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Returning the Comp timent. On Tuesday feet, io schoowlatgwent of many Courtetes extended them the en glovers ofps of the third division of the Dram Piet KRanrad, whee beatquar tera are st Daudeanvill, Anne Aruodel County, cave ball at the residence of John W. Igibart, near that piece. Tt was arranged by a committee of the engineers composed of Messrs L. Fagg, Daniel B. Banks, Richard W. Klehart and Jobe W. Hedges. With a short interruption for supper, dancing continued from 8.50 o'clock, P.M. wntil nearby daylight. — Among those present from Annapolis Were the Misses Ciangle, Miss Elie Stock ett, Miss Wilkins and Messrs, Starwood Iglebart and M. Marchand. From the county : Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lalebart, dr. De. and Mrs. B. RK. Davidson, Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Watkins, Mr and Mrs. Daniel Murray, Mr and Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Thomas 8. Iglebart, Mrs. Julia Watking, Mrs. Charles Worthington, Misses Nannie Duke, Gertie Latimer, Lemmie Iglehart, Nettie Estep, Fannie Gout, Helen and Lizzie Iglehart, Annie Claytor, Sue Cheaton, Agnes Iglehart, Mattie Woollen, Maggie Iglehart, Luckett latehart, Priscilla Hodges, Nannie Dor sett, Mary Wallis, and dSiessrs. Seliman, Brogden, James A Iglehart, Galloway Chestoo, Alexis Iglehart, GG. Everett Wallis, Hleary Hodges, Paul Ileiehart, Ramsay Hedges, Samuel H. Dorsett, Sprigg Steuart, Thomas Iglehart, Jr. Robert Murray, Pred, and Arthur Barrett, Richard Gott, Harry Woollen, George EB. Davidson, Wiliam, Robert and Milton Ditty, and Brice and Charles Worthing, too, the affair was one of the most suc cessful events of the season, Orphans’ Court. The Orphans’ Court met today and transacted the following business Bond of Mary E. Redmond, executive of Elizabeth Burton, deceased was pre sented and approved. Accounts of sales of the real estate of Thos. J. Cromwell, deceased, was rati fied, Bond of M. Bannon, extr.of Julius D. Cecil, deceased, was filed and approved Claim of Hubbard and Bron., vs. the estate of Thomas Perry, deceased, was filed Order for sale of the personal property of Thomas J. Perry, deceased, was tied. First and final account of Henry Wood war and George Woodward, administra tors of R. DL. Woodward, deceased was passed. Inventory of the personal estate of Joan D. Wilkinson, deceased, was filed and passed. Second account of Theo. 8. Corner, guardian to Frank Mezick, was passed. Claim of Daniel Caulk vs. real estate of Hester Ann Ridout, was filed. Claim of Owen A. Disney, vs. the real estate of Wilson Disney, deceased, was filed. I. S. Ridout, vs. the estate of Hester A. Ridout, deceased, was filed. Account of sales of personal estate of Theo, A Shipley, was ratified by Court. The claim of Dr. B. A. Carr vs. the es tate of Wm E Sunderland, was filed. Notice to creditors were granted to Mary E Redmond in the real estate of Elizabeth Burton, deceased. The Court also granted notice to credi tors to M. Bannon, executor of Julius D. Cecil, deceased. The appraisers of the personal proper ty of Nestor Ann Ridout, deceased, was presented to the Court which amounted to $102,213.30. ‘This is the largest inven tory submitted to the Court within the past year. After passing a number of other claims and accounts the Court adjourned to meet on Jan 29
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Annapolis Evening Capital
Annapolis, Maryland, US
Tue, Jan 22, 1889
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