Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
RALEIGH NOTES.
News Gathered at the North state Capt
Especial telegram to the plspst,n.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
RAMON. y. C., June 1S.-Rey. George
~. Tosvu. pastor Of Brooklyn Baptist
church. Wilmington, las resigned.
boz bulb Of the truck crop ot Nowberne
aii vents has been marketed.
the work of grading for the Wilmington,
Onsiow and East Carolina railway is pro-
crossing rapidly. a large force IS engaged.
"a. a.. =. Noble has been reelected super
i.fenleu Of Wilmington public schools.
Wakes MesTes. superintendent Of public
Instruction of New Hanover county. entered
80 protest against the reelection and then
resigned. lis resignation Was accepted, tO
taGe immediate effect.
Governor FoWle returned To the city this
afternoon. He greatly enjoyed his trip ON
fne coast survey schooner Sc0resbV. Ho
Jeff here Last Thursday. Tie is pleased with
ID. WORK done Oh the oyster survey. he
spent sunday 90 Ocracoke, and there met
marry 90 tie people who 1--we ON The banks.
III. bad very good luck as fisherman. Day
after tomorrow De- VIII go 20 Morehead
Or. % attend the Teachers, Assembly and
Val deliver 100 address.
There D. fresh excitement on Durham
growing out of 1n attempted extension of
The -.is Track ~ the Richmond and Dan
Vile raasav along Peabody street. The
commissioners have forbidden the COM
pony 20 make snv extension, and instructed
tie polio. to stop them.
f.I rart Warren. % brave younr man ~
Wilmington. l~ the hero If tho hour 10y his
r--cl- If Nl,s Carrie Mofett. daughter
o. fH- l4t. Engineer Eugene MoGctt. who
was officer GA the Confederate prlvatetr
Alabama. The young lady Was drowning
il b. -ur. and She ent-eoted him 20 save
himself and let her drown, but he n0blv
pe--evered and made wonderful rescue.
tosr was made today If the Rev. Bay
ll- tptc's railway telegraph ON the
10. alsh aud Augusta Airline track Just
west ot the c,tv. Wires for the purpose
were laid % distance of mile. A tele-
graphic instrument wac placed I'm d train
provided by the Raleigh and CASTOR Com
1y and al odice was established on the
ground. While The tain was moving az
gp-eG Of thirfy-nve miles per hour the
(.loWurg message was sent from the
gr.r1d ofi-c % T. A. Odds, special CORE
spoldsIE. on board special car; Tins Is
q first REGULAR message sent 10y Rev. Bay
rs Cales railway telegraph. Let lne
know z Won receive 10 all right
The answer was. Message promptly re-
ccted."
Experienced telecraphers-N. r. Young
eTd T.. l.. HudEiu-@. who were On charge OF
81 instruments declared the test perfect.
Tt,T@ vsts not hitch or break III any of
To- uuDy sases sent. The line VIII be
iuIlt 90 Car 4t once. The system q. Won
c.rtuii simple. Three wires are lnd
hl-1 side The track on cleats fastened 10
tle -l,cpers. while attached TO one side of
H.. Il1 near the wheels Is q strong frame,
lt the base NJ which are eight thin
tr- broad zinc strips which lightly
touch the wires. IL - no trouble 20 send
cr receive. u1 matter whether the tram Is
f-sr or slow. and thirty-hye words per
minute were received without break.
Telegraph .peratOrs said that the instru-
r..r.f ...rt.- wen with the e-car.. between
tta W4re.. and did what ordinary lines
could not posi- biv have done. The invent
Cr l- NuQlniau by birth, and tins iuycu-
t.g BE- the result OF twelve years labor.
y .e cost OF the s,stem viii not exceed $50
l.r mile.