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hove were DO cases before the mavor

There were 10 cases before the mayor
to-day.
Rev. l.. Turner, OF Greensboro, is in
the city to day.
There were two professions at Main
Street church last night
AS will be seen in another column, the
race is on for the city officers.
President Winston was aboard the
train for Raleigh this morning.
A rare treat is promised in the quaint
tea 20 be given Friday evening"
Those loving fun and instruction will
do well to be present at the colonial tea
F iday evening.
! The faculty of Trinity college sus-
pended recitations this evening in honor
of Senator Vance
Quite a number of Durham people
went to Raleigh this morning to pay
their respects TO Senator Vance's re-
mains.
Messrs. James and Andrew, and Miss
May Gattis and Miss Annabell Blair
went TO Emo river on fishing expedi-
tion 10 day.
The special train bearing the remains
Of Senator Vance passed through the
city this morning in advance of the reg.
ular passenger train.
4 telegram from r. c.. Palmer, the
brother of Mrs. w. H. Proctor, Liberty,
n. C., states that his mother is sinking
very fast, and not expected to live long
Mrs Proctor left on the evening train
for her mothers bedside
There will be a memorial service held
at Trinity church tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in honor of Senator Vance.
This is & movement of the citizens of
Durham TO pay the last tribute of respec,
to the greatest of North Carolinians. Of
course al who possibly can will attend.
Chapel Hill Notes.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., April IL
Chapel Hill received the news of the
death OF Senator Vance with empugned
sorrow. The students and villagers met
in the college CHAPEL on Monday at II
O'Clock to hold a memorial service. Doc
tors Winston, Battle and Manning
made some very appropriate remarks Oh
the life, history, and character of the
dead chieftain. Monday afternoon ths
Dialectic society, Of which he was mem
Der, met and passed some very timely
resolutions of respect and esteem. Tn,
hall was draped in deep mourning for il>
ilustriOus member.
DR.. Jacob Henry Smith, of Greensboro,
preached twice Sunday in the Presbyte-
rian church to iatge and attentive au-
dicnces.
We are glad to hear that the Rev. Mr
! Watson, pautOr of the Methodist church,
is improving. He has been suffering from
an affection of the eye.
Miss Holt, of Pittsboro, isvsiting Miss
PIitchard
ne Teua!nleF OF the TOdu m9CQlQcry
arrived Monday evening and the grad
ing of part Of Main street will soon be
gin under the management Of State &c
Ologlst Holmes. He is making some
tests on the construction of roads
which will result, we know, in much
good for the state at large, as we'll az
for our little village.
There will be a match game Of ball be-
tween Richmond college and |. n. C..
next Saturday. Every Indication is thai
it will be good one.
/ Oldham, the l. Y. c. catcher who had
! his hand hurt in the Yale game, is in fine
/ trim now.
We hear that the Chapel Hill Snow balls
are ready to play any team of color.
Two young men of the University ap
piled for the rite of baptism in the Baptis
church Sunday night, DR.. Carroll, pastor.
PETER HILLIAN.
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