Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-12-08
LOCAL NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

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THE WEATHER.
The following arc tho indications for
n.xt twelve hours as reported by the sig
ii service bureau, Washington, ID. C.,
,oday For Maryland, the District of
Columbia and Virginia, fair weather,
portbwestcrly winds, slight changes in
temperature
The thermometer Mt THECAPrTAL Office
At noon to-day stood 4J0
Married. AT the parsonage. by the Rev.
W. q Herbert. Mr.. Frank II. Hobbs, of
Washington. u. c.. and Miss Eliza j.
Moran, Of the Second district OF A. A..
County
Immaculate Conception. To-day is cele-
bratsd in the Romon Catholic Church
a. the feast Of the Immaculate Conception
in honor Of the day on which the Virgin
Mary was told of the coming Saviour.
Hurt BY a Sled. While a number of
boys were enjoying themselves coasting
down Francis street hill last night, one of
them was struck by coasters sled, and
considerably hurt on the leg.
Preparing for Christmas. The various
Sunday Schools are beginning 10 rehearse
4 for their Xmas entertainments. Tearing
Xmas carols, selections. &c. The child
rem arc taking more than usual interest in
the matter this year.
Death of Or. crogdH John M. Gro
Gan. Of Dunkirk. Ind, died at that place
YESTERDAY. lie was a graduate of the
Maryland University. and well-known In
Maryland He was the son of Mr.. Thorn
H. Crogan of this county.
SalvahOn Army Notes. Religious meet
ngs are conducted nightly at the Saliva
ion Army Barracks by Cadet Knoyer, as
listed by local members of the army. Ca
let Simpson will return to The barracks
here on Saturday. and continue to con-
luci the work.
Temperance Convention. -Therc will be a
temperance Convention held in the Wes-
icy Chapel NJ Il. Church. tomorrow ut
. o'clock, l. iibe under the auspices
I-tie Maryland State Temperance ALI
nee IL is called by the Rev. T. G. Gam
'all vice president.
Matrimonial Cards of invitation have
yen issued TO the wedding of Mr. Harry
Munroe eldest son of Mr.. j. Ed Mum
Pc Of this city, TO Miss Mamie Smith of
allimore. The wedding will take place
Wednesday evening December 18th,
half is Ia,
Aiayctte Square, Baltimore.
Eoxrd on the o. ster Bars. THE steamer
oyernor Hamilton" Capt. Turner,
weldon the oyster bars this morning a
et OF small batteaux. with their crews
tongers. They have not been able TO
upon the bars for week today on &C.
uns Of the severe weather. II was an
Eeresting sight TO see them in tow AS
ey passed out of the harbor
Tie Most Popular PhysfcinH--Mr. II. w.
holman has at his drug store on Mary
Avenue. handsome japanese Medi-
tae@, which will be voted the most
palar physician in town at ten cents a
Z, the proceeds for the benefit of a
@ widow lady, Ii is 20 be hoped a
Z sum viii be realized from the enter.
Personal Merton. -Commander plow.
= i. leis here this evening on the Govern
Dunds.
lessrs. Davis and Childsof South Riv-
spent to-day in towu.
ms Carter Of 4. a. Co. is visiting her
81 MIS- Hawkins. Primrose.
us Mollie Marshall, Of Baltimore paid
Flng visit to Annapolis to-day
oss HsF pocket BOok While young
Was doing some shopping in one Of
aeaulngdry goods stores day or two
sue laid her pocket book on the
asei With some goods she had purchas-
Nhlie she slipped TO another part OF
saofe 70 look az some other goods. -
& she returned 10 the spot where she
ala her pocket-ho0k, with its con-
some fifteen dollars. il had disap-
81 suspicion pointed TO colored
saaal who left the store just i few
nents before.
sy'oss Awaks7in7- The meeting ii
s1ss Methodist Church, held BIZ DR..
Il \. n connection with Messrs, Price
oashop, Of Baltimore. have been held
along during the stormy weather -
songFeg ations have been iine. Last
large audience showed their an
.Aaon q the singing and excavations.
were seven forward for prayers and
conversions. We understand that
vii carry On meetings all the week.
i've an invitation u al christians
= s. = uneonxefted people TO come =
Sfoas Awakening.