Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Dairymen to Form Milk Union-Circuit
Court Jurors Seiected-Other Items.

Court Jurors Seiected-Other Items.
Correspondents Of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE. February H. 1891.
1t is understood that quite large number of
those engaged in the dairy business along the
line Of the Metropolitan branch railroad in
this county will attend meeting of the milk
producers of Virginia, Maryland and the Dis
triet of Columbia to be held in Washington on
next Tuesday, the Path instant The object
Of the meeting is TO adopt measures for the
formation Of Milk Union" to be operated
By agents selected by the producers, in order
to secure uniform and better rates for dairy
products than at present.
The names of the following persons were to-
day selected by Judge yinson to serve as jurors
a; the March term of the circuit court: Vim. b.
Mobley, Henry Griffith, Remus d. Riggs,
Eugene Z. McAtee. VIM King. VIM. T.. Lewis.
Albert F. Allnutt. ID. j. Willard. Jas. W. Reed,
Geo. W. Fletehall, Jas. Il. Matthews. Laurence
A. Darby. Thos. X Claggett. Geo. NJ. Frey, Ed
ward W. HOrner, E j. Todd, ]. ". Baker
Eobt d. Isherwood, Samuel X. Bready. Harry
'. Black, Amos L. Holland, Edward C. Davis,
VIM Rich, Julian Griffith, Alex A. Gassaway,
Archie Asquith, Benz. A. Bean, NJ Wilson
Onutt, Jos II. Phillips. Jos. L. Moore jr,
Chss- NJ. Iddings, Edward r. Thomas, Gran
willie Farquhar David c. Carlisle, VIM. t. Bur-
held Ofutt. Henry Bradley, Chas. ". Ward,
Fred i. Jones, Chas- G.. Griffith, Baker ST.
lence, Rein III. bowman John d. Duvall.
Frank j. Fidier, Geo. Z. Cashell, Samuel n.
CisselL
Mrs Bessie Starr Keefer Of Toronto, Canada.
viii address public meeting at the town hall.
this place. on Saturday night next on the SUBJ
1ect Of temperance.
Marriage licenses have been issued today by
the clerk orthe circuit court to VIM. Z. Schwer-
fnO and no II. Inhn I'D N
Ebert and Annie II. Neff.
In the orphans court today George Peter and
James b. Henderson, administrators c. I. a. OF
the late George W. Hyatt, passed their final ac-
count In said estate. the whole amounting to
$4,000. The state tax on their commissions
amounted to sl05.S6 and the collateral inherit
ance tax to ss74-59. Letters testamentary on
the estate of VIM. b. White we're granted &c
Howard and W. b. White.
Mr.. Alfred Warthen- carpenter, Of this place
met with a painful accident a few days ago by
falling from the top of a house in course of cree
tion on Rockville Heights. No bones were
broken, but he WIS badly bruised about the
body and is still confined TO his home
The county commissioners have offered Q
reward Of slO0 for the apprehension and con
yiction Of the parties who committed \ muir
cerous assault on Edw. Hewitt and other per-
sons near Olney in November last.
MI William t. Fisher, an old and well-knowr
citlZen OF the western portion Of the county,
died today, in the seventy-fourih year of hi.
age He leaves large number of relatives IL
this county and the District. among them {
daughter, Mrs Celesta keefer Of Washington
During the late war deceased spent some time
IN the old Capitol prison charges brough
against him by the military authorities en-
eamped a. that time near Jamestown.
Messrs- Oscar and Leslie Sprinkle of Martins
burg, WA, are at present on a visit TO ~,
family Of Mr. VIM A Davis, this place
SAN.