Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
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Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYArrsvILLx, Nd, April 9, Il

Corresrondence Of The Evening Star
HYArrsvuLK, Nd, April 8, 1852.
While Mr.. Marlowe, Q Montgomery county
farmer was driving q wagon heavily loaded
with hay down Pike avenue yesterday morning
the sewer pipe which extends across the road
broke beneath the weight Of the wagon and over
turning II threw its entire contents on tho
ground. Mr.. Marlowe was not injured by the
accident and the wagon was only slightly DAM
aged ....,,
A number Of young men from TINS siiiage
visited Wasbinpton last Monday evening and
attended Aibaugh's Theater. After the per
Torrance they partook of q sumptnous suPP1f'
Alta meeting Of Golden Rule Lodge, ". d,
of Hyattsyillo, held ct Iechanlcs H"h ihss
Monday evening, q vote OF thanks was Passeo
10 LAFAYETTE Lodge of Alexandra, va, for tne
true Virginia hospitality it extended toward It's
Maryland brothers during their recent visl..
The executive committee of tie hyattsViue
Athletic Club. at a meeting held al we resi-
dence of Mr.. Fuller last Monday evening, ao-
mitted the following new memp M un,chinsny
and Edward Latimcr. committee, consist.
ing of Messrs. Louis D. Wine, 4. FORD COMBS
and r E. White, was appointed 70 ora" Up
set Of bylaws to govern the STOCK conpsny VI
that organization and anotner couiili n
composed of Messrs. John G. Holden and ned
ford NJ Smith. was appointed to draft series
Of rules to regulate the actions OF members In
the club room.
crazy man of apparently sixty years OF age
made his appearance yesterday morning AZ tne
station in this village shortly before the arrival
of the SIG train for Washington and performed
many curious capers. to the great amusem eh'
of the crowd that was waiting there Tor the
train.
Mr.. VIM. Meyer levin Of this village naa
been confined to his home for severAi Gays VIII
sickness.
Mr.. Thomas Brooke. who now resides In
Washington. has resigned the position OF regis
tration officer for this district, and MT. W. Y;
Darnall of Badsnsburg has been recommended
to the governor for the vacancy. Cnas. turner
Q colored soldier of the late war, died last Ell,
day night at his home near BiadensouiS sno
was Inferred ON Sunday in the old Metnoois'
cemetery.
Mr.. Nathan R. sommsrs of Bladensbura
while attempting to get into his wagon thu
| morning missed his footing ana zen WIN nil
whole weight upon his left shoulder, sprainina
| IL very badly.
A large delegation OF c0lored men from
Bladensbarg, headed by Emanuel Simms. vii
visit Washington on emancipation DAY 10 par
| ticipate in the parade.
Sophy Brown, colored, being afraid o.
Euphenia Lee, colored, who recently assaulted
| her, had her arraigned before Justice Hurle,
/ in Bladensburg last Monday and placed under
bond to the amount OF 81 200 to keep the peat
/ with her for six months.
/ COUNTY NEWS.
Postmaster Castle of Laurel has made tn,
following report of the operations OF the fret
delivery system at that place for the month o
March: Delivered egistered letters, Is; ordi
nary letters. 4.725; postal cards, 40; second
third and fourth-class matter, 1852. Collected
local letters 299; mail letters ,2s4 local posta
cards, &c; mail postal cards. 236; second. thirt
and fourth-cIass matter, "a; total number o
pieces handled, 10.731. This Is an excellen
| record for the city of Laurel.
Mr.. Herbert Robey has purchased lot il
| Branchville a short distance from the station
and will have house built upon 1t this spring
Justice Whalen Of Brauchvllle while cross
ing log last Sunday over the Eastern brsncl
near that village, slipped off into the water ant
WAS carried several yards down the stream. bu
managed to reach the opposite bank In safety
after being nearly exhausted.
Several prominent politicians Of this count
are of the opinion that the governor will fai
to approve the new assessment bill Il.