Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-26
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Whiisuntide.
Capt Simpsons two coiored serYsais
were bounced to-day
The Norfolk ssoop Eanla il Al the
dock with load d CLANS.
Commander Plowmam and Capt. Loker,
Of the oyster Navy. were here 70 day.
JAmrs Revell Esq. was ia Wishing
ton, today on business with Congress
Thirty candidates were successful Al
the recent examination an1 81 failed.
Mrs. Mitchell. mother of Capt. Lsmuel
Mitchell, Is reported very III at her home.
Archdeacon Moran. was here yesterday
and assisted In the services ~ St Anne's.
The three master Schooner that brought
ice TO mr.. j. B. Flood, sailed early this
morning
Lieut. VIM. A. Gill reported for duty
at the Naval Ordnance Proving Grounds
to-day.
Naval Cadets Frank Marble and Geo.
N Hayward have reported for final ex-
mination
The open air temperance meetings were
inaugurated yesterday afternoon at the
Market House.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas A. Crandall left
to day for Boston and other interesting
points for two weeks trip.
Secretary of State LeCompte arrived
this morning from his home, Dorchester
county, and was busy at the Executive
Department with official papers.
Services were held at ST. Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, near Elllcntt
City, yesterday, by Archdcacon T. j. G..
Moran, Of Annapolis.
s. s. Tracy, appeared before Justice
Gassaway this morning and renewed bis
security In the sum of $4,000 for hearing
on the 9th of June
Ex- Senatar Henry G. Davis. of West
Virginia, and Mr. WIN. II. German. Of
Baltimore. are guests OF Gov. Jackson at
his home Salisbury.
Two young ladies-Miss League aud
Miss May-were immersed In the Spa
yesterday afternoon. by the Rev. j. d.
Rayfeld, pastor Of the PASSPORT Baptist
church.
Preparations for the monument on the
cliff at the Naval Cemetery, opposite the
Naval Academy In honor OF the heroes
who lost their lives In the Samoan disas-
ter, has been made.
The Governors Guards, Capt. Louis
Green, In command, will leave here on
Wednesday for Richmond, Va, to par
ticipate Ia the unwilling of the Lee
statue.
Gents Negligee Shirts, only 45 cents,
pleasing colors. w. b. Atwelps, IA
Francis street.
II is believed that both Capt. Clark
aud Capt. Hartge. who are In charge of
the Anne Arundel oyster schooners, will
be re appointed by the board of public
works. Both are vigilant and do their
full duty.
Mr.. w. E. Wayte, State Secretary of
the Y M. G. A., made an official visit to
the Associations at the Naval Academy,
st. Johns College, and this city, yester-
terday, before whom he made addresses.
He considers the work very encouraging.
A difficulty occurred on the 6.25 p. m.
train on the Short Line. Saturday, between
some colored strawberry pickers and
some passengers. which resulted In their
being put off the train at Arnold's sta
tion.
A full line of Gents furnishing goods
all new and of the latest designs, at
w b. Atwell's, IA Francis Street.
Naval Cadet Frank Marble, 500 OF
Hon. Manton Marble, of New York. has
reported at the Naval Academy. Annap
oils, for final graduation examination.
Marble completed the four years exam
ination two years ago. standing No. 2
In the class.
Empire Steam Laundry. William B.
Atwell IA Francis street, agent Goods
received until Wednesday and delivered
Saturday morning Z Collars and Cuffs 2
cents each.