The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

"A oliver Nichol. of Port Deposit, wa
found guilty in the United States Cour
" on thursday of selling liquor withou
having paid the special government tax
~ motion was made for new trial. Ii
The case of Casper G. Mohrein, of Por
Deposit, indicted for a similar offense. E
plea OF mlsnomer was entered in abate
ment, and the court sustained the plea
aud quashed the Indictment. Mohrleiu
claims that his name is Charles, and not
Casper. Mrs. Maria Louisa Miller, of
Mlller's Hotel, Port Deposit, was also
tried for similar offense, aud the jury
was out on Friday with lave 10 seal lis
verdict.
The turkey supper given by the ladies
OK the Ekt0n Presbyterian Church in Odd
Fellows Hall on Wednesday and Thursday
] evenings, was not in any sense fowl (?)
| fraud, but an elegant entertainment that
reflected the good taste, and housewifery
OF its projectors Mrs C.. b. Finley and Mrs.
| Reuben J.. lamar assisted by Geert Cruik-
| shank, Henrietta and Josie Osmond did
the hospitalites at one table. At another
Mrs. DIR. j. Ii. lamar, Mrs. Il. C. Lewis,
assisted by Miss Josie Evans, Corinne and
Belle jam Ar did the agreeable At a third
table, Mrs. A. w. Mitchell, Mrs. Frank
Whitney with Cora lamar, the Misses |
Hudnlph, Carrie Ricketts, Carrie Smith, aud |
Mamie Haiues preside and assisted. Mrs. |
Geo. a, Blake, Mrs. Jno. Tucker with
BESSIE Manly, Molle Drennen, Lrurine
Wilson Lidie Frazer aud Stella Haines
presided at fourth table. The remaining
table was agreeably served by Mrs. w. A.
Mitchell, Miss Maggie Gilpn. Miss Jaqueste
Miss Samms, Helen GIlpin, Ada Taylor
Ora Brown and EIva Girin. II c1nfections
We're served by Mrs NJ ok, Mrs. Il. e.
Thackery aui Mrs. j. T. Brown while IKE
and ices were dispensed by Lydea B3o:h,
Miss khina Jones Mrs George Booth, Mrs.
Edward Collins AMI Mrs. Morris Duuh.r.
Inc salads We're served by Miss Amy
Finley and Miss Susie Bratton. The gross
eceipts OF the supper were $1,000
-Mr. Aquilla II. Greenfield, a promi-
leEt citizan of Baltimore aud at one :,
ime president of the first branch of CITY
jouncil, died onThursday morning at his
esidence OF west LanvaIe street in that
lty. Mr.. Greenfield had been active in
he local politics of that city using that
ord lii its best sense, and had by virtue
his presidency III the city council acted
mayor. When quite young Mr.. Green :.
cid became member of the Fayette
-reet NJ. Il. Charch, and was a steward
the church and secretary OF the Sun -
~ school fer Ii teen years, and a class -,
adler tor thir y-hse Yeas. He was
alried in September. 1858, to Miss "
aura Virginia Blades, OF T4loot couu.y. 4"
I'd she having died in April, 1875, he VI
as again married Ocroter 81, 1877. to
'Ss Lydia Harvey, Il daughter of Dan o''
Harvey, prominent citizen of the >'
lrd district of this county and who was Vn'
several years a member of the CITY '"'
'uncil and president of the Second
anch, and also candidate for the 'a
1yoralty in 1868. Mr.. Greenfield was vi
rays Democrat. lie leaves a widow, ="
If daughters and SOD, William FL, ma
eentield. The iuueral will take place cot
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock VI
IN his house. Rev. j. b. S:itt pastor 'n'
Fayette Street NJ. E. CHURCH, will Of Wa
ate. The lnterment i'll be at Green ua'
unit. 500