Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-11
EVANSVILLE.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Bladens-
burg Democratic Club WIS held last night
at Coldenstroth's Hotel, in Bladensburg.
with James c. Rogers in the chair and
Archie Wells secretary. The club decided
to attend the democratic mass meeting at
Laurel. on which occasion the Interstate
Democratic Associat on of Washington will
be present. A committee. consisting of
Messrs. Mckabe. Hunter and Smith, was
appointed to secure speakers for the DEM
ocrat:c meeting which will be held in
Bladensburg in the near future. The can
didates on the county ticket will then be
present and deliver addresses. The follow
Ing committee was appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements for the meeting:
f. NJ. Hurley, W. W. Maloney. Otto +.
Day, Lewis Mattingly and W. IS: Hunter.
A band of music will be secured for the
occasion and 1t Is the Intention of the club
to make this one of the best meetings ever
held in Bladenshurg
The four days of the October sitting of
the registration officers Of this county
closed yesterday III this district. The fol-
lowing new voters were placed upon the
registration books: Lloyd Henson, John s.
John r. Mccormick, jr., Edward Daniels,
John r. Pencil. Tyler Suit. Lloyd Cross.
John r. Mccormick. job" r. Forney VIII
liam o. Bene. Fred F. Dreees. Stephen
William H. Smell. Thomas l.. Smith. Fred
S. Perkins. William H. Carlton. Lucien
Johnston, William Wright. William F.
Daniels. Andrew J. Worton, Benz. T. Bell
Calf Barrett. Arthur Magruder. George l..
Snyder. George w. Grey. Wallace W. Fat
terson, Richard G. Israel. William f. funl-
ph.ey. Charles 4: Fowler: John H. Jones.
Henry Full. William H. Dyson, John
Laughlin. Alex. Moffatt. Dixie h. Sher-
wood, Robert G. Mangum, Salvatore Dam
aryo. John W. Condry, Arnold S. Condry'
John Kliener, Henry Nermelya, Joseph w.
EMS, Ezra P. venvalkenbeTg, Fleming J.
Lavender, Felix Cristofani. Henry E. Lord,
John W. Cash. William II. Frazier, James
Huntington William H. Simms. JONI II.
Shields, George L. Smith, Henry w. Smith.
Albert E. Cox Lewis X. Miller and George
4. Fisher. The names of fifty-three per,
sons were stricken from the list OF q lai'hed
voters for being non-residents.
The officers oI registration will sit again
on the alst instant for revising the lists anu
IeuiS. srin0 voter
Mr.. Shipley Of Washington has comm encsi
the erection CT a dwelling at Higniatias.
Messrs Ringwalt and Fred. Sould of Wash
ington have nearly completed their resi-
dences at that place.
The proposed electric railway between
Washington and Laurel has made an agree
ment with Judge l.. ". Habercoinp, Nv
which ii has secured right OF way through
his property of sixty feet in width
Citizens are taking a lively interest III a
proposed system Of water works The Citi-
zens improvement Association Will meet
at the oInce of justice carr next Monday
night to discuss the question. hydraulic
and submit plan and estimates for sys-
TEN of water works. The plan provides for
81 storage reservoir situated northwest OF
town, which will be fed 10y numerous springs
in that vicinity. and the water will be pump
ed by aid of a wind mill to a large stand
pipe in Hyattsville ard thence distributed.
1t will be neces sary for the citizens TO
go before the next legislature and ask for
the authority to issue bonds for sufficient
sum to cover the expense. which will be
about Sl2WO or $4,000.
The Guild of the Pinkney Memorial Church
met last night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Burnside.
The first dancing reception of the
Hyattsvile Assembly. newly organized
club. that bids fair to become the most pop
ular and enjoy able social organization in the
village. took place last evening in Grand
Army Hail. There were lust the right num-
Ter present to comfortably fill the floor,
while the details We're all that could be de-
sired. The hall was prettily decorated with
the stars and stripes and the state colors,
while tall lamps with many colored shades
cast soft light over the hanSings and
draperes. A number of invited guests came
from Washington. and the Maryland Asri-
cultural College sent its quota, making one
of the most enjoyable gatherings that has
ever taken place in Hyattsville.