Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
HYATTsvILLE.
ndence Of The Evening Star.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
Hyattsville, Md, July Is. 1888.
The new public school house at Landover
has been completed. Several dwellings
which were recently commenced at that
place have also been completed.
Mr.. Edward A. Fuller of this place, who
has for a number of years held the posi-
ton OF stenographer to the assistant
engineer commissioner Of the District Of
Columbia, has received a promotion.
Mr.. N c. Darnall of Bladensburg desires
| the recentlypublished statement that he was
candidate before the democratic con-
ventton for the office of sheriff to be con-
tradicted as he Is not a candidate for any
elective Office in the county. Mr.. Geo. s.
Dove of Queen Anne district the present
deputy sheriff, has announced himself as
candidate for sheriff, and is being vigor-
ously pushed for the position by number
Of influential democrats. Mr.. VIM. d.
Bowie of that district. son of ex-Gov
Oden d. Bowie, is a candidate for state
senator. The democrats club Of the
at Eureka Grange Hall 'e on ihe eVenins
of August 1. and Mr.. James c. Rogers
of Bladensburg will In all probability re-
ceive the Endorsement of that organization
for the position of state senator.
Mr.. Frank Carr has commenced the cree
ton OF his new house ON the school house
lot on johnson avenue.
The bailfn has pretty much broken up
gambling in this neighborhood.
lied at Bowie with the following officers:
Shas; 4: Lewis. president; Miss Flora
Mr.. Edward A. Fuller visited friends at
Bowie yesterday.
Mr.. Il. Ford Combs has gone on a visit
Miss Katie Hall of Washington is visit
ing the family of her uncle, DR.. H. S. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Aman and
MI. Wlliiam Aman have gone to Chicago
Mr. Marion e ~f pueset ta'o Of Bladensburp has
arguing the case of the Glymont Land
circuit court of Charles county. ~ viz
MT r. 4; Elliott is spending the summer
Golden Rule Lodge No. As, l. o. NJ. held
an interesting meeting last evening in
Mechanics Hall and conferred the first
give an excursion to Bay Ridge on August
2, and to provide each member in good
standing with ticket. A large number Of
company the lodge on that occasion, as it
will be Hyattsville day at Bay Ridge.
MI, Mrs. Thomas Rathbone and her daughter,
while out driving yesterday evening near
the railroad The horse attached to their
train and ran at full speed down Locust
avenue. coming In collision with Mr.. F. FL.
Smiths buggy, which was directly in front
his wife were seated The force of the
shock took wheel off the latter vehicle
and smashed the shafts of the former,
causing IT to upset and throw both its oc-
cupants heavily to the ground. Miss
Bertha Rathbone was uninjured, but Mrs.
Rathbone was badly bruised, and was
taken to her home. where Doctors Wells
and Cox attended her. Neither Mr.. Holden
nor his wife was injured
The Hyattsyille Singing Club held q meet
ing i'm Wells Hall last evening and prac-
ticed several new songs
DIR. j. r. Owens has returned from Anne
Arundel county where he has been on a
political mission. Mr.. James b. Council
man., his brother-in-law. has been nomi-
mated by the democrats of Baltimore county
| for the house of delegates