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city market.
Strawberries retaIled in our market To-
day ct Is cents.
The Independent Fire Company had q
drill last night.
Fresh fish In great variety are abun-
dant In our market.
Soft crabs retail as low as 10 cents q
dozen-but very small.
The May term of the Circuit Court for
Talbot county opened yesterday
The frst bricks on the new store of
Ridout Bros. was laid to-day.
Crops ia Western Maryland were In
jured from yesterdays storm.
Coy. Jackson and State Treasurer
Brown were in Annapolis to-day.
The walks on City Circle have been
spread with coating Of black cinders.
The ice dealers Of Baltimore say they
will not increase the price OF Ice this year.
A large number Of the candidates try
ing for the Naval Academy failed In al
zebra.
James Dutton, prisoner In the Anna.
polls Jail. made his escape to-day about
IL o'clock.
Six bricklayers commenced laying
bricks on the liidout Bros. building this
morning.
A number Of young men Of our city
are talking up a yachting party for the
coming summer.
A horse belonging to colored man ran
of on College avenue today demolishing
TO coal boxat l.. b. Smith store corner
Bladen street.
The appropriation for the special course
OF study of naval cadets is increased from
So 500 TO $1,000.
State Senator Chas. s. Adams W died
few days age al his home la Baltimore
was buried yesterday.
The cruiser Baltimore has arrived at
Key West, Florida. Admiral Ghcrardt
met the cruiser at this port
The large fly wheel on the electric light
engine at Bay Ridge, which was broken
few days ago has been replaced
Annapolis escaped the storm that struck
Washington and Baltimore yesterday,
but we got the effects In cool weather.
A white man attempted to enter the
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street last night, and was frightened oil.
The case Of Henry Hess of Baltimore
county who was refused liquor license
will b. brought to the Court # Appeals
The annual levy will be announced
Friday. II is now likely that the tax rate
will have To be increased slightly above
this Year.
The entertainment given by the chill
dren of the Presbyterian Sunday School
at the Assembly Rooms last night was
grand success.
The Confederate Society of the Army
and Navy of Maryland have made ar
engagements for their trip to Richmond on
the gath inst.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
realized between $50 and $50 from their
entertainment and festival last night at
the Assembly Rooms.
The musical and farcical comedy,
Fun In Boarding School, gave NATL
nee TO ladies and children this afternoon.
Tonight they appear for the last time.
The clerk Of the City Council Is busy
sending out circulars notifying the own
ers of dogs TO take out license. The num-
Der of dogs unlicensed In our city Is about
200.
Mr.. j. W. Kaufman, member of the
Legislature from Frederick county, re-
Gently appointed Deputy Naval officer at
Baltimore, has sent his resignation to
the Governor.
The building formerly used as 8 store
on West street next to the property OF
Mrs. Redmond's, has been torn down,
and g three story frame dwelling is being
erected in its place.
The addition of $500 was made by
the Senate committee to the Naval
Appropriation bill yesterday for the
purchase of land to open King George
street, Annapolis.
The public schools were dismissed to
day at one o'clock, to allow the children
an opportunity to attend matinee enter
tainment Of the musical drama, Fun In
Boarding School at Masonic Opera
House.
Some miscreant has amused himself
by carrying of the sign from q certain
attorneys door, who says the culprit is
known and II the same is not returned he
will be q fit subject for the House OF Cor
rectlon when the next Grand Jury meets.
In game of base ball yesterday after
noon between the Capital nine and the
second team of st. Johns College, the
latter were defeated by score Of 10 to
IL.
The following were the Capitals -
Boessel, ]; Martin 3b; Hopkins, 2b;
Baker, IF, Lowman, Of; Holidayoke, p;
Elliott, c; Tydings, j.. 1b; Tydings, SIS.
College feam:-Harrlson G.: YeIlott. D;
lamar, If Dryden 3b; Pitcher 1b; Linthi-
cum, 2b; Styles, CT; Greer, IF; Dashields.ss
Pardon Granted.
The Governor has pardoned Charles