Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-15
"CAPITAL JorTINas.

The tide remained very high yester-
day.
Most of the electric light poles are In
position Ia Eastport.
The registration offices opened to-day
for the September sitting.
A number Of students to ST. Johns
College have arrived.
The harbor has been crowded with
vessels for the past few days.
The polls for the electric lights on
Eastport are being erected.
The Naval Academy Band resumed
daily concerts at Naval Academy to-day.
The sum of $S,215 was realized out o.
the sale OF the Killman property on Sat-
urday.
The subject of the removal of the An
n9polis postoffice Is being agitated among
citizens.
The first day of sitting OF the registers
of voters for Anne Arundel county began
to day.
Mr. Chas. Martin opened his bowling
alley Saturday, corner Holland aud Wa
ter streets.
The Knights of Pythias of Esston had
disagreeable day for their excursion TO
Ocean City.
Mr.. Edgar Hutton has received the con
tract paint the new station house at Mil
lersville.
To-day being q Jewish holiday q
number of stores of this denomination
were closed.
Who is to be commander of the oyste
navy? Ask the board of public works
next Thursday.
The tide this morning was over the
dock in some places, and the small craft
was very much chafed.
The entertainment given at the Masonic
Opera House last Friday night by the
GTuber Family. will be repeated tonight.
Last week 1874 deaths and 146 births
were reported, 116 marriage Licenses were
issued and one divorce was granted In
Baltimore.
The Board of School Commissioners
meet tomorrow, when the vacancy In the
board of trustees for this city, 1t is said,
will be filed.
Alva Hubbard & Co., have received
the contract to heat Mrs. III. 4. Casters
residence, on Hanover street, with Cur
ney hot water heater
There was left at the CAPITAL Office
to day photograph of Murphy's patent
fruit jar consisting of very simple and
useful continuance.
The bed of Green street. now undergo
ing repairs, &C., was considerably washed
out by the rain last night, causing much
damage to the contractor.
The Naval Academy steamer StaDdish
has been taken out of the dry dock Nor
folk, but her repairs will not be complet
ed before the first of the month.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie NJ, wife of
Mr.. John Duffy. took place yesterday af-
ternoon from St. Anue's Church, the
Rev. DR.. 6outhgste, rector, oficiated at
the services.
The funeral of Miss Mary E. Owings
took place from st. Margarets church
Yesterday. The interment was In the
family burial ground at White Hall,
where her sister lies
The owner of the sunken schooner,
Thomas Nelson, was here today. The
vessel is still on bottom, al attempts at
pulling her OF having been fruItless.
Capt. Avery left $197 In the cabin.
Mr.. Robt. Welsh, of this city, has been
appointed clerk to Paymaster Calvert, on
the u. 8. s. Alert. now fitting out for sea
al San Francisco The many friends OF
Mr.. Welsh will be glad to learn OF his
coed luck. He is clever gentleman and
well qualified to fill the position.
Sallow and leaden-hued comPlexions
soon give place to the loveliest pink-and-
white, when the use of Ayers SarsaparIl-
la Is persisted In, and cosmetics entirely
abandoned. Nothing can counterfeit the
rosy glow of pefect health, which blesses
those who use this medicine.
Mr.. J. c. Porter and six others Of the
Herbert Praying Band Of this city. went
to the assistance OF Rev. j. w. Steele.
who has an interesting protracted meeting
At Taylorsville, last night, but the night
was too stormy for persons TO attend.
The band will 60 out next Thursday
night.
If you could see your own scalp through
an ordinary magnifYing glass, you would
/ be amazed at the amount OF dust. dand-
ruff, and dead skin thereon accumulated
The best aud most popular preparation
| for cleansing the scalp Is Ayers Hair Wig
or.