Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Discussing senator Gor,ssaa's Party R~c~a
Business Transacted IN the Cesrsa

Corresponaence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE March a lsn
In the orphans court yesterday the will Of
John Carlin. deceased was admitted 90 probss.
and letters testamer tary on the personal estate
ofioceased were granted 10 John I. CArlin and
JAS $. Carlin. executors named In the will,
bond $500. Letters OF administration on the
personal estate of 2schel +. Gilpin. deceased,
were granted to Mary +. Gilpin, bond sl0.ooo.
Asa NJ. Stabler administrator Of George W.
Dorsey, filed list Of sales. John Brown. admis-
istrator OF VIM Brown. passed first aud finsi
account
Daring yesterday and today large amount
Of business has been transacted in the circuit
court The grand jury consists Of the follow
ing persons: W. ". Welsh, W. r. Chichester.
II. r. kisner. L. T. Ricketts,. Geo. Bonifsnt. g.
ID. Waters, G. w Meem, John II. Gingell. X
i. Jar5oe, G. ". Burns, = I. Williams. 4 c.
s s%" n T. " R.y DOM T. n ou,, suin c::
reti c. c. Hutton, VIM. Jones, jr., Vim. II.
Aud. r. T. White. large number Of w1t
nesses have already been examined by the
grand jury and many others are in attendance
each day awaiting their turn. A usual the
greater number OF them appear in1ocal option
cases The regular panel Of petit jurors com
prises the following l. A. Tabler. W. r. Wind
sor, II. r. Gibson, @. NJ. Butler, Chss- Metzger.
w. {. Gott J. I. Flstchaa. c. o. Mcintosh. J.
IL Brewer. Edw. Wood. W. L Cole. Geo. shaw,
Michael Peter, Thos. Moore. J. r. Ernest, '.
i. Leizear, W. W. Moore, W. r. Gather, l. O.
Gardner, l. q. Cooley. II. NJ. nllton. IS A.
Glaze, VIM. q. Merson. c. II. Anderson, Thos-
r. thompson. The following cases have been
disposed Of before the court and Jury; l.
aahiil, trading as l.. Cahill a Co., agt Isasil a.
Burns; verdict for appellant for s444o Same
ast Joseph Nj. Pope; judgment affirmed ThoA
l. BAILEY agt Sarah Il, Lyddane; appeal. tuag-
nient affirmed Chas- r. Day and Others sgt.
state OF Maryland use of jerome Lyddafd;
ludment reversed with costs Thomas Brooins
aSL Nathan L. Hurley: appeal dismissed kd-
ward A. Eggleston, use of Alfred W. Borden, sgt
u b Layton: appeal dismissed. Gilbert L. Pot
ter, use OF A. W. Borden, act Bradley 4. King;
appeal dismissed. A.w. Borden agt G. n. King:
appeal Dismissed. Arthur Williams agt Frank
I'm IL and Susanna Msrgerine: on trial This
Is the second trial Of this case. The action OF
fhiilp ID. Lard Of this county in the house a
delegates IN opposition 20 the bill taking the
appointment of the reporter from the Judges Of
the court OF appeals and giving it 10 the gov
erncr meets with the Endorsement Of his party
IN this county. Much interest is manifested
here IN the fate of the new assessment bill noe
before the legislature. a new Law - greksiy
needed in this county. where the assessment II
real estate Is very unequal and much persond
property escapes taxation.
The recent interview Of George AlfRd
Townsend with Senator German on state and
national politics Us eagerly discussed In politi-
cal circles here, and the partial denial q ths
statements attributed to him by tho senator
gives but little satisfaction. The statement in
the interview that the Senator had anything 20
do with the reorganization of the democratic
party of the state after the late war ID denied
by those members Of the party who took part
In ITS counseis during that stirring periods.
and II is claimed that at that period he was mot
known In the politics of tire state. They claim
that SO lar as western Maryland In Concerned
the credit for that work was due 20 the late
Montgomery Blair. The first known of
Mr.. German in this county after the war
was as n revenue collector and some time
afterward he made u speech at a democrstis
conservative meeting here, but WIS rather
coolly received by many members OF the party,
he being looked upon u very recent convert
d. Al