner. It shows the
This is the season in which to prepare to: winter
shortage 0! Dick Tate, the late trm
,anditls bettertogct ready twronghtnvelthan to so on I."
uror, who is now a fugitive, to be wait until ‘3' M” “'1‘" m ' u alk' no alk.
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822),”.21. This is, however, subject to ' ' mgwnf’mmngn‘gdmm to. .
credits from unaudited claims, which will rle prlco s Wagonsotsuklndsmsdetoorder.
reduce a to about $190,000, the private Wm" ”we
amen of the deiaulter will further reduce
a teabout $150,000. The commisionersdis— for stewing: make just splendid 1 Henry Tilly.
covered that the shortage reaches back as
{urns 1870mm u... n gunman, from the sauce, and oh! such pies. Cheap? IAIN STREET.
beginning. Balances were made by juggling at 90‘, “I l " ‘ ' """“"“ ""‘ "
accountaand inone instance there is strong a. §.Fé.R R's, Ev“! 8%“ m Tu“
avidaiee of a forgery. The 10 Us about _.. -_ w..-
hichtborohasbeen uchtalk 1’ “st ll 3. .2 M
.. .. .2... ms: . " J E W E l- E R- HOUSES AN D LOTS
mfigggnm 1’3"" "“5“” ’ Watches, Jewelry. Silverware. ”"7" .
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Lemons, 1;, via. dozen. , Pine Watch repairing a Sperlalty.
a Deliberate sumac.
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a gang; garden, um?“ it. the Oranges, 30c, elsewhere 35c.% JoliN ll. I‘llllllls, a 15
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“10°11'10““ 35"an Fem” Annexhotalin Brooklyn committed suicide I
Whmthepicturootllembraudtwaspro in m ' . ll . ' ' COUN RY RESIDENCEs
thewi mid: " ‘t m it an?“ men, who anhnner exzss over Plenty ofgood Bald'lll “pkg“ wholesales“ ltflnllDlaler lean htndsol ,, . ‘
towardme,lcanidentify itwithout. Thae
atthelootoIWee’e Twenty-tilthstreet, when
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homddenlypiohednpnnironmanholecover Fine new mode Butter. It is} [:0 A I AND W001] FOR SALE-
thatwaslyingonthe deckand jumped into
theriver “mum", "mm mm rosy. Price 309. elsewhere 32
Hedidnot rho to the mriacaand though to 35_
INSURANCE.
fiflm £33111; was“ i: inrick. Lime, cement. T A I L o R , Fire. Hie, Accident and Plate Glass.
m“ 57-— Blue Stone. E“. 133381 KNOWN ENGLISH AND AIEBICAN COMPARE AT
Banqueting name's Bishop.
NW You. April 25-1“:pr Ryan. a fllhhle & “flmsluck's.ihehigh, Lachawanns, Locust,s°l"l'll Nfilwf‘la“, CT- Real Estate and Exchange We
isanintereatad audience that wants tosee
than pie-twee, and as our friends the re-
poflershavecalledtheln dauhe I want thorn
tobeseen.” .
In referring to the pietureolthe Savior,
thewitne-saidthatiteame in theprmence
otalady who would cram forward and so
testify if she were not afraid of appearing in
court. Heatterwardsaidthat the lady was
IlelsnPotter,theelocntionist.
There was a’ weary lot of this. When
Wed by hinTownsendthewitneu
snrpaled any previous recital by tellingoi
oneofhisearllest sittings with the medium
intheWaahingtonplace house Mrs Debar
hadretiredfromthe room while he held a
canvastoranoilpainting. The children
cametothowindowandaskedtorbreadand
butter;apicturehadtaken!orm,butas
HrsDebarrantoquietthechildrsnitdisap
Budahwhohasjust returned (rem Rm,
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HrJlarsh than said he had never been Mb” "elm "m- A "I!” ‘m ' cmgles, Collars, kc. ' '
lick, and what little mad he everhadhc
hadthanandhaanow. Hetestifiedthatthe
Dabars had nevctried to get any money
mtoihimandattsrlistsningcosnplacsntly
bfliereadingd the dead hearacntadeon-
veying m “but: avenue to thewomu
tastemplahesaid:
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dialldepartthtliie about twenty-five years
hm. You will perceive thatthe instru-
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