Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-23

granted to John L. Burnett, the executor
named in the WILL bond, $500. Robert B..
Peter. administrator with the will annexed
Of Harriet Dugan, deceased. filed list of
sales of deceased's personal estate. q.
Maccubbin Waters, administrator Of James
NJ. Waters, deceased filed list of debts due
and owing said deceased. JOSIAH w. Jones,
administrator of Jonathan D. BarnSley, de-
ceased. passed final account in the personal
estate of said deceased. ]. Abby Henderson,
guardian to Raymond w. Doan, was au-
thorized to sell his wards leasehold inter-
est. Walter T. Burton and Margaret NJ.
Burton, executors of Isaac Burton, jr.,
filed report of sale of real estate to Berry
Robey. subject to ratification by the court;
Mr.. VIM T. Aud former resident OF
Poolesville district, this county. died on
the 18th instant near Alder, Loudoun coun-
ty, Virginia, in the sew enty-third year Of
his age. His funeral took place at the
Poolesville Baptist Church Monday after
noon, with service by Rev. S. r. White of
this town. There was large congregation
in attendance During the late war MIR.
Aud was for some months prisoner at
Fort Delaware and during his stay there
was baptized in Delaware bay. Upon his
return home he united with the Baptist
Church at Poolesville. He leaves widow,
daughter of the late Jesse Viers, three sons
and two daughters.
A meeting of the school commissioners
was held here Tuesday for the purpose of
receiving petitions for new school houses,
gregating about $1,000 in amount were re-
ceived and considered, but no definite action
taken thereon.
The first quarterly meeting for Rockville
circuit NJ. L. Church South will be held at
Emory Chapel Saturday and Sunday, list
and I'd of June.
George Cooper and VIM. Dorsey, colored,
charged with felonious assault upon a
colored girl about ten years of age few
days ago, had a hearing before Justice
Morgan at the court house yesterday, a
large crowd being in attendance. A num-
Der of witnesses were examined, the evil
dence so far sustaining the charge that the
two boys were committed to jail to await
the action of the grand jury. bail being re-
fused. Considerable feeling was manifested
by the crowd. and it seemed lucky for the
accused that they were under the protec-
ton of the officers of the law.
The clerk of the circuit court for this
county has received from Gov. Brown a
pardon for Samuel Stout convicted at No
vember term of court. 1894, of assault and
battery and sentenced to the house of cor
rection.
At a meeting of the mayor and council of
Rockville held last night Mr. Uriah Rick
etts was appointed bailiff of the town.
Messrs. Richards and Hansen of this
place some days ago paid visit to Ok
ford, Pa, for the purpose of locating a
hay-baling establishment at that place 1t
is expected that land for the purpose will
be donated by the citizens of the town.
The clerk of the circuit court for this
following parties: John o. Crown and
Mary Mills, Rein E. Sheckeils and Mary
A. Poole.
Mr.. Amos Young of Damascus district
has announced himself a candidate for the
Maryland house of delegates subject to the
decision of the democratic primary election.
Children's day will be observed at Red
land Christian Church on Sunday, at 2:30
pm. Rev. W. H. Schell of Washington
will be present and conduct the exercises,
The Young Peoples Society Of Boyd's
station will hold festival on the 10Th at
the residence of Mrs. James E. Williams.
An interesting program is promised. The
officers of the society are Mr.. Smith Hoyle.
president; Miss Sallie Sibley, secretary and
Miss Lula Williams, treasurer.
Rev. l.. B. Wilson, presiding elder, will
preach at Morse M. E. Church, this place.
on Sunday next at pm.
The mayor and council of Rockville. ac-
companied by their clerk. few days ago
paid a visit to Baltimore for the purpose
of examining the Holloway chemical fire
engine, with view to purchasing one for
this place. They express themselves as
much pleased with the working of the
machine.
Mr.. John o. Crown and Miss Mary Mills
both of this county. were married at this
place yesterday evening by Rev. s. r.
White of the Baptist Church.
The public schools Of the county will
close Friday and will reopen again about
the first week in September. The attendance
of pupils during the past school year has
been unusually large.