Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-21
anoroase ia tho Number OF Trinity.
College Graduates = Professor or
Mnsio Secured for the Baptist Fec
male University What George
Gould Paid for His GnnoPrcssrves
New sIeihodist church..

Sutton, a&Aotorious moonshiner from
the Tennessee border, on an Indictment
charging him with violating the inter-
nal revenue law. He was sentenced to
three years In the penitentiary. The
charge against him of numbering Sherr
if Dawson, OF Tennessee, will not be
taken up at the present time, the OIL
GERS contenting themselves with this
conviction until the murder case can
be fully investigated.
Sutton, it is alleged, is a very bad
man and is feared by the community
on Pigeon River, where he resided. For
this reason 1t was very difficult mat
ter for the officers to obtain all tho
proof necessary to obtain q conviction
on the charge of murder so long as
there was any chance of Sutton return
ing and visiting summary punishment
upon those Of his neighbors who ap-
peared against him. With Sutton In
prison here for n term OF three years,
however. the officers believe that this
backwardness in speaking will dis
appear, and that if Sutton is actually
guilty it will be known in q short
time.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
There Is a decided increase this year
I'm the number of college graduates who
are taking advantage Of the opportuni-
ties offered at Trinity College for more
advanced work Than Is now done by
the undergraduate. There are fifteen OF
these this year, while last year there
were only six. All of them are A. B.
graduates of Trinity, except two, who
are graduates of the Greensboro Fe-
male College, Nine OF this number are
resident students. and the remaining
SIX are teachers In various schools in
the community. The facilities for this
kind OF work have been much improv-.
ed IN library equipment scientific APP
paratus, and the number of instructor
and it is an encouraging sign that so
many men arc availing themselves of
the opportunities. The presence OF these
select men will lift the standard of
scholarship and student ideals of learn
ing, and 1t will prove a wholesome
stmulant in the college community.
BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY.
The large number Of pupils in the
music school OF the Baptist Female
University has made it necessary to Sc
cure an additional teacher. For nearly
q month the trustees have been seeking
q capable man.
1t WAS hard to find a man up to the
standard required and as u last resort
1t was decided that President Blasin-
game should go North and search out
a man. Accordingly he left Raleigh last
ueSody LOT l,HllduelpHla, Wnere, ntlef
comforting with the leading musicians
of the city, he finally selected Mr.. Hen
ry A. Gruhler, OF Philadelphia.
Mr. Gruhler is young man of a5
years. He graduated tire Re Regal
Academy of Music, Lcipsic, Germany,
after continuous study of four years
He then returned to America, taught
one year in the South Broad Street
Conservatory OF Music. Philadelphia, at
the end of which time he returned to
Germany, where he studied another
year and q half.
He made concert tour of Germany,
where his playing was highly compli-
mented.
CLERK FORTUNES MISTAKES.
Following is the list Of the twenty
four bankrupts whose discharges have
been signed by Clerk Fortune, when
they should have been signed by Judge
Purnell. and are therefore worthless:
S. ]. Bartholomew, Castalia, Nash
county (March 3lsD; 3. S. Spruill, at
torney
G. q. Wood, Ransom's Bridge. Frank
lin county October 11th); T.. S. spruill,
attorney.
D. A. Fields, Pine Level, Johnston
county Gully 17th); Ed. s. Abel, attor-
ney.
X. p. Hill. Louisburg. Franklin coun-
ty (July 1sD; J. c.. l. Harris, attor,
ney.
Gerson Richard. Rocky Mount, Edge
combe county august 15th.) Jacob
Battle. attorney.
w. r. Rnfin, Wilson, Wilson county
february 25th). f. A. Woodward, at
torney.
w. NJ. Carter Wilson, Wilson county
(March 20th). II. A.. Woodward, at
torney.
Stephenson & King Clayton, Johnston
county Gully 22d). Sam Il. Honeycutt,
attorney.
Naaman Baker, Wilson. Wilson coun-
ty (April 1StN. Il. A. Woodward, at
torney.
Mrs. Jennie Fuqua, Durham, Durham
county (May SD. Winston & Fuller,
attorneys.
George Marshall Spence, Raleigh.
Wake county (April 24th). b. c. Beck
with. attorney
J. Il. Dawson. Halifax. Halifa- coun-
ty MAY SD. Bell & Grizzard, attor-
neys.
T. A. Davis. Wilson, Wilson county
april 12th). F. A. Woodward, attor-.
ney.
w J. Harris. Wilson county tAprll
95). T. G. Harris, attorney
Charles II. Male, Halifax, Halifax
county august 9th). Thomas N Hill,
attorney
]. D. Turner. Raleigh. Wake county
august 1ath). Battle & Mordecai, at
torneys.'
Jeff D. and Jennie Lee. Wilson, VIII
son county september 27th). Bruton &
Conner. attorneys. z,
J. ]. Whitaker. Eagneld. Halifax