Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-11-29

TIME TABLE.
Tail -. $40 a. IN. Mail. .............e.5s a. m
croin....... ~ .05 y. m. Accom...... ~ p. m
fail ........ .3.55 y. m. Mail ...30O p. m
sunday Trains willlcaye Annapolis at s.35 a
r Tbroneh Coaches are run between Baltimore
nj Annapolis on ali the above trains.
Through freight 10 and from baltimore every
ny. Local freight Tuesday aud Friday at sU
. N.
This paper il circulated and read by
nore people In Annapolis, than any other
amer Published here, and 10 Is the best
,edium for advertising.
LOCAL NEW 8.
THE WEATHER.
The following are the indications for
ext twelve hours as reported by the sig
In service bureau, Washington, ID. c.,
day. For Maryland, the District of
|olumbia, and Virginia, fair weather
boiler, southwestcrly winds, shifting to
Fcsterly.
The thermometer at THECAPITAL office
\ noon to-day stood $50.
~
Cunning Party "A cunning party con
kting OF Lieut.. Hutchins and several
|her gentlemen Of the Naval Academy
N this morning on a cunning expedi-
pn.
Laying in Christmas Goods. MIR. j.
|hith, the enterpIising jeweler of Mary
Did Avenue left here this morning for
fillmore to purchase his Christmas stock
goods.
Pound Party.-Miss Blanche Dadds
hi give pound party at her home on
hnduit street extended, tomorrow even
to which n number of little folks
We been invited.
court of Appeals. The Court of APP
bis will reasonable tomorrow for the
bring Of arguments. Assignments for
morrow Nos. A. 45, 46, AZ and 4S gen
docket
Critically M-Mrs. Susan Hunter, an
Ia lady living on the Point, is critically
Pier death is looked for at any mo-
bit.
Postmaster Iglehart, is reported TO be
j critical condition ~ his residence on
nee George street,
e-opesed. THE schools reopened to.
after the Thanksgiving holidays with
letter attendance than for months past.
ease seems to be abating and this fact
made manifest by the increased attend
c of children in our public and private
ools.
Getting Of the historical Society. THE
llar monthly meeting of the Anne
ndel Historical Society will be held
light in the consultation room of the
ri of Appeals. 1t lis earnestly request
hat a full attendance be present.
pointed Lighthouse Keeper. flames N.
dwin, of this city has received the APP
tment of lighthouse keeper at Sandy
pt, in place of Robert Brooks, dis.
sed for neglect of duty. Goodwin's
ointment was made on Saturday. Mr..
iwin, holds a position at present on
State steamer Governor Hamilton. +"
sistaat Receivers in Public Stores. 1t
been suggested to the Secretary of the
IN the annual report of Paymaster
tehouse, that graduates of the Naval
lemy for whom vacancies cannot be
In the other corps should be APP
Eed assistant receivers of public
at navyyards and stations.
Most Popular Physician-Mr. r. w.
man has at his drug store on Mary.
Avenue, q handsome japanese Medi.
hest, which will be voted the most
lar physician in town at ten cents a
the proceeds for the benefit of a
widow lady. 1t is to be hoped a
sum will be realized from the enter.
tdreR S Entertainment entertain.
that promises to be interesting is Ia
ven by the children of the united
erance societies and the infant class
First NJ. +, Church, under the su.
sion OF Mrs. James Revell and Mrs.
agslea. The entertainment will be
thursday evening of this week, in the
e room of the First NJ. +. Church.
sundae 0nder-Commander Plow-
OF the Maryland State Fishery
has issued an order to the Cap
and Deputy Commanders to sail OF
over their districts Immediately
any severe storm that may occur,
relieve the wants of the distressed
aering on their beats, which is al
me case more or less. This is hu.
and commcndahle order on the part
mmander Plowman.
rage at Friendship. Charles
rout, youngest son of Mr.. w. II.