Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-27
About Men we Meet.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald.
Mr.. Robert Garret is known among
the clerks OF the B. & o. as ar. q -
and by no other name.
Police Marshal Frey does not think
that bis spark new uniform adds to
his beauty.
Sonny" Mahon sometimes noise-
lessly glides down the back stairs
from his Office on the second floor Of
the custom-house to the sanctum Of
the apple of bis eve, Naval Oficer
Rasin, on the first floor.
Postmaster Veazey can scarcely
distinguish objects across room
without the aid of bis gold-rimmed
glasses.
Governor Groome has increased in
weight several pounds since be be-
came collector. There is not much
more room for development.
Ex-State Treasurer Cuttings says
that be has accepted the advice ten
dered while be posed as a candidate
for state treasurer and is attending TO
bis own business
Mr.. j. Frank Morrison is not proud
of bis middle name. Although the
compilers of the city directories and
the public in general persist in part
ing his name in the middle, it is
against the earnest desire of the dis
tiDguished statesman. The other
day visitor entered the Office of the
Brush Electric Company, of which
the esteemed warden of the city jail
is president.
rs Mr.. j. Frank Morrison in?D
inquired the visitor.
Il do not know any such person., y
was the freezing reply of II. G.
Tudor, the secretary.
what, is not Frank Morrison, the
jail-keeper, one of the directors of
this company" asked the visitor, 10
surprise.
"Mr. James + Morrison is our
president" said the genial Mr. Tudor,
''if that's whom you mean. But
don't ever part his name in the mid.
die again, it your don't want TO offend
him. He hates to be called j Frauk.
He likes James +. much better. But
j. f. suits bim best of aII.n
Colonel E. j. Chaisty's imperial
moustachios are nearly snow-w bite.
They are very agreeable TO look upon
these warm days.
General Henry S. Taylor yester-
day celebrated the closing of Lent by
appearing 10 a spinkspank new pair
of straw-colored breeches, cut o Ia
ADglais, with the genuine shelf
crease.
Robert Garrett spends an hour or
SO almost every pleasant evening
strolling up and down the Barye
Plaza, chatting with friends. When
be feels like sitting be calmly perches.
himself on the rim of the basin OF the
big fountain.
The Hon. Iago f. Rasin believes
10 dreams.
Awaiting himself of the "between
terms" of the Superior Court. Chief
Deputy Clerk Thomas B. Gather has
gone on q brief visit to Atlantic CITY.
Mayor H0dges's friends are using.
every endeavor to convince him of
the propriety Of daily adjoining bis
lapel with boutonniere from bis
conservatory. The Mayor, however.
is an awfully hare fellow to convince.
j. Frank SUpplee was one of the
first along Hopkins Place to don
white bat when the warm weather
made its appearance.
Pembroke Lea Thom, who repre-.
seDted the Eleventh ward 10 the
Legislature so faithfully, has returned
from Atlantic City, where be was,
recnperating after bis fatiguiDg strug-
gle to escape ScylIa Rasin and
ChaFy bdis Morrison Mr.. Thom has
hardly had time yet to discover
whether be Is sin the ring'' or out
side.
George May, president Of the First
Branch. City Council, witnessed the
sIugging match st the Concordia On
Friday night. He watched the pro-
gress Of the bouts like = yeteran.