Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-16
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Program Of the Medical and Chirurgical
Fscuities' Annual Meeting-Notes.
RocvyrrJr Nov IL 1901

Fscu'ties' Annual Meeting-Notes
ROCKVILLE. Nov. Is. 1891.
Correspondence of The Evening star.
Mr.. A. s. Dalby of this place has commenced
the erection Of a dwelling house on Baltimore
street in the eastern section of town. r II.
Day Bro. of Gnithersburg have the contract
for building the same.
Levi l. Watkins. W. A. Cooke and George
Walker OF Gaithersburg district will leave here
during next week for Chicago and other points
in the northwest, where they propose purchas-
ing large number Of stock cattle for their
several farms.
Mr.. Frederick Stabler. residing near Spencer
vile, few days ago brought to this place
basket OF fine, ripe Strawberries gather ed from
the vines on Sunday last Mr.. Stabler has named
the variety Ruth Cleveland" A fashionable
hop will be given at the Summit Hotel, Gathers
burg, on Monday night 10th instant, for which
q large number Of invitations have beer issued
Mrs. Diamond. Mrs Munroe and Mrs Blunt
WI! cbaperoEe the party.
Miss Lizzie Coiston of MartinshurR, " Va,
who has for some time been visiting the family
OF MI Jas b Henderson and other frien js at
this place returned TO her home yesterday.
Mrs. Sellmsn, relsct of the late Robt. Sell
man, died On Monday at her residence near
Jacksonville, in the seventy eighth year of her
age, The lnterment took place on Wednesday
at Monocacy cemetery.
During the past week 1870 witnesses have been
examined by the grand jury, which is still in
session.
The amount of the bin for furnishing the
orphans court ROOM in the new court house
has been presented 10 the county commits
sloners and amounts to SS3915 The consider
alton OF the same has been postponed until
next tuesday. as 1t IS claimed the work was
done without authority of the board.
during the past week the following ira efers
OF real estate have been recorded In the Office
OF the clerk Of the circuit court for this coAnty:
Henry q. Swain to TakOma Park Springs Com
pany, lot 90. block I6, Takoma Park, 1858 Al;
Park, S43l AZ; Mrs. c. =. u. Hahn TO same, lot
IS, block Is. Takoma Park. S61O; Thomas G.
Lockerman and wife to VIM. Wilson White lot
2, block 4, Oakmont. S6G0; National Chantauqua
to Eivira Is. Sheldon lot s. block IA Glen
Echo, $3.50. Leonard S. Chapman and wife to
John p sellman. lot g. block 2, Rockville
Heights. $500; John 3. Stone and wife to
John Walter Carroll. 2 acres Of land $500;
Josephine Louise Ihorndyke Boucicaultto w.
hapley, rs acres of land, 81 500; Edw Baltzley
and wife to Luther J. Bush, lots at Glen Echo,
S5,2OO; NJ j. Riordan to james Gibbons lot at
GAINESVILLE. S. " B Stacks and wife to Harry
Z. smith, 49]ra acres Of land SO 600; Benjamin
r Gaines to Margaret +. Gaines, lot l6, block
Z. Glen Echo 1925, Charles A. Case and wife
to Sarah +. Riley, 80 acres Of land, S787.50;
NJ.
acres OF land, s.; B. +. Leighton and wife to
George Z: Stewart, lots Z, 8, block 6, Woodsidc,
S3.5O0; Forest Glen Investment Company to
samuel Gator, lot 19, block H. Forest Glen,
S20O; Samuel Gator TO Samuel III. Wells lot
~, block Y. Forest Glen. s.; William Wilson
4, Oakmont, 5000; W. W, Welsh and wife to
Wallace Martin, lot s, block 2, Lincoln Park,
$50; T. H. Warner and wife to Mary A. Ellis,
lot Il, block IL, Kensington Park, 1850; James
Simpson and wife to VIM. j. Ketter IA AZ 100
acres OF land, Sc, 000 Annie c. Bohrcr to Ed
ward l.. TolsOn, acres of land. s; Rachel
NJ. Lusby to Richard J. Parker. 80 acres of
land. $; VIM. Veirs Bouic, trustee, to Lee
Ofutt, 2acres. roods of land, $3.50.
Prot Andrew Hall Baker, AM, PHI. D., died
at his home near Germantown, this county,
last week in the seventy-third year Of his age
Deceased was the founder of Calvert College.
New Windsor, Carroll county, and was after
ward professor of mathematics at St. Mary's
College, Emmittsburg. He leaves o widow,
two sons and four daughters.
The semi-annua! meeting of the medical and
chirurgical faculty OF Maryland will be held
here next Tuesday and Wednesday The
first session will be held at IL o'clock Tuesday
morning, when Dr. Z. Z. Stonestreet of Rock
vile will deliver the address of welcome. Fol-
lowing this will be an address by the president
OF the faculty, DR.. VIM. H. WEIGH. who will
speak on THE Bacillus Coli Communis. the
Conditions OF Its Invasion in the Human Body
and Its Pathogenic Properties" Papers will
be read as follows: "The Rest Cure and Cases
to Which it is Applicable" by DIR. G. ]. Pres
ton. Typhoid Fever by DR.. Edward Ander-
son. Ceases of Addisons Disease" by Dr.
VIM. Osier. Notes or the Use of Codeine,'
by DR.. A. X. Bond. Hereditary Syphilis" by
DR.. Il. d. Morrison. "a Gaze of Elophautiasis
of the Scrotnm," by DR.. L. Winslow
The program for Wednesday will include the
following papers: "a Case Illustrating the
DisGn9sls Of Extra uterine Pregnancy and the
Z. Michael. Early Diagnosis and Operation
in Osteo-sarcoma of the Long Bones" BY Dr.
Chas. g. Stone. Appendicitis in the Female.
with Report Of Two Cases" BY DIT. AAshby
Report of Fifty Consecutive Operations for
Cataract" By DR.. H. l.. Randolp PHI Treat
ment Of internal Hemorrhoids by the Galvano-
cautery." By Dr. S. T. Earle. 'Laparotomy
for Removal of a Purulent Tumor Of the Right
Ovary.' By DR.. Robert 7. Wilson. "Occupa-
ton and Disease; With Special Reference to
the Connection Between the Inhalation of Dust
and Pulmonary Disease" By DIR. VIM. B. Can
field. Am.
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