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cock, Grace. Newman, Folger and
Danenhower. One of the features of
the meeting was the production of
the original flag upon which was in
scrioed General Dix's famous order,
IT any man attempt to haul down
the American flag. shoot him on the
spot" This relic brought every man
IN the house to his feet, and the en-
thusiasm was unbounded.
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DARASOLS.
PARASOLS.

JARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Il NEW STYLES.
Parasols, lined. all colors, 81.
Cardinal Parasols, lined, 80.
SATIN Parasols, MORE styles, lined 81.
Satin ParasOls, lined, gilt ribs, Spanish lace, s.
Satin Parasols gilt ribs deep Spanish lace, s..
Parasols with fancy handles 81. 20 81 So g. 81 So
Sun Umbrellas, black and rtwn, large sizes.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SUMMER SILKS.
Al Wool Monte Dress Goods, new colors, CSC,
Ladies Cloth. in all the Spring colOrs.
summer Silks, bic. sc. extra heavy at 75c.
Spring Cash,neres, new colors, at l21Sc.
Snrah Satins. new colors, at Soc
Chudda Cloths. illuminated STYLES
More Satins. all the latest styles, at 81,
All Wool Black Cashmeres, 37c., soc, &c. and 75c
Cored Dress Silks very heavy colors 81 and 81 TO-
SILK Damasses, Tinsel Novelties, Nuns Yelling
Albatross Dress Goods, Taffetas, Beges and Roman
Plsids
Bunting, all wool, new colors, best make, Csc
Lace Bunting only 12kc.
India Linens, Persian Lawns Dotted and Figured Swiss
Check Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns French Organdies.
As INCHES LONG.
Damask Towels, at Csc.
Cream Table Damask, 37c., Soc.
Percales Madras and Seersucker Ginghams.
Boys Cloth for Spring Suits, 25c.. &c, SOC.
Sheeting Cottons, White and Colored Counterpanes
straw Mating best quality fancy checks 25c &C.
Best 2-Ply Carpets. all wool. reduced to 75c.
c. II. TOWSON
636 pennsylvania avenue, fsouth side)
apC Near Market.
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TESTIMONY OF VICTIM In THE CRIMINAL COURT
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, "bunco" case was tried-that Of the
United States against John Long alias Cornelius
Lynch for the larceny Of $50 from Eezear s. Bart
lett, OF Belfast, Allegany county, NY, by means
OF the "buueo" game on the 9th Of December last.
Mr.. A. B. williams appeared for the defendant
Mr.. Bartlett, an elderly gentleman, testified that
on the day In question while stopping at the St
Charles he was aceosted on the street by young
Belfast and after some conversation witness was
invited to go to the young mans office on Missouri
that the defendant was the party he met there and
he was introduced. Long said he {witness) was
one OF the lucky ones in the last lottery and had
gained q prize-an oil painting and $500 or 500 in
cash The drawings were then opened and the
friend who introduced him drew, but WAS unlucky
and INSISTED on witness playing, and he did, win
ming $2D. The money was not paid but a ticket
was h nded him by Long, who said that made
him member and entitled him to take part 10 the
vance They put up $40, so. ana finally $50 He
did not draw anything in the first two drawings,
about $780, no money, however, being paid. He
then found that he lad no money and declined to
carry the scheme any further, and told them to
refund his money and he would leave. They re-
fused, saying he must conduct the drawing to the
end He said that lie had money, and Long
asked IL he did not have bank account or could
he not give note He declined to continue In the
game, and was ordered out OF the Office. and he
made up his mind that he had been robbed, and
held the man with whom he went into the place
and called for the police, when Long came up and
asked II he got his money back would he let the
while the money was being counted the man broke
loose and ran away. He recovered his money, and
Detective Acton came up Last Thursday man
came to Belfast and handed him the balance of the
money lost, So
The defendant testified that the game was what
Is known as the eight-dice game, or American haz-
ard, and he explained it mlnutey. On crOSS-ex-
animation defendant said he was speculatOr.
john White testified that the game has been
played on race tracks for twenty years. and it was
a fair gambling game, with the percentages in
favor of the dealer
The Jury retired abOut one O'Clock
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SPRING NOVELTIES at w. h. Moses Son, corner
OF 9Th and Penn. ave Great bargains ana varie
screens mosquito canOpies, furniture, carpets and
upholstery departments Stocks complete and
ready for inspection. Buyers cordially invited to
examine this large and assorted stock. Baby car
TiageS from S. 20 to $50.
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By HIS FRENCH DRY PROCESS A. Fischer clean,
ladies' evening dresses. yeyetS, Grape yeilS gents
fine clothes, etc. NB.-Eis dyeing OF black all
wool ladies' and gents garments Is unsurpassed
A. Fischer. 600 g street northwest.
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Alexandria Affair.".

Reported for HE EVENING STAR.
LIT CITY CoUSciI-[Ihe two boards, at their semi
monthly meeting last night, transacted cOnsidera-
ole business with very little talk. In the board OF
aldermen President DOwnham presided, and there
twelve councilmen were present, and President
Douglas presided An appropriation of 81 500,
made last year, for the erection OF new engine
house for the Columbia engine, was increased to
$2,700, ON the recommendation of the finance com
mlttee. $500 was added to the appropriation for
streets The FIRE laws were amended so as to fix
the annual meeting OF fire wardens In May, instead
or In March. so that the close OF the fiscal year of
That department may coincide with the close of
the fiscal year OF the city. 500 was appropriated
10 meet extraordinary expenses OF the board OF
health In putting up hospital and stamping out
smallpox. An act 10 choose an assistant surveyor
was laid On the table by council j. A. Marshall
was authorized to erect frame house within fire
limits Preliminary movements were made for
improvements at the Long wharf, on Washington
street In front OF the Baptist church, and on the
Town CLOCK vane. Taxes were reduced In the eases
OF j. E. McGraw and Mrs Heffiebower and refer
ence was made OF II. Engiehart'S application for
TAX reduction. Bills OF Smoot, Perry & Co. (s103)
were referred. communication was read from
City Attorney Kemper announcing to the council
THAT the city has no rights which are interfered
with IN the present FISH troubles and advising that
private disputes should be referred to the courts
for settlement The boards then adjourned.
DEATH.-MrS- N. p. TriSt, widow OF the Nicholas
Hidaigo which concluded the war with Mexico,
died here this morning, at the residence of John
w. Burke, esq.,. her sOn-in-law, on Wilkes. near
has gained many warm friends since her residence
In Virginia
REPORTERS NOTES.-THE mayor. to-day has un
der consideration two warrants growing out of the
inbrogliO at the fish wharf. One of them relates
to the duty OF removing ofal and the other to the
collection OF wharfage =. The Columbia Fire Com
for their new engine house, and will probably
locate on Columbus street, between King and Cam
eron streets: Work upon rebuilding the west
wall OF the United States cemetery here was begun
this morning.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Entertainments are given every evening to Mr..
and Mrs Victor Drummond. This evening they
Will spend with the British Minister and Miss
West at the British legation. They will leave for
New York next Friday morning, and sail for Eng
land May 10th. After visiting his relatives there
Mr.. Drummond will take his bride to Vienna,
Where he will be attached to the British embassy.
HIS Wife makes most pleasant addition to the
number OF American ladie who have married
EDgliShmen.
city, and Miss Bessie HOwiSOn took place yeStPr-
day In Philadelphia, at the residence OF the brides
mother.
Acting Vice President Davis SAYS he has not at
tended reception at the White House since one
given by President johnson, which was so crowded
that he ana Justice and Mrs. Miller and others in
the party were forced from excessive fatigue TO sit
upon the door.
The ladies who accompanied the President to
the opera last evening were very richly dressed,
most OF them wearing light cOlOred evening
dresses Senator Jones wife and her guests Miss
sterling Miss Grattan. and Miss Wheaton, were
OF the party.
Representative and Mrs. Gambler have invited
guests for this evening.-The Portuguese Minis
ter's daughter is visiting friends in orange, n J.
a private letter received this week from eX-
President Hayes says his wife Is in Chicago
MIS- Dudson Lathrop, who has spent so many win
tiers here, Is seriously ILL., and little hope is enter
tafned OF her fecovery.-MiSS GeneVieve Town.
send, daughter OF the wel-known newspaper cor
respondent is visiting the city, the guest Of Mrs.
w. p. Copeland
FISH MARKET-SOld by r. A. Golden, agent:
GOO shad from $12 to $50 per hundred: 10000 her.
ring, from S to 81 per thousand; $50 blacheS
rock and perch, from 10 to 40 cents per bunch.
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EVERY HOUsEKEEPER should avail themselves OF
the generous offer OF Smith, HanWay Il CO. See
advertisement in another column.
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MESsRS. Hne and Thomas, as counsel for John
+. Talberg, have filed a bill IN equity against
James h Befier and others for an account, and &c
declare a mechanics lien on the dwelling house
on lot Is. square rs
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For FINE PARasoLs, go to Young's, 7s6 9TH street
Morris FRENCH PowpERs-sure cure. See medi-
cal adv
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Two GRAY-HAIRED WHITE WOMEN, named Mary
Kenney and Annie OBrien, were sent TO the work
house by Judge Smell to-day for being Migrants
and haDItual drunkardS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

Aliens Brain Food IL the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, ant
all seminal and sexual weakness All druggists
81 bottle; six for S. Stott & Cromwell, go Pa
ave- NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements To.night.

Amusements Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HouSE.-"The MaScotte."
NATIONAL TnEATER-Italian Opera.
CAPITAL TREATER.-Variety entertainment.
WHLARD's HALI--Prof. Carpenter.
LINCOLN HAIL-Lecture by Isaiah C. Wears.
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PEKrscoPIc EYE GLASSES 81, at Prigg's

b0e00 CARDs.-The Crank SET Sara Bernhard
set, new. 9Th st. wing Washington market. c. T.
Creahen.
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ALI-wOoL lace suitings, 25c. Brodhead's 1905 F.
EABossEp pictures, carlsetc. Lay Gould, 4s1 9th
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Those who Have Been DOSed
with quinine, and experienced its injurious
effects, should try Carter's Liver Bitters, q sure
cure for malaria.
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.'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb "Ward" prints bOc. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per at Cream, 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

FINEST WINES, imported and domestic, all
brands, at Chr. Handlers, No. 911 9TH street north
est
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Daily, clans, hard crabs and f1ne oysters, at 621
street northwest, Norfolk Oyster Depot, n. White
Co.
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TIE form Of face and eyesight fitted scientifi
cally at Hempler's, 453 Penna. ave-, near IN ST.
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Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants bedbugs, rats, mice, QOph.
ers. chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough on Rats.
f15c y
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGEIOWN ADV'IS.
GEORGE E. MOVES. -.,.-,-
1850 sSth street Msanfactures Steam Engines Boil;
IRON Work; also repairs A9ncuiturT Mschine1y
NOW is THE TINE TO PAINT.
The best place to buy your
BRUSHES.
GLASS, ETC.
Is AT No. 142l NEW YORK AVENUE. NEAR THE
TREASURY, FROM
JAMES H. McGILL,
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES.
g a:nay 70 all line: .. stree. cars: .,1-,@
DANIEL G. HATCH l. COMPANY,
ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNIsHERs
DECORATORS.
LAMBREQUINs AND PORTIERES.
In Rare Fabrics.
al1-lm' No. s34 STREET NORTHWEST.
MADAME WASHINGTON,
No. 1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ANEW DEPARTURE.
DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES,
ELEGANT GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
Ladies should call at once and leave their orders b.
fore the assortment Of elegant fabrics is broken
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
m16-3m II MADAME WASHINGTON.
Under ODD FELLOWS HALL.
just received and placed ON our counter
A AL Wool Blue CHEyIoT MEMS SUIT. which we
offer at the astonishing low price Of S. goods val
ued at Sill.
beautiful line of MEMS PANTS. desirable patterns
ats2 81. so. 50.
Our stock of Youths and Mems BUSINESS an d
DRESS SUITS is without exception, the largest and
best selected ever exhibited in this CITY,
Our BOYS DEPARTMENT. is complete In every de-
tall
We call special attastion to our 'DENGREMONT
CHILDREN'S SUITS. = in three erent shades This
is undoubtedly the neaest best fitting Suit which was
ever introduced
We have a few OF the 81. so BOYS SUITS left
NJ. F. EISEMAN,
THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
421 SEVENTH STREET N. W.,
al2 tUnder Odd Fellows HalD.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcgR,
WARRINGTON. DC. April 26 1884, 0 80 am {
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rains east 10 south Winds
lower barometer, stationary or higher tempera-
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at ii As p. m. and
extinguiShed at $50 a. m.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, in the case OF
George Immich, charged with an assault with in
tent TO XIII his wife, Laura Immich, the jury found
verdict OF guilty, and notice Was given of mo-
ton for new trial.
Messrs- g. B. Corkhill and Walter II. Smith
yesterday filed an amended motion TO set aside the
verdict in the suit of Haet Kilbourn against John
&. Thompson The additional grounds are the ex-
captions TO the rulings OF the court
son, VIM A. Wimsatt. Henry 4. Jones and /. G.
Hine have incorporated the Consumers Ice Com
pany, with capital Of $4,000, divided into 1900
Last evening Bishop P1nkney administered the
Iite OF continuation to class OF eight persons In
OF ST Johns parish. Rev VIM A. Leonard.
Al the 9Th street M. l. church, last night, six
teen persons were received into membership, the
result OF the revival work OF the two previous
nights
Association at Abners music hail last evening was
well attended and was very successful Among
those who participated were Messrs. Z. Blout, l.
Nordlinger, A slrnOns, n. T. Rosenberg, A. Her.
man, L. Herman, A. Behrent, l. Heller, and Misses
n. BOut. Hannah Norilinger, H. Adler, E. Bensin-
ger, May COrrigan and X. GOIistein.
The well-known and popular bailif1 OF the Police
Court, Mr.. Henry Barton, and Mrs Catherine
Young We're married at the house OF the BRIDE No.
As 18th street, last evening, by Rev. Mr.. McKen-
ney, pastor OF Wesley Chapel, Mr.. Robert Ball
acting as grOomsman and chaperOn. The groom
Is % years old, and the bride about CO. both we'll
preserved and hale and hearty.
Mr.. W. W. Hickman has been appointed assist
ant foreman OF the Congressional itcoqd
Martha Ward, Indicted for assault with intent
10 KILL and who has been in jail since August last
was In the Criminal Court to-day, and was allowed
70 plead guilty TO an assault, and was sentenced
70 ten days Imprisonment
Robert HJyes, who, IL Will be remembered, was
one OF the stan of the chief marshal In the eman-
eipatfon celebration on the 18th instant, and who
1el from his horse that day, died last night at his
residence on 18th street.
Patents have been granted to the following resi-
dents of Washington: Geo f Kirk, paddock cover:
julius Leeds, three-chambered fiOat water-neter:
JAS III. Rodgers, magns tic receiver.
This morning about fifty members OF DeMolay
Co'nma ndery, Knights Templar, accompanied by
some twenty-five ladies, LETT here on the 10 80
train for Philadelphia, on visit OF COrintlian
ChaSSeur Conmandery, OF that city. who will this
evening give the NaShingJOnians com plimentary
entertainment at the Academy OF Fine Arts, to be
followed by banquet. The visitors Will return
Tomorrow evening.
The officers, sta II and members OF the w. I. I.
Corps and the Union Veteran Corps visited the
falr OF the Capital City Guards last evening.
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Docs Your Head Ache?
LOd1lle'S Specific cures the worst case in to so
minutes. SO cents. At all drug stores
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HoT SPRING CRYSTALS in diamond settings, q
Prfgg'S
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GOTo YousG's. Young's, Young's, 736 TIN St
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
CocHRANE 4 cos
PARAsoLs AND SUN CMBRHLAs.
OUR PRICES ARE VERY Low.
Daily face to face and prove it practically by purcha
sing % freely Of our Reliable Goods. Our Fourth
Large Order IL NOW open counters enabling US
to offer stin better VALUE snd GREATER BAR
uiaf appreciation Of the convenience House has A.
forded uptown residents offer contin
ually most attractive Inducements In well selected mer-
chandse. ct Lowest Possible Prices None are fmpor-
tuned to purchase, and Refund the Money freely
where mistakes occur or q change Of any kind 10 de-
nred We know our merchandise is good value. We
solicit the strictest examination and comparison.
COCHRANE Il CO.,
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. DRY
GOODS AND NOTIONS.
AIS OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
T ANSBURGH L. BRO.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF
THE SEASON.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
BUILDING IN THE FALL.
WE OFFER NOW:
Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS warranted fast coors in
Figured and Polka Dot, cents.
Three Cases sEERsuCKER. at &c.. worth 12xc.
Five Cases finest French sEERsUcKER. 12Hc.. worth
25c.
Three Cases small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS, re.
OuceO 70 1Z1fc. from 3Oc.
One Case BRocADED DRESS GOODS. in all the now
spring shades, ct 14c.
One Case ALL-WOOL FINEST NUNS YELLING,
at 25c These are very scarce. We just received
them from the Custom House. having ordered
them in January.
Two Cases ECRU. only FRENCH BUNTING, at 1ec.
20 tn inn h,,ta
job lot and all one shade, we bought them at sac
ridce.
One Case FAILE REL1GEUSE, the finest Cloth i'm
ported, 45inches wide. at65c reduced from 81. Is.
One Case double width NUNS YELLING, at &c., re-
duced from 75c.
One Case Ga small check ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS,
at Soc. Other merchants are selling them at 81
Six Cases ALL WOOL FANCY BUNrINGs. In Black
and all the leading Spring shades at 25c.. worth
bOc. great bargain.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS,
Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACF SILK, 81 1t
compares favorably with any 81. so Silks Now is
your time to buy. 1t will pay you to lay it by
until Fa H. as 1t is a sure saving of Soc per yard.
Fifty Dozen MISSES SILK HOSE. in Pink. Blue ana
Cream, at 75c. pair, worth $1.25
Every article in our two stores reduced We want to
crowd stores with purchasers and we are content
make sacrifices to do ii,
Our building is going rapidly drawing of which
can be seen in our window. We must open with
CLEAN. NEW STOCK,
And shall sell every article in present stores before
removal.
LANSBURGH l. BROTHER
4o4 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET. a24
w NJ. sHUsrER, & SONS
Have just received
NEW EMBROIDERED DRESSES at s15.
CHOICE LINEN LAWNS. in the newest styles, of the
best quality.
GRENADINES, in Silk and Silk and Wool.
VELVET GRENADINES at 81. 5O-very choice.
SPRING WEIGHTS IN NEW BLACK GOODS,
SILK AND CASHMERE SHAWLS. all colors
FOULARD AND LOUISINE SILKS.
NEW PARAsOIS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
COACHING PARASOLS all colors.
GUINET AND BONNET SILKS, in every grade
COLORED SILKS. in every shade.
NEW SATINES. FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS,
And Very Large Stock
FANCY DRESS GOODS AND WHITE GOODS
OF EVERY TEXTURE.
eH-ONE PRICE,
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-faling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhBa gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child II rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. m,W,S
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For sALE-upright grand piano, $50. 11ss1Oth st.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR to morrow, at NJ. Augen-
stems, Sl1 9Th It NV: Carpe t-seat folding rock
eTs, Sc, worth 81 50; cuenders I0c.; chOpping-
bowl, knife and patent p0tito masher, Bic; carv-
Ing knife, fork and sharpener. o.. 3pint bowls.
lie. refrigerator tubs. H.: 1 zinc waShbOard.
clOthesltne and boxes blue, PIE. Special bargains
In baby carriages, trunks and decorated china.