Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Judge McSherry May Succeed Judge Alvey
The Coming Firemen's Convention.
Correspondence of The Evening Star

Judge McSherry May Succeed Judge Alvey
The Coming Firemen's Convention.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
FREDERICK. Nd. April 10, 1898
An elaborate set of chimes. consisting Of tel
bells. has been received for the Evangelical
Reformed Church and will be placed in tn,
steeple Of the Reformed chapel on Yves,
Church street. They will be In position ant
ready for use within three weeks and will b,
runs for the first time By chime ringer from
Washington city.
The arrangements for the big firemen's de.
monstration in this city on June and 8 mex,
have progressed SO far as to assure the thorough
success of the undertaking. More than eighty
iremens organizations in various parts Of tn,
country have signifed their intention to posi-
lively attend. and many of them will send large
uniformed delegations and a portion of theil
apparatus. committee from the Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's Association of Washington
was here few days ago to arrange for thu
accommodation of that organization. ]. Roger
McSherry has been appointed chief marshal oil
the parade, which takes place on the eth OF
June. and has appointed a large number of aids
On the afternoon of that day q state firemen's
association will be organized. .,
Mrs. Richie OF Frederick, widow Of Chief
Judge John Richie, has been appointed by the
Daughters OF the American Revolution to rep
resent Maryland on the committee to arrange
for the casting OF a Columbus Liberty Bell for
the worlds fair. She is energeticaily engaged
in soliciting contributions of metal relics OF
revolutionary and colonial DAYS to put into
the proposed great bell.
The Frederick City Young Mems Christian
Association has elected as directors for the
ensuing year Messrs. W. c. Birely, W. Irving
Parsons. Harry W. Bowers and WILDER H.
Duvall. The association will hold its anniver-
sary meeting in May. when speeches will be
made by several visitors from Washington.
1t is the general impression here hat Judge
McSherry of Frederick will be chosen to sue
coed Judge Alvey as chief judge Of the court
OF appeals Of Maryland. Judge McSherry'S
name was one Of those handed to the President
as a suitable appointee for the place which was
rendered Judge Alvey as chief Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals of the District Of Columb bin
Judge McSherry is comparatively a young man
and has only been on the bench about five
years. He has displayed remarkable talents as
II jurist and is held in very high esteem. He is
a son of James McSherry. the historian of
Maryland, and it was he who handed down the
opinion recently in the Hyattsville SINCE tax
case.
Monsignor Satoli. the papal delegate, has
been royalty entertained this week at Mt. st,
Mary's College. diminishing, this county,
where he visited from Tuesday till Thursday
He delivered lecture on theology before the
members on Wednesday night. and interesting
exercises were held in his honor in the college
hall.
There is more than usual activity in the build.
ing trade in Frederick this spring, permits hav-
ing been issued by the city register in the past
few days for seven improvements and one new
building. the latter large steam Touring mill
to cost 100000.
Geo. VIM. Smith mas been elected president
OF the Hvgeia Ice Company of Frederick. to
succeed c. U. ). Levy, who resigned
F. NICK.