The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-27
CITY IN RRtEF.

Both railroads are heavy = ith travel
these days.
Mr.. T. F. Brockwell has moved into
his new house on South Mcdowell street.
Miss Bella Mullen will be buried from
the family residence this morning at 9
o'clock.
Sheriff Page was too unwell to be at
his Office yesterday. He is at his home
in Morrisyille.
A seizure of 40 gallon still, near
Myatt's, by Deputy Wiley Jones, was re-
ported yesterday.
The last of the Silver Conventioners
had about cleared out by the early morn
ing trains yesterday.
There is a street force digging down
elevations aud leve,ling upsunken places
on North Person street.
Mr.. Thomas E Hines, of Murfrees-
boro, was yesterday appointed notary
public by the Governor
The bill against Clerk Satterfeld viii
probably be handed to the grand jury
to-day and return made by them.
The cold wave that was promised by
officer Won Hermann certainly has the
GOODNESS, at any rate, of keeping distant.
There will be a meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of the Kings Daughters in
the mission rooms this afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
DR.. D E Everitt is spoken of as a
probable successor to Alderman Ivey
who has left Raleigh TO make his home
in Norfolk.
Preparations are making in connec-
ton with the interesting exercises which
will mark Rally Day at the Tabernacle
next Sunday.
Mr.. Avis J. Bynum, Jr., a popular
young citizen of Chatham county, las
accepted a place with the julius Lewis
Hardware Co.
Young Mr.. Charles Hervey, one Of the
employees at the publishing house of
Messrs. Edwards & Broughton, is sick
at Rex Hospital, but is getting better.
Liddie Stanley and Ida Hill, both col
ored, were sent up to the road yesterday
for 30 days by His Honor, the Mayor for
disorderly conduct. Ida Hill, colored,
was fined IS 90 for disorderly conduct.
The Park Hotel has been connected
with the city electric light plant, SO that
the incandescent burners now shine all
night The light was formerly furnished
by the Park Hotel plant and went out at
midnight.
To day, there will be a union meet
ing of the Raleigh Association Of Bap
fist at Pisgah Church, Johnston county,
which will continue in session until Sun
day. There will be present from Raj
eigh NJ ssrs. J. @. Scarborough and z. T.
Broughton
Tomorrow is Yom Kippur the Jewish
day Of Atonement, which is the last cf
the ten penitential days following their
New Years day The Hebrews Of the
city viii close their places of business
from this afternoon at 6 until to u orrow
afternoon at 6.
Speaking yesterday concerning John
r. Gentrys great performance on Wed
nesday, Mr.. Plummer Bachelor said:
''It shows what | have thought and SAID
for long time, that McHenry had not
gotten his stable in condition. Now that
he has, Gentry has power to be what we
have always hoped, the greatest horse Ct
them all"
The first number of their new college
journal will soon be issued by the liter
airy societies Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. 1t is probably that
the battalion of the A. and NJ. College
students will go to Atlanta the last Of
October, and will drill in the competitive
drills at the Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition.
The Governor yesterday issued re-
QUESTION on the Governor of Virginia for
George A Gilman, alias W. F. Rankin
charged with false pretense. Gilman Is
said TO have drawn bogus draft from
Elizabeth City on Austin, Nichols IL Co :,
of New YORK, with which firm he
claimed to be connected 1t is said that
Gilman played the same game in Norfolk,
where ne was caught and arrested after
having escaped from North Carolina. s.
that it is quite likely that Virginia will
have the first pull at him, before Gov.
Carr's requisiton is honored.