Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-03

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LOCAL. NEW g.
THE WEATHER.
n, following are the indications for
d twelve hours as reported by the sig
service bureau, Washington, ID. C.,
lay For Maryland, the District of
&lnmbia. and Virginia. fair weather,
Ethwesterly winds, slight changes in
hperaturc.
'Tb. thermometer at TnECAPrTAL Office
noon to-day stood 350.
W-Mrs. Taylor, wife of Mr.. j. G.
sylor. was taken suddenly i'll at her resi-
nee on Main street this morning.
h Painful Hurt.-A little girl while stand
j In the gate way Of her mothers resi-
h., on East street, this morning receiv-
i palhfG, injury TO her hand by the
&c blowing too on her fingers.
SHgbHy Injured Lieut.. Gill Of the Ma
Il Proving Grounds, was wounded in
j eve yesterday by the explosion of a
!. h on one Of the large guns, piece of
ich flew and struck him in the left eye,
Hlictng slight but painful wound.
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March 10 the Train.--On the arrival of
Il Grand Master and Sachems of the or
! Of Red Men last night they were
sectcd bv delegation of the order from
is city who made pleasing appearance
Irrying lighted lanterns, and preceded
\ the cornet band in Indian costume.
Frozen HydrantS. Plumbers were smil
+ this morning at the prospect before
lem. The sudden cold snap has had
IL effect of freezing up several hydrants
town. but so far we have heard of no
|rious results TO water pipes, and little
hrm water poured on them has had the
Rsired effect.
The Most Popular PbySician--Mr II. w.
'podman has at his drug store on Mary
md Avenue. handsome japanese Medi-
n Chest, which will be voted the most
bpular physician in town AZ ten cents
BITE. the proceeds for the benefit Of n
Dor widow lady 1t is to be hoped
bod sum will be realized from the enter
Eize.
A Painful Accident. MIR. James Legg
ct with painful accident about noon
day by severely injursng his leg and
Righ Mr.. Legg was on his farm short
stance from town and ii is supposed fell
bonn wagon. lie was brought to town
h MIR. Williams an employee of Mr..
Rgg Mr. Legg' S suiferings were intense
bring the ride to town and his means
|cre distressing.
Unique Sign. MIR. j. Smith, the en-.
Uprising jeweler, has recently placed in
BE- pavement in front of his jewelry
lore on Maryland Avenue, q most at
Eactiye and unique sign In the way of
marble watch. Mr. Smith is live man
nd believes in advertising his business.
his trademark pavement advertising is
biting to be popular sign advertise
bent.
Court Of Aopsdis. In the Court of APP
pals to-day argument was further con
lnued and concluded in No. 50--Cum-
pings vs. Bannon, by Phil II. Tuck, and
Eandolph Barton for appellant, and Mich
Fl Bannon and J. J. Alexander for the
ppellee.
Assignments for Tuesday, to which
me Court adjourned, Nos. 81, 90 and
>, general docket.
Hotel Arrivals, The following are the
rivals AT the Maryland Hotel to-day
, IL, keelee, Phila. ID. r.. Shriver Ha-
erstown; w. A. Hammond, r. :. Cul-
.reth' L. II. Drew, Rudolph Barton. Bal
imore.
MCINTYRE & HEATH's MINsTRELs.
as. Mcintyre, T. X. Heath, Milt. G..
'arlow, Hi: Tom Ward. Harry J. Arm
'rong J. 7. Sturer, and 20 others.
Personal Mention. Miss Rosa Carr, of
est River, is visiting Mrs. r. p. Sell
HIATT on W est street.
Chlef Engineer Farmer of the U. s.
naval Academy, has been confined to his
Iome by sickness.
Mrs, Smith, of Howard county, who
aS been visiting relatives on Cornhill
lreet, left to-day.
Miss Emma Hungarian has returned from
visit to Washington.
Mrs. Carr and daughter are visiting
elatiyes in Baltimore.
hoase Of Correction Expenses. - The
monthly meeting of the board or directors
the House of Correction was held yes.
e.rfday at the institution, Gov. Lloyd pre-.
lloing, with Messrs. Turner, Archer,
iunt. Donnavin, Fox. Downey, ireland
nd Kirby present The board appointed
committee to report a plan for reducing
nc iorce Of the employees. Gov. LLOYD
AID 1t had been found necessary to re-
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