Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-30

The continued encrpachment OF the extraondi-
Of sRR sg.s upon ano the
on Saturday. On Saturday last there were 109
reU advertisements printed, being the largest
the existence OF the paper The circulation OF last
Saturdays issue was %, 2S5. Advertisers VIII
The Capital City Guard Infantry corps are ar
ranging 10 give fair at Wayland hall, beginning
on the 18th OF next month, for the benefit OF the
uniform fund OF the organization.
Gems. w. K w. Ross and Felix Agnus, OF Ba1t-
more, are coming to Washington TO invite Gen.
Sherman to take command OF the entire force upon
the day OF the parade at the national encampment
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic in Baltimore
superintendent Wilson has arranged with the
Kew. Dr. A. d. Mayo, to deliver hts lecture on
Natural Methods in EducaJiOn,D to the teachers
OF the public schools OF the District of Columbia,
In the Congregational church, tomorrow at
O'Clock p. m.
The National Capital Real Estate Association at
follows: President, DR.. r II. Ball; vice president,
f. H. smith; secretary and treasurer, Geo. Cowfe;
directors-John Evans, R. c. stickney, Ell. Evans,
WIN. Henry, E. f. Warren, j. B. T. Upper, M.
Woodwork, and r. A. Wood. The association
hope 10 close up its affairs within two months
for the week ending Saturday, March Is, 1889, was
g. There were 81 births and marriages.
was Instituted last night With the following OH
GERS: c. E. Town, past protector; James 81. Hitch
cock, protector; Miss Julia Powell vice protector;
nanca secretary saltn cassy
John r. Entwisle, chaplain; Joseph Il. Eldredge,
guide; +. B. Dalrymple, guardian; l. B. Parker,
sentinel, and d. P. Wolhaupter, NJ D., medical ex-
aminer.
The abandoned children, Winnie and Rebecca
Officer Flf1eld several days ago as reported in THE
STAR, were yesterday sent to the Orphan Asylum,
corner 14th and streets
The Congregational church was crowded last
night on the occasion OF the lecture OF Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
Expert skating by j. Raymond Mayer, of
or of no
Rink.
Yesterday afternoon, Charles HELEN, q five year
year old boy while attempting to cross the street
car track on Delaware avenue, between aud c
streets northeast, was ran over by car No. 2, OF
the Metropolitan line, and bis leg fractured. He
was carried to his home. 219 Delaware avenue
northeast, when DR.. Ford rendered medical aid.
The injured leg, 1T is thought, Will have to be am
Patrick Clancy, whose disappearance was
noted in The STAR some weeks ago, was con-
nected with the knox's express, and not Adams
cypress company, as inadvertently stated In yes
The st. Elizabeth Understandings verein for the
mutual benefit of members, and the general pro-
motion OF their religion and morals, and to assist
each other In case of Sickness disability, or death,
has filed certificate of incorporation.
The burglar Anderson who was arrested by
Lieut.. Johnson's men last Monday night while
leaving Gen. VIM. Birney's residence, In LIE DrOit
through the parlOr window, Is still held at police
headquarters. The detectives expect to connect
him with burglary in the northwestern section
Armistead Jackson was sent to Jail for Is days
by Judge Smell to-day, for striking VIM. E. NichO-
las, another colored man, in the mouth. Nicholas
told the court that jackson has taken his wife
from him, and when he (witness) demonstrated
with him about it the other day, he was beaten by
Jackson.
Thos. McCarty and VIM. Easily, the former
very young man, and the latter very old man,
We're charged in the: Police Court to-day with
lighting on the street. The testimony showed
that the young man, on the night OF the 18th OF
this month, Knocked the old man down and beat
him. mccarthy was fined s., and Easily was dis
missed.
The reception to be given to DR.. Deale, the new
presiding elder, at Foundry church tomorrow
night, will be very interesting affair.