Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
Seen and Heard in the City of
Raleigh.
STATE GUARD MATTERS
Each Regiment VIII Camp ut More>
head City About Ten Dnys-Sccond
Regiment Divilod Into BnttaIIOns
commissions ISSUED New Of-
Acials I'm Charge or Agricultural
Department-H1arri

Raleigh, N. c., June 15.--!The exact
the State Guard will be arranged this
week.
As already stated in these columns,
the encampment will be held some time
in July. probably about the 18th.
The Guard will go into camp at
Morehead by regiments. each regiment
remaining about ten days. The First
Regiment, which is to be formed out
of the companies OF the First North
Carolina Volunteer Regiment. will not
go into camp this summer but will take
instead q practice march next fall.
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
The Adjutant General issues an or
der arranging the companies OF the
Second Regiment, North Carolina State
Guard, into three battalions:
First Battalion. commanded by Maj.
J. c. Bond. OF Edenton, is composed of
the following companies: d, Plymouth;
F, Hartford; I. Edenton; b, Scotland
Neck.
Second Battalion. commanded by
Maj. Fl. c. Bragaw. of Washington, Is
composed of companies: A, Tarboro;
C. Wilmington; G., Washington; *,
Wilson.
Third Battalion. commanded by Mai.
John w. Gulick, of Goldsboro, is COM
posed OF companies: f, Goldsboro; II,
Clinton; l., Lumber Bridge; NJ, Max
ton.
COMMISSIONS ISSUED.
Commissions were yesterday Issued
by the Adjutant General rs follows:
Second Battalion, Naval Brigade, to
rank from June 18th as lieutenant, jun
Tor grade:
]. NJ. Ward, New Bern, assistant sur
T. d. Carraway. New Bern. pay
master
Bradley Saunders. Elizabeth City, en-
glncer.
Second Regiment. staff appointments,
TO rank from June 18th:
N. Harding, Goldsboro, chaplain to
rank rs captain.
r. A. Smith, Goldsbo-o, regimental
cuartermaster to rank as captain.
N. Anderson. Wilson. surgeon. to
rank as major
T. S. Mcmillan, Hartford. assistant
surgeon, to rank is captain.
Company appointments, to rank from
June 14th:
C.. B. Elliott, Edenton, promoted
from second lieutenant to first lieuten-
ant Company |. Second Regiment, vice
l.. NJ. Badham. resigned.
j. G. Moran, Edenton. second lieuten-
ant. Company ], Second Regiment, TO
succeed c. b. Elliott. promoted.
NEW OFFICIALS IN CHARGE.
At high noon yesterday the new off,
Gals took charge at the Agricultural
Department and the Fusionsis retired.
The new officers that went in are:
Commissioners. l.. Patterson
immigration Agent-John w. Thomp-
son.
Secretary to Board-T. X. Bruner
Clerk-W. y. Graham, Jr.
Stenographer-Aiiss Mamie Birdsong.
Typcwriter-Miss Lucy Reeves.
Usher to Museum-Miss Annie Lewis.
Watchman-Thos c. Cherry.
Janitors-Gaston BrOughton and j.
F. Kennedy.
Those elected for the chemical de-
partment do not go into Office until
July 1.
MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.
The annual convention of Grand Roy
oil Arch Chapter OF North Carolina in
session at Ashland, elected the follow
Ing officers yesterday:
VIM. F. Randolph, Asheville. grand
high priest; James ID. Bullock, Wilson.
deputy grand high priest: John C.
Drewry, Raleigh, grand king: Jas. *.
NorfIeet, Winston, grand scribe: VIM.
Simpson, Raleigh. grand treasurer;
Horace II. Munson, Wilmington, grand
secretary; Rev. a. II. Stubs. Ashe-
VILE grand chaplain; Dewitt T. Allen,
Charlotte, grand captain of host Evan
der o. Toomer. Wilmington. principal
sojourner: Isadore Lichtenstein. Sails
bury. Royal Arch captain; VIM ].
Boykin. Wilson, master third veil; VIM.
]. Gudger, marshall. master second
veil: VIM. L. Hensley. Bald Creek.
master first veil; Robert H. Bradley.
Raleigh, grand guard.
MARRIAGES AT DURHAM.
Two marriages of more than ordinary
interest were soiemniZed in Durham
yesterday--one at Q a. m. and the other
at $50 p m.
The first one took place a the First
Baptist Church, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Hampton Fleming. OF Rich,
mond. Va, and Miss Nellie George
Watts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs S. +.
Watts. of Durham. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. c. Stewart, pas
tor of the Church OF the Covenant.
Richmond. a we'll known Presbyterian
minister.
The other marriage was that OF Mr..
Duncan Mckenzie to Miss Cecilia
Crews, which was so!emnized q; Main
Street Methodist Church this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. c. a. Oglesby Of
floating.