Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

bakeL, Nancy MaEtlh, Nate Morton, Henry Carter,
and VIM. carter, young colored persons, termed
by the police "RightlnerS,' were In the Police
Court this morning, charged with being disorleriy
In Clicks alley, near 1Jh and X streets, about /
O'Clock this morning. They were arrested by the
officers. who caught them making loud noises and
disturbing the peace OF the neighOornOod. One OF
the party said that he had Just come from church
and stopped In the alley 10 see his friends. They
were nued s. each
TENNIS TOURNAMENT. - The late inclement
weather has lnJerIered sOmew hat with the lawn
tennis Tournament being given by the RACQUET
Club, 212l L street, and the matches for Monday
and Tuesday evenings MS published In Saturdays
STAR have been postponed until Friday nd sat-
Srday at 4:45 pm. respectively. TINS evening
AessrS Cummings AID Merrill, OF the Star Club
Will play AeSsrs Coilamer and Painter OF the
Racquet Clue. In the doubles and Oscar Wood
ward, OF the Bachelor Club, viii play YIN. Boag
OF the Far and Near Cur, In the singles.
FRUIT VENDORS ARREsTED.-Charles Gardella
and John brisOlari, Italian fruit vendors were be-
fOre the Police Court to-day, Charged with OBJ
STRUGGLING the street with their CARTS They were
arrested on street yesterday 10y Officer Col
way Judge Miller told them that they could
net make markets ami stores out OF the public
streets; that II they intended making a living in
, TINS way they must keep moving except when
they are making sales. Their personal bonds were
taken-
The CLERKS AssocIArIoS.-The meeting of the
Clerks Mutual Benefit and Protective Association
last evening was Largely attenued. Mr. j. IA Hem
mage, OF LansouIgh Brothers. and Mr.. Jno. H. Nc
ated as members. The election OF Officers resulted
As follows: President, Jas Jirdinston; nrst vice.
president, w. Ham blelon; second vice president
j. W. Cooke; third vice. president. p 4 Brownlpo.
recording secretary. Fred. Breslaw; financial sec.
rotary. Harry C. Fisher; treasurer, William A.
uWunsSno G warden W. d. FIJI; past president,
TIE CONCERT FOR YELLOW FEVER srYYEHKKs at
congregational church this evening should be
uOeraly patrOniZed the entertainment prom
ISIS 10 be very enjoyable, while the object for
which IL Is given Is one that should appeal 10
every heart. An Interesting program OF vocal ana
Instrumental music has been arranged and Will
De rendered by well-knOwn people. Nine L. H.
Mozzara VIII take part In addition 10 those already
announced.
DEATH OF Miss MINNIE A. wEsr-Mlss Minnie
A. West DIED at the residence OF her brother Mr.
H. l. West, OF the Post, shortly before midnight
aase hlght AFTER an illness Of nearly two months
ane oeeeased was daughter or the late Robert A.
west, who edited the Chrosicle In this city during
the war. she resided for many years in WesI
city. she was devoted 10 sunday school work. The
pail-Dearers at the funeral, which will be private
Mll We CHOSEN from the officers and teachers Of
wesley Chapel Sunday school,
Cattle MARTIAL the Union stock Yards. d.
=, esterday, I>3 cattle were on tine market: ia
SOLD 10 butchers as follows: best sold from a., Z,
ase- per 10; good, 81 TO 4ac-; medium 81. To
3se-; common, IN 70 Be. Eight hundred and
thirty-eiyht sheep and lambs on the market ali
SOLD as follows: Old sheep sold from 3 10 &C. Der
IT, LanlDss 70 o.; COWS and calves sold from
sheep and lambs was slow.
The JACKSON DENocKATs-A meeting OF the
jackson Democratic Association was held AZ Cos
mOpoltan Hall last evening-Mr James l. Norris
In The Chair and Mr.. y. Sarlo secretary DR. y X
Dooiey was elected a member, ami Mr. Charles a.
krause was nominated for membership. The oues-
tion OF seiectlng aa was conslde. ed and IL v rs
urged that they should have a nall from which
they could throw out \ banner. The SUBJECT WA
referred 70 Messrs- George T. Kirk John A CLARK
and i. v. Noonan- the president stated thar be
would invite some OF the democratic senators q
address the next meeting.
MARRIAGE LIcxNsks-Marriage licenses have
oe.n issued BY the clerk OF the court TO Thomas
o. Irwin and sarah T. Huffman; Georse A. Folck
o. Lgonier, Ind, and Ella A. Dickinson, OF Cort.
land, y. Y; Edwin y. Meekins and Edith ~ Bailey
John 7. Bohlayer and Josephine z. Howiing; JAS
A. Horigan and Catherine j. summerscaies; Chas
=. Mccartney and Edith A. Cragin; sandy Ham
tin and Maggie Lpseomo; W. ID. Maxwell and
RBunIox OF BAPTIsrs AT PEN MAR-SPEcIAL TX
CunsSoH VIA b. q O.-On Thursday next, the 2Oth
instant the Baptists will hold their annual ne.
union at Pen Mar. For this occasion the b. & o
n Il via run Q special excursion " this delight.
fui resort and sell round-trip tickets at very low
ratsG The train Will leave b. q o. Depot Thurs
1ay, September 20 &C q M, stopping at Takoma
silver spring. Rockville. 0aitnersburg, Boyds, and
larDoUville. The rate from Washington viii b
G-5Q and coTesponoingy low rates from The
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