Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-24

THERE will be a select family sociable at s..
Peters school house, Capitol Hill. tomorrow
night. Dancing from p. m. until u m.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF YOU'VE CATH.
olIC's FRIEND SocIETY.-Last evening the 18th
anniversary of the Y. c. F. A. was celebrated in
the basement OF St Patrickrs church. There
was large attendance. Most Rev. Archbishop
Gibbons, OF Baltimore was present. as also Rev.
Schlueter, Forhan. Gallen, Kelly and jenkins.
and Mr.. Jas. Fullerton presided. Mr.. John
bingham was chosen secretary pro ten. The
president read a report OF the workings OF the
society since its organization the 5th of Septem-
Der, 1852. Archbishop Kenrick was then in
Charge of the diocese. and rendered efficient
service In promoting the objects for which the
society was formed, viz: helping poor children.
Mr.. X. H. Clark was the first president and the
original founders numbered 81. Within six
months their membership had increased four
fold II was decided. owing TO the PROTESTANT
L1Dg tendencies OF the public schools OF the
District OF Columbia, which made themselves
and support schools OF their own" As a result
OF this determination. there were now 1892
Catholic children attending schools projected by
Tie Young Catholics Friend Society and during
the past l3 years the society had expended
Sl5@S5.45 FOR their support. The society was
now composed or seven parochial divisions
under the direction OF the priests OF the several
parishes III which they were situated. and the
principal objects sought to be attained were
CHARITY and education. The report was adopted.
Archbishop Gibbons was then introduced and
addressed The meeting. referring to the GOOD
accomplished by the society in its efforts to
give proper educational advantages to the child
rem OF the poor, and urged an Increase of men,
bcrshir Rev. p. j. Mccarthy also addressed
the meeting, as did several OF the other clergy
men present.
Use CERES ana YOU will ever be happy. be-
cause you VIII always have light and sweet
white bread. biscuits and rolls and dyspepsia
and indigestion will be strangers TO YOU Ii is
the handsomest flour known TO the trade.
TEMPER NJ no
DaSliaWays had a crowded house. Mr.. HOllO-
way presided and addresses We're delivered by
MI George. OF MASSACHUSETTS,: Major j. +. De-
Vine, OF Virginia; Major r. VI. Hall {whO has
just returned from Arizona. and Mr. J. c. Lee
and number ot people signed the pledge. 80.
The hIst OF sere, OF public temperance meet
lngS was held last evening al Washington hail.
corner Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue east
Mr.. J. II. Curtain presiding and Mr.. Geo. Keith
by MessIS. VIM. Williams, DIR. 5. 4. II. McKim
and j. X. MahOney, and go persons signed the
pledge.
CARPETS.-Two-plys. the very best made
Choice styles We are still selling at Sc: wool
carpets, -, 81. &C. Towson's, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, south side.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
hafceiluS Mafceron ct al, 10 Joshua Clark pt.
g. So l.Oo0; 1928. j. f. Kendall 10 Joshua Clark
pt- p ID 81. l,Ue0 1928 g. J.. Leonard 10 +. A.
Thompson, lot -. 81. 62o: $3.50 W. L. Free
man ~ al. trustees. TO j. r. Arms lot > of the
Sheriff estate; 81 1000. J. r. Arms 10 c. l..
Brodie. lot ). OF The Sheriff estate: 81 100 Re-
becca Hurdle to G.. X. Chase. lot Is sd 2iO:
8 $50.
MARRIED At ROCKVILLE JAU.-A man named
Eninick was convicted last Thursday bv the
Slfcult Court OF Montgomery county. Md. at
RockNille. OF assault with intent to XIII s. Col
ms, ON the 'th-Street turnpike. in September
Ist. He was sent 10 jail 10 await sentence. and
uhtli another party. named Newman. who was
Hiipicated In the same assault. should ha tri ed
Inc same afternoon the sister or Collins was
IItleu 10 EmInicE. at the Rockville jail by E.
H. Prettyman, the Clerk OF the court
BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER CoMPJ ANTS COS
llNeIlesS- dyspepsia. &c. are SfleadiIy enjoyed
by DR.. Jaynes Sanatiye Pills Forty yaast, t,.g
mas proved them superior 10 all Other ron, Id a.
Tor the cure OF the various diseases for which
they are recommended. In their action fhr, ar4
mild and certain. and may be taken nj any fiTna
without risk from exposure.
CITIZENS OF LoUDoUN RELIEVED or rurrR
WATCHES IN WASHINGTON Leesblrv WAY
HdShi,tqtO11iGa says: on Wednesday night
iaSi at the National Hotel, Washington MeSST,s.
.. bradshaw Beverly and Albert h. Dowell. OF
doespurg met with the misfortune to have their
Ene gold watches and sum OF money taken
Hum tnen, Dy thief who entered their rooms
Wnne lney were asleep. They occupied differ
S1 IoomS-Dut each had his room entered and
MI. beverly was relieved OF his watch and
eighty dollars In caSh-Mr, DoweII lost only his
watch. 'eit i0'' o'ii' ii'
The French cannot pronounce Corol, hut
l4ey appreciate aud use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup +