Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-18
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Items of Interest--LocAl and Otherwise.
-"All's well that ends swell" Il the
motto of those who are after the politi.
cal offices
1T is reported that on April lst a re.
duction OF fifty cents ton on coal will
take place.
Easter novelties and attractions will
soon be making their appearance in the
store windows.
Anybody can take cold these DAYS,
put the trouble comes Ia when you want
to dispose OF it.
business was seldom known to be
more depressed or money scarcer than
at the present time.
1t is never too late TO mend. This
ls why the cobbler never has your boots
done at the time promised
The novelty of the new Columbian
postage stamp has worn of, and people
are again asking for the old style staup.
The snow that covered the ground
this morning disappeared during the
day almost as fast as II fell last evening.
-DeKalb Lodge, l. o H., will meet
on Monday night at the Rooms of the Y.
NJ G A IN
Governor Brown was "a great deal
better yesterday, and 1t is believed he
viii soon be out.
The examination for promotion of
scholars in the public schools will begin
on Monday next, in the School building
on Green street. Parents should show
their interest in the public schools by
giving their presence on these occasions.
Ex-Gov f. Z. Jackson, of MARYLAND
and wife, are at Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Jackson has been Ill, but is improv.
ing.
According to the old prophets pre-.
dictions we shall have bountiful fruit
year as much ice was on the trees this
winter.
If every man would pay as he goes
what an amount of money 1t would ket D
in circulation and how much trouble
and loss Il would avert
Pat and Shelah were conspicuously
displayed this morning on top OF the
FISH market, where their grotisQue ap
pearance attracted much attention.
The Rev. Decatur Morgan, of St.
Philips Chapel, continues to improve in
health. but is not yet able TO see his
friends.
The johns Hopkins University Ban
10 and Mandolin Club will give q vocal
and instrumental concert at the Naval
Academy this evening.
gE-The "Deestrick Skule" win be
given Monday evening next at O'Clock
by the Epworth League of the First NJ.
e. Church. 20 scholars. Go and enjoy
an evening of fun and pleasure.
AN interesting programme of vocal
and literary exercises was given by the
scholars of Stanton school at its CLOSE
on Friday evening, consisting of read
ing, recitations, singing. etc.
The SUNDAY school Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church will
celebrate its anniversary In the Church
tomorrow night, at which time an In
teresting programme will be given.
Hon. ]. w. Randall, Chaplain H H.
Clark of the Navy and president e. s.
Riley of the Central Association, with
others, will address the Y. NJ. G A.
meeting tomorrow, at -four o'clock, at
the First NJ. Z. Church.
The two figures-Patty and Shelah
displayed from the fish market this
morning, were taken by some persons
for the wind signals that have been an
nounced to be displayed in that neigh
borhood soon.
Mr. Henry A Penny, Jr., contrac
tor residing at Guilford, In the sixth dis
81 90 ri nj al ~
injured at Annapolis Junction, yester-
day. A team that he was driving be-
came frightened and threw him to the
ground. one of the horses treading on
him
Hay-The old time country school in
the lecture room of the First nj. E.
huIch, Monday eUtning next. Go and
see the little (D boys and girls in their
costumes of the good old days of long
ago