Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE
Democrats Jubiiant Over TheiS Success At
the Polls General Notes.
} Evening STAG.

Correspondence OK The Evening STAG.
ROCKVILLE. Nov. s, 1891.
In the orphans court yesterday the will Of
John 7. De Sellum was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary on the personal estate
Of the deceased were granted to P. NJ. Smith
and J. T. Fulks, the executors named in the
will; bond g, 500. The will Of Ellen NJ. Cava-
naugh was admitted to probate and letters
testamentary granted to Timothy Cavanaugh,
executor named in the will, bond 5000
Letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of Michael McQuade were granted to
Bernard McQuade; bond $780, On motion of
Jas Trail the court ordered that the above give
an additional bond Of $1,000. Joseph T.
White, guardian to Sallie G. and Aldah F.
| White, passed his second account
The Teachers Association Of this county will
hold their next meeting at this place on the
9th instant. The exercises will include the
annual election of officers a recitation by Miss
Rose Clarke; suggestions Of any improveme nts
adopted this year for school work, by Miss
Louise c. Etchison, Mrs. L. A. Langille and
Miss Emma r. Thomas; reading by Miss Lula
| L. Hickerson; Etiquette at School, What and
How Taught" by VIM. W. Burdum and A. J.
Hardy. jr.
a meeting here on the oath instant to close up
the business Of the present term Of the public
| schools.
The Medical Society of this county will meet
here on the 10th instant
| At n meeting of the trustees of the poor held
yesterday Mr.. Lee Ricketts, was reelected over
seer Of the aims house, DR.. Edward Anderso n
physician, and John L. Burnett, clerk.
! DR.. ]. r. Pullian, a prominent citizen Of Po-
tonnc district, died on Sunday last at the home
Of his parents in Virginia.
Mr.. Jas. Cornell of this place, recently ap-
pointed postal clerk, entered upon his duties
on Tuesday on the route between Washington
and Grafton, w. Va.
Justice Condict Of Wheaton district has sen.
| fenced Thomas Bean, IT,, to the MARYLAND
House Of Correction for one year and John
Dorsey for nine months for stealing corn from
Daniel Brown.
1t is reported that a suit will be entered in
the circnit court for this county by the coun-
sci OF David Z. Charlton. republican candidate
| Tor sheriff at the recent election. against
Alfred +. Fairall, elected on the democratic
ticket, the grounds for the suit being that Fair.
all has served term as sheriff aud was inelli
gible to serve a second term. He was moi
elected to the Office he now holds, but was ap
pointed by the governor to fl out the un
expired term Of the late VIM. H. Carr after thai
officer had served several months.
The democratic leaders here appear to b.
quite jubilant Mt the result Of the election in
this state, and particularly happy over the
prospect Of large majority in the legislature
The republicans are taking the matter very
coolly and looking forward to the meeting o.
that body, when they predict that if Governor
elect Brown should attempt TO thwart thu
bosses in any of their schemes he will bt
treated to o dose Of the same medicine tina
put quietus on the late Gov. Hamilton some
years ago. 8. A. N.