Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-09
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

teetos OF 1nterest-LocAt ana Otn@fNAss
Gen. Bond was in town to-day.
Judge Jones was here to day.
Every body you meet to-day says.
''Ain't il hot as though you didn't
know 1t.
Samuel GLADDEN. Is held for q hear
ing before Justice Flood, charged with
larceny.
The commissions 10 the Anne Arun
del supervisors were left at the Court
House to-day.
WIN. r. Grooms has been cemmis-
stoned as assistant registration officer for
the fifth district OF Anne Arundel county.
The heat has been almost unbearable
to-day, in many places the thermometer
registering from % to SO degrees in the
shade
The County Commissioners were
not i'm session to-day. and very little
business was transacted at the Court
House.
IF. Eugene wathen, j. w. Stansbury
and Geo r. Warfield have been commits
stoned as supervisors of election for
Anne Arundel county.
Naval Academy cadets are prepar-
ing to go on leave Friday or Saturday.
be away until the reopening of the acad-
envy in October.
Mr.. w Paul Sweet. formerly of this
city now of the National Express COM
pany. N. Y. is spending his vacation at
Niagara Falls.
Lee Tab has come to Annapolis to
work at Sing Lees Chinese laundry In
place of D. A. Lauk, who left Sunday
for bis home in Hong Kong.
Mill Creek bridge. in the Bird dis
trict, Is reported in a very dangerous
condition, and requires the attention OF
the road supervisor of that district.
"A young lady who went out sailing
the other day described the bow and stern
of the boat as "the point and the blunt. "
This definition is forcible. but hardly
nautical.
/ A jealous mind without meekness Is
| like ship in storm. in danger OF wrecks
| A meek mind without zeal Is like ship
| In calm, that moves not as fast as IT
ought.
| The State sehooners Folly and Daisy
/ ATcncI UANt lClt AaiAWoy 0ltCA
having received repairs. The police
sloop Katie Hines is having her hull
scraped at the railway.
| People who think that the newspa-
per is the place in which to air their
| grievances, are very much mistaken.
| The newspaper has nothing to do with
private grievances.
The first installment of melons and
canteleups this season was left at the
| CAPITAL. office to-day by Mr.. G. K. Rem.
sen, of North Severn, which were high
ly enjoyed by the employees.
The Charles county commissioners
have asked the State Tax Commissioners
for duplicate certificate of valuation of
corporation in that county, the first &C
count having been destroyed by fire.
1t was Richard Stewart, colored,
that was arrested and committed to jail
for selling liquor on Sunday at Chestnut
Grove, and not Richard L. Stewart,
white, of Charles street as many sup
posed.
Walter Wallace. colored. was COM
mitted to the House of Correction this
| morning by Justice Gassaway, for three
months for the larceny OF watch and
chain the property of Robert Barnes.
DIR. Ward. State vetinary surgeon
came to Annapolis and examined the
livery stable of Edgar Hutton. He pro
nounced one of the horses to have mild
| form of distemper. The disease, he says
| Is prevalent in other localities.
Secretary of State Foster said yes.
terday the report of Governor Brown o.
Maryland, on the case of the arrest Of
DR.. Georg. attache of the Swiss legation
In Washington, had not reached the
State Department, and there was as yet
nothing to add 10 what had already been
published regarding the matter.
President Fell and wife. of st. John's
| College, are guests of Governor and Mrs
Jackson at the Oaks" Salisbury. The
jackson family win reopen their cottage
at Ocean City tomorrow and entertain
their guests there instead Of in Salisbury
where 1t is excessively hot at present.
Great bargains in Hats, trimmed and
untrimmed, we are selling at half price.
Call and see for yourselves at Mas. GARD
NRR's millinery and fancy store, "a Main
street.