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A Woman Detective.


From the Cincinnati COmmercial-Ciazette.
When Il woman sets deliberately to work as
detective she knocks the spots off man almost
every time. This is illustrated by the striking
achievements in this line of Mrs. l.. Cook a
wealthy Louisville woman, who, as she drove
home one day in her carriage, discovered a
brutal looking ruffian emerging from a side
entrance to her premises with well-stored bag
upon his shoulder. The mans whole appear
ance breathed the word burglar" SO plainly
that Mrs. Cook whispered to her coachman to
shadow him, and the equipage was turned
around and followed slowly after the retreating
villain After many devious windings he was
tracked to his lair, which proved to be respect
able hotel. The carriage was at once driven to
police headquarters, and two detectives, in
PLAIN clothes, accompanied Mrs. Cook back to
be a garbage collector. and when Mrs. Cook got
home She found she hadn't lost any thing.
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SilverWare,

SilverWare.
New Prices for the Best Goods
Rogers Al Teaspoons, y doz.. CSC.
DO. AL Dessert Forks, Il doz., S1.49.
DO. Al Dessert Spoons, p doZ., 81. 40.
Do. Al Tablespoons, Il doz., S1.99.
Do. Al Table Knives, u doz., 5 1.69.
Ice Pitchers, Casters and Cake Baskets and
everything desirable in nice Silverware, at pop
uiar prices.
Goods exchanged or money refunded if not
satisfactory. BOSTON VARIETY STORE
m3,10 70o-707 Market Space,
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KIDNEY PAINS

and that weary, feless all-gone. sensation ever
present with those of iniamed Kidneys weak back
and lons aching hips and Sides overworked or worn
oat by disease. debility or dissipation, relieved
in One Minute and speedily cured bv the
CCTICURA ANTIPAIN PLASTER, a new, original
elegant and infllibe antidote to pain and infamma-
ton. AT all drug sists. 2oc Ave for 81 90: or Of
POTTER DRUG CO., BOSTON. 9
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Chicago Grocery Co.. SOC 9TH. offers
French brandy 50 gal or Soc Of; rye whisky
81 gal. or SOC. qt.; 7-year-old rye So gal. or
T5c. qt.
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RE,fFNE.R no soliciting ut the Washington
LicEt Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
SEE tuI elephant
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CITY ITEMS.
Read
TO YnER YNTERE CT

TO YOUR INTEREST;
The most phenomenal values in Baby Car.
RACES and House furnishing goods ever placed
before the public will be offered positively to-
morrow only at r. Goldschmid's, S12 9TH st n
W. Our $1,000 Baby Carriages tomorrow only
S6.9S; our S11.OO Carriages with Canopy top
only $7.4S; a reduction OF 10 per cent on all
other carriages u2S different styles to select
FROM our $3.50 Ice Chests, tomorrow only
$3.50; our $3.50 Refrigerator tomorrow only
sos; our $1,000 Refrigerators tomorrow only
SS.9S; q reduction of per cent on all other
styles, Lap Boards 45c. regular price zoe; Crys-
tai glass Tumblers tor BE; French china hand
painted Scalloped edge Fruit plates 17c. each
worth CSC. large Whisk broom with large box
of Backing and extra quality Shoe Brush, only
26c: regular price SOC; Japaned bread boxes.
medium size 43c.; large size 53c.; extra large
CSC: extra silver plated table knives for soc
worth S1.Oo hand painted china Cuspadores
only SO worth Soc; English china decorated
Dinner and Tea sets com bined, $50 pcs. only
S14.39, worth $4,000; handsome hand painted
white china, 100 pcs. only S2S.45. worth
$500; Majolica Jugs only 19c. worth Poe;
English china decorated Tea sets Square SHAPED
A pieces. only 1925 worth. S4.0O; Work Bas-
kets &C.; Stair Brushes &C.; handsome painted
tin Cuspadores lie. regular price 25c; Gilt or
Bronze Easels &c. regular price Toe.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucsioneer.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
HIGHBRED HORSES,
DIRECT FROM THE BLUEGRASS REGIONS OF
KENTUCKY,
On FRIDAY MORNING NAY SEVENTH, 1856, al

HIGHBRED HORSES
DIRECT FROM THE BLUEGRASS REGIONS OF
KENTUCKY,
On FRIDAY MORNING MAY SEVENTH 1856 al
HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
AT WASH NAILOR'S STABLES
1926 street northwest, Washington, d. C.
Consisting Of irotters, PAGERS Hoadsters Family
Drivers and Matched Pairs. Among them is a Pail
OF Bay Geidings, and years Old Is hands high full
brothers. the finest matched team offered for sale
In Washington.
Bay Roam Geding, years DID, 1874 hands high, has
shown DAG.
Chestnut Gelding, years old. 15a. hands high has
shown IBIS
,sorrel Gelding, years old, 16 hands HIGH has
shown 2:i5. -
Brown Mare years old ISL. hands high believed
can trot III 80 In proper hands.
Sorrel Geiding, years old, l6 hands high this is
one OF the most promising young horses ever left
Kentucky; has shown 2:35.
Pair Brown PAGERS, and years old. Is hands high
believed TO be the fastest pair green PAGERS in The
world: has shown close to 100.
Black Gelding, Z years old, 15s. hands high; has
shown ..::;5
Bay Mare. years old 16 hands high: has shown
better than $40.
Bay Gelding years old. 10 hands high has trotted
in 2:3i1.
Bay Mare, years old. 15la hands high; has shown
$50.
MessrS FurlOng & Connolly request gentlemen de-
string to purchase 10 and ride behind and test
he speed and driving qualities ofany the stock any
time tefOre sale.
Catalogue With full and extended Pedgrees can be
obtained at the Auctoneers at the Stables
my3-4t* FURLONG & CONNOLLY.
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in /, ID. Ward" prints 45c
peril Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents
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Johnson's, Corner 18th and f..

Deviled, Hard and Soft Shell and Crab Salad
Cape Cod Clam Chowder, Little Neck CLAIMS,
Turtles, Shad Roe, Spring Chicken, &c. Also
Meals and Ready Lunch. Lifetime experience
Ladies' large saloon attached.
Chicago Grocery Co. sos 9TH. offers
lard, S5c.: shoulder meat, &C.; sugar-cured hams,
lie. Order by postal or telephone, 1882.
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Chicago Grocery 90. SOC 7th street. offers
pounds Turkish prunes, Doc; pounds dried
apples, zoe; pounds best Carolina rice, 25c.;
D pounds best satin gloss starch 25c. Order by
postal Or telephone, 1872.
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TWENTY DAYS ON THE FARM.-Henry Krouse
and John Welsh, arrested by Officers Volkman
and flsher,were each sentenced totwenty days
on the farm to-day, I'm default OF bonds 6y
Judge Smell to-day for drunkenness.
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WAsH1NcroS L1our INFANTRY
CoRrs Fam
OF YE OLDEN TIME
openeth under most suspicious circumstances.
On ye I'd Easter Holiday,
MONDAY, April We 26th.
And will continue unto May Is,
YE REGIMENTAL HOUSE OF YE LIGHT
INFANTRIE CORPS,
Under Mister Albaugh's Play House
Better than Circus,
More Instructive than Sc1ooye
Greater than ye Loadone Fdires
Ye Squire will honor We Fesrivito with his presence
Ye White Elephant OF Burman.
Ye Gallanty Show,
Ye Doctor Magnifcus Hermdnus Mdgnus Cbnstantiao
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Decorated and acknowledged We greatest scholar
and magicus of the age,
And Court Physician to We Mighty Ham Khann,
Emperor of all ye Chinas.
A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIONS,
o. strangere. You must be prevailed upon to come!
ADMISSION. 10 cents Season Tickets iadmitting q
Gentleman and Lady,. sLO0 ap2A-3w
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S. W.Augenstein,s I7-sls-seI7 9TH st.n.w

offers following great May bargains for to-mor-
row only: Wash Tub, so Clothes Pins, Zinc
Washboard, i Ciothesline and boxes Blue ,97c.;
large Clothes Baskets, ABE; best quality Hol-
larger size, S3.9S; best make of Refrigerator,
seas, sold elsewhere at SO; same, with porce-
size, S7.24, regular price. $1,000; same, with
water tank, SS9S, regular price, S12.5O; fine
rattan Baby Carriages, S6.37; good value at SO;
still finer, $1o.11; regular price, $15 100 other
styles OF Baby Carriages at equally as low
prices.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. +. Baldwin to \. +. Marsh, sub lot % 50.
dol; $4,000. w. III. Burnside 10 A. Eberiy ut.
:, So. 3o1; $3.50. Owen r. Edgar to c. G.
Evans, trustee, pit 8, SO. 81; s.. c. G. Evans,
trustee, to n. Il. Hines, lot 8, do; $4,000 f.
{. Darlington, trustee, to :. Minerva Westcott
III. 4, 81. 90; $ IL. Niblo 10 same, ut. 49, So
-; >. \. g. Bliss to j. q. Wilde, W. pit. 3, So
1I9i sa6 O.: Ellen ln l. Thomas to Ellen 4.
10 r. kooneS, e. Il q, 81. SI6 81 500 Carrie f.
4. Knox ct al: TO John Ridout, pit. 5, So. 1O1I;
10 q, 81. 90; $4,000. \. +. Fox to Jonas NJ
Brubaker sub %. 81. 512; $4,000. G. g. Brad
ss to b L WaksI and : 4 Matter sub los
to M..ry A. Dove, lots .25 to 227, so. I5O
s2.975. ]. NJ. Caperton to W. 4. Gordon; trus,
to Emma X. Caperton. same property; s.
| Lolita h. McIntire to Katherine +. Rothstur
PIT Z. sd. 669; 1,oOO.
\ MINIATURE PRAIRIE FIRE ON THE
MONUMENT LoT.-The feathery seeds of the
silver poplar tree which have collected In great
| quantities on the ground in the vicinity of the
washington monument, cauhht on fire yester-
day, and the flames spread so rapidly that a
finally checked by the water thrown upon it
oy engine company No. 2, which had been
summoned by the police.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Julius Shoemaker
80 street, reports stolen from his buggy, in
, HsIns OF me National hotei coat and vest
Il III
oi vermont avenue and street, reports that he
handed boy $40 To buy a suit OF clothes, and
the boy Jailed to return.
A MIDNIGHT FIRE.-A frame house corner
oth ana l. streets southeast, the first story of
| which was occupied by VIM. A. Horner as a
cigar store and manufactory, the second story
Dy q lady named Sharff, was totally DESTROYED
Dy IRE this morning about one o'clock MIR
dofnerS loss Is about $500, which is covered
| oy insurance. The lady is out OF the :city Her
loss could not be ascertained.
| FUNERAL OF Col. NATHANIEL DAyIDSoN-
| The funeral of Col. Nathaniel Davidson took
/ place yesterday afternoon from his late home
/ I4o2 Corcoran street. There was n large al.
/ tendance of friends, including gentlemen with
/ whom the deceased was associated as a iourn-
| ailst, and delegation of members of the order
OF the Golden Cross. The services were of an
| informal character. The deceased was iden-
| titled with the Spiritualists of the CITY, and DR.
\. Frank White made brief address from the
Splrituaiists' standpoint. Mr.. Jas. J. Brooks a
representative of the order of Golden Cross
| offered prayer at the house and afterwards al
| the cemetery. The paii-bearers were s. r.
| Cough, Z. L. CardoZo, William H. Pope, Alex.
| ander Sealey, IL. i. Goodwin and Dr. NJ p
| Adams. The remains were temporarily placed
| III The vault at Glenwood.
| TWENTY DAYS ON THE FARM.-Henry Krouse
| and John Welsh, arrested by Officers Volkmau
| and Fisher Were each sentenced 10 twenty DAYS
| on the farm to-day, in default OF bonds 6y
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GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE SPEN.
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.-The invitation
To the twentieth annual graduating exercises
OF the Spencerian Business college is a hand
some affair An excellent engraving OF the
President and his cabinet. headed by the words
The Representative Business Men OF the
United States. forms the outer card. The
names OF the seventy graduates appear upon
inner card of invitation. The exercises are 10
be at Albaugh's opera house Thursday next,
May q, at 3 p. IN. n program OF brilliant music
and brief addresses will close with an address
by Hon. Daniel Voorhees,, who will award the
diplomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

Aladdin Security Oil. recommended b,
insurance companies as the safest burning OF
to use. mwt 1:,t
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FISE Arr PUBLICATIONS. Schmid, 5O4 9th ST
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. $3.50, at
Vienna Dptician 90. 6no PennSy ivauia avenue,
under MetropolItau Eoiei
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LOCAL MENTION.
The eafSsPr.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL FrTCER,
WAsHI~GToN. II. g.. May 3, 1856 am
For eastern New York. eastern Pennsylvania,
New jersey Delaware and Maryland, fair
weather. stationary temperature, variable
winds
For Tuesday. fair weather is indicated for all
state east Oi tue Mississippi. except Michigan.
WHORE local rains will fall with slight changes in
Temperature.
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$3.50 RATTAN EOCKEEs, lounges $3.50,
walnut naTbie-top Sid"hodrd> : 10. ASH cham
her suites $50, walnut parlo- suites S2i.JO.
VIM. II. Dunn's, 81 9Th street northwest.
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LAwN NAsEs. garlen hose. at shedd's

Co,,NEIsvILLE CRUSHED COKE. y. X. Viii
lIamS & Co. 6I,J eth i.
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PRESENTATIONS AT COURT.-The Circuit Court
jury was discharged this morning by Judge
HaSner- The Judge was presented by the jury
with the scales OF justice in flowers: Mr.. j. jay
camp, the clerk. with basket OF flowers: Mr.
H. u Sholes, the crier. with scarf pin and
Mr. Arthur NcDermOJt, bailiff; VIM. Carroll
messenger, and VIM Coffee, late messenger,
with silver-headed canes.
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THE AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, 9OS eth
street northwest continues short time longer.
Ladies particularly invited TO attend. See
Auction Column.
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RoBBERIES REPoRTED.-Julius Shoemaker
go street, reports stolen from his buggy in
mont OF the National hotel, a coat and vest
valued at S1O.-Lawrence w. Wilson, corner
OF Vermont avenue and street, reports that he
handed boy $40 To buy suit OF clothes, and
the boy Jailed to return.
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SENTENCED FOR STEALING A REVOLVER
Charles Cox, colored, was employed in August
last to assist in removing the furniture at the
residence OF Mr.. Thomas Evans, of the Pension
Office. Afterwards Mr.. Evans missed his re-
Solver, which had been presented to him by a
friend. Detective Cox yesterday arrested the
colored man Tor the larceny. and this morning
Ia the Police Court he was tried and sentenced
To thirty days in Jail and thirty days in default
of restitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

Ask EOur Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. mw,f13t
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
o-GaiIoH Fluid for vapOr stoves, 75c. Chi
cage Grocery Co., SOC 9TH st.
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JUST RECEIVED a pew lot of Percalc Shirts:
three collars ana pair of cuffs: prices, SI.0u
and 81 90 ut Francs. cor. .tu and II. the only
strictly one Price Hat and Gents Furnishing
store in tie civ.
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"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
Is an old adage. This is peculiarly applicable
TO tallOrs, nine of whom are said to make a man.
1t doesn't apply to health, however for a stitch
IN the side often is the precursor of other bodily
ailments. caused by Il depressed state of the
system This is best toned up by DIR. Henley's
Celery, Beef and Iron, which meets every re-
quirement of health.
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We RnoocsrzE The FACT

and better number at 81 25 which rivals any I'm the
market al Sl..5.
We have these goods from a forced SALE and their
quantities are limited to five pieces each.
BLACK GRENA DIMES can now be seen in our
large variety the of the most fstidious
coLoRED RHADMEs SILK, IA new shades. at 81
per yard
tiohai good value and is sold the small profit basis
In our Dress Goods Department we have a number
that is we have but one or two colors of It's cass
These goods can be had at much lower prices now
two pieces of Tan Frzza Cloth; The line slid at ssc
What we now have can be had al 75c. yard.
We also show broken line of coo. CANVAS
Which we Show ihe srnsn a@o SLY o Inc syles In
45c They aIe all wool, 40 inches wide
In our all wool CANVAS CAMELs HAIR we
show grays and tans. 3s inches wide. which sold al
Al 4sc we show a complete line of 36inch TRI-
COTS all wool and desirable shades.
AT 45c yard.
An wool 45inch NUNS vEILINos, broken line, u
All wool Ga GRAY HoMEsPUN at Csc
OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
shows unusual large assortment Of all the Desirable
novelties OF which We call special notice the fa
All Wool ssineh Mslrose sa,ting at Sc.
:. 42-nch Hindoo Cloth at 9Oc
/. |. 4ZInch Langtry Suiting at 65c
:. asinch Austraean Crepe at sc. a yard
SSinch Cashmere especially at 45c.
OUR SATINE DEPARTMENT
as the distinction has Of being the largest and best
selected now on display.
We show FRENCH SATINES I'm plain coors -
15c yard.
FRENCH SATIN ES I'm small figures at Csc yard
kOECHLIN'S FRENCH SATINES In an album.
CANT variety both Ia all shAdes-and figures,
large small
When out seeking a Satin Drcss Give M an oppor1u-
nifty 70 show our assortment
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WHIPPED HIS WIFE AND MoTHER-IN-LAw.-
Henry McStay, a young married man, who
lives on 26th street, between r and u streets,
was before the Police Court to-day for assault
Ing his Wife and mother-in-law, each of whom
gave testimony against him. The juCge told
Henry he must stop this amusement OF whip
ping his wife and mOther-in-aw and sentenced
MIN to give bonds TO keep the peace towards
them or stand committed six months. Henry
went down while his wife walked out smiling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
&c the elPDhaDt
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TuE PAsoRAMA Or TuE BATTLE

IHE PANoRAMA Or THE BATTLE
OF MANASSAS. OR SECOND BULL RUN
CORNER 18TH ST. AND OHIO AVE.
Two Blocks South Of Pennsylvania Avenue
The MOsl Realistic Battle Scene Ever Produced
OPEN DURING THE WEEK From y A. NJ To
1lP. NJ ON SUNDAYS FROM / TO IL p N. Lighted
at night by 300 Edison Electric Lights ADMISSION
% CENTS CHILDREN UNDER 12YEAIs. % CENTS
special rates for schools societies and excursions
DROF. VERMILYA'S
l. GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. May IL, 1856, at 8 O'Clock
Attractive program OF Classical and Artistic Fancy
Dances. myI-ot
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER
Benefit of House of Good Shepherd given by the
lady friends of the institution, Carroll institute
Hall, 6O2 St. n. W, MAY ), 1856 at @ clock
Tickets SOC, Supper extra. a:3(l;st
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offers Family Flour $i.9S Dbl: best Family
Flour So.T3 bbl 81 A Il bbl., 72c. & Dbl; Pat
ent Flour S6.13 Dbl, 81 80 1. Dbl, Soc. \, bb
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IMPERIAL HOTEL.-This fine property stu
sted ON street, between 18th and 18th north
west, Will be sold tomorrow May 4th) ut 5
ocioek PIN. Being trustees sale and desir-
ors - invited To this safe
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

PACE and Eyeslght fitted:sI: Hempler' as
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Penn CRUSHED COKE. a r. Williams & Co.,
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CRUISE or THE WASHISGTON CANOE CLUB
FLEEr--A fleet oi canoes from the Washington
Canoe club started al one O'Clock this afternoon
Tor VT. Vernon and the lower Potomac IL con-
sisted OF The Meteor, manned by Commodore
Linton anu Mr. Latch; Vice Commodore SelS-
zee hetNE CculeT-DOard canoe, manned by
himself; the Hetrel, manned by Me<srs. Mon
FDte and harrington, and the lola. manned by
!SeSsI>- Like and brennan, secretary Man
mag private secretary. They Will visit tx Vice
I0IImodorc Dodge ut MI. Vernon, who will
ION thelH VITA lis canoe, the Wanderer, for a
further tEip down stream. They Will probably
make -AGUI3 rreek the turning point OF their
cruise. and expect u be gone the entire week
be-HS pirntIuIIy provided with fishing tackle
camping oHti!t, ~c., royal good time is ex-
lecjct4.
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OBRIESS CIRCUS opened its weeks stand at
the Old Capitol Park with performance this
afternoon Performances will be given afternoon
and evening during the week. The parade this
morning was u creditable one. and created much
enthusiasm among the young folks along the
line of march. The low price of admission 10
this circus-one dime-ought to make il very
popular.
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- NEW GREAT METROPOLITAN
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
OPENS TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK,
CAPITOL PARK GROUNDS
ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY 10 CENTS
Choice Reserved Upholstered Chairs, 25 cents extra.
Two entertainments each day, after opening nighs
capacity of Pavilion, 10000. Absolutely the beet
0ne-rlng ircuS in the world Splendid nlenagerie,
full OF rare wild animals, besides twelve perfoi
class lt
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lMPORTANT SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS AND
EUGS--One OF the most extensive ana valuable
collection OF oriental carpets ever sent TO this
city i now on view At the auction rooms of
Thomas bowling I Ith street ana PENNSYLVANIA
avenue There are great number OF large
carpets and a very choice selection of the
smaller carpets or rugs, well as fine line of
portleres and other oriental textiles. The exhi-
bition viii continue until Wednesday, when the
sale Will commence
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LAW FOR PoLICFGES.-On Saturday after
moon IN the case ~ Appeiea Bright against "
W ration and ii. I. Rhodes at al, the Jury
douh'i q verdict Tor p.aIutin Tor $500 damages.
me pla-ntlh was employed at Howard univer-
Sly, ana OtlHg suspected of theft was arrested
anu searcneC, ana brought suit for damages
winch >he obtained The point was made that in
Hi!>deIAesnoTs tlnd petit larceny being a mis-
utihtahOr an officer has no right 10 arrest Jun
Ie>S The act i committed in his presencel with
0ut d warrant, and this point was sustained
II was also decided generally that officer has
no rl2At 10 search without u warrant but in
TINS particular ease, the plaintiff being in the
institution, II might be uOue.
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FIRsT GRAND BENEFIT UNDER THE AU.
~ = spices OF Washington Division No. i, Uniform
itahh hii5htS Oh Pytnias, at Albaughs Grand Opera
House. THURSDAY EVENING, NAY g. 1856 on
whch occasion Othelo will be rendered by the follow
ing cast: Mr.. Robert L. Dowung, Mr.. j. W Al
baEgh, Mrs. j. W. Albaugh Mrs. James Davis and
other distinguished artists Tickets ST. exchange
able at box office without extra charge General adj
mission, 5Oc. 10 be had at Brentnos' Book store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

POTTER DRUG CO., BOSTO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03
AInusements Tonight.

AInusemenfs Tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Opera Company in
'Orpheus and Eurydice-'
NATIoNAL.-Mrs. John Drew in Engaged"
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.-Far.
CAPITOL PARK.-O'Brien's Circus.
PASORAMA BUILDING.-Battlc of Manassas.
HERZOGS.-"PinafOre.''
DIME MUSEUM.-Comedy and Variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

HE WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The fifty-eighth anniversary exercises nj tha
washington city Bible society were held at the
central Presby terrain church last evening DR.
fltzer presiding. Rev. Drs. Butler sutherland
anu Newman made brief addresses. The main
address OF the evening was delivered by Repre-
sentative W. Z. T. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky
Inc attendance was quite large and consider
aoIe interest was manifested. a brief report
was read, stating that the past year had been
u very successful one tor the society