Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AL J04 4ANGOs
The old wooden bridge that spsnned
the gutter at the intersection of Conduit
and Main streets has been taken away and
the gutter widened and properly graded.
making quite an improvement to that
busy thoroughfare.
AT meeting of the session of the Pres
byterian Church. held on Friday night,
Elder Geo. A. Culver, was appointed dele
gate aud w. NJ. Abbott alternate to the
Baltimore Presbytery which meets In Bal
timore tonight. At the same meeting
w. M. Abbott was appointed delegate to
the Synod which meets In Wilmington,
Del, on the 23rd inst.
The Democrats of this county will open
the campaign tomorrow night with a
grand mass meeting In front of the City
Hotel.
The Baltimore Presbytery of which the
church of this city Is connected will meet
tonight in the Central Presbyterian
Church of Baltimore.
Yesterday was perfect day and the
streets and promenades were well patron
lied by the citizens.
Group frequently fnds household un-
prepared for its visit, while its rapidity
with which 1t develops calls for. instant
treatment. For this dangerous disease
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL is an admirable
remedy. 1t saves many lives every year.
Keep 1t in the house.
Arguments will commence In the
Court of Appeals tomorrow. There are
90 cases on the docket.
Free scholarships in st. Johns College
have been awarded to L. ]. Paget and
jeremiah Smith from Annapolis.
The death of little child of Mr.. Stew
ems at Eastport, was not caused from
dyphtheria as reported by our correspon-
dent, but from membraneous Group.
The flooring of Severn River bridge is
going to decay, and needs the attention
of the county authorities.
Miss Blanche Arnold, daughter of T.
HI. Arnold, of the Third district, fell
down stairs few days ago and broke her
ankle. DIR. z. Ridout set the fracture.
Mr.. Frank Baldwin of the Third dis
trict, is building fine residence on prop.
erty near the Magothy river. Mr.. Thos.
Baldwin is doing the work.
Mr.. A. A. Stinchcomb is buildiRg q
dwelling and barn on his property In the
Third district. Mr. Stlnchcomb Is doing
the work.
Mrs. Hester Ann. wife of William Har-
wood. one of our oldest and highly es
teemed citizens, died to day about
noon, In her S3rd year. She had been In
feeble health some time previous to her
death.
II Is education that makes all the differ
ence between the men who dig In the
ditch and the man who bosses the job. 1t
is the superior qualities of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla that give Ii its acknowledged pre- emf
nence over all other blood-purifiers.
The Y. M. G. A. will hold business
meeting at their room on Main street, to-
morrow night.
The quarterly meeting of the westerly of
ST. Anne's Church will take place this
evening.
The first meeting of the season was !.
held In ST. Anne's Chapel last evening.
Johns Hopkins University, St. john
College, of Annapolis, apd'the Col9mola
Athletic Club. of Washington, have or
ganized foot ball league
@. N. Potee, of Brooklyn, Anne Arun-
del county, reports that he was attacked
by robbers on Long bridge. yesterday ano
that one of them cut him on the wrist
with knife.
The October registration begins to day
and will close Thursday. This 10 your
last time to get registered before the eiec-
ton.
What's the matter with the hydrant wa
teri It's all right-except 1t has little
woody taste-that's all
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Yesterdays beautiful sunshine brought
clouds and rain to-day.
A society has been formed here Ior
the study of English and American Iters
ture with the following officers: Fresi-
dent 7. III. Iglehart; secretary. y. 1eiiot1'
treasurer. Mrs. A. ". Zane; executive com.
mittee. Messrs. Pusey and Jonnsopi v o.
- Johns College, and Misses Kate war
tom and III. K. Stockett
G. G. F. Eichler and William Mitcnell,
have made application for supervisor u
Election in Baltimore city vice SuperVis-
or Cathcart. deceased.
Jesse Medford has place IN the 9soLe-
keener's Department, Naval Acaueniy'
vice w. b. Atwell, promoted.