Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Road That il = Disgrace-Apathy In Poll
tics on Both Sides.

tics on Both sides
corre.pondenc. n, Tn. Fxsri,, Sta
pocv c.. ae 1000
NJ A. 49,, -
n '"'uoeA anu i~nn', VINO nave
ior some time oeen residing In South Dakota,
returned to their former home at this place on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Braddock occupies the
no-,,ior n, rri,sa CO.. -, D.. .,,...,-.
anus snions .ne ihaiAhs ana mas ior over Two
years oeen engaged In that WORK It's thought
that his next service in that capacity will be in
New Mexico
Dnr,nv the ,.., two v..L. ,h. ,. ,,,h.r
VI summer Oo"ruers VINO nave oeeh mere curing
the season are gradually thinning out and leav-
ing for their city homes As a pleasant, quiet
and economical summer residencs ROCKY VILE
offers advantages second To no town IN this sec
ton of the state
The case OF Ritter .p.i,s, the Washinoton
Grove Camp Meeting Sssociation. asking for
the appointment Of a receiver &c ha, been
argued before the circuit court for this county.
but no decision has vet been rendered
IL Is stated that a vigorous effort will be made
TO secure a hrst-cIass ROAD between the George
town and Rockville tnrnpike and the terminus
of the Rock Creek and Connecticut Avenue
Electric railroad. a short distance from BE-
tbe.da good road TO the present terminus
would be a good thing. but the extension of the
railroad TO Rockville would be better The
present condition Of the Georgetown pike be-
tween Thu place and Bethesda /. simply dis
grace to the county. II is now in the condition
of a stone fence shaken up bv an earthquake.
The reason that nothing is done to remedy this
great evil is that the county authorities can't
and the turnpike company won't
Never in the history of presidential cam
paigns in this county has so much apathy been
e1h tbited This state of affairs is not confined
to one party. but is the case in both II any
quiet work is going on il is so quiet that no
body know, ANYTHING about it,
A detachment of United States colored cav
airy passed through here today going west.
The following transfers of real estate have
been recorded in the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court during the past two weeks: Rich
ard T. Lowe and wife to Robert G.. Davis, "a
acres of land: 81 100. Lee VI. Iipscomb TO Ann
VI. Martin, lot 5. block l, Gsithersburg; $500.
VIM f. Muncaster to Ohio NJ. Muncaster. I'll
acres of land; 8. Rein Prather to Wesley
Boyd, acre of land; $50. b. II. Warner to
Frank Muller, lot =, block 3, Kensington Park;
e. Julian II. Muller to John L. Cannon,
gRret G. Darby. lot II, section l, Gaithersburg;
$500. Thomas b. Brookes to Upton Darby. lot
10 block /, Gaithersburg; $3.50. Washington
Danenhower To Newton L. Colamer, lot 10.
block 3. Rockville Park; $3.50. John
o. Johnson 10 f. j. Epping, ~ acres,
OF land flO2S. Harvey W. Wiley ana others
to Miles Fuller, 80 acres Of land, =. Miles
Fuller TO Daniel T.. Salmon, tract of land; $.
Chas. F. Hogan and wife tn ThOs. +. Ward.
acre OF land. 100. Louise f j. Epping to
VIM. W. Nagruder. AZ acres of land; SLIGO.
National Chautanqua to Glen Echo II. r.. Co.
lots at Glen Echo; $. BaltzIey Bros to
Glen Echo r. X. Co, lots at Glen Echo; >.
Edward Baltzley and wife to Marie Cheremont.
lot Is. block Is. Glen Echo. $1,000. Catharine