Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
FINE HORSES.
AN IMPORTANT NovEREET IN THE
OLD NORTH STATE.
Tobacco Plauts-rwo Fires, One OF In
cendiary 0rigin-The oubsT-
material Race.
1enn..l.l ,.l.rr,r . tne Dlspn.chl

RALEIGH. y. C., April es.-To-day call was
iasucd Tor meeting In this city May the oth Tor
the purpose OF organizing STATE nreelers' as
ISOLATION for tho breeding OF uhe horses IN
IN This movement are Of TIE opinion That tho
breeding Of nne horfcs IA this state haS as
sumed proportions which justify and demand
tho form alton 81 such an association.
A rcp0u from Henderson b. 10 the ehcot thht
the tobacco plants have suffered much from
tbs wres's frost.
Tho third annual convention OF the W0mons
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lutheran Church will De held al salisbury next
Mollay and Tuesday.
freotiDr 0f the Colored Teachers Association
Of North Carolina T. called ~ shaw Inirersify,
this city % begin june leth and 90 coniuue three
days
Two more nres are reported. ono destroyed
W. %. Gcntry'a house. h. stoacs county. causing
f2oU loss, with no Insurance. The other Ore, ln
Columbus county. wa Iuct D. iiary, nnf destroyed
the residence. barns, and ou--nouscs OF j. j.
Jordan. The latter was aroused from sleep ny
the noise OF the fire, and running out OF doors
saw a woman running away. Tie eHpocts 10
identify her. Suspicion rests upon woman
living al Chaibourn, who Fili 100 arrested
II Ia nov definitely announced that tn" trends
OF :. +. Alexander. oi Accklenpurs county, VIII
not permit hi7 name to pc used IN connection
with tie nomination for ftru nn9uf- iovoruor,
hut that he will he placed in nomination FOR the
nrst place ON the ticket, and for that only The
organ OF the Farmers Alliance. OF which Cap
tain Alexander .s The bead In North Carolina, 10
pressing him for FIRST place on the NcsoI
AGREAr DAY JOB TIE TEACHERS.
The event 0f TIE coming week Ia tho laying OF
tho cornerstone of thr Teachers Assembly build
ing Morebcai City Lc-t Iucfdas. For many
months marked public interest has becu maui
Tested in this event. There are ouul members
iu The ssonhlv. from every part OF North e. are
lima For tie Gr4t time in the cducafloual his
tory Of the Union the teachers hns' prepared
for their special use q pleasant summer hoWo'
and North Carolina teachers are NE hr-i no ac-
c0mplI-h this TDrs. The ica'heft Assembly,
building is one col tho lanisoWcst structures oi
the kind boz The country, f-1lH .eet in size. $50
stories high, oni in0 assembly Na-l q" iIA'D fNNi
fifteen feet pitch. we'll lighted ana Vru.latel'
Rui viii comfortably sent l.-J people. D. is
amply provided with all requisites of thorough
educational w0rs There are welI-urrarcoi and
convenient special rooms Tor the 'incer-. library
aud rradiug-rlom, committees, visiting EDITORS
and also educational exhibits NJ every toscriQ-
fi0u Tho whole building i- supplied with gas
AMI wafer. d. is beautifully situated ID me
sound. The secretary az tne assembly, W.
Eugene o.. Harrai, to-d1y ohlicincy furnished
tlr Dispatch. il advance. programme N iu97-
daY', cxeor. .acs. 1iey viii te a. fJloW-:
The Grfrl Lodge ~ fosous ~ NDUL Carolina
will boz opened iu the Baptist church nf 3 O'Clock
p. NJ TUESDAY uy ST. Charles b. Robinson,
grand master lte procession viii move at
1.1l c'ciors iu tho following order; Raleigh @ii-
vcr C.mct Band. t1mmhnl'ri'i oi Nnlehs
Tcmulars. Grand Lodge o. haf.l-. Governor
s-aiss and fhe State Board cf Educn'ion, speak
err and Officers of thc Teachers Assembly, the
Governor Guard, liHzen- and Fihtc-a. on af-
irving af tho building ono column 90. hWBn4
Tcmulars and visiting NaUns viil receive the
Grand Lodge. the Governor speakers and o.hcr
guests, During tlo ceremonies ihe special
hymn ans uls win Boa -uuZ, tho music being
laI by ue band. Aftr Gro corn"r-''onf has
been placed bro position ilr 1Ilr,.-e5 "hi h' d'-
livore1 DOB tl. As-rmbiy lal. Tho exercises nt
The latter building which .s oompleteD win ne
as follows: Music, "'triiil' 0tli'Al