Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-27
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE,
Light Voting at the Democratic Primaries
Real Estate Trsnsfers-Notes.

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ROCKVILLE. MD. July &c. 1891.
The democratic primary elections, which
took place in the several districts OF this county
yesterday, were sIiAly attended and but few
votes were Poiled- The vote in Rockville dis
trict amounted TO 191. sbout one-fourth of the
regular number. In Potomac district but
eighteen votes were cast, and it is reported
here today raat in some OF the districts no
elections were held. For governor Hon. Spen-
Ger {. Jones received all the votes. having no
opposition. and for clerk TO the court of ap-
peals the contestants were George Wells and j.
frank Ford. Cor which the latter received at
the poll here ali but eight OF the votes cast.
While the election was in progress here
telegram received IRON Frederick stating
that the delegates from that county had been
instructed to cast their votes in the convention
Coz NJ. Jones for governor. and it was learned
Ls-e today that the delegation from AIleganv
county were instructed to vote FOX Frank
Brown for governor. How Washington and
Garrett counties viii vote l. 70: vet definitely
known. but from what is known &c their prsc-
tice in all former contests where montgomery
democrat Is asking their support not much
help Cor Mr.. Jones il expected from them
About the only Use they appear TO lave for
Montgomery Is 10 furnish democratic major
There being no names or the primary ticket
for controller OF attorney general the delegates
from this county will be left free to cast their
votes :Or these ofices a. tiiev may choose. Out
slds VI the regular delegation large number
y: the leading members of that party will at
tend the convention in Baltimore next Thurs-
oay.
Mr.. Edward Candy. a puA.er resi- ling in
the sOcthedste.:. section OF town. met with a
serious ard ia!nsIl accident Yesterday even
saFf .srlTs
piece 81 tine same was hurle,: into the air strik-
Ing him N tie face and iuticJing bad wound
10 ore e hi> eyes. fr0m tEe effects of which he
may pro. Iu.y lose the sight
Iae foilowipg transfers of zeal estate have
been recorded n the office Of the clerk of the
circuit eour' Tor Ills county during the past
week
Baltzley Bros TO Mary J. Kaemnerer. lots 10
u =" =, Gen Echo, e2ro0: SAME tC David J.
Cutter. lot 4. block 10. Glen Echo SI4y5s
same 90 Niles Rock. lots at Glen. Echo 80 gg3.
1kos H. Gibson and wife 10 Edward H. Booth.
lott y, IL. block ~. TahOn.a Park $500. john
j. Jzmison, executor. 10 Thomas johnson. 100,
acres of laI.d. sJ3i; A. ~. Kellogg and wife to-
John T. Ni.sOu. house and lot in IockyiIIe
$500; balt.lev Bros. 10 Alice E Birch Iots
y. -. block y, Glen Echo p DO. j ~
barnes and vile % John and Caroline Hayye-
20 square perches .: land SIS; W ID UarIan
and wife &c Metre Foi.tzu Ia Testrnent Company
lots ]. .. section 81. Garrett Park $3.50: Metro
politan inyesgmoIi; Company To John a Hirth
loi ID. section lsi. Garrett Park sGOU: same to
some, lot 10, section 100. Garrett Park. $500.
L. +. Leighton and wife to Guion Miller lots
4. 5. q. block .. WOOdside, $40: National
ciaa;augGa 20 Richard I. B-yan lot 4 block
10. Glen Echo. $50; ZANE to hla.-che l. Patti
soE. lot 5. block 10. Glen Echo. $50: John :
Ross 10 Alexander Z. Beniis. Is acres OF land
$1,000: Emile Huck and Harry 7. Cook to
Ihos- l. Carlin. lot IL, block "a. knowles sta
tion. s303. D: q. ". Davis to Milford FishlnAu
20 acres % land. $3.50; Julius Borer To Cor
rinne G. Mclaughlin. tract Of land. 8: Cor
rinne &. Mclaughlin To Geo. j. Bond, tract OF
land. $500.
Chas- Sinson. a colored man. was committed
70 Jail here yesterday. charged with the larceny
OF o horse from Mr.. Hileary Myers Of this
county. After his commitment he was granted
hearing sad xfterward released en- bail for
court
The extreme wet weather Of the past week or
ten days has had a very bad effect on the wheat
crop that - yes IN the tislds, causing it to
the suOck