The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-16
Ulcers WITHOUT PAY
Seat Must Be the disappointment Of tho
New. School Boards.
CLEAN SWEEP IN BLIND INSTITUTION
OF tfc State Museum Must
s a3O--Hegro Republicans Talk OF
Kevols-Car wheel Works Resume
Ss corporations Kerry and Trucking
sssss2 Reason Most Profitable on Record.

fktstis1SIl, N. ", Julle 15--lSpeclal.)-
81 a4bl!c school committeeman can get no
Such Is the ruling of the Attorney
HSGhnkTal. The State Superintendent Of
s$ASsnblic Instruction desired to pay them,
asked the opinion Of. the Attorney
ssSaeaera1. The latter in reply says he
SFa1t find nothing in the law which juSti-
Lies their payment.
a.. Fortune, late Of Shelby, now OF
is to be the clerk of the United
tAtes District and Circuit Courts here,
N. J. Riddicl1, who has held
SsAsSs tlle position for thirty-one years. The
IYSk appointment OF Fortune, a devoted
SIE1End Of Senator Pritchard, was q con-
8Sssssllti ION precedent to the appointment Of
ssssE0dEeE PuTnen. Fortune expects to get
appoin tment before the end of june
sssAnds Tile his bond and go in office about
~ lily IS lsE lie says: "The powers that
She say must have Riddicll's place"
ne trustees OF the institution for
zine blind here were in session until after
this morning. They reelected
.ssJdl1n 10. Ray principal, and dropped w
$50 So: sS sa Dung as assistant principal and
gelected ]. r. Rogers steward They made
ssse clean sweep Of ALI Democratic en-
9pEoyes. G. T. Bailey, who has so active
Governor Russell, was elect
@ed chairman OF the board vice B. +
s3ssIis1110ntague. This was quite q victory for
ss13alley
e revenue collections in this district
ssSsaeullr,ing May we're sS7.773.49, which was
gpVerS$ 900 more than III May, 1896
ss.5 One Aof the finest residences in Ran
phi county, that Of George S. Brad
SD slhasaNW,BWas burned Sunday The loss is
SAD 70 be over $4,000 and the insurance
sssSfElf rom the Van Lindley peach orchard
V AeRr; Sou thern Pines where there is
slabout one firth OF q crop, some 5000
s sSSSs,iiates Of peaches are expected to be
8ahfpped this season. "a
is ne new Board OF Agriculture met at
81 O'clock this afternoon In semi-annual
ssssesston. Some Of the members are talk
4 Ss1nR$ about ousting Herbert Brinkley, the
sssSuEAtor or the museum. q very accom-
& pl pushed man. and putting In a man
aASs named Hyam5, q brother-in-law OF Sem
d d sAcorssg Fritcherd. One member Of the
;skSe aassAru said t1yanns would very probably
ISabeSpu In, and If in a fortnight it was
that no could not fll the
Il plaEe5 ne would be cropped This same
ss an lnaber said he favored abollshing any
sodific e which no Republican or Populist
FSsss,uld not be found competent to fill
ssfsEs "A negro voter tells me that q, 900 yo-
sS5SIars$ or his race in this State are ready
against 'Rusreli's Republican,
Ism, as he terms 1t. He says all thew
$50 q sssA u that Democrats recognize them.
ne wheat crop in Guilford county
Sas pronounced the best III severHl years.
ss2ne man has sold his $500 bushel crop
4 IN the field for 81 a bushel
sss#SS Surveyors this week begin the SIR.
SsyeymE Of a Line from DUFF, Chatham
Ssrounty.S TO Durham, for the line to he
ssSsSnoWn as the Durham and Charlotte
EsAea! Penns1lvan!e people are Inter
sSGSted In this line
The commissioners Of Cabarrus corn.
s sSSys notify the incorporators OF the Moore
and West End railway that they
ashARe SIC. 900 In bonds ready To turn over
Ee them as soon es that road Is put in
ax2perataon. The purpose Is that Il shall
kGAkend from Aberdeen or Whereabouts to
sCoMcprd. ~
ne car wheel works here, after some
eSSanohrhs' suspension, have resumed work.
sssssa.ney are q branch Of the Labdeu works,
Huntington. Del. Wheels ore now
@tast three times week.
EEIt Is said that taking all the truck
Yang and berry interests in this State. the
ssaeaason Just ended has been the most
& SofcGGab BILE on record. The dry weather
cut the crop short. but for all
agoilsd good prices were obtained. The
IssSSSuckers have money and that interest
Ms looking UP.
RS Ihe condition Of wheat connared with
ggaAz average In the State Is 100 per cent
SsgA4nst 110h in Mays that Of oats. o..
ssffSsainst 1oA In May.
sssS asStVT7HflllEiKLY CROP BULLETIN.
ssssss The week ending Monday June 14th
MI been very Favorable Fine rains oc,
sRnrredI the first of the week, and local
aagRnoWers Throughout. followed by fair
ssSsAna sMuch warmer weather, causing
sEGMeraI Improvement in crops. Some
ssseA carnage by heavy rains. and q Sc
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