Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-22
ROCKVILLE.

George Cooper and VIM. Dorsey, two
negro boys. aged about fourteen years. were
brought here Saturday and taken before
Justice Morgan charged with having COM
rnitted Il felonious assault on Sarah Wash
inGton. a colored girl of ten years. These
boys were arrested at the instance of the
parents of the girl. who state that Thurs
day last while the girl was riding In
cart with the two boys about two miles
from this place. she was assaulted by the
pair one OF them holding her and sitting
her cries while the other accomplished his
purpose, claiming that this was repeated
several tines by both Of them. The parties
all live in negro settlement about three
miles from this place. called Scotland"
The girl was brought here Saturday by her
mother and examined by a physician, who
pronounces her injuries serious, she being
scarcely able to walk. Her assailants were
both committed to Jail by the justice for
hearing.
Articles of incorporation of the Beech
mont Cemetery Company of Montgomery
county and the District of Columbia were
Thursday last placed on record in the office
OF the clerk of the circuit court for this
county. The incorporators named are:
Henry c. Jewell Abram F. Baker, Warren
W. B,ggs and VIM. Redman of Washington
city. Arthur b. Cropley, Fred. A. Gee J.
Abby Henderson, David H. Warfeld and
W. r. Humphrey of the county The num-
1000. al the par value of $50 per share.
The company has purchased a considerable
tract of land adjacent to the Conduit road.
some distance above Cabin John bridge,
which it proposes to lay off, beautify and
use for the burial of the dead.
Messrs. Thomas Anderson. H. Maurice
Talbot, Philip ID. Laird, w. Veirs Bouic
jr Charles W. Prettyman and Robert B.
Peter have filed in the office of the clerk
of the circuit court articles of incorpora-
ton of the Bar Association of Mont
t,,fxr RI hn obi
association, as stated, is to maintain the
honor and dignity of the profession of the
law, and Increase its usefulness In promot-
ing the due administration of justice: the
mutual improvement and social inter-
course of It's members, and to acquire and
maintain a law library for the use of the
members of the association. The term of
the organization is limited to forty years,
has no capital stock and will be maintain
ed by the monthly dues of the members.
Mr.. Thomas Braddock, an old and we'll
morning found lIfeless in his bed at his
place of residence. about one mile from
town. He was in the seventy ninth year Of
his age. and had for some time been in
feeble health.
The following transfers Of real estate
have been placed upon the land record
books of this county: Clarence B. Rheem to
Louise r. Henry. lot at Forest Glen; 5.
Lee NJ. Lipscomb to Robert B. Moore, lot
In Gaithersburg: $500. Bernard p Minnack
to Francis r. Lamb. lot in Takoma Park;
=. Metropolitan Investment Company to
Laura " McChesney. lot in Garrett Park;
500. Mary H. Copp to Jessie II. Tame
hill. lot in West End Park; $500 Henry N.
Copp to Henry C. Yarrow, lot in West End
Park: $500. Ada Rhodes to c. r. Richards.
lot in Chevy Chase; s.. Elizabeth NJ.
Blunt to Bowman Bros. lot in German
town; 800. Henry N. Copp to Eftie w.
Carel, two lots in West End Park; 5000.
Robert r Roberts to VIM H. Hillard, two
lots in Glen Echo: 5. Edwin Dwyer to
Catharine Dwyer. lot in Unity; $. Sarah
A. Connolly to Larkin Murphy seven acres
of land; $500 Takoma Park Loan and
Trust Company to Bond & Leighton, 345 IA
acres of Takoma Park; 100000. Randolph
S. Hawkins to Jos. C. Hawkins, two acres
of land near Damascus; $1,000. Warner
Lewis to VIM. L. Lewis, lot in Kensngton;
8. Thomas Anderson. trustee. to w. B.
Mobley. "a IA acres of land; 1900. Ten
leytown and Rockville Land Company to
Geo. X. Bell. 521s acres near Orndorff's
Mill: $. Sarah T. Pugh to Joseph Wood,
lot near Woodvile; 500. JOS NJ. Etchison,
collector, to Horace D. Waters, two acres
near Germantown; 1925. B. H. Warner to
Franklin p. Nash, two lots in Waugh's
Subdivision; 5.