Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-23
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

Mr.. John Nc usker has resigned as
machinist at the Naval Academy.
We have had plenty OF winter the
past few weeks, and sleighing is at a
discount.
Mrs. Governor Browns coming re-
ceptions is the all-absorbing question
with the society people
Those who have horse and sleigh
| OF their own are determined to get all
out OF the snow falls this winter they
can.
The CAPITALS Calendar with the
signal flags is the most popular Calen-
dar out. Call at the office and get one
free of charge
The legislature has adjourned over
until 8 o'clock Tuesday night.
Since the new State officers have
taken charge of their respective officers,
the old employees wonder who will be
the first TO go.
The small boy of Annapolis put
in full time this week catching onto
sleighs and sleds
1t takes a large winter supply of
self-eontrol to walk over the slippery
side walks these mornings.
1T was once melancholy thing to
say He Is losing his grip" Now it is
glad tidings Of great JOY.
The days are beginning to lengthen
out. Daylight comes a few minutes ear
lier than 1t did week ago.
The girls are now casting their eyes
about TO see which of the boys can sport
the finest cutter.
-Bradycrotine is blessing to the
Headache sufferers
Mrs. f. b. Gardiner, is offering great
bargains in millinery and fancy goods,
TO make room for spring stock.
There are two kinds of dogs, the
good kind which belongs to yourself and
the worthless cur that is kept by your
neighbor.
| Flesh fish now adorn the stands, and
as an offset to pudding and sausage they
are quite toothsome.
Governor and Mrs. Brown will en-
terrain the Judges of the Court of APP
peals at dinner at the Executive Man
sion Tuesday, January 26.
William Chase Barney, descendant
of the Chases, of Annapolis, died at his
residence in Baltimore yesterday.
The Mayor and City solicitor of
| Baltimore, will come to Annapolis next
| Wednesday in the interest of bill to
| impose rent upon telegraph and tele-
phone pole owners for the use OF the
streets,
lII-When the Legislature meets next
week it is said the minor appointments
for the Legislature will be disposed of.
The number of dredging licenses is
sued at the State Comptroller's office
during the year was 7SS
IS. w. Trew resident manager OF the
American Press Association, Philadel-
phia, was in Annapolis to-day and call
ed at the CAPITAL office.
While Governor Brown was in Bal
timore 10 day looking after some OF his
streets shopping.
Governor Jackson is at THE Oaks"
his home, Salisbury, Md, surrounded by
his interesting family, resting from his
labors. He has no one to centure tor
his defeat in the senatorship contest.
After remaining in for week or
more on account Of the weather, num-
Der of oystermen Ventured through the
ice to-day to try their hands at longing.
Oysters are bringing good price.
Ice extended from the Magothy riv
err to the entrance of Baltimore harbor,
ranging from half an inch to an inch
thick. Several small lumber vessels
showed considerable chatting from con-
tact with the ice, but no FERROUS damage
was reported.
%. p. Baker and James p Bannon,
counsel for John w. Humphrey and 9th
ers, whose claims against the j. j. Mich
olson Bank, aggregate SIS 356,So. allege
in their bill the mental incapacity OF Mr.
Nicholson to make valid deed OF trust.
They also want the deed set aside and
receiver appointed.
The monitor Passaic was placed In
the dry dock at the Norfolk navy yard
Yesterday TO have her bottom overhaul
ed. and workmen have commenced re-
pairs TO her machinery Several of the
James river monitors are expected at
the yard in few days, in tow OF the Y.
s. "Standish, of the Naval Academy.
Mrs. K B Gardiner, is selling out at
cost her present stock in millinery and
fancy goods 10 make room for spring
goods.
The Woonsocket Cork Sole Rubber
Boots. the best ever made for comfort
and health, c. A. Brady, West street.
Have you the swell head' Bradycro
tine will cure ii.