Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-20
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Officers of Registration Appointed
General and Personal Items.
cial Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence 81 The Evening Star
EVANSVILLE, Nd. June 10. 1902.
Mt. Hermon Lodge. II. A. a M. OF this
place confe I'd the third d gr ~ upon a can
didate Wednesday. 4 large number of Wis
itors were present. representing Concordia
Lodge OF Baltimore, Chiuum Castle Lodge
of Chillum. Laurel Wreath Lodge OF Laurel,
four lodges from Washington. two from
Ohio and one from Oklahoma. Supper was
served in the hall. and speeches were made
! by the worshipful master OF Concordia
Lodge and J. IS. Ralston Of Mt Hermon
Lodge.
The German-American Beneficial Associa-
ton of Bladensburg. known as the 'Nor-
waert, gave its second annual ball at the
Pan Electric House in Bladensburg a few
evenings since. The floor committee con-
sisted OF r. l. House man. chairman: Chas.
Saurberlich, August tinker August Friday
ana Frank H. Gasch. Music was furnished
oy Proft ssor Csllans band. 4 large num-
Der OF people from the surrounding country
ana Washington were present. Mr.. James
James of New York delivered an address
upon ''Indo pendtnce."
The town comm ssioHors Of Bladensburg
have appointed Mr.. Gus II. Dahler police
magistrate.
MIR. Edmund c. Mayo. youngest son OF
Rev. c. j. s Mayo, rector of the PInclney
Memorial church. has gone to Newport
News, Va, where he has secured a position
with the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company.
MI. Henry b. Contee has been Amounted
by the orphans court administrator ~ his
brother. the late John b. Contee. under
penalty bond Of $1,000 filed and approved
NJ. ii. Magruder and O. T. Mull;ktn have
been appointed appraisers
AT a meeting of the county commissioners
held last Tuesday the designations of How
ara ". Emmons and James II. Grimes as
constaoles for Hyat;sville and Oxen I'm
districts, respectively. were accented
Messrs. Richard W. Hereford John Ste
phenson and John w. Webster were an
pointed as constahles for Mellwood. Laurel
and Surratts districts, respectively
The quarterly distribution OF the school
tax OF this state has been made by
controller j. W. Herring Out Of this dis
tribution this county receives 81 764J 80 for
white and S209l 10 for colored schools
The board OF supervisors OF elections for
Prince Georges county, consisting OF
Messrs. Richard ]. Swami. Benz ID. Stephen
ana CHARLES Earl. met Tuesday and ap-
pointed the following officers OF registra-
ton for the several election districts:
Nansville-Charles c. Loveless, democrat.
Edward r. Rely, republican
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. Callau. democrat:
wallace A. Raybold. republican
Marlboro-Geo. W Wilson, democrat.
Charlton Sasscer republican
Nottlngham-John II. Baden. democrat:
Luke L. Duiey, republican.
Plscataway-James r. Edeler Of Philllp
democrat; Jas. L. Underwood. republican.
spa!dings-Henry o. Boone, democrat:
w. f. r. Suit. republican.
Queen Anne-Samuel NJ Peach democrat.
Rufus NJ. Tydings. republican
Aquasco-John r. Richardson democrat:
Il. L. Watson, republican
Surratts-Geo. S. Harrison. democrat;
Samuel II. Moloy, republican
Laurel, list procinct-Frank l. Ahern.
democrat; Geo. w. Lllibridge, republican.
I'd precinct-Wm. H. Owens, democrat.
Robert l.. Foy. republican.
Brandywine-Wm. II. Tayman democrat.
Thos. Gibbons. republican
oxen Hill-John II. Gibbons. democrat;
Richard F. Grimes republican.
kent-L. NJ. Duvall democrat: Chas. A.
Ryon republican.
Bowie r. Hardie, democrat; Jas. NJ.
Brashears, republican
MeIlwood-Robt. Frazier, democrat: Percy
Duvall, republican.
Hyattsvile-E NJ Hurley democrat.
Frank Webster republican.