The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-09
A AND M. COLLEGE
aaIRaaN Harris Says that No Changes
'S s9lll Be Made in the Faculty.
| hR|E:|s'|IIlEKT HOLIDAY WILL REMAIN
BIC saeRchy Leaves the Ensnne
Excursion 10 isich-
III Rnna- stnnly County wants Re-
SSssa rs from bonded Debt-Ncw
RaD0th I'm fhe Capitol Building.

a1n1gnJ; N. c., June S.-(Special)-
HsSepntlve Committee Of trustees
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
HAaSn1et6t to-day. The chairman Of the
l$sEa C. i. Harris. was asked what
ssSaSAs there is in the rumors Of changes
tie faculty. He replied: IN OF q single
pIication for q professors place has
sSsfaea ended to me. I have not the
lea any changes Will be made.
ssssp lessor yVeatherly, Of High Point, and
fessor j ohm Graham, Of Ridgeway,
hat II president Holiday, is TO re-
Sss* hey desire that position. There Is
dea OF retiring President Holiday"
8sass&s lf.aMcGeachev who has for two years
ssgAssssnssecond assistant physician at the
sane asylum here, left this morning
sss11 sAltlanta. and Will make that city his
Ssssk0fne He has for two months been in
as;SassfiaYge of the female patients, DR. Da-
Fl he xnew 1rst assistant. taking
sc 2of the males.
hammer-headed shark, 10 feet in
sessngth, caught in one Of the great nets
ape lockout, is the latest arrival al
4 tate meseum.
saSSsssIWp&s special trains on the Southern
RAILWAY left at 6 o'clock this morning
SsffsGfoEssSI Richmond, carrying over 1900 per-
&soHsi members Of the Sunday schools OF
sGnsSBaptist Tabernacle, OF which N. I3.
SSISToygeh ton is superin tendent. This Is
4 SsE ss largest Sunday school in the State.
IL e county Of Stanly issued 500, 900
y.
altSnow asks the court to declare the
Ii DohuS null and void, and claims that
afTfheSy hallway has failed to comply with
4 its con tract.
FfSSSSs Governor Russell is invited to attend
4 chicago, July 22d, the unveiling OF
the statue Of General John 4. Logan.
4 sIhe President and Cabinet Will attend
New floors are being put in the Capt.
COL They will be Of thing Wooden floors
4 qg11ckly decay IN this building. There is
no pa ea!sement, strange to say, and the
sSfdiSoory ts very near the ground.
Lime claim OF the Southern railway
asbhat as the lessee Of the North Carolina
1t owns fifty feet Of the land
NOW occupied by the penitentary here,
99sslsa apt to go before the Supreme Court.
is sisn land was graded by convicts for
ils4ltseance Of over 800 feet on the front.
LINE high stockade is very near the
4 The present 1cials Of the Agricultu-
f aSal s. e departmen t are completing all ar
ETalngsments for turning over to their
8H#Nty.sanesday morning. It Is the last OF
3 a1ii the departments to pass from under
control
sssSss az any lawyers from here are at Ashe-
sssSy !Sllie} to attend the hearings OF the North
SsGarolina and Atlantic and North Caro-
NIB railway cases before Judge Simon
hhfqn.
EEsssa vi a. p. G. Bryan, the veteran agent
EHSsaS the Southern Express company here,
b ds; orr Hcally sick
5xs Is 1ntimated that the State Board Of
sS5Js sEg1upllc Printing proposes to make n
ssss1nleumber Of changes In contracts. It
Sgnaets this week
fssas.Fhe following bulletin has been issued
~ esy the State Department. Of Agriculture:
ttA,he week ending Monday, June 7th, has
tsnsen generally favorable throughout
sssscy0rth Carolina. Although the tempera-
Esl ls ts comparatively low, on account
cool nights, the warmer days and
ssIEequent showers this week have caused
Esgnelrrceptfble growth in crops and i'm
H4prnVed prospects generally. The rainfall
sSsss ~ Nssraked about an inch for the State.
EESlistSis still too dry over a few counties
ttslnssfhe northeast and extreme south por-
SSsSsons Cotton though small. has good
aassfand, q fresh in appearance and the
Eoatiook for that crop Is not dscouraginr.
1.-The heat and oats harvest has lust be-
II gAn 81 IN southern counties, with fine
ssSSnr0spects. Considerable local damage
Issvgas done by hail May Goth in eight
ffEoMntiess