Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-15
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

LOCAL JOTTINGS.
items Of Inierest-LocAl and Otherwise
Five services were held at ST. Anne s
Church to-day
The dockets OF the April term of
Court which meets next Monday, stands
as follows Appeal docket, 30 cases;
trial docket, 70 cases; appearance dock
ct, 65 cases
"A meeting of the Republicans is call
ed for tonight at the Opera House TO
take steps to secure delegation 10 the
convention favorable to j. Writ Ran
dali
BaTAnnapolis Agency for Hugler's
Celebrated CaHdtes. b WIEeARD's.
The Georgetown base ball club and
Naval Cadets will play tomorrow at the
Naval Academy.
Services appropriate TO Good Friday
were observed TO day in the Catholic,
First NJ. f and Episcopal Churches.
business was generally suspended at the
State House
Jerome A. Cox, of Preston, Caroline
county. and Miss Lillian Rockhold,
daughter Of Elijah Rockhold, of Anne
Arundel, are soon TO be married.
The Queen Anne's Advocate, a news
paper published in Centreville, has sus-
pended and the plant has been sod to
the Observer and Record.
Grain clearances from Baltimore
yesterday were 73,968 bushels of rye, SIS,
400 of wheat and "a, 200 of corn.
Mr. Eugene w. Heyde. a graduate
of st. Johns College, and son of Rev.
DIR. Heyde, former pastor OF Wesley
Chapel church, graduated from the Uni
versitY of Maryland yesterday.
AT meeting of the Imperial Life
Insurance Company of Baltimore city,
elected one of the officers.
ELarge assortment of Easter Rabbits
al b. WIEGARD's, State Circle.
EW- See G. p. Knights advertisement
of New Jersey, Liquid Enamel Paint
the best in the world, mixed ready for
use.
1t is said that the party lines will be
drawn at the coming Democratic prima-
ries on all "kickers" at the last election,
and their right to vote challenged.
tE See G p. Rights advertisement
of New Jersey, Liquid Enamel Paint
the best in the world, mixed ready for
use.
Gentlemen contemplating getting
Spring suits. should not fail to call on
b. Weyforth q Sons. merchant tailors,
217 n Paca street, Baltimore. A large
assortment of cassimers to select from.
George Hotter. tobacconist, will Of
fer at public auction tomorrow night at
his store, corner Prince George and Ran
dell streets. his stock Of tobacco and CT
gars. A good opportunity for smokers
and chewers to get bargains.
GB- Easter Goods Just reeeioed at B.
WIEGARD's Confectionery, State Circle
The Governor yesterday RENTED the
fine of $25 imposed on Harry Tyler, mas
ter of the schooner BERTHE, and Lloyd
Gladding, master of the schooner Allen
NJ. for a violation of the Gull law.
james Revell has been appointed
chairman and James M. Munroe, secre-
tary of the commission named by the
Legislature to remodel the Anne Arun-
utl COURT uOusS.
BY amending section 166 of the Aus
tralian law. affecting qualification of
election supervisors, the present super
visors are legislated out of office, neces-
stating other nominations for these pc
sitions to be made by the Governor.
The largest number of immigrants
ever landed from one ship in Ameri.
ca from foreign land was that in Balti-
more yesterday, when the steamer Olden-
burn, from Bremen. landed over 2,493
men, women and children,
MIR. G G. Campbell, of Camphells
Cotton Compress Co.. city of Cincinna-
IT, Ohio, writes: Everybody finds re-
lief shortly after using Bradycrotine for
headache"
MIR. e. A. Seidwitz, the florists, has q
fine display of beautiful flowers just
suited for Easter, and his sales have been
greatly increased in the past few days
Lovers of the beautiful should not fail
TO give him call.
eE- Fine Easter Eggs of every descrip
ton at b. WIEeARD's, State House Cir
Gle Pure and entirely fre9sfrom aduter
alton.