Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-10
ROCKVILLE,

There was large attendance of demo-
cratic politicians at this place yesterday,
the occasion being a meeting of the state
central and county committees of that
party 10 finally complete the ticket to be
voted at the primary election on Saturday
the 2Dth instant. The candidates to be
voted for at the election in November will
he selected from the following names: For
governor, Spencer C. Jones; judge of the
circuit court, James r. Henderson; house
of delegates tthree to be voted for), John
A. Clements, John W. Eelchner. Amos S.
Young. VIM. G. Riggs Elisha c. Etclison
Edward J. Chiswell, James p B. Veirs,
Josiah J. Hutton; states attorney, Alexan-
der kiigour, Samuel Riggs eff r.: orphans
court tthree to be voted for), Lawrence A.
DARBY, Charles Fl. Griffith, Edward P.
Hays, John p Sellman. Charles r. Murphy;
county commissioners Uwo to be voted fcD,
Remus R. Darby. VIM. o. Bohrer. John H.
Bogley, Samuel X. Bready: sheriff Zone to
be voted forl. John A. Selby. Joseph N.
Bailey, John w. Collier Horton G. Thomp-
son: county surveyor Charles J. Maddox
jr. In addition to the above one person in
each election district will be chosen as
member of the county committee. Reports
from all parts of the county indicate
large attendance at the primary election
and the contest in many cases will be close
A meeting of the county commissioners
was held here yesterday, and q large
amount of business was transacted The
following accounts for work public roads
and bridges We're passed and ordered to be
paid: Vim. NJ. Lowe. So 70; Edw s. Hun
ter. s59.G}: Samuel F. Cole So 20; Geo. e.
Baker. IS; Jos. NJ. Pope. 500; Clarence NJ
Clagett. $3.50: same. S22.Oi: j. c. Rhodes
Sso.33; triah Ricketts,, 1890: same $50 10;
Arthur Myers. $3.50 James l.. Magruder,
$50: Benoni Alnutt, S91.5O; same, s13.5O; NJ
Hilton. Sl4.1O; Washington Purdum. SIS;
Nathan Page, $40: o. S. LAYTON s1455;
Stanley, $5l; p. H. Kelley, $523G: Thomas
r. Brown. $i9.o3: C. s. Holland. $50: E. H.
Richter, $i065; F. NJ. Getzendanner. Sf3. 81;
Thomas j. Reed. s76.2o; T. A Hickman,
Of patients at Montevue Hospital s5lGG7;
Frank IIefner pauper conin), So; r. w.
Vinson goods for jaiD. Si.5O
In the orphans court Tuesday, Harry
II. Cooke. executor of VIM. A. Cooke de-
ceased, passed first ard final account in
personal estate of deceased The sale of
real estate made and reported by Thomas
Anderson, executor of Remus G. Dorsey, to
Horace d. Waters, was ratified and con-
frmed. The last will and testament of
Thomas F. Ward, deceased, was filed for
made application for letters of admin;stra-
ticn on the personal estate of Isaac ].
Pyles. deceased. The court assigned Au-
gust as the date for Christianna C. Mus
ser, Administrative of Henry NJ. Musser, to
pass her anal account and distribute assets
In her hands among the creditors of de-
ceased.
The remains of Henry C. Eng nd.a MEM
cideEtaily killed the electi railroad
near kens.ngtoE Monday night were
brought here Tuesday morning and taken
to the undertaking establishment of w.
r Humphrey, where they were embalmed
and prepared for burial During the day
they were viewed by a large number of his
friends. The funeral Will take place from
his late residence on Thursday, at il In,
with services at Christ Episcopal Church
Rev. A S Johns, p1stor. The interment
VIII be at the family burial ground near
hn inc hove nf h.,
bar hay been selected rs pail bearers
Thomas Dawson. &c rye Minor Anderson
James p. 3. Veirs, VIM. Vlers Bouic, jr,
Hattersly w. Talbot and Alexander Kill
gour.
Mrs. Anne Flack, wife of Mr.. Augustus
c. FIack residing near Wheaton. died after
an Illness of several months at her home
on Tuesday morning The interment will
take place al Rockville cemetery on Thurs
day afternoon. She was lady we'll known
and highly esteemed in the community.