Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25
LOCAL JoTT1Nas.

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itAms of Interest--Locai and o.,,er..t..
THE weather predictions are Tor clear
and warmer weather
There was very little poultry in the
high M
There will be lots of Democratic ap
pointments soon and many more dis
appointments
Keep lookout for the loose brick
on the chimney-top and the loose brick
in the sidewalk
Eggs are getting plentiful and cor.
Tespondingly cheaper. and now sell at
10 cents per dozen.
Governor Brown was so much better
yesterday that he was able to sit up in
bed and sign checks
Farmers at and near Jacksonville
sold their lambs at $4 and s. apiece to
Baltimore butchers.
Honesty is the best policy, because it
Is the only policy which insures against
loss OF character.
The year 1893 began on a Sunday.
and it will finish on Sunday, so ii will
contain 50 Sundays.
"A number of church choirs are bus
lily engaged rehearsing appropriate and
attractive Easter music.
Grain clearances from Baltimore yes
terday were 1883 bushels OF whe at
and IL, 14' bushels of corn
"A dog fight on the street will often
1F44E a hiUUQr arnxud huu ha al
quent orator can command.
The days are getting delightfully."-
longer, and thsrS is material diminu-
ton in coal oil and gas bills.
All the traces of winter have disap-
peared, and we have entered into the
yernal season in good earnest.
The martins come at Easter, 1t is
claimed; and we are told not to look for
settled weather until they arrive.
The Boston Banjo Quartette Club
will give an entertainment at the Naval
Academy this evening at 8 O'Clock
This year there will be two eclipses
OF the sun, one Sunday, April 10Th, and
the second en- Monday, October 9th.
Notwithstanding the many changes
4 III AhC lining III OACSb-
es still continues to be the pretty girl.
The spring hat question is begin
ming to tickle the female mind. Easter
Sunday is expected to bring them out.
When some people set bad examples
they are sure To be followed; whereas =
good example has but few imitators.
Things are not always what they APP.
| pear To be-that Is the reason why so
many young mems watch chains are not
gold.
The 2lst of March is the proper end
| of winter, the almanacs and weather
prophets TO the contrary notwithstand
Ing.
What has become of our worlds ma
val review committee that was appoin-
ted some time ago to visit Washing
toni
Mr. Richard Baldwin, of Waterbury,
Anne Arundel county, has filed an APP
| plication for internal revenue collec-
tor
--Skirmish drill, boats and ordnance
on the steamtug Standish were among
the practical exercises of the cadets of
the Naval Academy this week.
| The sudden changes In the weather
| at this season of the year are very try.
| ing upon weak constitutions. Colds and
pneumonia are very prevalent.
| Spring work in the gardens will
| soon commence. such as cleaning up the
| rubbish, etc. In few more weeks spring
| in all its beauty will be with us
The proprietors of the Maryland Ho
(Nlr.a1
cester street entrance which will be quite
an improvement to that building.
A tablespoonful of salt In your ker.
osene lamp will prevent that disagree.
able oder which will sometimes pervadt
a room in spite of the utmost cleanli
ness.
The Rev. Lucian Clarke of Madison
Avenue M f Church. Baltimore. lectur
ed last night at Wesley Chapel M. E
Church on methodist Doctrines and
Usages."
To-day has been assigned by the
court for hearing arguments In the cast
against the sureties of Stevenson Archer
in which the State seeks to recover bal
ances standing to credit of Archer ii
Baltimore banks.
Among the transfers OF properly re
corded at the court house during the
week was the sale of Sandy Point farm
4SIt acres. In the third district by VIM
is Ridgely and wife to Thomas w
SPRINKLER, consideration $4,000.
-Messrs. William B and Franklin
Chairs, of Anne Arundel county, have
sold TO the Baltimore Yacht club. four
acres of ground known as Stansbury'
Point, which fronts on Curtis creek and
the Pstapsco river. Some time ago Wal
ker's Pavilion was on the property, but
of late years it has been used for the res
dence of Mr.. William b. Chairs.
1t is earnestly requested that al
leaders Of Circles or Kings Daughter;
not identified with any Circle. send 81
promptly as possible, to the RECORDING
Secretary, Mrs w. f. Beasley, 1lO5 w
Lanvale St, Baltimore, Md, their names
the names of their Circles, number oil
members and lines of work.