Evening star., 1896-09-10
HYATTSvILLE,

AT the last meeting Of the Chillum Grange
Messrs. Jos. Aser, John Miller and J. Enos Ray
were selected The part of the grange to consult
with State Director Amos in reference the hold
Ing OF farmers institutes. Mr. Amos is about to
begin the practical work Of his department, which
was created by act Of the last legisla ture and
the leading agricultural organizations f the state
are appointing committees to meet at his call,
1t Is his desire to hear all the suggestions from the
farmers concerning the scope OF ms work and to
receive from them practical questions for discus
at the various meetings regarding the time and
winter.
At the last regular meeting OF the Prince Georges
Kepu1iican CLUB Sidney f. Mudd, the republican
chitdldate Tor Congress, was elected uoaorary
member. and an invitation extended 10 him
to visit Hyattsrie Oh the evening Of the 18th in
under the joint auspices Of the republican clubs of
bladensburg district Mr.. Mudd Las accepted the
invitation, and the other speakers of the evening
Will be Senator Reject Wellington Of Malyland and
B. III. Warner Of Washington.
district have decided 10 meet in Bladensburg To,
morrow night and organize Bryan and Sewall
The colcred republican OF Blad ensburs met
at the Falo Alto House ia BladeasbLrs last Tues
any nikht and organized Mckinley, Hobart and
MHdd Club with the following officers: Emanuel
Smms, rresidnnt II. A. Green first vice pr,sid.nt ;
Thomas Johnson second vice president; J. II. Trip
lett. secretary Thomas Lancaster. treasurer. Ex-
ssutire committee, Emanuel SimIns. II. a. Green,
Thomas johnson !; ii: Tripie,t, Thomas Lancaster,
A committee WAS appointed to see 10 the regislra-
ti9n ION, OF ihe republican voters o: the district.
lie Following Jurors have been drawn 10 serve st
veTes at Upper Marlboro Monday October ;
Grand jurors: Jesse Smallwocd, Joseph NJ. Ken
drick, Humphrey Be, kett, Milton ]. Payne L.in-
ucl f. I-us.y, Scott Armstrong, Samuel T. H..,h
Bcnjanin n Brown, George N. Thomas, Elias Z.
Salisbury. Edward u. Boteler, jr, John Hurley.
W. st; Clair Heiskcll, Elias NJ Bunnell, Eghert
u: ltade, George l.. Gibbons, Columbus Pumphr,.y
Richard II. S,nstury, Richard Hardes,y sr Ki..h,
ard +. M.rlow. William ii. zoe, Anthony l.. Ray.
Theodore +. King
Petit jurors-First week-Hepry L. Taylor los
II. Young, Adam wisehIer George r. 'i'' II. Hop p
kins, William Z. Swain, John Hopkins. William
Griffith. colorod; Edward L. Duvall John l..
l;arn-s, Jno. W. L. iiatton. VIM. Ii. Grimes Ar
thur Snov'den. colored X. Irving Bowie John II.
Brooks, colored; Albert f. Jenkins. Trueman c.
SlinIuff. Logan Green. SoloreL; William l.. BRYAN,
Cl'as. W. Randall. Thomas f. Rawlings, Joshua T.
Clarke, Richard Is. "errie.
p.tit Jurors second weck,Jas. r. II: Deakins.
pyles. Thomas VI. Ksnch. James Brown, Robert
II. Robinson. Frs nix Wcod. Thomas Is. Gwynn,
William Barron. Isaac Ball, SpriGc q. Beall. John
s Flannery; John ~ Howis. William Il; Shuier,
Beall. John A. Dixon, Earnest A Brooke, Albert
II: s. Conni'k. Alien p. Howie, Joseph l.. Martin,
Michael Smith, William II. Hamilton
An enjoyable dance WAS given In the Spa woods
in Blade nsbury last Monday nigh; and largely
attended by the young people of the community.
charge to the knights at the tournament. given at
Eucnl Vista yesterday.
Mrs. George Buschae. who has been quite Ill
for some time, Is improving.
Mrs. kecne OF Brigiitwood is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Buschae.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band Of the Hyatts-
Vile Presbyterian Church meets this evening at
the residence Of the Misses RathbOne.