Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-28
CAPITAL loTTInGs.

Go see the Al. G. Fields MinstreIs To-
night at the Opera House.
Several divorce cases are pending be-
fore our Court.
Mrs. Tyrrell. and son left here to-day
for Washington.
Several Of the electric lights failed to
give light last night.
The Maryland Hotel is again TO be Of
fered for sale March t.
To morrow is the first day of Spring
but winter still fingers in her lap.
A. little daughter of Mr.. Chas. Whit
tingion. of Esstport, died this morning.
The bad roads together with the cold
weather, kept many OF the country people
at home to-day.
Fish are quite plentiful in our market
and retail from ID 10 % and 80 cents
bunch according TO quality.
Our builders and contractors inform
US that there will be considerable build
ing in this place next spring.
A special meeting of the Severn Boat
Club Is called for tonight at the Mary
land Hotel
Several horses were frightened at the
band of the minstrel troupe as 1t passed
down Main street this morning.
Mr.. William Iglehart has removed TO
the new residence of Edward Powers on
Conduit street
A gun carriage from the Naval Prov
ing Ground was shipped TO Washington
to-day.
DR. L. d Huntley, pastor of the First
NJ. L. Church, will preach his last SER
mon tomorrow night
The Missionary Society ofsthe First
NJ Sunday School was held last night
and an interesting programme was given
If you engage in throwing banana or
orange peels upon the pavements, the
passers by will not be apt to rise up and
call you blessed.
1t is hard to satisfy everybody. Con-
sumers complain of short weight in de-
liYering coal, and dealers complain of
long wait in paying bills.
Truly, time and tide waits for no man,
and this we fully realize when we look
up at our calendar and see that this
is the last day of February.
A daughter was born TO the wife of
Ensign Tisdale, at Port Royal S c., Feb
ruary 2l. Mrs. Tisdale formerly resided
in Annapolis.
An interesting daughter Of Lieut.. A.
/ NJ. knight, u. 5. n, died at the sidence
OF Mrs. Richard Welsh, Mrs Knights ia
Their, on Maryland avenue, this morning
The Court of Appeals to-hay announc.
ed the opinion in the case of 0'Brien
against the Baltimore Belt Railroad, af
hmrng the order in favor of the railroad
Many are the regrets expressed by the
congregation and others at the probable
tor Of the First M. Z. Church of charge
in Baltimore.
The Farmers Alliance held their usual
weekly meeting to daY in the Y. M. G. A.
rooms on Main street, which was well
attended and several new members were
added to the order.
President Bratton, of the State Senate
named Senators J. Writ Randall, Smith,
of Worcester, and Peter. of Howard as a
committee to attend the funeral of the
late Senator Wilson.
Mr. j. Walter Hodges, who Will re-
move with his family to Washington In
few days where he will engage in bust
ness, will offer all of his household fur
niture at auction on Tuesday next March
Bird.
A large crane for moving guns has
been completed at the Washington navy
yard and will be taken to the new prov
ing ground on the Potomac. The crane
was designed by Ensign r. d. Dashiell,
formerly stationed at the Annapolis
proving ground.
Mrs DIR. Fell, wife of President Fell
of St Johns College, is endeavoring to
raise $500 10 repaint and refurnish the
interior of the chapel of the college,
known as Mcdowell Hall Mrs. Gov
Jackson has made handsome donation
TO the fund