Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-16


simoro Saturday for assaulling Annie
Franksiu. OF Anne Arundel county. aud
was held for the county authorities.
Orer /. 900 persons attended the base
ball game 81 Acton's Park. this county.
yesterday
The sinking fund securities were can
ce.cd on Saturday by the Governor,
Comptroller and Treasurer.
The exercises ut Western Maryland
College began yesterday with the bacca-
laureate sermon.
Twilight services will soon be held IN
the First NJ. E. church.
There was an experimental test of new
powder to-day at the Naval Ordnance
Proving Grounds.
Several rows occurred around the
Market House Saturday night.
The Rev. Mr.. Hewes. of Hagerstown,
will preach In the Presbyterian church ON
next Sabbath morning.
It Is stated over fifty teams-single and
double-passed through Annapolis to
Bay Ridge yesterday.
Sheriff Armiger made arrests OF the
principle ones engaged In professional
base bali playing at Brooklyn,this county.
yesterday.
All the churches were well represented
by naval cadets yesterday.
The remains OF Mrs. Thomas. who died
Ia this city early Saturday morning, ere
taken to Patuxent yesterday on the A
w d b. Railroad, where they were In
TERED
Sailing and rowing on the Sabbath day
is not safe recreation or pass time.
Last week 1913 births and 294 deaths
were reported In Baltimore.
Mate L. M. Melchoir reported for duty
at the Naval Academy yesterday.
The Baltlmore's beat the Harford's at
Actions Park. this county, yesterday.
1t is thought the Maryland tobacco
crop TO come to market this year will
bring sitter prices than usual
Emily Boston. mother of Lewis Ennis
of Annapolis, has been granted pension
The pleasure yacht Folcan, of VIII
mington, Del, arrived here yesterday.
There was large attendance at Round
Bay resort yesterday
A large number Of pleasure boats were
out yesterday taking advantage of the
stiff breeze.
1t is the general opinion that when the
Board of Public Works meet, Comman-
der Plowman will be re-appointed
The Beard of Trustees of the Presby-
terrain Church meet tonight in the Lee.
ture Room
About 1000 people it is estimated Wis
tied Bay Ridge yesterday
The First M. E. Church will give their
annual picnic up the Severn on Friday
next
The Oxford League will hold their
closing meeting for the season tonight,
when most interesting program will be
presented.
The case of Ballock VS.. State. and the
Archer embezzlement case are In the as.
Segment In the Court of Appeals for
Tuesday, In the order named.
DIR. James j. Mills, Of Baltimore, re-
moved cataract from the eyes of Mrs M.
j. Lane. of Anne Arundel county, who Is
over rs years DID, She had baen blind
for two years, and the operation Testor
ed her vision. s.
Clement Smith, colored, who died a
few days ago of heart disease. 1t Is said,
dreamed the night before that he would
not live much longer Smith had been
melancholy for some time. He related
bis dream to some of bis friends shortly
before ne died.
Bay Ridge opened on Saturday and
was visited by large crowd from Balti-
more. The trains from Annapolis and
Washington brought small number Of
passengers. The place is as beautiful as
ever. and many new attractions have been
added.
The funeral of Laura Alice Augusta,
infant daughter of John r. and Mar
garet Heise, took place this afternoon
at 5 o clock at the residence of the par
ents, on Cornhill street. Rev. s. Shan
non of the Wesley Chapel Church Off
ciated.