Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-27
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Invitations for the June ball have been
sent out.
The County Commissioners did no,
meet today.
The taking Of the eleventh census will
begin on June 9.
Anne Arundel peas sold this morning
At % cents per peck
The circle 10 the City Park has been
planted with howers.
Several western capitalists left here
this morning for West River.
No games were played by the Atlantic
base ball Association yesterday
The rain storm yesterday did much
damage 10 the wheat crop.
Out of Ga cand ates for the Naval
Academy "a have become cadets.
Strawberries retailed 10 Market this
morning at and - cents per quart.
The annual parade OF the police depart
ment of Baltimore city took place D-dAy.
Strangers are daily arriving to attend
the exercises at the Naval Academy.
The ST Johns Ministries will play at
Easton, Md next Friday. Mr. Claude
Powers is the advance agent.
Two Of the side windows OF the Kaiser
House. on the Church Circle side, looking
Ia upon the bar, have been bricked Hp.
Mr.. Louis Gardiner. contractor and
builder. Is building several small frame
houses for Mrs. Mullan on Bridge street.
The funeral OF Mr. Alexander Hutch
inson will take place TO morrow morning
from ST Mays Catholic Church at 9.l5.
Although the regulation season for
oysters is past aud gone, lovers of the
bivalyes continue to eat them until the
eleventh hour.
A full line of Gems furnishing goods
ali new and of the latest designs, at
W. b. Atwell's. IA Francis Street.
Mr.. Thos. McNeal. OF the Annapolis
Electric Light company while climbing
one of the poles on Gloucester street slip
ped and fell TO the ground severely hurt
Ing himself.
Adjutant General Howard was an
invited guest to q reception given last
night to Lieutenant Col. Willard
Howard, of the Baltimore Light Infantry
Congressman will go to Gettysburg
Friday at the Invitation of the Battlefield
Memorial Associstion, which Is trying TO
get an appropriation so as to show the
Confederate positions in the great battle
The Orange Observer says If news
paper men were paid for one fifth the
work they do 10 advertising their towns
and booming the home enterprises, they
could afford TO live as well as other folks.
Officials of the steamboat lines whose
boats ply between Baltimore and the
peach-growing sections. confirm the
general report that the peach crop will be
q failure.
The pavement and curbing In front Of
the properties OF DR.. RIdout, j. Il. Ma
gruder, Lieut.. Ross. on the north side of
Gloucester street. are very much distort
ed by the roots of the trees.
A contract was signed by the Ellicott
City Democrat. Howard county PRO
gress" and the Ellicott City Times"
the three county journals to publish the
levy statement for 1890. and other county
printing for the sum Of 1925 each.
I'VE won't 60 home until morning,
TIL daylight doth appear, !"
He sang; alasl he knew not
His wife was drawing near.
She entered-he was silent,
His friends began to laugh,
For he went home 10 less than
Two minutes and half.
Boston Courier,
Empire Steam Laundry. William b.
Atwell, IA Francis street, agent. Goods
received until Wednesday and delivered
Saturday morning. I. Collars and Cuffs 2
cents each.