Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
GEORGETOWN.

To PARTICIPATE IN THE BALTIMORE PARApR.-
The members OF Trinity (Catholic) parish met
last night at the rooms of the Georgetown
Catholic union to make arrangements for
attending the Catholic centennial celebration
in Baltimore November IL. The following COM
mittee was appointed to sell tickets: Messrs
P. Conroy, J. A. Archer, F. N. Offutt Geo.
Manogue. ]. d. Sullivan. ]. B. McGin, b. B.
King, W. r. Stewart, ]. J. Nolan. Manogue
Jones store Was selected as the station for
securing lamps, which each member will be
required to carry.
DIED IN CHURcH.-During the service at Mt
Zion N. E. church last night Priscilla Matthewsl
an old colored woman. was taken suddenly II.
and died before a physician could reach her,
Heart disease is supposed to have been the
cause Of the death.
ARREsTs-The arrest Of James Sullivan by
Officer Conlon yesterday led to the arrest Of
Michael Cohan, one of the prisoners staunch
friends who protested too vigorously. At the
lodged against Cohan on account Of his conduct
under arrest. James Moody appeared at the
station for the purpose of righting his friends,
and he. too. was locked up. Annie Hender-
son and Leanna Campbell, colored, cause more
trouble to the police here than the remainder
rested Saturday night for being drunk and dis
orderly. Annie was sentenced to a fine of IS
or fifteen days by Judge Miller today and Le-
anna was sent to the farm for thirty-fve days.
The TRIENNIAL CoNCLAvE IN 1S92-The COM
mittee of Potomac commandery, No. 4, K. T.,
appointed to consider the matter, will. it is
said, report in favor Of the commandery at
tending the triennial conclave to be held at
Denver in 1892.
7A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, AZ; condi-
ton, 3. Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 55;
condition at north connection, ~; condition at
south connection, 81. Distributing reservoir
temperature, "a; condition, SO.
Rockville Notes.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, November 8, 1885,
William Armlstead West, a merchant and
farmer OF the neighborhood of Seneca, this
county, died this morning after a short illness
OF pneumonia in the forty-ifth year of his age
He leaves widow, formerly Miss Mollie Camp
bell OF this place, and young son. Mr.. West
was an energetic and prominet business man.
Mrs. Sarah Lochte. wife of VIM. Lochte Of
Bethesda, who died on Friday evening last in
the thlrty-hfth year of her age, was buried this
afternoon at st. Mary's cemetery. this place.
Robert H. Ricketts, who died at his home
near Derwood on Friday. in the sixty second
year OF his age, was yesterday buried in the
family burying ground on the farm
Father j. NJ. Connolly, who for the past Eve
years has been pastor of st. Mary's church at
this place and st. Johns, near Forest Glen. to-
day delivered his farewell sermon to his con-
gregation. He WILL in future, be stationed at
st. Patrick's church, Baltimore, and be sue
ceeded here by Rev. Father Rosensteel Of
Charles county.
An informal conference of republican leaders
was held here today, the object being to get
out the full republican vote on Tuesday.
Within the past week both parties have been
quite active and tickets, both straight and
mixed, have been industriously circulated.
The democrats appear to be most uneasy over
the sheriff's Office, as there seems no doubt
their nominee will be cut in various parts Of
the county. pretty full vote will be poled
John T. Budd has issued card character
izing as "a malicious falsehood' the published
statement that he is a candidate for the post
mastership of Sandy Springs. sam.