Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-06

signs of rabies and had bitten several members Of
the place.
The committee on privileges Of the Agricultural
society, consisting OF the president secretary ana
persons from Baltimore, Washington and other
gnS wished he'd to the Of
The right to run to s
who has a large machine with handsome organ at
tached The same party was also awarded the
cane and knife boards. The hot sausage privilege
was sold to w. II. Holt. Edward Pier secured the
cigar and tobacco stands, and the photograph gal
lery was assigned to w. H. Reed. jr. The prices
ably in advance OF those paid last year. num-
Der Of exclusive privileges have not yet been dis
ment having been effected with regard to insurance
on the stables recently burned, meeting of the
to make arrangements. for rebuilding the same,
and also to take steps In regard to other improve
for the exhibition Of poultry and the bench show Of
dogs have been prepared, and will be submitted to
effort will be made to have everything in complete
ordeN prior to the fair.
and Miss Alice Fendali Duvali Of Baltimore were
married at the residence Of Mr.. Charles H. Dickey,
being performed by Rev Father Rosensteei Of st.
Mary's Catholic Church, this town The maids Of
garet H. baldwin. Misses Elizabeth Diekey, Minnie
Dickey, Minnie Chipchase. Louisa Reiche and Mary
D fk as attendant. The brides gown was Of
silver and blue silk poplin, trimmed with Persian
velvet and lace, with hat OF black jet, trimmed
with pink rosebuds and cream lace After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Robertson left for a we'd
ding trip and upon their return will reside near
DerwoOd. Only near relatives and intimate friends
of the families witnessed the ceremony, inclutl-
Ing Rev. Francis II. Stubs and Mrs. Stubbs, DIR.
7. III. Reiche and wife, Miss MeTTyman Mr. Chas.
f. Fendan and wife. Mr.. Samuel FendaIl and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spragins and daughter, DIR. Summer
field Hamilton and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Lawson, Mrs. }: Y.
Nj ynadier and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. &. L. War
field, Mrs. r. X. Hunter, Mrs. Miles, Miss Hattie
Robertson, Miss Henderson and Miss Annie Lee
Baldwin.
The following transfers of real estate have been
recorded In the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court: Edward C. Blunt to Nielsville and barnes
Same Jno. II. Gassiway, 1870 square perches
of land at GcrIraI town station; $15S Henry N
Harriss Maria Harriss, 10 acres of land; $
John T. IIoyle and wife to Smith iioyle, one acre
lot at Brookeyille; 81, 400. Julia a. Mansfield to
Frederick Miller, Is acres of land; S125. Chevy
Chase Land Company TO Samuel J. Harriet: part
of lot 81, block SO, Chevy Chase; $3.50 Forest
Gsn acre. Ds Of to
Talbot to Robert Tenney, % acres Of land; 81 ,3O
Tie Justices of the peace for this county
rec entity appointed by Governor Lowndes have not
yet received their commissions. and as the
tenure Of Office of the Old justices expire the first
Monday In May the county will be deprived Of
the services of this class of officers unless the
commissions arrive today.
Lieutenant Perry Maus, U.S.A., is q visitor at
the home of his parents, this town: -.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson of New York, accompanied
by her two children, Is guest at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson; this place;
A leap year reception Friday evening ten
dered the young gentlemen Of Rockville by the
Young Ladies' Embroidery Club at the residence
Of Mr.. Spencer c. Jones.