Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21
HYATTsvILLE AND VICINITY.
The Death of DIR. Charles O. Lewis-Notes
From the County.

From the County.
Correspondence Of The Evening sta-
HYATTsvILLE, MD. October 81, 1892.
Miss Rosa Goldman Of Bladensburg and Mr..
William c. Bengel of Philadelphia were mar
ried at the residence of the brides mother, in
Bladensburg, at 2 clock yesterday afternoon
by Rev. c. NJ. Livingston. pastor Of the
Hysttsville Presbyterian Church. The parlor
was profusely decorated with potted plants,
and the only guests present were the relatives
Of the contracting parties. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Lizzie Goldman. She
wore a becoming dress of navy blue broad
cloth and carried a bouquet Of Marechal Neil
roses. Miss Haddie Thompson played the
wedding march. The bride selected yesterday
for her marriage. it was the wedding
anniversary of her mother. After partaking of
an elaborate dinner the happy couple left for
Philadelphia, where they will permanently re-
side They were serenaded by the Bladens-
burg Amateur Orchestra after the ceremony.
THE SUBURBAN RAILROAD.
The directors of the Maryland link Of the
Washington and Suburban railroad met at the
residence of Charles A. Wells at O'Clock yes
of treasurer upon their secretary. Mr.. B. d.
stephen adjourned subject to the call OF the
president They are morally certain of con-
structing a road and will commence operations
as soon the district line is started.
DEATH OF DR. CHARLES o. LEWIS.
DR.. Charles o. Lewis, whose health has been
failing for some time, died at his residence in
Bladensburg at IL o'clock yesterday morning.
He was between ffty-tnree and ffty-four years
OF age. After completing his professional
rounds last Sunday be went home, complaining
-. A. a.. Ixl. ii
his death DIR. Lewis was a native of Culpeper
county. Va, and came to Badensburg in 1863
where he established large practice and has
remained ever since. He figured prominently
in democratic politics and had many friends in
the county. A wife and six children-three
sons and three daughters-survivo HIM. The
funeral services will be held at his late resi-
dence tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. and the
remains will be inferred in Glenwood cemetery.
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Mr.. VI. A. Cumming Of this village. chairman
of the state central committee for the peoples
party. informed The STAR reporter yesterday
that he had succeeded in placing a complete
ticket in the state for that party with the ex-
ception of two Congressman. He said that it
was exceedingly hard task to accomplish as
it required, according to the laws Of the state,
500 signatures to place the name of a candidate
upon the ballot and an equal number for the
eight electors. He further said that the party
was holding meetings all over the state and that
be was of the opinion that II would poll suffi-
cient number of votes to entitle it to recogni-
ton The following are the names Of the con-
gressional candidates: First district. E. S.
Heffron; second. Enoch Noyes fourth, J. C.
Clate; fifth. Z. VI. Burchard.
IMPROVEMENTS IN HYATrsyILLE
Hyattsville has not been idle in the way Of
improvements this season. Mrs. Bette Hur-
la.- A H. U.lla IT..
Trainor. Mr.. J. III. Ralston and Mr. Thos Jack
son have each commenced and some have COM
pleted new dwellings. Miss Rachel levin has
finished one house and commenced another.
Capt ". A. Bartlett has offered an acre Of
ground to a Baltimore manufacturer who is con-
sidering the question of locating in this village
Mr.. Dunning has purchased lot upon which
he intends to shortly start two dwellings. Mr..
August Donath has Just completed the purchase
OF several lots. which he soon intends to i'm
prove. and Mr.. W. II. McElfresh has also
bosght two lots upon which he proposes to
build a home next spring.
DIR. c. II. Griebel and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Geib.
Mrs Combs and Miss Ford OF St. Mary's
county are the guests of Mrs. c. II. Welsh.
COUNTY NEWS.
At a meeting Of the orphans court held in
Marlboro last Tuesday the first additional &C.
count of John A. Baker, administrator of
Anne ii. Bowie. passed Dr. L. A. Grifi tn
was appointed guardian of Vincent A. Cook,
under bond OF $500. JOSEPH S. Wilson was
appointed administrator of Sarah H. Wood,
under bond of $1,000. Chas. s. Early. admin
istrator Of VIM. II. Early. was requested to pay
the sum Of sl0O to the guardian Of the two
minor children of Mrs. J. T. Latimer for use OF
said minors and also requested to paw $50
20 Mary Irene. the eldest daughter OF Mrs ].
i. Latimer, out of the assets in his hands be-