The evening times., 1899-01-11
IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

Sewell McAIlen died yesterday in Snow HILL
aged seventy lone years.
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson died at her home in
Still Pond yesterday, aged eighty years.
Jacob Smith died Monday night in Corbett's
Addition TO ilagerstown of paralysis, aged sixty
six years.
The merchants of Hagerstown are advocating
the organization of salvage corps in connection
with the fire department.
Miss Alice Cover. 4 school teacher in Washing
ton County, died at the home of her sister, Mrs
Norman p. South, Funkstown, aged forty-two
years.
William T. Warburton, James ]. Archer, James
s. Hooper, Joseph 7. Reed and l. D. Davis have
been elected directors of the Second National
Bank of ElkSton.
McRandall Warner. of Ruthsburc, aged seventy
years. fell from scaffold sixteen feet high yes
terady at Centrevile and broke two ribs and SO,
verely bruised himself.
st. Johns Beneficial Association, of Frederick,
has elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Judge James McShcrry: vice
president. J. Roger McSherry; secretary George
/. Wilson; treasurer, William NJ. Crimrnins
4 tenant house at Centreville belonging to w
s. Collins, i'll Spaniard's Neck, was burned to the
ground yesterday morning. The furniture was all
destroyed, and some members of the family barely
escaped in time to keep from being burned
The stockholders of the National Bank of Elk
ton have elected the following directors Mrs.
Evalyn 5. Tome, II. II. Brady. Reuben Haines.
Robert c. Lewis and Harry A. Nesbitt. Mrs. Tome
was elected president, and Henry II. Brady vice
president
Mrs. Penelope Heldebridle died at Mount Pleas.
ant Carroll County, yesterday, aged seventy five
years She broke her arm several weeks ago by
a fall, which led to other complications She
leaves one daughter and two sons Messrs Jonas
and John b. Heldebridle, of Carroll County.
Rudolph S. Thomas, of Baltimore travelling
salesman for the Crescent Oil Company, filed two
suits at Chestertown against Whitley johnson.
s1,n,. 1-t,lKt
is for $1,000 damages for alleged SANDER and the
second for 5000 for alleged trespass.
The stockholders of the Centreville National
Bank elected the following directors: James
Bordley, James Brown, S. L. Ford f. w. Forman,
Joseph +. George, W. II. Newman James F. Kir-
win, William Mckenney, and J. Fletcher Rolph.
The directors elected James Bordley president
and J. F. Rolph cashier.
Tho officers and directors of the First National
Bank of Havre de Grace were reelected yester-
day. as follows: President. Abraham p Nc
Combs: cashier, Robert h. Vanneman; directors,
]. William O'Nell, John A. Russell, Murray Van.
divier, Thomas Sudler, jr.; William B. Baker, r.
X. yanneman and A. P. McCombs. A 10 per
cent dividend was paid for 1885,
set OF complimentary resolutions have been
prepared in honor of Senator Henry Clay bod
son. of Talbot County, who, for the past thirty
years, acted as superintendent OF the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school at ST. Michael's but
who recently resigned account of changing
his residence TO Baltimore city. The, committee
on the resolutions Rev. George W. Burke and
Thomas III. Sewell.
The stockholders of the Queen Anne's National
Bank, Of Centreville, elected the following di
rectors: Edwin II. Brown, W. J. Price, R. w
Price, ]. H. Evans. s. r. Hurlock, j. B. Bright
John Emory of William, c. A. Busted, John Il
Cook, J. Louis Rhodes and James Merrick jr
The directors elected the following officers: Pres
| ident, L. ii. Brown; vice president, W. j. Price
cashier, Eugene Pennington
The funeral of Mr. Amos Snencer ff JJavra Il,
Grace, who died Saturday night, took place yes
terday from the residence of his son, Mr. J. N
| Spencer. The burial at Rock Run Cemetery
The services conducted by Rev. A. F. Wal
do, of the Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev
William Z. Bird and Rev. Frederick Humphrey
| The pallbearers John Mahan, William A
Myers, George v. Mitchell, James Hopper, Rob
| ert Thompson and DR.. r. II. Smith.