The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-18
A C%ONFISCATING JUDGE.
NOVEL CONDITION UP0N WEIGH
JUDGMENTS ARE sUSPESDED.
Alarming Illness of DIR. Haywood, OF Ea-
leigh-Governor Cars Return.
Other Carolina Matters.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Jan. T.-Speciai.-
The coroner's inquest was held to-day
over the body OF Rosa Haywood, who was
murdered yesterday morning. it was
found on examination that she had been
strangled TO death and that her neck was
broken. Warrants have been issued Tor
the guilty parties. who are supposed 10
be in Norfolk.
TIE most brilliant society event here
for some time was the marriage OF Lieu
tenant W. T.. Ship. of the United States
Army. and instructor in the military tao
tics in Davis School. at Winston. ana
Miss Margie Busbec, daughter OF Il. H.
Busbee, Esq, OF this city.
The marriage was celebrated at . o'clock
tonight at Christ church. Rev. Or. Mar
shat ofnciated. assisted by Bishop CheS-
shire. Lieutenant Elliott. OF Georgia was
best man. and Miss Annie Busbee was
maid OF honor. The wedding was iarseiy
attended. and the presents numerous anu
costly. The happy couple go to Hnario'ee
,o-morrow where they will be given n
racention by the groOm's sister. Ihey WIZ
then go 10 Winston. their future nome,
In The case OF Duplin county, against
the directors OF the Bank OF Ne" iid"
over. 10 fix the responsibility Tor losSea
sustained by failure OF the BANK oeieh-
dants refused 10 take the oath. ana ne ~
amined. ON the ground that the commas
a'nner had no Jurisdictions. Objections
were overrnled. and counsel Tor me ue-
PENDANTS thereupon appealed. and the case
was set for a hearing before the clerk Oh
tSe court of Duplin county.
Jl.dge Bynum and Solicitor Noouai" a.
creating consideration among the GAM
bIers and whisky-seliers at GreenVlle' fitt
county. a large number or lnolctih-n''
have bccn brought in by the grand July
against persons for gambling and Tor sell
inc whisky to minors, and they are peihs
vigorously prosecuted. In the convicuohs
for CARRYING concealed weapons, JUDGE
Bynum makes it n condition OF suspendihs
Judgment upon the payment OF costs, 'ha'
defendant make the court a present OF 'he
pistol. The sheriff then takes II down ana
breaks il to pieces and returns the rag
ments to the court. Many have been des-
troyed under this order.
DIR. r. r. Haywood, u prominent ply
sic,an here, is dangerously III and not
expected 10 live through the night.
Governor Carr returned this morning
from South Carolina. He reports a pleas
ant time and a successful hunt.
hbou, two months ago n thief entered
the Hotel Florence here and stole three
rjcces of silver OF a set presented by a
graduating class 10 the late Or. T. M.
Jones. president OF the Greensboro Female
College. The thief was an eX-convlct,
who was soon caught, though he after
wards escaped. But the officers were
never able TO recover the property untl
yesterday. when Chief Of Police Hearth,
By a bit Of clever detective work. discoV-
cred that the silver had been carried out
near Method, two miles from here, for
safc-keeping. The officer went out ana
got II. IL is valued at 500.
At a meeting of the Chamber of Com
mercc last night an Invitation was en-
tended 10 Burgess corps to visit TINS
city on its trip South. and "A
was appointed to arrange for a proper
reception. The new Park Hotel was Of
fered by the owner for the occasion, and
the offer was accepted.
The Episcopal Convocation Of Raleigh
IS In session. 1t met yesterday I'm the
Church of the Good Shepherd. the dean.
Rev. J. T.. ingle. Of Henderson, pfesid-
ing. II will remain IN session until to-
morrow.
Mrs. Claude Smith. of Selma. n. C.,
(nee Miss Zaidee Jones. of Washington,
D.. C..) was in the city Sunday. and sang
some Of her offertory selections at the
Church Of the Sacred Heart. Sunday
evening she called on Mrs. Carr. AT the
Executive mansion. and sang some solos
for a few friends present. She is one OF
the most noted vocalists In the South, and
# IS expected that she viii visit Raleigh
again soon and sing at a reception at the
Governors mansion.
Another dividend OF 10 per cent. is. II is
announced. to be paid depositors of the
defunct First National Bank, of Whining
ton. About % per cent. has already been
paid. and at least 20 per cent. more will
be paid.
The bodies OF Early Wall and George
broadway. the two young men who were
recently drowned In the Yadkin river.
have not yet been found. Five hundred
people and several boats are engaged in
the search.