Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

A boss timers protective association was or.
ganized last evening with the following officers:
~ Ward, president; y. $ johnson, vice presi-
dent, George E. Gartrell, secretary, and Angus
tus Eberly, treasurer.
The 81. Georges Society has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: President,
Dr. Z. F. Mallam; first vice president, w. s..
Aongnton; second vice president, Walter Cad
Stanly; physician, DIR. r. ID. d. French; al
moner. c. +. Benjamin.
Mr.. Stoddard's lecture, New Walks with
Charles Dickens will be gwen at Congrega-
tional church tonight.
John W. Bogges, "a carpenter who lives on Sth
street, between ID and f streets southwest was
before the Police Court to-day charged with
profanity and assaulting Officer Huntington.
The court imposed fine of $50 for the assault
and So Tor the profanity.
Archduke Joseph's Hungarian Gypsy band
will give grand concert tomorrow evening at
the CONGREGATIONAL church, under the auspices
OF the \. VI. c. " The program will consist of
thelr very finest numbers. Seats are on sale at
Secretary Whitney has granted to Messrs
VIM H. Browne. Lewis Willes and Il. a. Nc
Donald, a committee representing the South
Washington division of the emanciDation tiav
parade, the use of one of the ships boats at the
navy yarG, 10 be used in the professions, with
such spars and sails as they may desire.
I'VE, Us & Co." abounds with fun pure and
wholesome Matinee tomorrow.
The Cosmopolitan club. with W. H SchIuter
W. b. Norton, +. ID. Swain. L. f. Kearnev w
w Nolle and W. i. Cole corporators orga-
nlzcd Tor literary Improvement, etc., has filed a
certificate OF incorporation.
Juiia A, Vile OF ex-tov. Francis III. Pierpont
died a. FairInont. W. Va, yesterday, aged IS
years She was well known in this city.
The grand jury to-day found a true bill of
indictment against Seaman alias simmons for
InanSlaughter, in killing John BIubaker on the
2otn INST Iney ignored the charge OF killing
William Blackman, the 1Stn of March,
against Samuel Johnson, al he was released
IL r. Breunlnger, 1917 street northwest
reports stolen from his stable set OF harness
WORTH S35.
The fourth of the series of lectures given
under the auspices OF the AnthropologicaI soci-
ely and the Biological society will be delivered
pS Professor F. W. Clarke tomorrow at D. m .
IA the lecture nall OF the United States National
Museum The subject, 1.-THE Chemistry of Coal y
Will be practically Illustrated
ne VIII of James Gray filed yesterday gives
al MS estate 10 his wife, Mrs ArabelIa Harrison
Gray, and makes her his executrix chargin1
her 70 give each OF his children $50 within three
months Of bis death.
HE ODD FELLOWS ANNIvERsARY.-A
largely attended meeting OF the general com
mlttee Tor the celebration OF the sixty-seventh
anniversary OF Odd Fellowship, on AoriI 2t;rh
was neIo last evening, and it was decided that
PuDlc demonstration be made by parade
and such other exercises as may be deemed an
propriate. The r. W. Grand EncaInpment i,i.;
also invited the Sovereign Grand Lodge toInake
Washington its home.
BABIES FOUND ON THE STREEr-Twonewbo born
female eolored babies We're picked Up on the
street last night by policemen: one about 10
o o'clock by officer kenney beside a tree box on
street, between 9Th and 10th streets north
west; and one by Officers Clement and Reilly a
quarter oi an hour later, at the corner of SIN
and y streets northwest. They were taken To
81 AIMS infant asylum
DIVERS HORSES COMING To WASHINGTON.
IWenty-one thoroughbred horses, belonging TO
the famous stable of the Dwyer Brothers will
appear at the coming National Jockey Club
meeting, Ivy City They include three four
year-olds, Elmendorf, Lennox and the once
very promising Detective; four tbree-year-old
niles, Millie, Ftrnna, Lulu and LYDIA and four
Teen fwo-year-oids. one OF which, Young Luke
by Luke blackburn out of Silver Maid will be
worked up for the especial purpose OF winning
Halls BesS. Young Luke is also entered for the
Quito.
FOB THE IRISH Parliamentary FUND
MI Pr: McIntire, local treasurer of the branch
oi the Irish National League remitted 10 the
Rev Chas. o. Reilly, d.. OF Detroit Michigan.
treasurer of the Irish National League OF Amer.
ica- s0oO Tor the parliamentary fund, making a
total OF remittance the past wear by the r. M
Healy branch of the Irish National League of
washington, d. C., % over 81 200.
n wIFE-BEArER SENT TO JArI.-Thomos
johnson. colored, who lives on 9th street he
tween Grant avenue and Boundary street was
before Judge smell this morning on "a charge of
%iie beating. His wife, whose appearance in
Nicstec that she had been severely dealt with
testiled that her husband Knocked her down
and gave her a severe beating. In answer To
an inquiry by the judge she said she had three
cnlloren, but sire could manage TO SUPPORT
them herself az she could not live with her hus-
band he treated her too bail the fudge
sentenced MIN 10 three months in jail.
ACKNOWLEDGING THAT He GAVE Farsr
1EsTINoNf.-John Shanahan was on trial in
the Police Court tO-d&" charged with seilinG
liquor Oh sunday. George SEiothers coloret.
destined To purchasing beer in the defendant
place on the sunday charged. Mr.. CahilI tor
Tue GeIenCant. crosse xaElined Smothers at
length, and lac finally admitted that he had
not puIch5sed HqCOf "a he SwoTe he had and
that he WAS not thinking when he so testified
MI Fadgett thought the witness should be
prosecuted for perjury. The court reprimanded
TIE witness lor the reckless way in which he
tESllISI, and dismissed the case.
LAST EVENING OF TKE PAINTING SALE
desSrS. " alter Is. " Williams 4 Co.. auc.iOnsers
VIII cOntini1e Lse sale al ) O'Clock this evcnin.
when the renal nder % the catalogue begin
Ii;iS AT NO. iOi, VIII be offered. which iiietsce
some OF TIE best paintings in the collection.