Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-28
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Active Interest in General Politics-Gratih.
cation at the Failure of the Fishing Bill.
Correspor deuce Of The Evening Star

Active Interest in General Politics-Gratifi-
cation at the Failure of the Fishing Bill.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, April a, 1892.
Mrs. ]. Hi!leary Bogley, q lady well and
favorably Known in this section Of the country,
died Monday at the residence of her hus-
band near this place, in the ffty-seventh year
of her age. Deceased was a member Of the
Haney family and leaves a large number Of rel
atives in this county and the district
\ large majority of the fishermen In this Sec
ton arc gratided to learn that Gov. Brown
refused to sign the bill passed by the last
Maryland legislature regulating the taking OF
black bass in the waters Of the Potomac. This
result was brought about by q protest sent to
the governor from this place after the bill had
passed both houses, taking the ground that it
would be unjust to prohibit fishing on the
Maryland side of the river while persons ON
the Virginia side were allowed to enjoy the
sport without limit
Political movements in all parts Of the couu-
try are watched here with much interest by the
leading men OF both political parties. Among
the republicans the sentiment appears to be
almost unanimous in favor OF the renomina-
ton OF President Harrison, while democratic
sentiment IS somewhat divided on the ques-
| ton of leader for their party in the coming
contest. While apparently almost unanimous
for Cleveland. 1t Is easy to detect an under
current hostile to the nom 4nation Of that gen.
tlemaE. This feeling appears to be confined
to the regulars and Is evidenced by their
Chicago. There appears to be little doubt
that this county will send strong Cleveland
delegates to the state convention.
During the past week the following transfers
OF real estate have been recorded in the Office
of the clerk of the circuit court Mary A. Neil
n mite tate
land; $500. X W. Baldwin trustee. 20 Char
lotte u. Murphy. Snow Hill farm: 81, 500 Wal
lace S. Shipley to Adolphus Linderkohl. acre
of land; 81 500. W. ID. Brooke to United States
government, LEG acres on Aqueduct Dad;
800. r. j. Bowie ct al, trustees, to same,
S.lSl acres; S2.266. 95 Annie Flanagan to
| same, l.35 acres; S405. s. E. Harbert and
others, trustees. to same. 1.9l acres; $272 IS
Richard I. Jackson to same. Z. zs7 acres; t400 ST.
L. I. Hilton to Benz Meade, 14094 acres; 81. 200
Geo. Brewer to VIM. G.. Brewer, 3S31S acres;
$. Jas. 5. Magruder, attorney, to Zach. Nc
Waters. 4I1t acres; S49S.25. Same to JAS
McWaters. IS acres; $3.50. Same to Edwin
Waters, ll0}z acres; Sl,l05. Metropolitan In
vestment Company to Beverly T. Galloway,
lot ", section 80, Garrett Park; $500.
lot 8. section 5. Avery Park; slOO. Mary
Z. Offutt to VIM Lustees, " acres; s544
| Annie Vance to Cyrus Keiser. S.72 acres; fI.-
425. Jas. b. Adams to Vim. W. Gwathmey
9s1z acres; g. Samuel r. Plum,ner to Jesse
Lancaster, acres; ss5. Flavius Clagett to
Chas. Clagett acre Of land; SIS. Martha L.
bowen to J. W. Rigley. % acres; s2OO John
II. Tabler to Ohio W. Dutrow, lot s, block d,
Hyattstown; =. ZadOck Msgruder to Charles
Bready. acres; $500. Martha A. Burdette
! to Laura ". Bu-dette, I67 acres; IS, 500 VIM.
G. Brown TO Rein H. Brown. acres of land;
g. Elizabeth Case to Charles A. Case, lot OF
land; $500. Met Inv. Co. to Hannah Cole
man. lot l. section 81, Garrett Park; e.. VIM.
I. 1hoIne to Bishop W. Perkins, IS acres at
Joseph Park: e. Byron Z. Kelley to Louis
Il Shoemaker, IL acres of land; SiOO b. T..
Leighton to John L Ewell, lots aud 2, Wood
side; $1,000 SAN.