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RALEIGH. N. C..8Tebruary 1.--Lieu-i
Tenant Governor Francis u Winston gave
an elaborate supper lust night, mt which
nx-Govcrnorf G. b.. Aycock and Colonel
r, NJ. 3arsill were tho quests of lsonor
The supper was especially In honor Of
tho retirement OF Colonel Penrsnll from
the onlce OF private secretary to tho
Governor he having served Throughout
Governor Aycock's administrations and
Until yesterday since tho inAug ura ton
OF Governor Glenn, when llo was sue
coded by General James D. Glenn, bros
Thereof Governor Glenn. Colonel Pcarsnll
has madcEmany warm personal friends
during Ills stay here. WI Fl g Will Il, the
next few days return to New Bern sInd
resume the practice or law.
~ A negro bank the Peoples Bank OF
Kiiiston, was chartered to-day w the
Secretary of Stat with S. 900 apitnl.
Involuntary proceedings in bankruptcy
anu injunction were Instituted hero to-5
dpy against j. y Johnson, Of Buies, and
tho hearing set for February Sth.f8 The
amount involved Is 5000. Ho Is a $nier-B
chant and recently made mn assignment.
Judge Purnell heard argument to-day
81 James H. I,ou and w. G.. Monroe, re-,
gnrdlng the final settlement Of the bill
o!Scosts Of tho noted recelyershlp pro-
caedings against the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company. They, a.
counsel for the State and the railroad
company, object to $many Items IN the
hill in that under the adjudication OF
the proceeding the State and the railroad &C
company are to pay the costs. :5
s THE sUPREME COURT.
r1ext Monday the North Carolina, SUI N
prrme Court will convene for the spring
torn, and the first day Will be, MS us
devoted II 8 the examination or applicants
for licenses to practice law. The tndi-
ca ton now is that there will be vi sixty
81. m ore. The questions to be prop ounded
to the 5appicants are being prepared by q
committee from the North Carolina Bar
Associatlon,l Instead OF The members Of.
the court. az has been the custom. 5GE
L The Joint education committee Of the
Legislature spent to-day at the North
jinEs and tho work being carried on tn erc.a
,rhey took dinner With more than i've
hundred students, and &irgL the afternoon
there was an elaborate dress par
which was attended by many peoplo from
the CITY.
Tho IIouse Committee on Salaries ana
Fees had h lively time over bills - &in-4!
CreQ Sc the JuA
change the ebass OF the compensatlon#o o.
solicitors from feeg3to salary ba sis. ,fn1ey
voted to change the pay Of solicit tors 70
salary basis and appointed a. sub com nit
tee. headed ~ Mr. Graham, Of Grnnvllllle,
TO recommends the amount o & 50 larles. "a :, 9
to- Judges the Senate bill to Increase sal
aries Is to be reported favorapiy = ne -
committee vote being seven TO ellg NJ
PILoTAGE Legislation La y, 5
| Mr., George Harris arrived this morn.
ing 10 look after the interests Of the
proposed pIlotage legislation that sls to
be urged on the General ASSEMBLY VI BY
the business interests Of Wilmington r 9
said tonight that the bill Will proba ply
not be introduced until next Wcek.&,, -
now costs sl25 for a vessel to got into inc
mort Sof l$Wilmingto and the deterinl-
nation is to cut this in half. .as III
Colonel yVaddell is here from Whining
ton a 3 counsel for N. Glenn NVilliams N
his fight against any interference with
the charter Of Williams, or legl alton
that would close up his big slbO,0oO rect,-
fying plant at that place. Williams IS
ono Of the whiskey distileries the s. 1903
Legislature Incorporated to prevent the
watts law from putting thom out OF
business. Colonel Wnddell declares nat ma
| the present course In the matter ot q =
temperate legislation is suicidal boil 70
the hest interests OF the State ana tine
IiTnmocratiC marty. ss1