Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-17
.cAPTrAL-Iorrrnas

The Archer case was before the Court
Of Appeals to-day.
The Baltimore club defeated the New
ark team yesterday by score Of to 8.
Maryland continues to adj names to the
pension rolls Of the general government.
More building is going on Ia Annapolis
al this tune. than wss ever known before.
Several counties of the State will gain
delegate TO the Legislature by the late cen
sus
The Y III c. A will mold business
meeting tonight at their rooms on Main
street.
The Court Of Appeals met this morning
TO file opinions n cases argued at the
April term.
The foreign oyster vessel have begun
its annual removal 81 our shells for pro-
pagatiDg oys'ers
As rule 1t is not wise to tell all one
knows. though II is always highly expedi
ent to know all one tells
The night boat advertised to leave here
for Baltimore at = p NJ, did not leave
until after ten last night
Chaplain II. E. HibbIns, formerly sta
toned at the Naval Academy, died in
New York on Saturday.
Ahorse belonging to Mr.. G.. Feldmey-
er, broke its leg few days ago In the
marsh near the City Cemetery.
Strawberries have entirely disappeared
from our market, aud the raspberry and
dew-bury has taken their place.
Some of the knowing boys are already
making inquiries which of the Sunday
Schools is to have the first picnic.
Disasters on sea aud land continue, and
the loss of life by accident in 1890 prom
ises 10 succeed the fearful record of 1889.
Time ia money" This ought to be
cheering news to the man of leisure who
holds down q store-box on the street cor
ner.
For stings and poison strong solution
of saleratus and water Immediately and
then frequently applied, gives relief and
sure cure.
Long credits are ruinous drawback to
business. The ready cash Is necessity
to the satisfactory carrying on OF any
business.
Services on next Sunday night 10 the
First nj Il. Church. will be omitted on
account of baccalaureate sermon at st.
Johns College.
1t was w. H. Burgess. aud not w. Ii.
Burtis the pleasure boatman, that has
been appointed special watchmen at Bay
Ridge, as reported.
Canned peaches will not be heard of
this year, and the man who is lucky
enough to have few peaches ought to
raise his mortgage with them.
The commission appointed by the Leg
islature with regard to Maryland monu-
ments at Gettysburg selected site for the
monument to the Purnell Legion.
The record In the case of John Hudson
who was convicted of the killing of John
Butts, In Worcester county, has been res
ceived at the Executive Chamber.
Every effort deemed necessary by SEN
sible men TO keep Annapolis booming,
should be made In season and out OF sea-
son. We need boom all OF the time.
Shall we have Fourth of July Cele.
bration2 II so, steps should at once be
taken. Let US hope that al patriotism has
not departed from the people Of Annapo-
lis.
1t has been urged and with great pro-
priety, too, that all bridges should be
painted white, aud not red. 1t Is impos-
sible to see bridge painted rcd on dark
night.
Attic annual concert held In Smith
Hall. Western Maryland College last
night. Miss Lena Wolfes. daughter OF
Mr. Louis Wolfes, of this city.was among
the participants.
Mr.. Joseph Duvall, son Of I. j. Duvall,
of this city has lost his position In tho
Baltimore Custom House, place he has
filed for the past twenty years with cred
It. Mr.. Duvall received the appointment
under civil service reform examination.