Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-14
Capital" JoTTIEos.
IIBay Ridge opened to-day.

The red and black Iespbenles now sue
coed the iueious strawberry
The Naval Academy Band begins ifs
engagement 81 Bay Ridge to-day.
Annapolis Is very much In need Of
public bath house.
Market was well supplied this morning
with all the vegetables OF the season.
Cheaper than e-fIoors-matting al
Ridout Bros, at 10 cents yard.
Dir. Jas. Tier, Jr., fills bis old place on
the elevated railroad at Bay Ridge. this
season.
The warm wave has evidently come to
help make ilhoi f5rElhc census enumeTa-
tors.
Roseale visions Of bare feet and. dive
In the water. now fit before Young Anne
rica's eye.
For running OF trains between Annqpo
lis and Bay Ridge. see time table at head
Of local page.
Business is improving somewhat in our
town, but II is not 80 active "a It should
be for the season.
The liveryman rubs his hands Ia gee
these fine Sundays. The store clerk
leaves a weeks wages with him.
Keey your premises clean now that
warm weather has set In. You may save
sickness and death by so doing.
Pedestrians now seek the shady side of
the street, and sun umbrellas are in the
fashion. A sensible one, toe.
An inquirer asks. when and what hour
are trains going to ruu from here to Bay
Ridge7" Consult the time table.
The attendance at Sunday School Is
now on the increase This Is a hopeful
sign. Picnic season is good thing.
The pleasure of promenaders over Col
lege creek bridge Ia the evening is de
barred by bsthers along the opposite
shore.
Did you ever-no | never saw such
cheap mattings as Ridout Bros. are sell
ing.
You never see the man who dozes 10
church go TO sleep at q base ball match.
But then there is difference In the de-
livery.
The sunstroke list will soon be open.
People should be careful when compelled
10 expose themselves to tie rays Of the
summers sur.
Local prophets are divided in opinion
as to whether OF not dry or an intensely
wet summer will follow the mild winter
and the wet spring.
Attic ugh the mosquitoes have beeu ~
ing Ia idlenesa all winter, they will soon
begin to present their bills, and draw
upon us.
MrJ. B. Flood. the popular Ice dealer
of our city Is now serving his customers
with ice gathered three years ago.
The district commissioners will take
legal proceedings to test the matter If an
attempt Ia made In Washington to have
a baseball game there on Sunday.
The census enumerator and the straw
berry are disappearing together. Both
had q short run this year. and both are
now stale, fat and Improbable Herald
Captain w. T. Sampson, superinten-
dent of the Naval Academy, will contrib
ute an article on that institution to the
forth coming number OF Harper's Young
People.
AU 10IAUI C0llu u WAlLuCA bnh O0A0
Walton-Tucker, of Baltimore. was
brought here this morning on the A. q
b. Short Line, and buried In the Catholic
Cemetery.
Rev. F. M. Kirkus, of the New York
General Theological Seminary, formerly
assistant TO the rector of St. Anne's, this
city, will preach at the Chapel tomorrow
evening.
The man who says cit doesn't pay to
advertise will spend week In schem-
ing and plotting to obtain mention OF
his name In the colum ms OF the paper
whose influence he attempts to despis
An exchange tells us of schoolmarm
who has introduced novel system OF
smelling in her school When one of the
girls miss a word the boy who spells II
correctly Is permitted to kiss her. The
boys are improving; but 1t is feared the
girls viii soon forget how TO spell their
own names
A wag came In the other day and said
II have q lead pencil which will write
any color you wish. All right, We
said looking at the black lead, lets see
her wright blue" She wrote promptly
bleso, we smiled and so did the veg and
he chuckled to himself-"sold again, az
he passed out.
II tell you, there Is something In this
superstition about Friday being an I'M
lucky day." said Joughess. with much
earnestness; why, proposed to Miss
Mamie Higgins on Friday. Aha,
see'' said Smythe; land she rejected
YOU. of courseSs' "Great Cupid mol she
accepted me, and we've been married
nearly year.
J.C. Bannon, examiner Of public schools
for Anne Arundel county. will deliver
the address of welcome before the annual
meeting Of the State Teachers Associa.
ton at Bay Ridge. July s, 8 and 10, and
Prof, Fell. of ST. Johns College an al
dress on the STUDY of English IL. our
Public Schools" A notice OF this meeting
was published In the CAPITAL April 70.