Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

Projected Railway Probably Abandoned
"A Group of Weddings-Notes.

Projected Railway Probably Abandoned
"A Group of weddings-Notes.
Correspondence of TIE Evening Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. MD, Nov. 49, 1892.
II was given out here yesterday by man who
was formerly connected with the Washington
and Chesapeake Beach Railroad Company
that that company was no longer in existence.
ard that certain official of the company had
acknowledged the failure of the promoters of
the road to build it and that the whole affair
was bursted up entirely. This is said to be
official THE STARS representative intervie we'd
Mr.. c. G. Magruder. one of the directors of the
road, who positively denied the rumor, and
said there not a word of truth in it. He
said the road would in time be completed The
Washington and Chesapeake Beach railroad
has been surveyed from terminus to terminus
by Chief Engineer L. II. Hyer of Washington
and corps of assistants and all the estimates
of the work have been completed and sub
united to the company. The contract was to
have been given out in July to n western con-
tractor and the line to be in operation
within six months. None of these require
ments have been carried out and consequently
nothing has been done the road. Its
line of survey was very nearly an air
line. there being only three curves In
the whole line of thirty miles. 1t crossed the
Patuxent river at Mt. Calvert. where there was
to be a drawbridge pat in at very heavy
-. - a. ~ no"o'ci' Was W 40 j."
place, where all the company shops. &c were
to be located, being midway of the road, and
some 1000 worth of buildings were to be
put up.
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tri 49,; W oe iu.i Ut vel! sno,
p. m. Freight trains were then 20 be run from
midnight until a. All the equipment for
parns,i;o .';n,S was air ~ nc tno
large botoI hr;It 81 C,haa.,,ai paI -;
ing 500 roorns uL;ch ~; - "n H. ,.,Iaar.,
co0ver;enco. or1 arrl;a,an - ~ h;I,;i
rooms and FABLES tniIot rnn,,s h.tn rnn,,,s
telecranb offces teierbona o,,;.oS .haato,
with q seating canar;ty If ono a bo-hor r.,
electric call beIIs md cnnunc;a,ors e., 80,
room Sc All these bava nroyad 70 he costIoa
in the air 10 no bIown down h., ,bo 5o,r,, broo,o
of the morn
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GROUP OF MARRIAGES..
marriage license was issued by the clerk
Of the circuit court here Yesterday to Victor
Hagman of Washington. d. c and Miss Mary
T of
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priests bouse near this TON
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hour. The presents many and costly and
the couple received the congratulations OF
10, ~ - IN VIII ieside III 'nc county
A double wedding tool nl,oe NJ Croo,,o VOC
terday when Miss Minnie Kaldenbacb and Mr.
W s. Ryon both of Croorc md NJ Fmo
Rvop ord Nv WilI;a,, ro,,,o,, 20 -, -
place were married at Tho Croome Eniscon,I
Church by the Rev r. " Smith TIT. core
monv was an imposing one. the church being
decorated with ai1tumn flowers for the occasinn
As the barnv counle. Ieft tba churcb tbox, ,roro
shower, q with rice and a. the same ,,mo W.
ceiyed many conqratnlat;ons and nrasents
There was no reca,'3ior
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NOTES
Miss Grace Gardner of Leon is visiting Mrs.
n. X. Peyan of Baltimore
| E,or.,,oa croo,,u,ou Ia-,. -. o. VIZ
cu u"uhn'' VI "eo. w.
Sreeh"eii OF Leon, started for Chicago Tues
Gay morning. she was accompanied as far rs
washington by her cousin, Mr.. X. \. Green
well
arthur Soiiace. coiored farmer living near
btlstol, was driving very spirited horse. which
became frightened and completely kicked from
the vehicle to which he was hitched. Fortu-
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