Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-04-01

Circuit Court.-The following cases
have been disposed Of since our last report
Arthur Williams vs.. Franklin r. and
Susanna Margerum; jury failed to agree
Grove A. Shipley VS.. Rein H. Griffith
suggestion for removal.
lP. w. Zeigler & Co. vs.. Hannah H. Poole
verdict for appellant for $S7 So.
Union Turnpike Company vs.. Martha A
Eccleston, judgmentfor appellant for $62.41
Frank r. Rohrman VS.. Washington d
Waters, removed to Howard county.
Lucinda Maught VS.. David H. Bouic, ex
ecutor; verdict for plaintiff for 1850; mo
ton for new trial.
The trial Of the criminal cases was com
menced on "Wednesday, as fellows;
State VS.. VIM. Murphy, violation of loca
option law, seven cases, guilty; fined 1910.
State VS.. Thomas Lawrence and George
Hilton, larceny; guilty aad sent to House
Of Correction for nine months.
State vs.. VIM. o. Fish, violation of loca
option law, guilty; fined $50.
State VS.. Joseph C. Smith, assault, guilty
one month in Jail.
State VS.. Thomas Mills, rape, three years
in Maryland penitentiary; appeal noted.
State vs.. Charles and Arthur Bolts, lar
ceny, guilty; not sentenced.
State VS.. Daniel Thompson, violation o.
local option law, guilty la five cases; fnet
$500.
State vs.. Jack Ashton, violation of loca
option law, guilty in three cases; fined $3.50
The Glen Echo Railroads.&c.. Geo
II. Elicit, the engineer officer In charge Q
the Washington aqueduct, has reported upoi
the bill to authorize the Glen Echo Railroad
Company to cross the Washington aque
duct, and his report has been forwarded b.
Gen. Casey to the Senate. The extension
asked for in the bill is for the purpose Q
permitting the road to reach the Chautau
qua ground. Col. Elliot says: "The exten
sion would be q public convenience, bu
the franchise should be guarded in such
manner that the aqueduct will not be injured
and so that the thousands of persons, man,
OF them women and children, whs drive OF
the Conduit road in good weather will b
protected from accident" Col. Elliott say
Of the Conduit road at extends far VI
into Maryland amid the beautiful scener!
along the Potomac and is about the only
road leading out of Washington that ha
not been spoiled and made unsafe for driv
ing purposes by railways" He recommend
that the crossing Of the road be rectangula
and not oblique.
Funeral OF Mrs. Louise E. Deane.-
At noon TO day the funeral Mrs Louise
Deane, wife o: Mr.. l.. Deane, took plac
from the Metropolitan M. f. Church
Prayers were said at the house at Kensing
ton, Md by Rev. Dr. Wright Of 81. Paul
M. Il. Church. A feature Of the service
was the singing by number of young girl
from the Columbian embroidery class main
tanned by Mrs Deans. These young ladie
further testified to their affection for Mr.
Deane by placing beautiful floral tribut
on the casket. The pallbearers were Rep
resentative Charles O'Neil, AlphsnsO Har
Matthew G. Emery, o. f. PresbrY, Fredrc
Oxnard, w. j. Murtagh, L. l.. johnson, Al
bert Trego, George Stokes, j. +. Stock, GeC
N. Gray and Percy w. Foster
Mrs. Deane's death occurred Weduesdl
at Kensington, where she and her husbsn
| had lattarlv made THAR hama Har da.t
is mourned by very large circle Of friends
For more than quarter of century sh
had been prominent in the Metropolita
Church and had taken a leading part in al
the charitable and temperance work of tht
church. Wash. Star Of FrItay