Evening capital., 1889-07-29
acAp1rALp Jorrruos.


There ought not he any danger Of
water famine this summer.
Trusts are combinations Of men and
corporations that cannot trust one anothere
A great many strangers arc at prescnt
enjoying visit to our town.
The busiest one just now to present hls
bill. Is the mosquito.
No use growing; take the weather &c /.
comes. and be thankful
A great deal Of responsibility hinges On
the front gate just now.
after harvest everybody ID going to
pay everybody al they owe everybody.
A letter received from great man Is
often utilized for distinction.
II isa great test OF veracity to 20 q
fishing and come back without any fsh.
The quickest way to. see anything
depreciate In value Is to offer It for sale.
One SWALLOW does not make summer.
nor fine suit Of clothes gentleman.
Plenty Of folks are running around
seeking invitations from country friends
Il is TO be noted that s.ladies Of the
upper class" are wearing very little
jewelry.
A party consisting Of ladies and gen.
tlemen from Baltimore, stopped here yes.
terday on the tug Annie Buchanan"
Mr.. Jesse Russell. well. known citizen
Is confined to bis residence on Prince
George street by q serious illness.
Mrs. Ann Tydings, one Of the oldest
residents of Annapolis. Is reported In o
very feeble condition al her son-in-Iaw's
residence, Mr.. Geo. w. Clarke, on Prince
George street.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School will
hold their annual picnic at Bay Ridge on
Thursday next
Wm. Taylor, formerly head carpenter
at the Naval Academy Is now employed
10 the Navy Yard at Washington.
A steam saw and grist mill has been
erected at Frost's station on the A. g. b.
Short Line Road.
The six wheel driving engine for the
A. s. B. Short Line Railroad, arrived here
on Saturday night In charge Of engineer
Chaulk.
a
been succeeded at Bay Ridge, is not cor
rect. He still holds the fort.
The Short Liue took charge OF the pas.
senger travel to day between this city and
Bay Ridge, In place Of the old road.
Mr.. William Johuson OF this city. son
OF Mr. John Johnson on Prince George,
street, has received position ln the Wash.
ington Navy Yard.
Messrs. Brooks & Barton have few
more Lawn Tennis Shoes left, which they
offer at cost, also ladies summer ties
The City Council meet tonight, when
the officers elect will qualify, and the
Chief of Police selected.
The three masted schooner. Hattie M.
Cromwell, Capt. Chad wick from Portland
Maine, with a cargo of ice, consigned to
IS. M. Basil, was piloted in here yes.
terday from the bay by A. M. Parkin-
son.
Ground was broken on Thursday last
for the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, adjoining Mount Olivet Cemete
terry, Baltimore. of which Rev. w. w,
Davis, is pastor.
Mr. j. d. Rayfield, assistant teacher in
the public school CT Annapolis, has re.
signed.
Anne Arundel Democrats will have q
conference In Annapolis on the 9th inst
Thirteen colored teachers presented
themselves before j. G. Bannon, county
examiner to day. for teachers certificates.
f. Thompson, alderman. was among
the applicants for teachers certificates
to-day.
The City Courcil will settle the City
Commissioner and the Police controversy
tonight,
The smiling countenaDce Of Capt.
Louis Green, Of the Governors Guards,
was seen on the streets today.
Notwithstanding the unusual wet sea-
son, Bay Ridge has had remarkable at
tendance.
The straightening. Of the Short Line
Railroad by taking out the surpentine
curves, has greatly improved that road.
II you want boat for pleasure, or for
fishing, with everything furnished you
in the way Of bate and fishing tackle, 20
to Burtls, foot of Prince George street.
Searching for Abstracts Of Title.
Hiram p. Tasker. of Garrett county, is
now at the Land Office tracing. titles TO
untaxed lands IN Allegauy and Garrett