Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-07-06
LOCAL JoTTINGs. =

Items OF Interest-LocaI and Otherwise
"A little child of Mr.. George Tydings
was bitten on the leg yesterday by VI
cious dog.
The regular monthly meeting of the
House of Correction directors viii take
place tomorrow.
During the past month S4S deaths
occurred In Baltimore city,an increase Of
1913 over the month of May.
--Annapo is Is now passing through
its midsummer hey-daY, and very little
business activity is visible
Gov. Brown left to-day to attend a
meeting of the board OF trustees of the
Maryland Agricultural College.
County Treasurer Owens is prepar-
ing his tax bills add will shortly visit the
several districts to make collections.
-R. E. Fisher, of Caroline county, has
been appointed by State Librarian Gadd
clerk in his Office, vice Fenton Duyal
E-During the season just past there
were "a 900 cells taken at the different
receiving stations on the Wicomico river
During the firing of a salute by one
of the yachting party in the harbor this
morning the small brass cannon fell over
board.
The old State House Hill and the
rotunda and interior of the building gen.
orally, never presented more inviting
appearance.
What has become OF the music stand
from which the Cornet Band used to dis
course enlivening music In front of the
City Hotel?
The little daughter of George Davis,
of Maryland avenue. fell out of a milk
wagon yesterday and was brought home
unconscious
Lieut.. Galloway, assistant to the
commandment of cadets. Naval Academy,
left Yesterday for duty on the monitor
Miantohomah.
Mr.. Edward M. HALEY, formerly
M. Miller, of Frederick county, were
married to day.
The flowing fountain at the market
has become quite popular with anumber
of our citizens who frequent 1t quite
often during the day.
j. G. Bannon, Secretary and Exami-
ner of the public schools of Anne Arun-
del is at the Blue Mountain House, at
tending the Teachers Convention.
The Rev. William Paret, Bishop of
Maryland, will spend the month of July
and August in Europe. He left this
morning from New York for London.
According TO the weather bulletin
just issued the heavy storms of the past
week slightly damaged fruit and crops
in Southern, Eastern and North Central
Maryland.
The man that will order daily pa
per sent to his residence and have it left
by the carrier boy for one year and four
months and refuse to pay for 1t, should
be published.
it-Mr. e. t. Davis. representing the
Collier Publishing Company, of New
\ ork, is in our city soliciting subscrip-
tions for the Lakeside edition of Feni-
more Cooper's Works.
The County Commissioners have
given orders TO the supervisors TO stop
all work in their respective districts as
soon as they reach the amount of $24O
allotted TO each district.
III Was thtS
that lady passenger on the steamer
Emma Giles attempted to jump over
board, but upon inquiry 1t is said there
was no truth In the report.
If any person knows himself indebt-
ed to the publisher of this paper for sub
scription-(and we are sure some do)they
would greatly oblige both the publisher
and the agent by settling up.
"A party of gentlemen thought they
would spend the 4th fishing up theSevern
and started out early that morning. They
returned In the evening with AZ cells, 10
cats and toads as their days reward.
Through Lawyer r. E. King di.
vorce a vinculo matrimoni has been
granted by Judge Jones, of the Anne
Arundel Court, to George w. Stuard
from his wife, Lofty Stuard, to whom he
was married in Baltimore in 1880.
R6@Pratt's Deodorized Gasoline, at
IL DENTS per gallon.
Good Tub Butter at 90 cents per pound
Best Print Butter, % cents per pound at
r. II. MAGRUDER s. Cos.
Medical Testimony.