Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-23
LOCAL JoTTINGs.


Items Of Interest-Locai and Otherwise.
Native fish are said to be scarcer in
market than ever known before
1t is estimated that 9s 900 voters viii
register in Baltimore this year.
"A Cleveland and Stevenson Club
viii shortly be organized at Eastport.
Mr.. 5. spandsuer opened his store
this morning after the Jewish holiday.
1t is said the flowing fountain at the
Market has lost much Of its virtue OF
late.
The steamer Phlox of the Naval
Academy went 10 Baltimore yesterday
for stores.
Clerk Woodward has been told that
the idea of striking him of the registra-
ton list is a hoax.
The private schools OF the city are
all overcro wded with children, some OF
them having over 40 on roll.
"A number of young men started out
on a fishing expedition last night but re-
turned on account OF the rain.
in Frederick county 100 persons reg
| istered as voters, 25 transferred and %
stricken of on account OF death.
The order of Rechabites will hold q
meeting at the Market House on Tues
day evening next at 7.39 o'clock.
The new drug store now being fitted
up for Mr.. T. X. Green on Main street
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Nuts of all kinds are reported ex-
ceedingly scarce this year, which renders
squirrel shooting somewhat difficult.
| William Watts, an old resident of
the Fourth district, was thrown into a
deep ditch by runaway horse, receiv-
ing serious injury.
William L. Lowe was this morning
| appointed justice of the peace for the
9Th district of Talbot county. vice Thos.
I. b. Seth. failed the qualify.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Moss en-
tertained the Misses Mamie and Hattie
Luhn and Miss Cora Medley. last even
ing at their Franklin street residence.
MIR. Edgar Hutton was arrested yes
terday charged with fast driving over
Spa creek bridge. He was tried before
Justice Gassaway, who imposed fine OF
$500 and costs amounting to 50 40.
The Adams Express Company are
making large shipments daily of oysters
To the West, and as the season advances
they expect TO increase their facilities
for this particular shipment.
The office chair in the Sheriff Office
In moving the furniture from the Court
House to the Maryland Hotel, has got
mislaid, and Sheriff Claude is thinking
very seriously of getting out a search
warrant.
There will be a grand Democratic
rally of the Democracy of Annapolis and
Anne Arundel in front of the City Hotel,
on Tuesday October 4th Distinguished
speakers from abroad will address the
meeting.
The members of Excelsior Tent No
IL, |. o. r., will meet at their tent on
State Circle on Sunday evening at 40
O'Clock for the purpose of attending d.
vine services at the First M. f. Church,
Rev. w. l. Mcdowell, pastor.
AT St Phillips Parochial School the
gold medal was to-day awarded to Naomi
johnson of the Fifth Grade for scholar
ship department. average 93. The sill
yer medal to Ellen Randall of Third
Grade, average "a.
n IlduuOlu aooOu
Commander Jno. p. Heintz, of Gilva
Post, No 264, G. A. r., of New York.
are visiting Annapolis. Mr.. Heintz is
brother of Sword Master Heintz, of the
Naval Academy.
John, the eight year old son of Fer
dinand Myers. an engineer on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, whose summer
home is in Anne Arundel county, was
kicked by vicious mule and both bones
of his right forearm were broken
MIR G. c. Steuart, of the First dis
trict, has been notified of the serious ILL
ness of his wife, who is at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. Mrs. Steuart went to
Berkeley several weeks ago with the
family of Pay Director James ID. Murray
of the navy.
MIR. James M. Munroe, executor,
will sell at public auction on Saturday
afternoon, October LIST, at o'clock, at
the auction rooms of Charles II. Martin.
all the personal property of the late
Charles johnson. See ad in another
column.
MIR. r. Bley will close his store during
the Jewish New Year, until Saturday
evening when the star rises in the East.
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