The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
IN AND ABOUT TIE CITY.

4N AMI AOVOx 1-G O4A i
Mr.. S. S. Coley. who has been living
at Moncure, have moved to Raleigh.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
to Mr.. Chas. Lee. of Clayton, and Miss
Addie Pope, of Shotwell.
The Supreme court will meet next week.
On Monday applicants for license to prac-
tice law will be examined.
The street sprinkler appeared on the
street yesterday for short while. A
good beginning, now let's keep it up.
The Times Visitor has moved into the
and Observer office. They have excel
lent quarters here, and plenty of room.
Curator Brimley has moved his work
room to the room just north of the au-
ditorum of the Agricultural Department,
which will be fitted up for the purpose.
The board of aldermen yesterday grant
ed permission to Mr.. w. w. Vass to put
steps from the street to the basement of
his new building near the head of Fay
etteville street.
A class of twenty-four young attorneys
will come down from the University to-
day to stand their examinations to prac-
tice law. The examinations will be held
by the Supreme Court on Monday.
Miss Mamie Sutton died yesterday
morning at 1 o'clock. She is the daughter
0f Mr CT
years of age. The funeral was held yes
terday at the chapel at the cemetery by
DR.. a. A. Marshall.
Supreme Court Librarian Bradley was
yesterday at work getting the rooms in
order for the opening of the Supreme
Court. The furniture of the Supreme
Court room has all been revarnished and
the books taken down and busted.
Two thousand, eight hundred and forty
two bales of cotton have been sold on the
Raleigh market this season. This is eight
hundred bales more than had been sold
in the corresponding period of last year
Prof Ray says that there are only
about twenty-five more pupils to come in
ITO the Blind School. These have been
detained at home by sickness. In the
white school are 120 pupils and 100 are
in the coIored school. They have been
arranged in classes and are at work.
Pupils who intend to enter the Murphey,
Wiley or Centennial schools and have not
yet secured tickets of admission may get
them today at the Murphey school be-
tween and o'clock. The enrolment of
pupils for the Murphey school is now 479
and for the Wiley school is 346. The ca
pacity of each building is about 400.
1t is learned that there will be about
twenty-five applicants for law license
from the University law school and twelve
from Wake Forest. This makes thirty
seven, the smallest class that has APP
piled in several years. 1t is very likely
that several others, graduates of law
school out of this State will apply.
sherlock Holmes" will be presented
at the Academy of Music Friday, Septem-
Der 2Sth, under the management of Mr..
Charles Frohman, whose names stands
for honesty of purpose in staging and for
the best that can be secured in the way
of companies. A tour of the principal
cities only is being made by the COM
pany playing here, as the piece is too
expensive for the smaller towns. The
reserve seats will be put on sale Mon
day morning at Bobbitt & Wynne's drug
store.
Now a Raleigh alderman wants to hold
a primary on the water question at the
November election. What's the use I?
Everybody except the Water Company
people are in favor Of municipal owner
ship. And besides, there's plenty of other
things political to engage the attention of
the ordinary American between now and
November 9Th He'll have a chance of
voting for one of several presidential
candidates, one of four aspirants for the
Senatorial toga, one of four nominees for
Congress, &c. The man who's not salts
ga ILL, tbie ,roII hn can,t he satisfied