The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-09
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Loses-Additions to the Antiquarian
Collection.
Especial Correspondence of The GLOBE
RALEIGH, n. c., March g., "a
To-day the trustees Of the Odd Fellows
~orphanage near Goldsboro met, for the
purpose of electing a superintendent tc
succeed DR. Whitfield, he having resigned
two months ago. Mr.. c. B Edwards
one of the trustees, says that there were
no less than nine applicants for the place.
There are about twenty inmates Of the
orphanage
The following were to day appointed
by Governor Carr to form a beard to act
with The rational board Of officers in 10.
eating the positions Of the troops from
North Carolina at the battle Of Antietam
(or Sharpsburg as the C~onfcderates called
it): Walter Clark, S Med. Tate, William
l. DeRossct, E ID, Hall, w. II. Cheek,
". +. Beaslev, W. IL II. hawthorne, Neill
W. Ray, John NJ. Monte and James NJ.
Johnson. Of Edgecombe.
Late yesterday afternoon there were
nine convicts arrived at The pcnitentia Y
from Columbus county.
Some months ago as a white man was
sitting near a railroad bridge busily fish
ing, a bull got on the track ard "the en-
CINE came by and knocked him sky high"
The animal struck the fisherman and the
latter claims to have been badly injured.
lie sued the railroad company for So 500
and the jury awarded him only $3.50.
To day the ladies of the Memorial as
sociation invited Mr.. Walter A. Mont.
gomery, formerly Of Warrenton, but now
living in Raleigh, to deliver the address
on the 10th Of May, the subject being
Gen. W. d. Fender, his life and services
during the late war. Mr.. Montgomery
is one we'll fitted to handle his subject
land a noble nj it isl having served IN
der General Fender. He said that he had
thought il he should ever be asked to de-
an address touching the war he
would ask the privilege of speaking Oh
General Pender.
MIR. W. J. II. Goodwin Of this county
invented and has on exhibition here
a cotton picker.
During the last three months there
have been eighteen insane persons re-
5ei7ed into the asylum here, five have
been discharged and two have died
hessr5. John B. Burwell, B. F. Boykin
and Lewis A. Potter compose the new
executive committee. DIR. Kirby, of
1oids5or0 was elected yesterday to fill
he u]nexpircd term Of DR.. Wool, who
esigned. Mr.. w. r Crawford, Jr re
steward, Mrs. II f. Whitaker
natrOn. )
\ committee Of influential Methodists
as been appointed to consider the mat
er of opening a Methodist female school s
ERE.
Judge T. c. Fuller, Of the United
tates land court claims, leaves on the
eth for Tucson, Ariz01a, to hold court
here, will 60 to Santa Fe, New Mexico,
nd will net return here until June.
1t seems that the Charlotte Observers
iitorial on s. O. Wilson was greatly
in our city. To read it was .
lual to a summer trip said a gentleman +,
osterday. |
The state antiquarian society does |
OF mean to confine its membership to
1t invites all North Carolinians
become members an entrance fee Of
and annual dues of 81 are all the at =,
-
ndant expenses. Mr.. j. c. Ellington, &c &c
ate librarian, is custodian. The society as
turns thanks to Mrs. Rebecca Bledsoe -
lxton for photographs of paintings of 90
70 famous persons, Flora Mcdonald r.
g famous Scotch woman, and Of Prince !
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