Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-22
CAPITAL yorrINos.
The work of grading the Naval Acads
my annex lie progressing.


my annex lie progressing.
Nine candidates for Naval Academy en-
tered the examination 10 day.
A horse belonging to Edward Hopkins,
an express driver, died last night.
Mr.. James l. johnson s Cos. oyster
house opened for the season to-day.
Chief Judge Oliver Miller and associate
Judges Jones and Bond were here to-day.
The number Of deaths reported In
Baltimore during the past week were
1863.
The cool weather for the past two days
has brought out the light weight over
coats.
1t is said that the statue to the Jenette
herers will be covered until dedication
ceremonies take place.
CLOSING services of Wsymsn's Grove
camp meeting near Annapolis Junction
took place yesterday.
Infiuenzs, or La Grip, has caught on to
some people, judging from the amount
OF sneezlng going on.
Argument In the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal case was heard before Judge Alvey
In Hagerstown Saturday last.
/ Round trip fare to Easton. including
admission to the Talbot County Agricul.
tural Fair grounds. $3.50.
Judge Bond, the new judge of the
Anne Arundel Circuit Court made his
first appearance on the bench to-day.
The Barlow Minstrel Company arrived
here this morning from Baltimore and
will perform at the Opera House tonight.
Archdeacon Moran, of Annapolis, yes.
| terday held a service for colored people
In St. Peters p f. Parish House, ELI
colt City.
The Barlow Bros. minstrel troupe gave
a street parade to-day with their celebrated
| silver cornet band, and attracted much
attention.
Col. Luther 81, Gadd. clerk of the
! Circuit Court for Caroline County. is
announced a candidate for clerk Of the
Court OF Appeals.
The Rev. Dr. Huntley. OF the First M.
Il. Church, will lecture on the subject
misunderstood, Thursday, October 2nd
at the above church.
The Talbot County Agricultural FAR
opens tomorrow and continuous four
days. Round trip tickets. including adj
mission to the fair, y 90.
John Kuadler has received the contract
TO repair Back Greek bridge, which has
been condemned by the County Commits
sioners as unsafe for travel.
John II. Handy, member of the Bal
timore bar was disbarred by the Supreme
bench on Saturday. Mr.. Handy Is well
known here where he has practiced.
1t will soon be time for our Business
Mems Associates to get together and
formulate plans for the future Of Annap-
olis-let US have boom, gentlemen
Master II. o. Pettibone, son of the late
DR.. Phillip Pettibone, OF the Third dis
trict has been awarded the free scholar
ships from this county In st. Johns
College.
Mr.. Jack Mason lost his bay mare yes
terday. She had been lame for some
| time. She rolled into the water at Mr.. @.
r. Remson's farm North Severn and was
drowned.
Rev. M. j. Low, of Baltimore, preach
/ ed In the First NJ e Church yesterday
1 morning and evening In the absence OF
| the pastor, Rev DR.. Huntley, who Is on
/ his vacation.
John Hungarian has the contract for
4 terracing and grading that portion OF the
4 State House Hill next to the library
1 building, and lad q force of workmen en-
| gagged in the work to-day.
Nine candidates for admission into the
| Protestant Episcopal Church were or
dained as deacons yesterday In Baltimore.
\ The lessons of the day we're read by arch
| deacon Moran of ANNAPOLIS.
Charles King, of 730 South Bond
street Baltimore, while driving In Anne
Arundel county yesterday, fell out OF his
| carriage and was kicked In the head by
the horse, sustaining serious Injuries.
| A large number of cadets are arriving
at the Naval Academy, to be in readiness
4 for the opening of that institution, Octo-
Der 1st. The Naval Academy band gives
daily concerts at the grounds from to
10 a. NJ, and from to T. ID.
The marriage license law makes 1t OBJ
| Hgatory on the officiating minister 10 re-
turn the Clerks certificate to the Circuit
Court from whence 1t was issued within
| thirty days Many ministers may not be
| aware OF this law.
The Rey. Robt. 81. Williams. who Is
spending his vacation with his family In
Frederick, Nd, returned on Saturday
and occupied his pulpit yesterday. He
| left again for Frederick to-day where he
will remain during the week.
"Your choice for 90 cents" and your
| tChoice for 40 cents" are SEINE OF the
store signs of our rival Main street mer-
chants, which reminds one very forcibly
of the Jew stores on Gay and Lexington
streets, Baltimore.
Thomas Basil, auctioneer, will offer at
public auction tomorrow in front of the
Court House, at 10 80 o. clock, for Thomas
1 o. Walton, trustee, . lot OF ground on the
4 east side Of the A. w. d B. Railroad
depot known IS the Annapolis Gas Com
pany's lot