Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

u.,ns of Interest-LocaI and Otherwise
Several people broke through the ice
70 day
ST Johns College reopened to-day
with full attendance
An the public and private schools
Te-opened to-day after the Christmas
holidays.
"A libel has been placed on the schoon-
er Maggie POhler. The case will be tried
IN Baltimore.
Mr.. James Munroe, one of our most
prominent merchants is reported 10 be
quite III at his residence.
Anne Arundel's proportion in the
quarterly distribution of the school tax
Is the same as last quarter.
"A number Of county people came to
town TO day. including DIR. C. Morris
Chester, from the first district.
The color for the class OF Naval Ca
diets Of 1893. the Baltimore Sun's An
naPolis correspondent says is maroon
and white.
Severn Division No. s, U II X. of
i. gave the second annual drill and ball
last night at the Assembly Rooms.
Oliver Perry, captain of the special
oyster police boat for Tangier's Sound
district, has resigned.
"A tenement house on the farm of
DIR. Barchett, in the Third district, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night with
all Of its contents.
The new Schroeder guns for the yes
sells ~ 40 gtata fcharu fOrpo lava arri-
we'd In Annapolis. and will be put imme-
dlately in the vessels for which they are
intended.
The sunken and disabled schooner
Maggie Pohler, was taken to the Naval
Academy's wharf where she was pump
ed out with the assistance of of steam
engine.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held 10 morrow afternoon at four
o'clock, in the lecture room of the First
NJ. +. Church.
Louis Wade. the young son of Will
liam Wade, near Glen Burnie, was very
seriously burned by ire-crackers during
the holidays. Surgical attendance was
rendered by DIR. Thomas II. Brayshaw.
= Notwithstanding the heavy rain that
lei all day Sunday, the creeks and ponds
adjacent TO the city were sufficiently
strong TO bear skaters and they were out
IN i1rce all day yesterday.
MIR. seebohm. organist at the Ger
man Lutheran Church, has accepted "a
position in New York, as bookkeeper.
hiss Augusta Smith, has been appoin-
,ed organist to the Church, to succeed
Mr. seebohm.
The County Commissioners met to-
Gay but did no business of importance
beyond the passing of few bills. The
adjustments OF the insolvencies of the
IA,e treasurer Baldwin will come up at
Atature meeting OF the Board.
Tile school Examiner has notified all
me teachers in the county that all chill
uIen attending the pbulic school must
fascinated under an order by the school
ooard' and that all children must be
.ompelled 10 attend the school nearest
their home.
-Messrs. Moss and Wathan. the new
pIopueiors OF the Maryland Republican,
nave taken full charge of that journal
ahu can be found at the Office on Glou-
eesler street The CAPITAL, extends the
compliments of the season TO the new
81 liopreiors, and wishes them success
iu' ana prosperous new year.
-lfs County Commissioners and Or
pAshs Court were both in session to-day
~ transacted the business of their res
ieeuIe offices. The commissioners have
y en TOT some time adjusting the insol
st uSies oil late County Treasurer Bald