Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-29
ROCKVILLE.

In the orphans court yesterday the last will and
testament of Mary >. Benson deceased, filed
and admitted to probate and record and letters
testamentary on the personal property of deceased
were granted to John W. Benson the executor
named in the WILL bond $1,000 Elias P NARROW
and Howard McC. NARROW, administra tors of Julius
MARROW, deceased filed list of debts due deceased
and an inventory Of his personal estate and were
authorized TO sell the latter ut public Or private
sale VIM. B. Mobley, administrator of Zachariah
l.. Magruder, deceased, flied a list OF sales of the
personal property of deceased. The audit of the
was ratified and confirmed and the administra tor
Charles W. Johnson ordered to nay the claims
against the estate according to said audit Fan,
ME I. higgins, guardian to George 6. and Robert
H. Israel was authorized to expend part of the
principal Of her wards and to deposit the residue
County Sational Bank Of noekv lie sIe
6 SuIs resaas f Of Charles Young
passed by said Charles T. Young, administrator Of
Mases a1%F ss snes
ceased. passed his first and final account in the
estate Of f. Andrew Harding
estate Of John Leizear deceased Mary L.Harrison
ef .hs of Peter C. Harrison filed
me regular Quarterly meeting of the school COM
and f Higgins made S Se fo Thsh
Ing report Of the OF the schools for the
prs s ioia wn,e gag slo
tendance .,,snG white 1s5o cqored 47 total
seorsd sssGa?'s" i,, wh''e ssnSss
81, 299 03. Amount dne and unnaid p. Mhits
schools, 70; colored, 81, 92s 90 total amonnt
que ana unpaid $1 800 90. This amount will he maid
on Friday. II was ordered that the colorcd scbnoI
pe closed on May and the white schools on Nav
$IO to the Maryland State Teachers Association
Inc board Will meet Tuesday Nav K to o,
point trustees for the ensuing year - " "p
me county commissioners met here Yesterday md
approved the bonds Of the following coilecto-s ~
H Saa Is Rsh hard p Darby, $4,000 David j.
bonds Of the following constables were also nm.
proved: l.. l.. Miles, James H. TSchiffeIv Intdpn
z. Howcs, Randolph Luhn VIM r. Elnbry. Vim
T. Watkins and Samuel H. Jones' Bills were mass
ea ara ordered to be paid as follows: Paul g.
E Falcon ,satioHery SEQ So first district THOMAS
Harrison road. $33 20: fifth district John O'Don
nell tr0ad $40. ~. 1t is understood that tho COM
hiisSioners Will not make any appointments of as
s'ssors uDdor the new law until the governor shall
ma nave tamed the assessors under his Jurisdiction
There are large number of applicants for these
places. 'p'"'' i'' 'nese
Fhe contract for furnishing about 300 wards Of
pavement at this place has been awarded to Jacob
ftss by the mayor and council. at 81. IL Der ward
Inc recent musical entertainment and drill of
natiods given at the Opera House by the Young
people OF tie town was success In every p,rti..
ular, and Witnessed by large audience Tho
musical part Of the program consisted of fine sec-
tic on the mandolin. guitar and autoharn nv
M'ssrs. James Kelchner. Harry King and Albert
Hall a number Of choice pieces by the Rockville
Qrartet and a solo by Mr.. Joseph Reading Mrs
Mary b; Huingues and Mrs. r. C. Warfieid pre-
sided at the piano. The drill of nations" for
which the little people had been prepared by Mrs
Charles Dovden, assisted by Mr.. n. d. Offutt was
the feature of the evening, and was arranged as
follows: England, national air, Fishers Hornpipe