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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

THE CATHOLIC UNION held very large meeting
last evening for the purpose OF electing delegates
TO attend the convention OF the G. Y. NJ. N. Union
at Baltimore, and also TO act on the many applca.
tons which were pending. The delegates are ].
A. Prodigy, w. H. ManOgue, j. B. McGlrr and j. j.
holland. They will leave on an early train for Bal
tmore tO-morrow morning, where othey Will be re-
cefved by delegation at the depot.
SLOW WORK ON THE FREE BRIDdR-Col. Hams
In recent Interview with SIAR reporter stated
that II was impossible to predict when the Aoue-
duct bridge could be opened TO the public, because
IL depended on now badly the contractors man.
not be opened for travel until spring. his views
were about correct as this is the last day OF the
ready for travel Worse STILL the work Is progressing
so sowly that there is no chance OF the bridge being
completed before spring.
NOTEa-There seems to be little hope OF the re-
covery of Mr.. Thomas A. Newman, OF 3l36 NJ
street, who was recently stricken with paralysis.
a large force Of workmen are engaged in cut
confectioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

No dates for the racing meetings Of the National
Jockey club have yet been decided upon. The
spring meeting win probably begin Aprl 30, last
ing six days while the fall meeting WIN probably
begin some day during the third week In october,
and continue through two weeka A meeting Of
the executive committee will be held in a few
days when the dates Of the two meetings WILDE
fixed and the stakes for the spring meeting an
nounced Many improvements Will be made at
the race course between now ana the sping meet
ing and judging from the large number OF horses
now win ertng here and Of those coming from
every Sc, ton the members OF the club predict
that 3 coming one will prove 10 be the largest
and most successful spring meeting ever held
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
CITY ITEMS.
Big Barxains I'm ,rinyvar

BIG BarYatns I'm TfnWafes
1c each, Pie Plates, Pie Plates; Sc. medium Dairy
Pans: large Dairy Pans for &c. extra large for &c.
medium Pudding Pans for &C; large Pudding Pans
&C.; Water Pals for &c.; 10-quart block tin Dish
q quarts for sec.; Bread Graters for &C.; clippers
for &C.; Flour scoops for &C.; Pepper Boxes, &c.
Nutmeg Graters, &c.; Coffee Pot Stands, &c. !;
Swimmers, &C.; Soup Ladies, &C.; Dust Pans, &c. !;
only &c.. sud bippers. DC. cosl Hed. POKER, and
Shovel for PC. large Coal Hod long handle Shov-
81, and Poker sse: an excellent Candle Lantern
at THk FAM, s12 7th st. NV.
Ten thousand 10000 "Henry Clay" Cigars at
eoc per box OF SO cigars. Wonderful goods for
N. 4 p. MErzeER,
All 18th street northwest.
Chest PROTECTOR.
Although sell at one-third below the usual
closed out az discount Of 20 per cent 81 marked
prices. EDw. p. MRRTZ,
Theieader Of popular prices in drugs
Dolly ais for ONE good Domestic with
all latest improved attachments and nve years
guarantee at Auerbach's 9TH and H.
Fresh Roasted Cosfee~ of elegant flavor.
Delightful Teas Premium and Instantaneous
Chocolates. All at prices most reasonable.
M. q +. METZGER,
AT 7th street northwest.
The silent New American NO. ,, new
Eldridge B, and other leading machines at bottom
prices at AuerbachS 7th and II.
A Large invoice Of Dat Meal Toilet Soap 3
cakes in box, 25c. per box, or &c. q cake. See
these goods before buying elsewhere
NJ. & p. MErzGER,
AT 18th st. NV.
Phillips, DIge..lbIe Cocoa, a ve:y nu.
tritiOus drink for children. 8
Dog Collars EngFnved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFoRD, 487 Penna. ave. Sm,w6s
% Per Gallon. 1jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGER's, 9th near st. w&S
ssROyal Glue,' mends China, Glass Wood, &C
Dog Collars Engraved: Razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 4S7 Pa ave.
go, I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Is ID. Ward prints, 45c. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

III WILL RELIEVE HIS MOTHER IN THIS CITY FROM AR
jet POVERTY.
the Pittsburg Dispatch says: The snug little for.
tune OF 81, 900 back pay which was found to be
due 10 AdJutant I. W. sullivan, formerly OF the
4th cavalry, Regular Army, and an old resident OF
Pittsourg, will not accumulate interest in the
Treasury vaults at Washington much longer.
Sullivan Is dead. but his old mother who for sew.
eral years past has been living In ab1ect poverty
at Washington, ID. C., has been brought TO the no
tce or the proper authorities, and Will In all prob
AFFINITY be placed In very comfortable circumstan
ces within the next few weeks To the efforts OF
w. j. Moberiy, esq, OF Washington, and Of Col C.
H. Tbbetts. OF this city, Is due the honor OF having
found an heir for Sull1van's money Formerly
sullivan was member OF Col Tfbbetts' regiment
sullivan was traced TO Texas and around through
the West, and this city was searched for some OF
his relatives. Finally, couple OF weeks ago At
torney Mooerley discovered that he had been dead
for several years. Then later STILL down In one Of
the back streets OF Washington, his old mother
was found. She was living In poverty, but was In
possession OF all proofs necessary to establish her
Identity. Sullivan has been dead several years.
and consequently the amount OF back pay due him
will be cut down couple OF thousand dollars IL
Will still be amply sufficient To make old Mrs SUI
Ivan comfortable for life, however. Mr. MoberIey
Is confident OF being able TO secure the money for
her In the near future. In his letter to Col Tfb-
belts apprfsing him OF the finding OF Mrs sullivan
Mr.. Moberey does not state when or where Suiii-
van died or any additional facts concerning his
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

SCSFkNDEH5 IN A CELL-A
DKsPoNDENr sALooN-KREPER.
Last evening James Kennedy, aged forty five
years, was arrested by Oflcer Mansfield for being
drunk and disorderly, and was locked up at the
sixth precinct on New Jersey avenue. near street
northwest About 12:20 O'Clock last night Station
keeper Garner went into the cell-room and found
Kennedy hanging by his suspenders to the cell
door. He was cut down. Life was not extinct
and on recovering he became SO violent that the
officers were obliged to handcun him. This morn
ing In the Police Court Kennedy was fined IS or Is
days for diSorderly conduct.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning BENJAMIN
Goliy, who keeps q restaurant ct 18th and I,
streets, attempted, in a Mt OF dependency, to
arm. Officer Green stopped the now OF blood TIL
the arrival OF q PHYSICIAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ScnrBNrws M.eAzrsr
FOR FEBRUARY

CChlbSkhs N1AGAzISE
FOR FEBRUARY
Contains the second Of Mr. Roeert Iou. steven.on's
srrles OF charming monthly papers The New YORK
Ir,ou"S says in referring 10 them:
The matter Is Of itsslf enough 20 interest every
person in The least Interested hierature sad the
for the hunSredtS ,i !. ,s US sss q Msssu Jaw
Where did he get that s;yles' -
sr. M Stevenson refers 70 picturesaue memories OF
FELIX MENDELssoHN- BARTHoLDE
Engraved by q. kruelL
MENpEiSsoBN's LETTERS TO MoscHELEs-
IRON the Manuscripts in the Possession Of Felix
WIN PORTRAITS and re oiuctions drawings by Men
FIRsT HARyRsTs-
(Secoad Instalment)
=. ]. Stlunson.
Tatins tie ssTi. into New England where an iiye
THE MAN AT ARMS
4 r. Blash6ed and Z; ". Blashaeid.
Illustrated by Z. H. BIashneld-
NATURAL SELECTION
Romance of Chelsea VILLAGE and East Hampton
Town. In Three Pdrts Part H.
Il. {. BURNER.
with illustrations by Carl Hirschberg.
VOLCANOES.
n. s. Shaler.
H Bacber, Prank Day and O = Robinson
THE LAST OF THE GHosrs-tstoryD
Barrett Wendell
with illustrations BY NJ j. Burns W. p. BodfA. and
WHAT THE WILL EFFECTS.
William James.
THE LAW AND THE BALLOT
Joseph L. Bishop.
POEMS
By Il 2; VII sht. Msybury Fleming. Mrs James 7.
Fields, and A H. Allen
"In Its one year Of life SCRIBNFR'S MAGAZINE
hiss taken not only exalted and permanent place
periodical literature but that the world could
no sense spare. With the January number IL enters
ausiiciously on its second year."Bosion Trauciler.
PRICE. 20 CENTS NUMBER. $500 YEAR
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To enable readers to possess the Magazine from the
first number january. 1857 the following induce
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years subscription for 1855 and the numbers
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PHILADELPHIA STORE.
The Grand Clearing Sale continued. Prices cut to
cost and less Wv ~

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS,
AT COST.
VIII sell the balance of our winter Dress Goods Al
cost: must make room for spring goods coming
BiG reduction in Table Linens fun 66-in. EXTRA
f1nE cream damask at &c. would be cheap at 15c.
Ladies' Misses and Chidren's Wool LeerinRs at cost
Atwood and Cashmere Hose at cost, Hose that was
now 4Sc. '
The balance of Underwear must go; will pay You to
puy Tor next season. An item for big men, as aud so
men hne Medicsted Scarlet Wool. price was 81, now
all at cost "'
Al the Winter shswls at cost we have only few
lett. but they must 20
Agents for Briggs Co.'S transfer patterns Stamp-
ing done ct very moderate prices.
CARHART LEIDY
JAIL 92S 9TH and 7O6 K SITS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Prohibition in the Dissr,ct.

Representative Hayes, OF the second Congress
ional district OF Iowa, has returned 10 Mrs NJ. A.
weaver, the chairman OF the legislative commit
Tee OF the District w. c. 7. u, petition sent to
him, signed by citizens OF his Congressional dis
t1sr praying Tor prohibition In The District OF
Columbia. letter ACCOMPANIES the petftlOn III
Mncn Mr. Hayes declares that he Is opposed To
pfohoition On principle. He says that a long resi-
an Infamous tntolerant, cruel blighring curse.
wnen attempted to put into practice. and thinks
That ~ Is DAD taste and officiOus Needing for the
people OF Iowa 10 attempt to force legisa upon
TINS District In matter OF mere local concern and
ne ooes not want 10 De Aparty 70 presenting their
names as petitioners entitled TO consideration and
weight upon such an issue Mr.. HAYES while cir.
cult judge IN Iowa, decided that prohibition was
unconstitutional, his decision being sustained by
the state supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
CHEAPEST Day GooDs In The
uNTTFn sTArpa

CHEAPEST DRY GooDs In IHE
UNITED STATES
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81.
e. II, $237
French SA1TINE BED COMFORTS, So25
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced 75c
81. reduced to 45c.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS immense
size, extra heavy, worth %. reduced to 81.
Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS wide dou-
bic width, &c, reduced 375Sc.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAfDS, all pure Wool, one
yard and half wide worth 81, reduced to SOC
COLORED SILK vELvETs, worth g. reduced to
Soc.
FRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods. pure WOOL
to 81 nc.
TRICO CLOTH DRESS GOODS. all pure fine Wool,
wide double width, cash value Soc. reduce to 37k.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR SEVENTH ST.
Cash Customers who buy S5 Grover will receive one
o.; Sss following presents One pair Of H.ndsome
Napkins worth Toe Pair OF beautiful Corsets worth
75c Cash Customers who buy Sl0 or over will
receive two pairs of handsome Dsmask Towels worth
81 Two yards and half Of red Table Damask worth
$lS7 or large size eiesant Bridal Quilt worth SL5O
"a Don't fan to ask for the valuable present ile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l.oR RESr-rrBRuARY 1. SEVEN ROOM. BAY
window prc~s-brlck excellcnt conditio ssis
81 nv bot hath. lstrotss lstsrt style Ilunlhns
tArse yard con<~nient ~ herlao.> and llepAt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
WHAT WE CLAM FOR RIxER's

Family Medicines and Toilet Requisites
y mai they are good any and lar better than
tne majority; that they are much more reasonable
n price than any; that they give entire satlsfac
ton In nlnety-rye cases out Of hundred; that In
case when they do not do all that may have been
expected OF them. or where they may have failed
70 please Tor any reason whatsoever, the money
paid Tor the article Is promptly and cheerfuny re-
turned, that the very best OF material and the
greatest care Is always used In their preparation.
In short that they are the best, most reliable,
made.
sold almost everywhere.
Illustrated catalogue and price list free by mail
WILLIAM b. RIEER & SON,
druggists and Manufacturing Chemists, estab-
ushed lS46, at 3o3 9th avenue, New YORK.
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The Courts

ln0 courts
DURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Rocker agt Perkins; appeal dismissed.
Stone agt Lackey: submitted on briefs CrenshaW
agt District; stricken from calendar
CIRCUIT COURT, No 1-Judoe Ha0ner
Yesterday, c. A. Acker, George B. Chittenden,
and W. I. Yheatiey excused from Jury. Primus
Slmons, j. W. Bradbury, w. Wheatley, James c.
Barker. and Jos. Beardsley were accepted Thornp-
son agt. West; verdict for plaintiff. District Of
Columbia agt. Raptey; ordered on appeal docket,
German agt. KIRK; judgment affirmed.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2--Jtdge Merrick
Yesterday, John j. Weide, j. c. Parker and C.
X. Judson accepted as Jurors. j. c. Bandren ex.
cused. Craig ayt. Warner; verdict for defendant.
HeinekaInp agt Wilson; judgment for plaIntifY ;
nominal damages
EQUITY COURT-Jud0e CbI
Yesterday, Dangerfeld agt. Dangerfield: pro
confesso, and testimony before w. W. Mohun
ordered taken. Meyer agt Lancaster; leave to
file DILL OF revfver granted. Davis agt. Davis; sale
of notes by trustees ordered. BagOfey agt Bapo-
ley; testimony before VIM. T. Snyder ordered
taken Bailey agt. Bailey; testimony before c.
Ingle ordered taken. McNally agt. McNally; tes-
ttmony'befOre NJ. N. Richardson ordered taken.
Strong agt Sherman; appearance OF absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Mckenzie agt. Fields. Powell
agt Mancocas, Scagnalli agt. Patriarcho, Lanahan
agt SOlan and Smith agt. Davis; taxation OF
costs for respondents and execution therefor
ordered.
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Rxkp THE NEW YORK EVENING WORLD. For sale
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TO the WEEKLY STAR IL Is handsomely printed
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DYSPEPSIA

Makes many lives miserable and often leads to self.
destruction. Distress after eating sick headache,
heartburn sour stomach, mental depression. etc. are
Caused by this very common and increasing disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the stomach creates ar
petite promotes healthy digestion relieves sick head.
ache clears the mind and cures the most obstinate
cases Of dyspepsia.
Il have been using Hoods Sarssparilla for indiges
ton. kidney and liver troubles. 1t has greatly bene
fted me. and would advise any one afflicted with
similar troubles to give it q trial
W. H. WAIT, Depot Master. Syracuse. N. Y"
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for %. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ts19
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Fua Washington dressed beef go 70 Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s, 6zg and $50 Center Market and 2O6 and
scS Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
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COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS

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HuYLxRs COCOA, for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthfuL
sold BY grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. L Barbour
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FUKL AT SUMNER PRIcEs-The cheapest and
cteanest fuel Is Washington Gas Companys coke.
johnson Bros, sole agents