Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-14
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Inc Doycottlng Of the truth By the dfscl
pies oI"1anac Walton, ''if Is Increasing Il
an alarming extent
Our merchants state that busIne., 4
very hat At this season OF mid snr.rnar.
they expect bat little change nntil ahout
the first Of September
The police boats are now ..lavlng an
their oars Ia The different waters 81 the
State. and In the meantime are receivinr
their summers brushing up.
Mr.. Z. $ Clayton. ID company win
several other gentlemen. have gone on an
outing up the Severn for few days.
Some Of the disappointed teachers AID
their friends are boiling over with
indignation at the action 81 our School,
Board in their appointments.
Many property owners are reelectine
to remove the grass and weeds that grow
IN the cutters 10 front OF their premises
at this season. It is their duty to have
such eye sores removed.
Large shipments of peaches are made
daily from West South and Rhode
rivers to Baltimore.
Our midsummer nights dream" Is
now often disturbed by the gentle song
Of the mosquito
People will soon be replenishing their
ccai bins for next winter. That Is, al
who can afford to do so.
The Naval Academy buildings are re.
ceiying general overhauling prepare
tory to It's reopening In October.
Fishermen In our market report the
scarcity OF fish due to the pound nets thai
everywhere abound 10 cur waters.
Peaches, tomatoes and corn, raised In
this county, are now offered for sale
In our market, but prices continue high.
Although this has been thus far an un-
usually cool summer, about the usual
number Of gils have been son struck.
Many Of our citIzsns are suffering from
change of water aud diet. DR.. Grafton
MuDroe was detained from returning 10
the West few days ago on this ACCOUNT,
It is at this season of the year the
small boy eats the nearly ripe apple, and
then, the apple beats the boy and causes
him TO howl
BY late rule adopted by the faculty OF
some Of the colleges no boy will be ad-
mitted who is addicted to the use Of to-
bacco.
Our market Is nearly In the height Of
Its best season now for vegetables aud
fruits of various kinds. There seems to
be a plentitude Of everything, especially
berries.
Between 5000 and 9 900 people were at
Bay Ridge yesterday about 800 or more
going from this city.
KiIrain and Sullivan, the two little pick
aninnies that have been attracting 90
much attention at Bay Ridge the past
week, are now amusing the citizens OF
Annapolis by their antics on the streets.
The Governor did not reach here today
as was expected, consequently things
were quiet around the Executive Cham
Der to-day.
The two chambers at the State House
are always open TO visisors, and Mr. W..
NJ. Boucher, the polite attendant, is al
ways on hand to show persons around.
Ropes are stretched across Cornhill
street, on account of the illness of Mr..
Leon Shores, who is III from consump-
ton.
Col. Levin Woolford. Tax Commission
er, lett today for Bedford Springs. Dur
ing bis absence bis trusted clerk, DR.. s.
r. Waters will hold the fort.
Governor jackson presided yesterday at
meeting he'd in the City Hall. Balli
more, for the purpose of booming the
coming America Exposition, at Washing
ton, 10 1892.
Charles Glow. son of N. Glow. while
engaged at work on College creek bridge,
yesterday received severe cut on the
foot from an adIz
The Anne Arundel School Board has
appointed Miss Annie Riordan to schol-
arship In the State Normal school-two
others will be selected later on
Mr.. p. E Porter is spoken of as Second
Lieut.. of the Governors Guards vice j
FL. Wells, first Lieut.. resigned, and Jas. p.
Porter. made first Lieut..