Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-14
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

Items OF Tnterest-LocaI aud Otherwise
-Of all sad words of tongue or pen.
the saddest are these. "it might have
Ben"
were all well attended, and the day was
perfect one for church going.
The Mayor and City Council meet
to night in regular session. when it Is
said the much-vexed question of Market
Master will be finally settled
The Magnolia, a beautiful steam
yacht from Newport, for Florida. stopped
at Annapolis yesterday.
An informal hop was given at the
Naval Academy Saturday night. 1t was
attended by citizens and residents of the
Naval Academy.
Included in the congregation at the
PASSPORT Baptist Church last night.
were large number of the members of
the Rechabite order.
The press says that the Moss Jolli-
ties have become famous throughout the
country as they do just what they adyer-
tise.
Mr.. Edward Bright, killed on Satur-
day night, below Jackets Point, several
wild geese
Mr. John Duffy led the five o'clock
noon. The meeting was very interesting
and large audience was present.
p0Use Green's Bronchial Pastilles,
for Hosrseness, Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds. 10 cents.
Mr. Harry j. Hopkins, clerk in the
Comptroller's Office who went TO Talbot
TO vote, TO return after Cleyeland's cleo
ton, desires us to announce that he re-
turned ON time.
Don't fail to hear the open air must
cal concert by thorough musicians, the
Moss family in front of the Opera House
this evening. Reserved seats are nearly
! all sold
All the returns have been received
at the State Department except those OF
Baltimore city, Allegany, Kent, and
Queen Anne's counties.
The Moss Jollities are the leading
pioneers OF Musical Comedy, and the
only company travelling introducing a
Qdintette of Saxophones.
The committee appointed on Satur-
day to procure torches and lante ems for
the celebration of the democratic victory
on next Friday night, left here this
morning for Baltimore.
Don't fail to see the Moss Jollities in
Quick Match" at the Opera House to-
night. 1t is one of the brightest and
most sparkling musical comedies. 1t is
immensely funny. 1t is positively origi-
nal, and is novel in conception.
The Moss Family which appear here
to- night at the Masonic Opera House for
the first time is musical treat which
our citizens should not miss.
The Moss Jollity Family which give
their first performance at the Masonic
Opera House tonight are pronounced
the "Seven Musical Wonders"
The Presbyterian Sunday School
held temperance meeting Yesterday af-
lernoon. Miss Claude Cox gave read
ing. followed by remarks by Mr. Har-
Dough.
Miss Barbara Horn, of Baltimore,
having died suddenly under suspicious
circumstances, aud the body inferred in
Holy Cross Cemetary near Brooklyn
Anne Arundel county. was exhumed on
Saturday night and taken to the morgue,
| where pOSt-mortem was nelu WhlCh AC-
vealed the fact that she died from heart
disease.
There was left at the CAPITAL to-day
by Adams Express agent, Jas Herring, q
full pod of cotton, grown by Mr.. Robert
Shaw. at Odentou, from the cotton seed.
Mr.. Shaw picked the seeds from some
bales of cotton on the cars at Odenton.
and plantad them in his garden, all OF
which came TO maturity, and were pro-
nounced as perfect as those grown in
the South,
Some of the choicest :bullding lots
at Murray Hill are sold. Parties are
examining others and continued sales
are in prospect. Remember the auc-
ton next Friday.
E% Rattle at John Nason's on Thanks
cling day at p. NJ. Silver Watch and
Gold Chain Only few chances left.