The state chronicle., 1893-05-23
sTOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Handsome invitations are out for
T inity College Commencement
June 7th and 9Th.
Mr.. Weston will deliver his noted
lecture on Marshal Ney at Metro
politan Hall tonight.
The Y. M. g. A. of the A. and M.
College las issued little hand
book of the college for the use OF
students entering that college.
It is said that the sanitary condi-
tion nf the city at present is very
good. This is gratifying intelli-
gence in view Of the approach of the
heated term.
The Governor has appointed the
following notaries public: @. @.
Jordan, Hendersonville;J j. 81. Foust,
Salisbury; J. D., Leak, Wadesboro;
jos Fl. Tucker, Asheville.
On Wednesday evening a recep-
ton will be rendered by the Capital
Club complimentary to the visiting
dentists. A number of ladies of the
city will act as patronesses.
The Church Improvement Society
of the First Baptist Church will
meet in the Sunday school room
this afternoon at 4:3O. Every mem
ber is requested to be present.
The Governor yesterday issued q
requisition on the Governor of
South Carolina for one William
Rowell, indicted in Robson county
for murder some few years ago.
Handsome posters, adorned with
likeness of President Davis, have
been issued by the Richmond and
Dapville, announcing the Official
route of the funeral train and re-
duced rates to and from Richmond
The Washington & Atlanta fas
train had full list of passenger
last night from New York, Balti
more and Washington. Th'
e'ecpe- IVES fall, and the conductor
report large increase OF travel.
The box sheet for the lecture o
Rev. Mr. Weston is at A. William
Il Co.'S book store, where seats ca
be reserved. The price of ticket
will be fifty cents, no extra charg
for reserved seats. The lecture vii
be ct Metropolitan Hall at o'clock
Nobody should miss the lectur
OF Rev Mr.. Weston at Metropolita
Hall tonight on Marshal Ney. A
who have heard Mr.. Weston's LEI
ture elsewhere were highly delight
ed with it and it has been pronou1
ced historic and literary gem.
Alonzo Jones left yesterday mor1
ing on the north-bound train fl
Wales, Mass, to be coachman Il
Mr.. Herbert E. Shaw of that cit
He was coachman for Hon. Thorn,
M. Holt during the time he VI
Governor.
The round trip rate from Raleie
to Charlotte for the escort of hon,
and others who wish to go to me
the Davis remains will be $40
The committee is endeavoring to g
cure lower rate which may be q
nounced. There will be no speci
train.
Commissioner of Agricultu
Lane, Of Alabama, has written Il
ter to Commissioner John Robinso
in which he highly compliments t
North Carolina Hand Book, al
says that it is the finest piece
work OF the kind which has come
his Office.
Mr.. A, Dnghi received an ord
yesterday from a prominent citiz
of Norfolk, w., for a case of fan
cream and the same will be fill
and shipped today. Mr.. Dugh
reputation es caterer and cres
manufacturer reaches beyond
boundaries of North Carolina O.
his patronage increases daily.
There is an interesting machi
in operation in Raleigh which ma
people have read about but f
have seen. It is an incubator. MIR.
d. Stonebank has one in his bui
ing regularly at work and vest
day it turned out forty-five of
prettiest little bitties that ever w
Matched in the warm nest of q
mother hen. 1t holds 200 eg
put into trays of fifty eash, and |
warmth is furnished by a sim
lamp arrangement. Good ee
hardly ever fail to hatch. In +
the process is surer than that of ,
old setting hen herself and
Matching can be watched throu
the glass top of the incubator.
Stonebank raises the chickens
his restaurant tables which
always supplied with the finest
fowls.