Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-07
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Items OF Intersst-LoeAI and Otherwise
The Easter card is now clam oring
for attention.
"A fashionable shade OF silk is called
struggled gray"
The days viii now gradually increase
in length until June 21st.
1T costs big money to clover the fields
this year Seed has been high
Never let your curiosity get the bet
ter Of your discretion.
The coming spring bonnet viii out
shine all the millinery of the past ages.
Painters, paper hangers and white
wash artists will soon hs in demand.
-"All my reports go with the modest
truth. No more nor clipped. but so"
Bradycrotine always cures all headaches
at all times.
Take care of your health while you
have II 1t Is much easier TO keep well
than to get well.
The little onion will soon spring
forth in all its strength.
Several marriages are booked for
Immediately after Easter.
-Excursionists are beginning to look
up dates for summer excursions.
We can scarcely realize that flies,
fans, linen coats, straw hats, etc. will
put In an appearance before many moons.
The next notable day will be Good
Friday April 18th.
Tag Fine Easter Eggs of every descrip.
ton at b. WIEGARD's, State House Cir
Gle. Pure and entirely freq from aduter
alton.
u. Guy Thompson has been appoint
ed messenger to the Court of Appeals
with salary of 5000 year.
"A substantial bridge has been erect
ed over Magothy Run at Elvaton by
Grafton Boone, supervisor of public
roads.
The regular semi monthly loung
Peoples meeting will be held in Wesley
Chapel NJ + Church this Friday night
at o'clock.
The board of Governors and Visitors
OF ST. Johns College have elected Spen.
Ger G. Jones as one OF the board vice DIR.
t. Barton Bruno. deceased.
Mrs. 4. b. Gardiner will have her
spring opening on Thursday and Friday,
April 7th and 9Th The public are invi-
ted
The schooner Mary Freeland. at An
napolis from Parker's Head with ice, will
60 TO Baltimore TO await charter.
The State oyster police steamer GOV
II. M. McLane, Capt. Turner, arrived in
Baltimore for stores yesterday.
I'm March 0,105 immigrants were
landed at the port of Baltimore, being
an increase of 2,915 persons over the
same period of 1891.
The Bay Ridge steamer Columbia Is
receiving thorough overhauling to pre-
pare for the coming excursion season,
GB-Large assortment of Easter rabbits
at b. WIReARD's, State Circle.
The cry Of Hammer On"and Here's
Your Place" reminds us that Easter is
not far distant.
The pretty, little fragrant trailing
arbutus Is now taking courage to put
forth its bright and fragrant blossoms
Gates remaining partly open along
bhC sLSSt Vh doi n Aib hsSt "'S N@A . ~ N'S
to pedestrians.
AT consultation of the judges of
the Court of Appeals last night several
motions were disposed of. Two cases
were considered, in both which opinions
were filed to day.
Brooklyn Graded School, in Anne
Arundel county, Maj r. w. Eubank
principal, celebrated Arbor day by songs
and recitations. Seven trees were set on
the streets near by.
Since the decision of the board of APP
peals of the republican State central
committee in favor of the Tuck prima-
ries in Anne Arundel county, the Pether-
bridge faction will contest at the prima-
ries called by DR.. Tuck for the 10th In
slant. The Petherbridge primaries had
been called for a week later.
Father Firle assistant rector of st.
James Catholic Church, Baltimore. closed
his twenty fifth year redemptorist
father yesterday. He studied at Annapo-
lis where he was stationed for some
time.
The illustrated lecture tonight at
st. Johns College, will be well worth
seeing and hearing.
If you would have an enjoyable time
drop in at the old City Hotel, to night,
and witness novel literary entertain
ment by the young ladies of the Presby-
terrain Church. Admission 10 cents.
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