Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30
THE BLArsE IvyINCIBLE CLUR.-At a meetiI

Gir entertainment ever gwen In America-lOO
persons. sIips eh<ss ed In the representation No
extra e-arSe- kolnd UP fare, sl-Adrt
THE BLAINE IsyISCIBLE CLUB.-At a meeting OF
the Bi-ine lnyIheiLic SIuO. al their paTiors, JIG
Pennsylvania avenue, last evening, several new
members were enrolled. Col Carson submitted a
resolution. which was Unanimously adopted, IL
OoTslng the action OF the senate In defeating the
fishery treaty. Mr. Jones moved that the club
tender congratulations to Hen l. McComas and
Hon. 5. Z AuId, congressional noInint Is in the
nita and sixth Maryia districts. MIR. Freeman
moved 10 amend by adding Tie naInes OF Hon. "
COZ for governor OF West Virginia and Hon. War
ner Miller for governor or New York, and that the
secretary Dc requested 10 communicate the will
lngness Of the club 10 render any ass stance TO Sc
cure their election The amendment Was agreed
70 anu the motion was adopted Dir. Wall moved
that an Invitation be extended 10 all republicans
WHO desire the return OF the party TO power 10
Visit the Blaine InvinciOle Club every Wednesday
evening Tor conversation and 70 hear addresses
from distinguished speakers, and It was agreed 20
Col Carson asked that committee oe appointed
70 assist In raising the amount necessary 10 secure
banner Aessra FREEMAN, Jones, and Welborne
were appointed
TALKING Politics TOO LOUD-Jno CoSgruve was
In the Police Court to-day for loud and Ooisrerous
saxing on North Capitol street he Was arrested
by Onlcsr FeIton. Who stated that Cosgroye was
under the influence OF liquor at tie time VI the ar
rest The prisoner said that he Was blind and
made his living selling pictures, that he would be
ruined II sent TO prison; that he was i'll Andrew
Geeson's saloon talking politics and might have
talked very loud was you discussing The tariff
or the Mills bill?" asked the Judge II was dis
cusslng the candidates." he answered. lie was
Med - AT the suggestion OF Mr.. Forrest the
court took MS personal bonds.
YOUTHFUL BRIDE-A neatly dressed young
couple stopped In front OF the court house about
nOOn yesterday and the man went u the clerks
ONCE and procured a marriage license Ia the name
OF John ": Baker. formerly OF HagersJowu, au.,
and Cora v. LuleIUrd, OI TINS cts. The young
man remarked 10 the clerk that he would like 4
minister, and soon the telephone brought Rev. NJ
A. Turner TO the buiIding. Tney having expressed
a i-.n lKaI. limit
Charlotte Scwai invited them 10 the ladies' wait
lug rooin where the ceremony was performed, and
tney pad the lee anu lcfI IHe building \ happy
couple The groom Is a young barber and Ile
DsIde, who gave her a.e sixteen years. has been
LSquehtiy ne&Tu OF Ia the past four yedrs as the
SUBJECT Of habeas corpus proceedings. in which
her father ami relatives were the opponents. aud
also as "a witness against her IaIher. The mar
Iae reeVes the relatives OF further respCns ibity
on her account
The MONITOR AND NERKIAAc.-At Bay Ridge this
week The greatest display Of fireworks ever
gwen IN America No extra charge. Round trip,
sl-AdtL
The DEaOCRATIc RATIFICATION MEErISG-The
arrangements Tor the Democratic raIlfica,ion
meeting IL this city On the 9th OF september are
being rapidly completed The contract for the
Areworks display has been approved, and it is
feature Of the demonstration. Mr. Thurman mas
Dsen invited 70 be present. One or the Cabinet
sanaSoSu VIII prooaoly De present and speak.
anu Representatives Mills, Lee, Compton and
oelers VAL De GInong the speakers
WHAT Il KNOWN HERE OF HERBERT /. SMITH
Inc arrest OF herbert l. Smith, formerly OF this
CITY, IN New YORK city, stated In yesterfaVss
SiAk, m~s the result or forging the name OF VIM
Meyse Co, bankers OF this city, 70 certificates OF
deposit and then issuing checks on them While
N THIS city SLal was the secretary OF an insur-
ance company which was closed up for f,imre
10 pay IN the STOCK Al that time he did bust
ness WITH the bankers named. The checks l.
sued oy smith are for small amounts. and he A.
held on bail 1870 -S -
NEXT WEEK AT THE NAuoxaL-The second
week OF the season al the National Theater Will he
given up 70 Frederic Bryton IN ssForxtyenr Mt
bryton, VINO nrst made his reputation In SUPPORT
Ing Fecnter, has been star Tor three Seasons and
a. such VIII make his first appearance In this CITY
next week. His play Forgiven" Is based on Incl
cents OF border lite, but Is domestic rather than
Sensational In character.
A Sun 70 TEST THE HACK LAVA suit has been
entered py J. Wallace Barnes against VIM. L. Roll
Inns, Theodore kaucher and Jas. Davis, To recover
5000 Tor alleged false Imprisonment during the
night Of August 10, ar the nrst precinct station
hoese. The complainant registered clerk
aged thirty 1.-TWO years. and the defendants the
stauon-keeper, police ofncer ana cablaan. IL Is
stated that Barnes engaged the cab and the driver
refutng 70 extngulsh bis lights for fear OF arrest
he (BaInesl refused 10 pay the fare demanded
IS cents. and was driven 70 the station when still
refusing % pay, he was locked up.