Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-07-27
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

The Ice man is the busiest nova
days
The mortality ia Baltimore during
the past few days has been very large
The heat Yesterday compelled the
Naval Cadets 10 quit work
Mr.. Sprigg Harwood aud wife left here
yesterday for Ocean City, BID.
Miss Ella Childs left to-day for West
River.
Miss Lou Taylor Is visiting friends at
St MargaTets.
lex. are visiting his parents on Church
street.
The Board of Trustees OF the Mary.
land Agricultural College meet to-mor-
row.
The new Hotel AVIAN. the only hotel
in Esston, Md. is advertised TO be sold
at mortgages sale.
The commission OF the new school
board are still In the hands of the Clerk
OF the Court awaiting their qualification.
Don't fail to go to Round Bay with
the PASSPORT Baptist Sunday School on
Friday Round trip % cents. Go and
enjoy yourself.
The lifeline recently placed in the
swimming pool at the bath house would
be more useful If ii had life preserver
on the end of IL.
The First ward letter carrier. Mr. Jos.
DeLeon, was SO much overcome by the
heat yesterday that substitute had to
take his place.
The thousands OF persons who went
to Bay Ridge and other near by summer
resorts yesterday in quest of cooler at
mosphere, were sadly disappointed.
The Governor has appointed Peter
Buchanan, Jas. f. Smith and Marshall G.
Shaw as board of supervisors OF election
for Carroll county
"A night-blooming ceres with four
buds. in bloom in the garden of Mrs. M
r. easier, on Hanover street, attracted
much attention last night from the resi-
dents Of the neighborhood.
Mr. Alb de Barril, of Drum Point. Md,
was in Annapolis TO day. Mr.. De Bar
ril Is endesvoring to get telephone COM
munication with Annapolis and Drum
Point
"A colored man named Aaron Jen-
kins was found dead In Bryan's alley in
the rear of Feldmeyer's blacksmith shop
this morning Supposed to have died
from the effects of the heat.
The extremely hot weather of the
past few days has had a very depressing
effect upon our news reporters, and In
consequence our local columns have not
been up to their usual standard.
The commission of ID. Hatch vii.
liams, officer of registration for the third
district, issued some days ago by the
Governor was turned over TO him to-
day by the ClerR of the Circuit Court,
before whom he qualified.
The remains of Joseph Clark. who
was drowned at Fairview, Anne Arundel
county. on Sunday last, were taken to
Baltimore yesterday morning Frank
and John CLARK Unidentified the body as
that of their brother Joseph. who lived
at 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, Baltimore.
State Librarian Gadd is sending out
the laws and House and Senate journal
of the last Legislature for distribution to
justices of the peace. members of the
Legislature, judges, clerks of courts, and
for others entitled to receive copies un-
der the law.
Mr.. N Glow, dge-builder of An
napolis, is at work repairing Dover
bridge, which crosses Choptank river
four miles from Easton, and connects
Talbot and Caroline counties. The
bridge will haye to be almost rebuilt.
No services are omitted at the West
End on account of weather. accordingly
the monthly exercises of the Temperance
Better Day Reading Circle will be held
tomorrow evening.
The following are delegates to the
Prohibition State Convention at GlYndon
from Anne Arundel county: II. S. Cole,
&. L. Shipley, Jno Kelbaugh, Edw. Col
linson, w. ii. Feldmeyer. Stephen Beard.
Jr., f. NJ Byrd, G. r Jones. VIM. Col
linson, Thales Disney.