The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

The Superior Court adjourned yester-
day sine die.
There are now thirteen post graduate
students ut the A. & NJ. College, apply
ing for advanced degrees.
The Charlotte News gives Mr. P. O.
Enniss the credit of being 1.-THE original
discoyt rer of the Ten Lost Tribes"
Among the new lawyers, Raleigh has
three: Messrs Joseph L Seawell, Wal
tiers Durham, and Walter L. va son.
In the vicinity Of Goldsboro quite a
large frost fell yesterday morning, doing
considerable damage 10 late vegetables
and also to thu tobacco crop that had
not been cut
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER has aided
another member to lis staff He is a
sprightly youth, weighs eleven pounds
and has taken up his abode at the home
Of Mr. f. B. Arendell.
The last batch Of prisoners, two in
number, were sent TO the work house
Yesterday. There have been twenty
three in al. O1e was sent 10 the penI-
Tertiary for five years, namely, George
Hinnant, who stole the horse from Or.
Bobbitt, of Raleigh, and skipped to
Goldsboro.
They have parrot in the revenue
building called Jerry, who ''ousses"
every time he hears the word 'Populist"
called in his presence. Judging from
his color, he Ia gold bug, and is in
training for the next Democratic cam
paign.
In the mayors court yesterday, Major
Ward, colored, was fined S. 90 for dse
orderly conduct; Eli Tucker, colored, was
fined $40 and costs for reckless driving;
Lizzie Brown, colored, was fined $40 and
costs for keeping disorderly house.
Mr.. Walter G. Feimster, Of Iredell
county, and Mr.. Frank B. Hendren,
principal of Moravian Falls Academy, of
Wilkes county, who were licensed to
practice law Monday, took the cath yes
rerday in Wake Superior COURT before
Judge Coble.
Mr.. A. G. Avery, Jr., is in the city,
stopping with his father, Justice Avety,
at the home of Mrs. E E M3ffi5t. Young
Mr.. Avery, il is sad, has very bright
legal mind, and will read law IN Raleigh
during the winter, at the same time as
sisting his father in the preparation Of
manuscript which he has in hand.
Mr.. Walter r. Henry left last night
for Currituck and Perquimans. he ex-
poets to speak at Currituck courthouse,
tomorrow night, and at Hartford, FRI
day night, and will return Saturday.
Then, sald Mr.. Henry, he will 60 to tne
west to make ten speeches, or will it be
that he will make speech ten times 2
Ofthe law lieenciates Monday SIX were
in the summer class OF Justice A O.
Avery at MoTganton, namely Messrs.
A. @. Avery, Jr. Moses N. Harshaw,
Edgar Allen Poe, Henry Grady Robert
son "a cousin of the Georgian). Thomas
NJ NeWland and Morrison Brown.
Mr.. Nat Myat5 was in the city yester-
day. ''The people in Panther Branch
township are not talking politics much
these days, I" he said, 'but the Democrats
are not all dead out there yet, and you
can depend on US when the time comes.
AS for me, belong 30 the Democratic
party and to Mrs. Wyatt, and always
will.
J B Dudley, member from Colds
boro Of the board OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical college for the col0red
race at Greensboro, LETT yesterday after
noon TO attend meeting Of the direct
ors at that place. W. f. Debnam, an
other colored member Of thu board, left
IiraafAf.r.n~
Sunday was Home Mission Day at the
First Baptist church here. Several al
dresses were made in the Sunday School
and a collection was taken. DR.. Garter
gave an instructive running sketch Of the
Home Mission field at the regular morn
ing service, at the close of which col.
lection was taken. The church will raise
$3.50 this YER for Home Missions. BIB
lical Recorder.
II have been in the cotton business
since 1887" said prominent gentiei2e an
who was in Raleigh yesterday, land ]
have leaned that one mans opinion is
as goadi as another about predictions OF
price and siz3 Of the crop before January
1st. Nobody can predict anything wit.
any certainty or any wisdom 'Inis in
answer 10 question about the probable
size Of the crop and whether the price
would go to ten cents.
At meeting yesterday o. the Women
Memorial Association, of Raleigh, it was
decided that az the next memorial day,
May 10, 1895, the subject for the orator
of the day would b. C1l:ett Laqenthorpe,
late Brigadier General IN the civil war.
General Leventhorpa entered the n .
from Rutherford county aud was %
up TO 1868 when he vas pr |1'3ho
General. In his regiment VI ,Aa2oea =
Colonel T W. Bird, VII - 1sieoVeli@l'
Praei1ant George n ,eas al uncle o
a,aS Iiliod ~ -. Winston, and wb
att bavi ,.eams's Station in 1854
greatly at 4g distinguished himseI
Gettysburg.