Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-09
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Will of John Reisinger Admitted to
Probate-General Matters.
speciar CORRESPONDENCE of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 8. 1903
The will of John G. Reisinger, who was
well known in Washington, where he was
in business many years. and who died at
his home here a few weeks ago, has been
admitted to probate and record In the or
phans' court at this place. The instrument
states it to have been the desire of the de-
ceased that his son. Charles Re1snger, con-
tinue the business in Washington, and i'll
lieu of rent he is to provide a home for
the widow and minor children Of testator
and furnish them with the necesSaries OF
life. The testator also desired that his son
Charles be given the preference In buying
the street premises and house on ID
street. northwest for $11, 900. to pay for
same at per cent each year, after de-
Quoting his lawful share. The will also
gives as the wish of the deceased that his
son John be taken into partnership In the
business on such terms as the executors
may deem proper. The will provides that
all rents from the property Of deceased, ex-,
cepting the G street premises, be- devoted
toward canceling the Indebtedness on prop
erty on Florida avenue. The furniture and
silverware Is to be equally divided among
the children, after reserVing as much for
the temporary use of the widow OF deceased
as the executors think proper The organ
now being used by the Sunday school Of the
German and English Lutheran Trinity
Church. Washington, is bequeathed to the
Sunday school,. 1t is,tfurther provided that
when the youngest child becomes of age.
real estate Is to be aiHided equally among
the widow and chdhaean- Messrs. Henry
Reisinger> of Rockvalleeand Charles Reisin-
ger of Washington are named as executors.
Mr.. Charles A. Higgins of this county has
purchased from Mrss Harriet E. Maynard,
former resident afrthis county. but who
now resides in Frederick, farm of 384
acres near Unity for 600. The same
lady has sold to MryLRbbert Howes farm
of 1913 acres for $4;sg@ The tracts adjoin.
farm Of William LfngaH Gather. who rep
resented this county-in the state senate,
which was one Of th S, sfdest farms in Mont
Liberty Grove NJ b. Church, at Burtons-
Vile, this county. was the scene at Z o'clock
this evening OF the>naxyiage of Miss Mary
Lillian Duvan of the Vicinity of Burtons-
willie and Mr.. Fredeffek-W. Kruhm OF Full
performed by the pastor of the church in
the prise 6 OF arse Mrs
Louis H DuvalI
Mr.. Reginald Beach OF Alexandria county,
Va. and Miss Susie Crop. Of Bethesda.
Bethesda.
The case of Isabella and Matte Phillips
Company, which began in the circuit court
here yesterday merring, was abruptly ter
minated this afternoon by tina court takiDg
the case, from the jury and directing that
a,verdict for the defendant be returned It
was a suit to recover the sum Of 5000 for
damages sustained. BY the death Of Samuel
Phillips. son and brother. respectively. OF
the plaintiffs. Phillips was killed by a train
Frederick county. last September. the case
being removed to this county for trial.
4 The point In the ease was whether or not
the deceased was guilty OF contributory