Evening star., 1897-01-22

=. sansbary; sios .s; George 5. Dove aud Gsarze
,Hardlsty. ,aa seventh district. sss.e7 MnsmSs War
$3.50; George n Perkins, second district: s74 10
Ridsely. third district. s4.75 John Bean 81
r. ine orphans court held its regular meeting las:
account of John d. and Edward c. Emack execu-
ters or Margaret Emack. be passed. and that f. 8.
hes penalty OF his bond to be 81 500, and notice
70 creditors ordered
tute held Its regular weekly meeting yesterday
morning The members OF the middle class pre-
ings by the Misses Bowen and Jenifer. r,cta tion
oy , Mss brown original stories by Misses Brown
Miss Bowen music by the Misses Briscoe. Janifer
ana an - W;T Tsie La Roche The prize essay was award
active member of the society.
Inc Misses Mollie and Eliza Ashton confined
George Suit. while painting a house in sladens
burg last "Wednesday afternoon, lost his footing
si1und- he received fracture of the ankle and
dramatic entertainmcnt was given last evening
at the Masonic Hall for the heneft Of Mt. Her,non
Lodge. No. II9. AT. and AN. Two plays were
Prs I@os sented ID The Coming Woman, the Spirit of
y. W. Dorsey. Mrs. II. G. Whiting Mrs Louis F.
M,l Holden Miss Cartw,iEht, DR.. ]. R. owens and
latter included Mr. 6orsey Mr. j. sai, q hur ihe
side. Mr. A. d. Bailey, Dr. ]. r. Owens Mrs L.
Jr.. Mrs. A. D. Bailey. Mrs ]. n. Owens, Mis-
Mamie Tise, Miss Charlotte Fenwick and Miss A.
The school commissioners met last Tuesday, With
full board in attendance. 1t was ordered that
school, in place Of Charles Bean, resigned;
that hereafter all bills for printing and advertising
must b. accompanied by order for the work
from member of the board the examiner:
that the second appointment OF Arthur Meloy be
Htnn.r iar ralrH
s25 for twenty five desks for the Glendale school.
and that he be paid in addition $40 for and
the school building for Nottingham to a site near
forks. of the road leading to Upper Marlboro be
heard at the next meeting of the board.
At recent meeting of the board of directors of
the Maryland house of correction the overcrowded
State Treasurer Shryock offered resolution re-
qutsting the governor to pardon such of the pris
the state. The resolution was unanimously adopt
ed. and 1t IL understood that the governor will
is about tn eIpTe Atorney Genera"
Clabaugh was also directed to notify the mag
to the house of correction whose offenses are made
punishable urder the law by imprisonment In that
FIom the annual report OF the state controller it
appears that the state received from this county
Sosl - on "a acccunt Of free school books and dis
treasury on account of traders license 81 219 6:
account OF LIQUOR licenses s622.47; account of
ordinary lenses, $a0.59; oyster house licenses
4s6 40; billiard table licenses $1S4oS; exhibition
liz nses, $143.75; tax civil commissioners
S2l93O. and cigarette Licenses, S154 so. EI-Col-
lector and Treasurer TOwnsbend paid the treas
ury on account Of state taxes for 1895 81 Gl5. So
and Collector and Treasurer Castle paid So 1GO 90 on
account of state taxes for 1896.
Mrs. George Il. Fielder Of Jersey City is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George TIse.
Miss Rachel levin. who has been visiting rela-
tives In Upper Marlboro has returned
Mr. Clarence Magruder. who has been confined
his home in Bladensbury for several weeks with
the grip. is rapidly improving.
Miss Cooke has returned from visit to friends
in Washington
Mr. James Enos Ray, jr. Of Chum ad-
mtted to the bar ut Upper Marlboro last Monday
Capt. X. w. Sylvester of the Maryland Agrirul-
tural College read an instructive essay on "Agri-
cultural Education before the Farmers Institute
which met last Monday at Chestertown, Kent
county.
Miss Fuller has returned from visit to her
sister. Mrs. Brooke Of Washington.
Mrs. Howard Keyworth of Washington IA visit
ing her brother Mr.. George w. Coldenstroth