Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.


items Of Intereet-T.ocai and Otherwise
Bay Ridge closes tomorrow for the
season
John Byus, of Brooklyn, this coun-
ty, died yesterday.
An influenza OF grip type is pre-
vailing TO some extent in this city.
The registration officers will open
on the 18Th. Goth and 2lst OF September.
"A large force of workmen are en-
gagged laying sewer pipe on College av-
enue.
After Tuesday the late mail train
leaving Annapolis at 7.l5 z. NJ, will be
discontinued.
The several camp meetings now be-
ing held in this section. were all largely
attended on Sunday.
Many of our well to do citizens are
now preparing for the winter months by
filling their coal bins.
Stanton Public School, colored, T.
A. Thompson, principal, re-opened to-
day with 1876 pupils
The police will commence to-day a
mouse 10 mouse DtCllbu III AhC H0uA-
tary condition of all premises.
Fishing with hook and line is very
poor sport this season, but few of the
finny tribe being caught.
This Is the season when trespassers
exhaust the patience of farmers. We
print the warning notices cheaply.
Arrangements viii be made for the
county convention, w. c. T.. U. TO be
held here the last week of September.
Owing to the illness of the pastor.
Rev f. Reh. no services were held al the
German Lutheran Church yesterday.
The colored camp near Camp Parole
which closed last night was largely at
tended by white persons from this city.
1892 will go down into history as a
record-smashing year. Even In the
matter of strikes it is bound to take the
lead.
The nights are becoming perceptibly
longer, while the days are growing to
the other extreme. Soon they will be
getting equal.
August may be the last summer
month, according to the calendar. but
Old Sol occasionally gives September a
touch of his thermic power.
The Prohibition meeting at the Mar
ket House tonight. will be addressed by
Mr. John N. Parker and Rev. 4. t.
Mowbray. of Baltimore and Others
The schooner Irene, Of Baltimore,
from Patuxent. with $4,000 bricks to
A e. "a
Temple.
Rev. DR.. George w. Bryant. COM
missioner of the National Emancipation
Monument Association, preached at Mt.
Moriah African Methodist Church yes
terdav.
"A young couple at Bay Ridge yes
terday, from Philadelphia. endeavored
to procure a minister to unite them in
bonds of matrimony, but was not sue
cessiul, and took the train for Washing
ton.
The Washington Post of Saturday
says Charles Boldt came from An
napolis with pistol. He got drunk and
was arrested, and in the police court yes
terday sentence of $50 or three months
in Jail was imposed.
TIL immigrants landing in Baltimore
during August we're 1927, being COM
posed of the following nationalities
Austria. 21S; Bohemia. 1S9; Denmark, 5;
Norway 4; Poland. 80; Russia, 628; Swe-
den, 53, Switzerland, 1.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their annual meeting
for the election of officers, and for the
transaction of other important business,
in the rooms of the Y. nj. G. A., Wednes-
day afternoon of this week at o'clock.
A full attendance is very earnestly de-
sired.
"A Cleveland, Stevenson and Comp
ton Club organized at Obligation, in the
first district, this county on Saturday.
Mr. NJ. Tilghman Howard was elected
president, Dr. @. Morris Cheston and
Major A. b Best, Weep presidents and
5. Roland White, as secretary.
The best School Slice in the market
At Brooks4s Bartons. Main street
MISS CAN'T
viii reopen her school. 17West street, on