Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-13
MARYLAND MATTERS,
Notes From Prince Georges County and
Other Parts Of the State.


Other Parts Of the State.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYArTsvILLE, October Is, 1892.
The board of election supervisors for Prince
Georges county met at Marlboro last Monday
and organized by electing DIR. L. A Griffith
president. The following judges and clerks OF
election for the various districts were ap-
pointed. the first named being the return Judge:
Vansville-Judges: Chas. G. Emack, S, q.
Mulloy, Geo. ". French. Ballot clerks: John
7. F. Ulle, L. B. Middleton Election clerks:
Geo. W. Harrison, Lawrence Cassard-
Observation-Disclosures: Anthony L. Ray,
James Miller, D. NJ. Nesbit. Ballot clerks: Eu-
gene A. Fowler, J. H. Ralston. Election clerks:
Milton J. Payne, Edwin B. Garges.
Marlboro'-Judges: W. W. Fowler, John c..
Wyville, Frank W. Hill Ballot clerks: John NJ.
Talbert, D. B. Mari. Election clerks: W. s.
S. Hill, ]. N. W. Wilson.
Nottingham-Judges: ". c. Waters, James
A. Baden, Richard Curtin. Ballot clerks: Z.
P. Martin, F. E. Gibbons Election clerks:
Chas Baden, NJ. J. Kaldenback
Piscataway-Judges: J. F. S. Bryan, Jesse
r. Edelin,, W. W. Lansbury. Ballot clerks:
VIM. D: Barry, Vim. Underwood. Election
clerks: John A. Dixon, Geo. w. TAYLOR.
Spaldihg Judges: Nathan Masters, ]. E.
Tolson, Edward Kelley. Ballot clerks: R. j.
Swami, II. S. Stone. Election clerks: John T.
d. Suit, Edward Suit
Queen Anne-Judges, Richard Hartlesty, JOS.
F. Walker, VIM. r. Smith. Ballot clerks, r. C.
Shngluff, VIM E. Mayhem. Election clerks, G.
c. Hyatt, Jas. H. E. Mitchell
Aquasco-Judges. J. B. Wilson, Chas. T. Tur-
ner, VIM. Tppett. Ballot clerks. P. A. Bowen,
IT,. Geo. Dale. Election clerks Dent Downing,
John B. Dale.
Surratts-Judges. Jas. II. Shreves. John Cis-
cell, E. T. Allen. Ballot clerks, Philip Miller,
Edward Caswell Election clerks, Edward
Simmons, R. W. Hunter.
Laurel-Judges, O. 7. Euber, Rob- H. Coward.
Geo. W. Littlebridge. Ballot clerks, Randolph
Waters, John H. Travers. Election clerks, c.
W. Bond, R. H. Saddler.
Observation-Disclosures, W. B. Robertson, Nathan
Diehl, JOS. Mason. Ballot clerks, Jas. NJ. Lati-
mer. II. W. Grimes. Election clerks, W. L.
Martin, J. H. Swain.
Oxon Hnl-Judges, Bernard Kerby, A. H.
Il. Kirby. John E. Ware. Election clerks, John
H. Gibbons, A. H. Hungerford.
Kent-Judges, W. W. Wilson, B. D. Hill, Ed
ward Magruder. Ballot clerks, Carvel Beckett,
W. c. Crandan. Election clerks r. NJ Thomp-
son, Benz Cross.
den, Charles 4. Ridgway. Ballot clerks, Robt
f. Hicks, NJ. E. Brady. Election clerks, VIM.
Luers, Arthur Cross
democratic club was organized at Mitchell
vile last Monday and hickory pole rs feet
high raised, Mt the top Of which banner bear
ing the names Of Cleveland and Stevenson and
Compton was thrown to tho breeze. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Beall D. Mulliken
Alex. Hall, secretary;J. T. Clarke, treasurer
A democratic mass meeting under the auspices
Of that club will be held at Leland next Satur-
day. .
young mems republican club was organized
at Catonsvlle last Monday evening. Thos
Clark WAS made president
Mr.. Edward A. Ganter died last Monday even
ing at his home in Manchester, Carroll county
aged si&ty-fve years. Deceased was O promi-
nent republican and for a number Of years
postmaster Of Manchester.
Owing to the drouth all the tanks along the
line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Gar
rett county between Grafton and Piedmont,
with the exception of Oakland and Cheat river
are said to be dry.
The convention Of the first Sunday school
district of Hartford county assembled last Tues
day in the Grange Presbyterian Church at
Aberdeen. Rev. H. d. Mitchell presided An
address on The Ideal Teachers was delivered
by Rev. w. A. Mcdonald. Speeches were made
by Revs. F. G. Porter, D. 4. Riddle, II. d.
Mitchell, David Jameson and State Superin-
tendent Baker. Rev. D. A. Riddle discussed
the subject Of 1.-The Teachers During the Week +"
A conference on needs was held by State Organ
izer George H. Mock. State Superintendent
Baker delivered an address in the evening
Officers for the first Sunday school district were
elected, Rev. d. C. Riddle being chosen presi-
dent.
Dennis, alias Reddy Collins became involved
in quarrel with Ida Whitefed last Tuesday
night in that part Of Cumberland known as
'Shantytown" and struck her with loaded
cane. knocking her senseless. He is charged
with then having beat and kicked her until She
Was nearly dead. Collins WAS shortly afterward
arrested by the police. The woman was at
tended by q physician, after which the police
placed her in the station house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of Charles county are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Welsh.
Mrs. Wheelock and family of Bladensburg
will move into Miss Bette Huntley's house in
Hyattsville next Monday.
The pupils of tie Bladensburg Academy will
give concert in that school on the 2lst in
slant in honor of the Columbus holiday.
A number of people from Hyattsville and
Bladensburg attended the wedding of Miss Es-
tele Wilson and Mr.. Magruder Sheriff, which
took place at the Ascension Church in Washing
ton last night
On motion Of Mr.. John 3. Contee Mrs Belva
A. Lockwood of Washington was admitted to
the Marlboro bar yesterday.