Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06
LOCAL JoTTINGs.


Items OF Interest-LocaI and otherwise-
The deaths reported In Baltimore
during September was 74i.
The Sta'e police schooner Daisy
Archer carried away her foretopmast
Tuesday
The thermometer fell last night 10
429 and at o'clock this morning regis
tered Az
Grain exports from Baltimore yes.
ferday were So 600 bushels of wheat and
IL. 134 bushels of corn.
The law books and personal effects
OF the late John Ireland were sold at pub
lie auction this morning.
Oysters are reported TO be more
plentiful than at this time last year, but
the quality is not so good.
Frost is reported in some of the ru-
raj districts already this fall, but IL was
not heavy enough to do any damage.
The North German steamer Mum
chen, from Bremen TO Baltimore. arrived
there to day with l 200 immigrants.
Potatoes will command a good price
this fall and winter. as there will be
light crop, owing TO the long dry spell.
The pesky fly is growing feeble with
age. His course is about run, his days
are about ended. Peace TO his remains.
Cellars are being dug out for the
three new stores and dwellings on Main
street, being built for AIR A Gottschalk.
The certificate of Judge Roberts as
CHIEF Judge of the fifth judicial circuit
has been received for record al the court
house.
Register of Wills pcthcrbridge is
preparing an index of colonial wills from
Talbot county on file in his office from
1875 10 l777.
Charles Baldwin has been appointed
custodian of the old lighthouse property
at Thomas's Point near Annapolis at
$1,000 year.
The Eeys Joseph Schroeder and
Joseph L. Haar, of Trinity Church, St
Louis. are visiting the Redemptorist
Fathers at Annapolis
When the swallows southwark fly
il is sign that folks are putting up
stoves and northern chimneys are no
longer habitable.
The Farmers National Bank, OF An
napolis has declared a semi annual dtvl-
dend of Al per cent payable on and al
ter October Bird
Last night is said to have been the
coolest night this season in this, latitude,
and coal fires and heavy wraps were nee
essary to keep warm.
There is no profession or trade that
has such a demand upon them at this
time as the coal and stove man-every-
body wants him at once.
Since the Court of Appeals printing
has been taken to Frederick, Md An
napolis printers have had to seek en-
ployment elsewhere
Our merchants are evidently antici-
pating good fall and winter trace,
Judging from their happy looks and the
large amount of goods they are laying
in.
Mr.. Jerry Smith an employee in the
wood yard !of Mr.. Jno. b. Flood, on
Compromise ST., had one of the fingers
of his left hand crushed by Having 1t
struck by a chopper. The injury was
dressed by DR. G. b Henkel.
Among those mentioned for City
Counsellor, in place of Judge Revell, re-
signed, are Mr. +. s. Riley, Nicholas II.
Green and F. Eugene Wathan. Mr.. Jas. r.
Brashears who was spoken of in con-
nection with the place is not a candidate
The Jr.. Missionary Society will re-
sumo the sale of home made cakes and
deserts of all kinds, ETC., on Saturday,
Oct. 9Th, from 1890 A. Nj. to / p. NJ,
and each succeeding Saturday at Mis-
sion Rooms, ON Prince George street.
Mrs. FRANK b MAYER. Chairman,
% Market Street.