Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19

The supervisors Of elections Of this county met
Mt Upper Marlboro Tuesday and appointed od,cers
Of registration for the eDsuin4 year. The drst
named republicans AMI the others democrats, as
follows:
Vans, ille-Robert Reyburn and Edward Boteler.
Bladensburg-F. A. Holden and Frank Gasch.
MaElborO'-CEailton Sasscer and George w. VII
son.
No,tingham--Luke Duley sDd William B. Wilson,
Piscataway-John II. Williams and Albert NJ.
Ciagett.
spaldinss-william r. R. Suit and Henry o.
Boone.
Queen Anne-Fielder c. Duvall and Samuel H.
Aquasco- Ell ]. Watson and John n. Richard
IS surratts-william E. Allen and william B. H.
Iaurcl-George W. Llllbri3sc and Frank j.
Ernndywine- William H. Grimes and William h.
Tayman.
Oxon HIll-Richard F. Grimes and John H. Glib
bCLs
Kent-Arthur Tolson and b. c. Scott.
6 HoWie-Rlchard p Harlan and John W. Hicks.
missioner at its meeting Tuesday as follows:
10 pay Thomas s. Stone, treasurer Of the school
81 and as repa sr rSE the
piseataway district: to sppoint Thomas Il. Brooks.
VIM; H. Heifner and Frank Collins road COM
and approprating $50 for the expenses of cutting
down hill in Pist ataway district.
The orphans court at the meeting this week
Eassed the hrst and haal account of Samuel Il.
Tfppett. administrator of Mary E Brown and had
burned the ballots cast at the election In No
vrIber last. In accordance with the law.
The Patuxent Farmers Club this week inspected
by invitation. the farm of Mr.. franklin Weems
and afterward were the guests of Mrs Chandler
ut Tracy's Landing.
Herbert T. Hogan and George W. Parrish, Nor
mon missionaries. have been canvassing Prince
Georges county and distributing pamphlets setting
forth the merits of their creed. As yet they have
held no meetings.
Mr.. J. W. Grey of Laurel district has been ap-
pointed Uistice of the peace by Gov. LOwndes.
\ ylcks ~ VsuIc tom of rtpno -
county has been elected member Of the Mary
land Bar Association
Upper Marlboro
Cards ont announcing the marriage in Col
and Mr.. Robert Lee Mullikin.
Ii is expected that Rev. Mr.. Sonag, rector Of the
from raIadallhia for Europe. While abroad Mr..
S9ntag Will Will, attend the Lambeth conference.
nent teachers in southern Maryland. is seriously i'll
at his home in this county, victim Of paralysis
He is nearly eighty years of age.
Gen John W. Horn who for n number of years
has been superintendent of the House of Reforma-
ton for Colored Ciflren. at Cheltenham. will. 1t
is understood. tender his resignation in few days.
owing to his falling health. For many years Gen
Horn was warden Of the Maryland state peniten-
tary. He has had charge the House of Refor-
nation for about twelve years. He WILL it is un-
derstood. remove to his farm Collington, and
hereafter devote his time to agricultural pursuits
The farmers of this section will begin next weak
to harvest their wheat crops 1t is said the pros
Isaac rer Of f was bo
capped from M0ntsvue Hospital. in Frederick coun
ty. has been recaptuIed and Will be sent back to
the hospital He is said to he insane.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Walker of Multi
kin,s STATEN and Mr.. james A, Kcech Of wash
ington took place Tuesday at Mount Oak Church
The ecrnInony was performed by Rev. T. ]. Lam
bert. Miss Agnes Walker maid of honor and
the Misses blanche Hyatt and Bette Peach were
the flower girls.
The repairs 10 the county jail. made necessary by
the fire which occurred some weeks ago have been
completed and the building again turned over to
,he county commissioners by the contractors VIII
liam 1ost Il Bro. Of Washington.