Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-12

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CAPITAL taken be place Of the
'ehss are no 5wdins the.
$40 I'D. sod -.lI J market.
The craLbers ~. prepar,ne - boats
iof the coming season.
-, Inc regular monthly meetYng OF the
Oi'y Council viii be held to-nfght
A number of our tobaccouhsts are sell
ing cigarettes under the mel law.
The oId-lms brass i booker on The
aaor Is becoming popuIay sgssa
The.threateniDg wea Ser ,, sterday kept
mary frem taking bbeir usual Sunday
s1rols In The county,
The examlnatLAn Of candidates to be
admitted 10 The Naval Academy common
ces this we5ek.
Strawberries retailed in our Market Sat-
,s.ssAy night, At rs cents per quart, and
nothing extra at that.
The cruiser Baltimore Is still the great
attraction TO the BaItimorean and the
visitor just now to the Monumental city
A number Of Annapolitans went to Bal
timore Saturday, to witness the parade Of
the crew of the cruiser Baltimore.
The Rev. Robt. II. Williams preached
last night on "Riches and Poverty" and
ard took for his theme the middle cIlss
The damage case Of L. w. Hutchins
VS.. the County Commissioners, OF Cal
vert County, has been rem oved ID this
county for trial.
Gents Wegligee Shirts, only As cents,
pleasing colors. w. b. AtweIrs. IA
Francis street.
The Rev. Robt. Fl. Williams win preach
the annual sermon TO the KnightTemplars
az the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
night.
The general opinion OF OF the farme 9
10 this county Is that the strawberry crop
will be excellent also the cherry and APP
pie crop.
The manager of the Opera House ex-
poets to secure the play entitled Checker
ed Life" as the next attraction at the
Opera House.
Warrants have been Issued by Juice
Basil for the arrest Of VIM. Mullen and
VIM. Caruse, who are charged with cru
city to blind horse.
Among those present at the naval ca
diets hop on Saturday night were Miss
Purcell. Miss Prosbasco, Miss Stafford oil
Washington, and Miss Waddtli, of North
Carolina
Ladies and Childrens Stainless Black
Seamless Hose for 25cts., at w, B.
Atwell's, IA Francis street.
Large number Of laborers are at work
10 the Naval Academy painting, repair
ry thing, preparatory ID the visit of the
Board OF visitors next month.
The young. ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give musical and literary
entertainment and ice cream and straw
berry festival on Tuesday evening the
Goth lust.
Yesterday was the regular monthly
meeting for temperance vt the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school. Miss Matte Smith
recited a selection suitable for the occas-
ion.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, 25cts all
the go, in four colors. w. b. Atwell.
Mr.. Samuel Tickling, a clerk in the
Naval Academy, who fell about ten days
ago and broke his ankle, was able TO go
to the Academy to-day with the aid of
crutches.
Rev. Rr. F. ]. Wagner, president of
Morgan College, preached at The First
M. Z Church last night. Rev. DIR. Knapp, |
of Philadelphia, preached al the Wesley |
Chapel.
The appointment OF laborers at Bay |
Ridge for the coming summer, are
being made. Ii Is understood that the
same police will be re-appointed as last
year.
The young ladies' interested In the Ice |
cream and strawberry festival to be given |
by the Y. M. G. A. at the Governors |
Guards Armory, en- Thursday and Fri |
day nights, will meet al the Association /
room on Main street tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. N. Glow left here this morning |
with his steam pile-driver, for South riv-
er bridge, having In tow two scows. one
Of witch will be used In repairing the
bridge, and the other to convey passen-
gers across during the repairing.
Empir& Steam Laundry. Powers s.
Atwells IA Francis street, agents. Goods
eceiy red until Wednesday and delivered
atYrday morning. Collars and Cuffs
ensts each.
Change of Schedule.
new schedule for running trains over