Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-31
Capital" JoTTINGs
This is the last day Of May.

EAANaAoS
Tomorrow is Trinity Sunday. and will
be observed in the Episcopal Church.
The cadets aud Johns Hopkins play
this afternoon at the Naval Academy
What will the population Of our town
be after the census returns have been Ia
kenl
Lieutenant f. Z. Green has reported
for duty at the Naval Ordnance Proving
Ground.
The Seven Boat Club has been invited
to take part In the Patapsco Regaia, Balti-
more. % June 25th.
Ladies Ribbed Vests only 10 cents at
w. b. Atwell's, IA Francis street.
June has five Sundays. See that each
one of them tods you an occupant Of. a
church pew.
Dime saucers OF ice-cream are the same
price as former seasons, but the quantity
has diminished.
Leather belts are said TO be coming into
fashion again. Thus VIII more good leath-
er go 10 waist.
The buildings for the sugar refinery at
Curtis bay Anne Arundel county, have
been completed.
Governor Jackson says the removal Of
Prof. Newall from the Normal school had
nothing TO do with politics.
VIII Annapolis celebrate on the Fourth
Of JulyS Now is the time to make the ne
cessary preparations.
Excursion talk has commenced, and
pleasant trips are being arranged for the
approaching excursion season.
Ladies Ribbed Vests only 10 cents at
w. Il. Atwell's. IA Francis Street.
A lady by the name OF Rosa Wheeler, is
stated attempted to commit suicide this
morning by an overdose of laudnum.
The Maryland Diocesan Convention at
st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore, adjourned yesterday.
School children and teachers have al
ready commenced to count the days 10
tervening before vacation sets In,
An old provtrb says that rain In May
means bread all the year. Ii that is the
fact. bread will be plenty In thii vicinity
this year.
The more fresh lime Is scattered around
the less chance there will be for fevers or
any epidemic, for lime and cleanliness
are foe to these.
A number of Annspolitans who visited
Richmond Thursday express themselves
as very well pleased with the city and It's
people.
The first promenade concert Of the sea-
son, will begin at the Naval Academy
from s TO 0 this evening, and takes the
place of Saturday night hop.
The Chesapeake base ball nine of An
napolis was defeated by the MIllelsville
nine In game yesterday The score was
"a to 4.
As the census man will soon be around
II might be well for every one to try to
recollect how old he Is, so as TO save any
revisions OF the returns.
Flower thieves are pursuing their me-
farious avocation these dark nights, and
many beautiful flower garden has been
despoiled by their ruthless hands.
Whether its predestination or not, there
always seems to be q loaded gun standing
around handy for the fool who wishes to
repeat the didn't-know-it-was- loaded ex-
pertinent.
The festive fly is coming out,
For tits the time of year,
He waited patiently about
Until bald heads appear.
Only one member of Meade Post, G.. A.
r.. accompanied the procession to the
Naval Cemetery yesterday-the others
mentioned only going to the City Gene
terry.
There are a number of cases OF dysentery
Ia lower Anne Arundel county. DIR. N.
s. Kinghton, formerly School Commits
sioner Is quite ia with the disease. Two
deaths have occurred recently.
Annapolis juveniles have caught on to
the base ball craze. Nine little base ball
defeated the boys In the Naval
Academy to-day by one run.
The Monumental Construction Compa-
ny gave the employees an excursion on
the b. 3. Ford, yesterday to Round Bay.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Fryer, engineer I'm chief,
was presented with q handsome silver
pitcher during the trip.
By an act of the recent Legislature.
which takes effect on the 1st of June, no.
tarles may take acknowledgements Of
deeds throughout the State. In the city or
county, and may execute deeds for other
States
Successful Business Men.
Who are our most successful business
meB2 Go out on the street and look them
over. You won't find them men who
have pale cheeks. They are not thin,
nuarfafed mon They are mt nprvOuS