The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-12
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this afternoon.
Marion Butler was on The wes,.bound
train This afternoon.
Miss Pheraba Thsxton arrived to-day
or Il visit TO relatives.
Mrs. J. +. Hoffman. OF Trinity. is here
visiting at DR.. Cars.
Miss Clyde Moseley, of Green county,
is visiting friends here.
DR.. John Manning, of the state uni, err
sity, arrived here This morning.
President kOrnegaY, OF the North Car
DINA road, was on the west, bound train
this afternoon.
A number of Raleigh people are en-
peeled here to morrow to hear DR.. Steel
and Mr.. Milburn.
AIR. Tuck PeScud. who has been 10
Raleigh for several days, returned To
Durham this morning.
Professor Jerome Dowd returned this
morning from Charlotte, where he has
been for several weeks.
Miss Staples, of Greensboro, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ~. Full
Ter, went to Raleigh to day.
Owing to the commencement exercises
at Stokes hall there will be no meeting of
Durham Masonic lodge to night.
Justice Walter Clark, of the supreme
court, is in the city attending the meeting
OF TIE board Of trustees of Trinity college.
About twenty five editors were on the
train this evening, on their way TO
M~Organton to attend the Press assOcia
ton.
Miss Ava Fleming, of Ridgeway, spent
last night in the city with friends on her
way home from Greensboro female col.
legc.
Rev. DR.. Daniel Atkins, editor of the
North Carolina Christian Advocate, is in
the city attending Trinity College com.
m"encemeht.
The case of DahlbOrn VS.. Crowcll came
up for trial this morning, but was post
pOned until the October term of the su-
perior court.
Editor John T. Britt, of the Oxford
Public Ledger, was here this morning on
his way to the meeting Of the press ASSOC
citation at Morganton.
Rev. Dr.. S T. Steel, who will to-mor-
row morning preach the b8ccalaur eate
sermon before the students Of Trinity
College, arrived here this morning aud is
the guest of Mr.. W. w. Fuller.
Among those who are in town attend
ing the commencement of Trinity col
lege are Rev. W. NJ. Bagby, Of Greens
boro; Rey A. P. Tyer, of State>ville
Rev =. l. Grnome, of GuilfOrd.
Prof. A. II. Merritt, who held The chair
Of Latin in Trinity College, did not wait
for commencement, bur left last week for
his home in Providence, X. | He sails
for Europe about the 18th Of July.
A Mr. Clements, who lives in the county
near the city, was stricken with paralysis
yesterday at = o'clock, and last evening
died. He was buried this afternoon from
quite an old man.
Senator John L King, of Greensboro,
was a passenger on the noon train on his
way to Raleigh where he goes to attend
the meeting of the state democratic eX-
eCutive committee. lie thinks the com
mittce will fix a late date for the state
convention. The prevailing sentiment
seems TO approve this and all indications
point to a late and warm campaign.
Before Justice Angler this morning
was heard the case of Andrew Marshall
against James A. Long. Marshalls sued
out a writ Of cvictment against Long
Long has been living on MARSHALL place
near liickstOWn for over a year and has
paid no rent. He is said to have claimed
the place. When the case was argued
this morning it was proved that Long
had no right whatever to the
of the premises and the writ Of evict-
July l to vacate the premises Marshall
also got judgment for $42.