Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-17
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

items of Interesf-T.ocAi and Otherwise
Keep cool. IL you can't keep cool.
keep cool as you can
Ex-SheriT Thomas s. Nutxeil Is still
In \ critical condition.
Mr.. Louis Knackstedt is i'll at his
residence on Maryland Avenue.
Gen. Seth and Miss Mary r. Walker
are to be married at Easton, June %
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A Basil. Of Eastport. died yesterday.
The CAPITAL viii have a full account
OF the Democratic convention next week.
"A Keely institute for the cure of
drunkenness will be opened shortly In
Hagerstown.
The Naval Academy tender Phlox
was In Baltimore from Annapolis for
stores yesterday
The Young Peoples Society of Wes-
ley Chapel NJ + Church will be held at
. =. NJ. this evening.
"A full and correct report of the DEM
ocratic convention viii be given in next
weeks CAPITAL.
Two new pneumatic Rambler bicy
cles were seen on our streets to-day be-
ing owned by citizens
The Maryland and Virginia oyster
commission will make an inspection of
the oyster grounds July IA.
"A representative of the Philadelphia
Inquirer arrived in Annapolis this morn
ing on an American Rambler pneumatic
bicycle.
"A party of ladies were given a de-
lightful sail on the bay last night on the
sloop Annie Cleveland" Capt. Harry
Russell.
The Rev. DIR. NJ. G. Gabrielian, of
Philadelphia, will preach both morning
and evening at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
Secretary of State LeCompte has re-
ceiyed and placed on file the official nomi
nation by the recent democratic State
convention of the eight presidential cleo
tors of Maryland.
DR. Thomas Fell and Prof g. w.
Coates, of 81. Johns College. will ad
dress public meeting, to be held in Nc
Dowell Hall on the 23rd instant, on the
subject of University Extension"
Commander VIM. III. Gibbs and Sc
nior vice commander Nj. NJ easier, of
Colonel Emory Upton Camp, Sons of
Veterans, have returned from the division
encampment, held at Frederick Mary
land.
Mr.. George w. Hyde. father of Geo.
w. Hyde, Jr ex-member of the Legisla
ture, has been very i'll for several weeks
lie is in his ninetieth year and his only
nourishment is a small quantity of milk
each day.
The Mission Sunday school. in
charge of the lady teachers, spent the
day in a pic mic on the banks of the
Severn. In the grove at West Annapolis.
The party left the Short Line depot at
8 40 and returned in the evening.
The certificate of consolidation of the
Baltimore Union Passenger Railway
Company. the Baltimore and Hampton
RailwayCompany and the Highlandtown
and PointBreeze Company was filed with
the secretary of State. The capital stock
is 81 100000.
MIR. J. G. Sims, State secretary of the
Y. NJ. G.. A will visit the Annapolis As
ISOLATION this evening. A very impor-
tant question and of much interest to
the work in this city is the object of Mr.
Sims visit and every member should be
in attendance.
Samuel M. PARROT has sold his farm
in the 9Th district of Anne Arundel to
Mr.. st Clair. of Washington, who pro
poses to improve the property, which
has a water front, for the purpose of a
summer resort. The price paid was So.
o00
MIR. N. p. Watts. of Odenton, is said
to have refused handsome offer for his
property at O1enton. The commission
ers appointed to locate polling place in
the fourth district have not yet decided
what land to purchase, as big prices are
asked.
Ray~Pratt's Deodorized Gasoline, at
II cents per gallon.
Good Tub Butter at 90 cents per pound
Best Print Butter, % cents per pound at
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