Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-19
ROCKVILLE.


names Of the following persons to serve as
jurors at the March term of the circuit
court: First district-Elbert S. Davis, Rich
ard H. Lansdale, James c. Holland. Second
district-Wm. E. King, John T. Piquett,
Hanson 7. Miles. Third district-John F.
Haesche, Richard n. Cissell. Laurence A.
White. James T. Trundle Fourth district
-Hezekiah Trail Lee Offutt, VIM. F. Wag-
ner, John w. Beckwith. VIM. A. Davis,
Charles Veirs. Fifth district-George H.
Culver, VIM. G. Mullican, VIM T. Wheeler.
Walter T. Burton. Sixth district-Wm T.
Humphrey, Thomas w. Vinson, Charles G.
Du Fief. Seventh district - George T.
Greenfield, VIM. H. H. Brown, Charles G.
Bohrer. Eighth district-Jacob ]. Kemp.
Abel Brown, Joseph Nicholson, Charles T.
Brooke. Ninth district-David NJ Munro,
Henry Warning, Jesse L. Burns, Ignatius B.
Ward. Tenth district-John H. Stearn,
Francis S Kilgour. John Mcdonald. Eiev-
enth district-Charles A. Clements, Isaac
N. Emmert, Richard E. Darby. Twelfth
district-Richard H. Stanley. John &. Du-
vail. Basil T. Glaze. Thirteenth district
Columbus Joy, James w. Barnes, James r.
Burroughs, Augustus W. Smith, Charles M.
Clark.
The ladies of St Mary's Catholic Church
held q festival and bazaar at the Opera
House. this place. Monday evening, which
was largely attended and was a pronounced
success in all particulars. The several
booths and tables for the sale Of refresh
ments and fancy articles were arranged
around the large hall and decorated with
handsomely shaded parior lamps, flowers
and eyergreens. In addition there was a
long supper table h ,avily laden with all
the delicacies of the season, to which am
pie justice was done by those in attend
ance. The booth In which fancy articles
was sold was presided over by Miss Mollie
Maddox, assisted by Misses Kate Clagett,
Ida Offutt and Rosa Day. The candy table
was in charge of Miss Rose Wagner, who
was assisted by Misses Jennie Bailey and
Lille Davis. The cake table was in charge
of Miss Louie Poss, assisted by Mrs Bell
and Miss Mamie Mattack. The ice cream
table was presided over by Miss Agnes ].
Mattack, assisted by Mrs. W. E Morgan,
Mrs. Frank Rabbit and Miss Rhoda Poss.
The supper table was in charge of Mrs.
VIM. G. Robertson and Mrs. Wagner, as
sisted by Miss jamie Bailey, as cashier. Mrs.
Levin OfTutt and Misses Marie Robertson
and Mary Granger. Fine music enlivened
the occasion and dancing was INDUCED i'll.
In the circuit court for this county in the
case of VIM. w. Mccullough, assignee of
VIM. o. Shaw. agt. Alfred Reynolds and
Louisa N Reynolds to enforce mechan-
les len. the court has filed an opinion and
order dismiss;ng the bill. All the parties
to the suit are residents of Washington
The meeting of the county commission
ers, held Tuesday, was not as largely at
tended as usual, but consider able routine
business was transacted. The following
bills were passed and ordered to be paid:
Fourth distrct-G. w. Riggs work on
BRIDGE. $i5.76; Richard Collins (bridge),
sci.
The Rockville Road and Gun Club will
hole a meeting Tuesday night to make
rangemeais for shooting contest during
the early part of next month, the proceeds
of the match to be devoted to the purchase
of cartridges for distribution in this sec
ton Of the county, where they have be-
come very scarce.
The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded in the Office of the
clerk of the circuit court for this county:
Benjamin F. Gilbert to Miletus J. Wine,
lots &c. q. 2s %. 30. 81, 81, 33, "a and 50
and Spring Park lot in block 49, Takoma
Park: s.. J. w. Hillard and P. G. NJ.
Griffith. administrators of Nancy Griffith.
to Thomas B. Hillard, 80 acres of land;
$780, Orpha w. Reynolds to Elizabeth NJ.
Candec lot II, Great Falls Park; 5. John
H. Gassaway to Ella F.West, 2 3-4 acres of
land at Mount Pleasant: s52, Andrew War
field to S. r. Plummar, IL acres of land:
$. Mary H. Copp to Rachel c. Levy. lot
Q, section S. West End Park; $500. Red
ford W. Walker to Frederick b. Pyle, part
of lot 4, block s. Kenilworth; s20S.S0. John
E. West to Geo. Good, 81 square perches of
land on c. and 0. canal: 500. r. w.
Walker to Clarence L. Harding, lot T. block
l. and part of lot 3. block /, Kenilworth;
5000
In the orphans court Tuesday the fol-
lowing business was transacted: Robert B.
Peter, administrator, C. t. a., of Harriet
Dugan, de, eased, passed his final account
and made distribution of the assets in his
hands among the legatees OF said deceas-
ed. ]. Abby Henderson. administrator OF
Daniel F. Owens. deceased filed list of
debts due deceased. Letters of admins
tration were granted to Charles A. Luhn
on the personal estate of Christopher
Luhn, deceased; bond 81, 900. Reuben A
Burriss, administrator of Catharine A. Bur-
riss. deceased, passed first and final ac-
count in said estate and made distribution
of assets among the legal heirs of deceas-
ed. Ohio F. Cecil. executor of Ohio U.
Cecil. deceased. PASSED second and final
account and made distribution of assets
under the will Of deceased. Uriah w.
Griffith, executor Of Uriah H. Griffith, de-
ceased, filed list of stocks and bonds of
said deceased Francis Gaegler made ap-
plicatiol for letters of administration on
the personal estate of Charles Gaegler, de-
ceased. Fannie G. Higgins was appointed
guardian to George G. and r. Scott Israel;
bond $500.
TAkOMA PARK.