Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-29
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The st. Johns College Minetrels left
here tbs evening on the schooner Lilly
May, Capt Taomas Ward, for Easton,
Talbot county. where they will play to-
morrow night.
Manager Brock add George II. Shafer,
left here this afternoon for East IN. where
they will take part 10 the 81. Johns Col
lege Minstrels.
BY special request the ST. Johns Col
lege MinslTels viii repeat their concert
next Thursday evening, FIR the benefit Of
Manager Brock.
Delegations arri ed here yesterday and
to day 10 the interest of applicants for
commander OF the oyster navy.
Hazlng has again broken out IN the Ma
val Academy.
II is reported that one # the watch
men In the Naval Academy has been re-
moved.
A two year old child of Mr.. George
Parkinson, on Water street, wss bit
thr ugh the head yesterday by their yard
dog which was subsequently killed.
Senator Robert Bratton, Of the Eastern
Shore was In Annapolis today.
Capt Griffith one Of the applicants for
commander Of the oyster navy, was here
to-day looking after bis interest
A card party was given last night by
Miss Beck at her residence on Main street
A large number of persons were present.
f. II. Stockett and 2 Rldout, trustees.
will offer al public auction on Saturday
some valuable city property, ad vertlsed
In another column Of the CAPITAL.
Mr.. Edgar Hutton, has the contract for
painting the Hotel aud other buildings at
Bay Ridge this season.
The pastor of the Presbyterian church
lectured last night on Division OF Labor
or Work Of the Church "
Mr.. r. Bley had coined rate flags
flying In front Of his store on Main street
to-day In honor of the ulveiliag OF Lee
statue al Richmond.
Mr.. Joseph Hilton Is very sick 1T his
sumption.
Governor jackson, Comptroller Baugh-
man aid Treasurer Brown arrived here
last night and were engaged until y late
hour with their official duties.
Bessie-"Are you glad that Hattie is
married p Maud-"Yes, indeed. I've
always thought that Charlie had his eye
on her in case he didn't get me "
A most delightful sailing party was
given last evening TO Miss 5. Rehwinkel
Among those present were Miss A Trot.
of Eastport, Miss +. Hubbard Mr. Davis
and Mr. Nj. II. Collins.
A colored man named Ross has ship,
ped as steward, In place of Lowry, who
was suspended from the Naval Acade
my
President Stephen Gambrill. Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Caual, who arrived
here last night says he is authorized by
the charter of the canal to call the annual
meeting Of stockholders, but that IL Is
doubtful whether the meeting will take
place Monday, as advertised,
Mr.. E. b. Pretlyman, of Montgomery
county, was chosen principal Of the State
Normal School to succeed Prof. NJ. A.
Newell.
The Baltimore Base Ball Club defeated
Hartford yesterday by a score of 10 to 8
and Il pressing New Haven close for Sec
oDd place.
Bishop Paret has plan of pensioning
superannuated clergymen at the Protes
tant Episcopal Convention of the Diocese
of Maryland.
The sidewalk at the foot of Gloucester
street, leading TO the bridge, has been
thickly covered with coal ashes.
An investigation shows that the cruiser
Baltimore was strained by docking at
Norfolk.
Col. Selby, of Frederick county, and
G. Mccullough, of Cecil, were at the State
House to-day.
The Governor pardoned Elijah Thomp
son sent to the House of Correction for
Illegal dredging.
The Governor appointed supervisors of
election for the counties. For Anne Arun
del DIR. Elijah Williams. G. N. Potee,
dem, and G. T. Warfield. rep, were ap-
pointed.