The state chronicle., 1893-04-18
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

lDVlIhIlOuS dA . O0O AOA sAO o0OOA~
annual field day exercises OF the
Athletic Association of Wake For
est College April 2Sth.
The members of the Railroad
Commission all leave today for
Washington to attend the National
Convention of Railroad Commls-
sioners.
Gov. Carr has issued requisi-
tion on the Governor OF Virginia
for James Glass who is wanted for
stealing horse and buggy from
T.. E Sears of Durham.
There will be meeting of the I.
NJ. G A. Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday
afternoon at Al o'clock. All earn
estly requested to be present, as the
annual election of officers will be
held.
Gov. Carr hes honored requisi
ton of the Governor of Mary land
for John Long, noted criminal
who is wanted in that State and
who has been captured at Green's
bOro.
=, There will be an interesting series
of bicycle races at Norfolk today in
connection with the naval rendez-
vous. Mr.. VIII Wynne, of Raleigh,
will enter for the medal for the
championship.
The commencement of Guilford
College will take place June 10th
and the indications are that it will
he one of the most interesting and
successful commencements in the
history of the institution.
John D. Bellamy, Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of North Carolina, has issued a
proclamation announcing that the
fiftieth annual session of the Grand
Lodge will be held in Raleigh, be.
ginning May Sth.
An entertainment will be given al
Neuse Friday night, the 28th o1
April, the proceeds of which will be
given to the people in Barton'G
Greek township, Wake county, who
had their property destroyed by firt
recently.
DR.. Daniels, who comes to thi
city with high recommendations TO-
success in treating cancer and can
cerous affections, will be found q
the Branson House. His testimon
ials are excellent and he will doubt
lees be glad to exhibit them to an.
who may call to consult him.
Yesterday the bandages were re
moved for the first time from tn
Injured limb of Miss Helen Smede'
daue hter of Rev. DR.. Smedes, wh
was so badly hurt in the switch
back accident, and it was foun
that amputation would 1ot be net
essary. Her progress to recover
is now regarded as very hopeful.
The New Berne Journal says ths
new strawberries and green pes
have appeared in that city, and th'
some Of the James City darkeI
have come over and taken out lease
for their lots from Mr. Bryan.
also mentions that M. N. Hales,
Rocky Mount, has been appointe
route agent on the A. & N. G. r.
The Hotel Oceanic, at Carolir
Beach, will be open for the ente
tairment of the public May 15t
The building has been thorough
repaired, and supplied with ne
furniture, bedding and other nece
sary equipments. As heretofo
announced, the hotel will be und
the general supervision of Mrs. '
E. Mayo. A band of music h
been engaged and the bath hous
have been reftted and new bathir
suits provided.
We were glad to see in this ci
on Sunday Messrs. John s. Erne
and Walter H. Noler, of the gre
cotton brokerage and banking fir
of La Nontagne, Clark Il Co,
New York, whose admirable resur
of the market by telegraph we pu
lish daily. Mr.. Ernest is natl
of North Carolina, and has achiev
most hattering success in the colt
business in New York, and is N
holding most responsible positi
with the great firm he represen
MIR. Noler is we'll known in r
eigh, and both are welcome visitt
here.
The Wilmington Star says: 4
plication having been made by 4
Robinson, receiver of the First !
tional Bsnk, to Col. John D. Tsyl
cle,k CT the Superior Court for N
Hanover county, to appoint an
ministrator for the Dawson est
in place OF Mr.. W. 81. Field, exc
tor, who had resigned his tr,
upon agreement of counsel, Mess
D. L Russell and Geo. Rountree
plaintiff and Messrs. Rentiss, Tys
and Strange for defendants,
Wilmington Savings and Trust Ce
pany was appointed. The bond '
fixed at $4,000.
Attention, r. A. Nj.
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