The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-26
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Wrysrox-S,rr,r. \. c.. Feb. 25.-iSpecial.l
4 Northern lady Of large influence an means
has consented 20 equip ana MAINTAIN III tuis
community literary and INDUSTRIAL institute
FIR cOlOred youths on the CONDITION thht I'VE
acres Of land be donated near the location OF
the Summer school and small subscription
be raised for building purposes. This lady
has already established three successful
schools in North CarOlina-two for white and
one for colored girls. There are now about
500 girls attending the three. The citizens
here have decided 20 comply with the terms
made
The Business Mems Carnival or Jubilee.
under the management Of the ladies OF the
First Baptist church. was given in the Opera
House here tonight. The attendance was
large and the programme carried out was III
tensely interesting. Young ladies represent
ell nearly every business house IN the win
CITY. They wore appropriate costumes Tor
each enterprise represented. The carnival Is
a new idea here and this is the first time any
thing Of the kind has ever been rendered IN
North Carolina. The ladies realized hand
some returns from their efforts. The enter
tainment, with a change Of programme. VIII
be given 10 morrow night
The trial of Wylde the bigamist, IS now IN
progress in the court of Guilford county.
There are q number OF witnesses being exam
ined and the trial Is creating considerable IN
terest The first witness was the minister
who performed the last ceremony for the de-
PENDANT.
Rev. Dr. L. G.. Broughton, of Reidsylle,
arrived here Yesterday 10 make arrangements
for the removal of his family. He will enter
upon his duties as pastor Of Broad-street Dap
list church next week.
Mr.. John schultz. OF Salem. has presented
Secretary Kusk. OF the Agricultural Depart
ment Washington. ID. C., with cane made
from native apple wood. The cane. which IS
both unique and handsome. Is the workman
ship OF Mr.. Schultz
The authorities OF Salem have Just disposed
Of their bonds very successfully The entire
$4,000 has been sold TO the Baltimore Trust
and Guarantee Company, and the same netted
the town -5OOsl5O.
Mr. pendleton King. who was secretary Of
legation at Constantinople during Mr. Cleve-
lands administration. is visiting relatives IN
GufOTd county.
Colonel John c. Upton, editor Of the
Shelby Review. Is at Greensboro TO answer
the libel suit brought against him by exon
gresham Brewer for a publication made by
Colonel Upton while he was conducting the
Greensboro Democrat.
Colonel Burgwyn. Of Henderson. is ar
ranging for "a bank for Weldon. He only
asked the latter place 10 subscribe $4,000 10
the capital stock 20 insure the institution.
Most Of the stock has been taken
The total disbursements OF Winston last
wear were &lj3. s4l.2G The receipts were
S1s4. 107.Os. This shows a net balance OF
S30.ZGZ.s2
The Wilde bigamy case. which has been the
sensation Of the week in Greensboro. was con
cluded last night by the jury returning .
verdict of guilty. This morning Judge
Whitaker sentenced the defendant TO five
years in the penitentiary The counsel for
the defense Immediately made % motion for
new trial, which was Overruled and notice Of
appeal u the supreme court was given.
Wilde ia an Englishmau who came
10 this country several years ago. lie
lived in Greensboro "A number Of years and
was prominent in religious and Young Mems
Christian Association work. On October I'D
last ne married Miss Lizzie Monroe. a worthy
young lady Of that city. IL developed that
Wide had wife in England. and IN De-
cember he was arrested in kinston. charged
with bigauy. H8 has been in Greensboro
Jail ever since that time.
News reached here to-day that the widow
of A. b. Mcmillan OF Allegheny county. has
Just been robbed Of 800 and al her notes
amounting 20 about : OO0 She is in her
ninety-fourth year. and has been living with
her one hired hand and one old negro woman
that still remains faithful 10 her old mistress.
b. Mem Ian WAS a large slave holder and
al the surrender he held about s6O, 900 In Con-
federate bonds.