Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-11
LOCAL JoTTrNGs.


Trans OF Tatersst-LoeaI ana otherwise
1t was down TO zero last night
The coal man smiles this weather.
Vas your hydIant frozen last nigh,g
The pumps were in demand this
morning.
Governor Brown was not here to-
There was great demand for the
plumber this mornipg
1t was TOO cold last night for the
boys TO indulge in their coasling sport.
Mr.. G. A. Crandall, entertained a
number Of friends at terrapin supper
last night at Bonds restaurant.
The Court of Appeals got through
with arguments this afternoon shortly
after half-past two.
1t is estimated that four Thousand
oystermen are idle in MARYLAND. by rea-
son of the severe freeze.
Many Of the cutters of the city are
blockaded with ice and snow which
should be opened before the thaw comes.
"A good audience was present last
night at the entertainment given at ST
Mary's Hall by the school children.
The woman's Auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. G. A held a meeting this afternoon
In the rooms OF the Association on Main
street
Rev j. D. Rayheld, pastor OF East
port Baptist Church received a call from
Homecoming, Aliegany county. but de-
clined.
The cold weather reached its climax
last night when the thermometer fen TO
50. This Is the coolest it has reach ed la
this latitude.
Men are in Chestertown endeavor.
ing 10 purchase tie scaffold on which
the eight murders are To hang 10 exhibit
it at the Worlds Fair
In Caroline county the thermometer
registered nearly zero The Choptank
and Tuckahoe rivers are frozen over, the
Ice being over 6 inches thick
--Rev. William Parsons has assumed
the pastoraie of Crisp Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, Brooklyn, Anne Arundel
county.
Naval Cadet M. X Johnson has bsen
f.
| Naval Cadet l. + James is ON trial for
hazing.
The report of the city treasurer for
December 1892. shows that Annapolis
closed mp its fiscal year with q balance
OF 1880 81. In 1891 it had balance of
$s24
In ST. Philips school room this ev-
ening at eight o'clock, Mrs. Morgan's
lecture on: "Tbe Color Violet in the
service of the Church
The severe cold weather last night
completely closed the harbor TO naviga
ton. and all vessels are locked in The
ice bound embrace of the king of win.
ter.
1t is now pretty certain that Gov.
Brown will not interfere with the laws
course in the DR.. Hill murdersrs who
will be executed at Chestertown on Fri
day.
i have been troubled with chronic
catarrh for years. Ely's Cream Balm is
the only remedy among the many that
have used that affords me relief. e. w.
Willard, Druggist, Joliet, Ill.
STAFF Captsin and Mrs. ]. N Parker
of the Salvation Army, will visit the An
napolis Corps on Saturday and Sunday
next, January 14th and 10th, and assist
in the services at the Barracks on the
above days,
Capt Hartge, of the Daisy Archer,
arrived in Annapolis to-day after provi-
sions The steamer Gov. Thomas. Capt.
| Howard took the supplies to the Archer.
The May Brown arrived and Capt. Mar
| tin reports plenty of ice Coal was
carried to the schooner w. L. Willing.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Mamie Hughlett, of Trappe,
Talbot county, well.known in Annapo-
| lis, 10 Mr.. VIM. IL Richardson. Jr., OF
the reportorial staff of the Baltimore
Sun, to take place at st Paups Church,
Trappe, on Wednesday next.