Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-05-12
LOCAL JoTTINGs.
Item. OF Interest-LocaI and Otherwi

items OF Interest-bocal and Otherwise
Everybody is Spring cleaning.
Gov Brown was in Baltimore to day.
Richard Clayton to-day fled in the
Orphans Court an inventory of the es-
tate of Mary Claytor, deceased.
"A Bible class was organized at the Pres
byterian church last night by the pastor
The Sunday school lesson of the Sunday
following was reviewed.
The annual examination at St.
Johns College begins on Monday. The
students are hard at work preparing es-
says. etc
The Elto Socials gave "a hop at the
City Hotel last night. A large number
of the members and their friends attend
ed.
Candidates for the Naval Academy
and cadets OF the six-year class report on
Monday at the Naval Academy for the
examination which commences Tuesday.
The rain interfered with the game
OF base ball yesterday at the Naval Acad-
envy, between the Cadets aud Franklins,
OF Baltimore The latter club arrived in
the evening on tug
The Knights OF Pythias have pur-
chased from Mr.. Chas. Feldmeyer the
Wilmot property on School street near
State Circle They will at once COM
mence the erection Of a two story build
ing 10 contain lodge room and offices.
Mr. G. NJ. Jones win shortly reopen
his grocery and provision store on West
| street.
MIR. f. H. Basil received severe in
| jury yesterday by fall from the loft of
his stable near the city limits, which dis
abled him from attending TO business.
The postal telegraph messenger boys
appeared to day in new uniform of
gray and dark trimmings and regulation
buttons.
Don't fail TO attend the female base
ball game at Easiport on Saturday after
noon next at 4 o'clock Admission %
cents. A canvass tent will be erected
with seats for visitors.
The battalion OF naval cadets were
TO have given their first dress parade of
the season at the Naval Academy yester.
day afternoon, but the severe thunder
storm prevented it.
DIR. l.. G Carrico aud f. ]. Maddox,
OF the Legislature f. O. Jenkins, Geo.
| n Simms and j. T. Herbert of Charles
county. were here to-day in the interest
OF William Frere, as captain of the
Katie Hines, of the State Fishery Force.
The novelty of female base ball
| club in this city will doubtless attract
many TO witness the game on Saturday
afternoon next at PASSPORT. at 4 o'clock.
Admission % cents.
Capt. J. N. Morris, OF Rock Point,
| Charles county, has been recommended
by Hon. Barnes Compton and others for
the place OF commander of the oyster
police sloop Katie Hines.
Among those in attendance at the
| marriage OF Rev. VIM. G.. Aver and Miss
Kate Gardiner in Baltimore yesterday
were: Mrs. Chas. Russell, of j.. Mr.. and
Jr., of this city.
| Mary, the little nine year cid daugh-
ter of Charles Steuart, died yesterday af-
ternOon from congestion of the lungs.
| Her funeral took place this afternoon
| from her parents residence on Church
street and was attended by the public
school children in body, accompanied
by their teaehrs.
The oyster inspectors for Baltimore.
Annapolis, Cristield, Oxford and St.
Michaels. as designated in bill passed at
the recent session of the Legislature, will
not be appointed by the Governor before
July. Annapolis is to have one inspec-
tor at salary OF 5000 per annum. There
are large number of applicants for
the place.
I, The American Star Base Ball Club.
composed entirely of females, which have
been playing in different sections of the
country, have been engaged to play the
Annapolis nine at PASSPORT, on Saturday
| next at 4 o'clock. Admission % cents.