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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

Mrs.. Allan Ireland. drtssmaker,
corner Pleasant and Sixth streets.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

Special safe OF gloves, mitfens.
&. r. TOWERS Il Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

A little shooting addeu to the ex'
citement on Park street 'as' night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

sold everywhere. Price C%rTicrRA, SIC; SOAP,
2jc; RpsoivENT. 81. repaired by the to,'ef
Drug and Chemica COrrorsiiJn. Boston, MASS
Es--.nd for How TO Cure kin Diseases, o.
pryps, ~ III Illustrations and lJ testimonials.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24
Tn. Best Man i'm the World.

tht bfN' "ah ""'f"
Well. n not p0.I'iyely the hest, one Of The Wis.
est l. be VIII, checks disease AZ the starr in his
own system. Ia preserving or Z storing the
heayen-rrant'd gift ~ health. he deserves pro.
found con,ide ration. His example : worthy to
be INITIATED. The complsius which sflict us are
largely attri'utab'a 10 a want ~ tone In the
stomach, either inherent % inflicted by ourselves
upon that much sbused repository ct III. food
that should nOurish u What j. it, requirements
in alv.r.iiy: Awhossome tonic, None 20 = ,od
IL ". rel, M n experience and testimony, a. He
letters stomach Hit els Cnm,dltaie' simu.
lanis won't DO Regulation. as vel, as invig ,fp.
ton % the digestive yisc-ra, is no 10 he efec I'd
by these. Through tn agency Of the SOMA :hio
namei. strength Of he entire system Is re'renched
- dyspepsia and hiliousncss overcome. Nalarial,
kidney. bladder an rheumatic complaints arc
eradica'ed by this salu'ary reiorner OF I'LL alih,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24
..etteT List

called for IN ~. Ni'.- civ. VI. r,
Pnsrnifc., Drt. %, $500
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

All Of yesterday. trains were on
time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24
LOCAL 1T M

Race photo's bic al Wiley Bros.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-10-24

M upLE ,blsck-he Ids, red. rough. chspPed and
INV oil, Min cufrd b Culicura >0ap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
THE TURF.
Yesterdays Events on the Leading Tracks
At Sheepshesd.
IBy telegraph to the Dispa;ch.I

10y tolekThpu 10 NhN DlfbhsNh'
New YORK, September 3.-Sheepshead
BAY: First race - Sweepstakes, ~, 900
added. seven furlongs-Princess Bowling
won: Al Farrow second, Fltz James third.
Time, 1:27 is.
second race-Sapphire stakes for two
vear-olds, sweepstakes, $3.50 added, hye
and a half furlongs-iascon won; Key
West second. Void third. Time, 1:l0.
Bergen on Nellie Bly, created some delay III
starting and when the start was made Ber-
gen pulled his horse to a stand-still TOR
some unexplained reason. Bergen was
suspended for the balance of the meeting
for his misbehavior at the post and there
is n possibility that the Executive Com
mttee will take HIM IN hand ana give MIN
hauling over.
Third race-handicap sweepstakes, ~ 900
added. mile and furlOng-Buddhlst won ;
NV Fellow second, Wilfred third. Time,
l:55 As
Fourth race-Twin City handicap sweep
stakes for 500 each, $4,000 added, mile
and a quarter-StarteTs: Firenu, Eurus.
Senorita. Tournament. Come 70 law, kiZ-
nah. Los Angeles and Badge. Firenzl
won: Tournament second. Eurus third.
Time. 2:07.
Fifth face-purse of $1,000, mile and a
furlonc-Vivid won: Sam Wood second
Hy-Dy third. Time. l:j6 rs. Vivid car
RED three and one-half pounds over
weight. but did not declare it, and she was
disqualified and the race was given 10 sam
Wood and the place-money t. Hy-Dy:
Then the Judges discovered that they had
made a mistake and the race was given to
Vivid and Sam Wood was placed second.
In .he mean time a number Of book-makers
had paid of on Sam Wood. but the asso-
citation has promised to make that money
good.
Sixth race-turf handicap for three.
vear-olds and upwards, handicap sweep
stakes. - $50 added, mile and a quarter
on turf PHILOSOPHY won by two lengths
Lavinia Belle second, Masterlode third.
| Time. 2:09 l-5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
The MsDoc VINEYARD COMPANY
GIVE Deed of Conveyance and Issue "oid
Bonds. Rsdeemabie In 1900.

Give u Deed oil conveyance ""' '" 49,
Bonds, RsdeenabIe In 1900.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di'pstch.l
SCOTLAND NICK. n. c.. Sept. 8, 1890.
The proprietors of the great Medoc
vineyard OF this county some time ago or
rapized in Alexandra, Va, a stock com
many, known "a the Medoc 'lneyaru CoIii-
psny They have recorded in the registers
Office i'm this county IA deed of conveyance
NJ the pIoperty to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of New York as trustees,
and have issued 800 gold bonds OF the
value of $500 each. bearing interest at Z
per cent. PAYABLE semi-annually, and ma
furino in 1910 and redeemable in 1900.
Hon. W. II. Day. of Weldon: IS president
and ii. s. Harrison. of Enfield is treasurer.
The Medoc VINEYARD is one of the largest
In the South and is one of the most Naiua-
Die investments IN the county.
TWO MILLION CAPITAL.
The prospectus for the Great rams
Water Power Manufacturing and improve
ment Company of Weldon shows unit
of b. 900 900 for the capital stock; which
will be issued in 800 shares each, upon
the payment of so per cent. OF the par
yalue. Nine hundred thousand dollars
of this stock has already been taken.
The assets of the company upon TINS oaSi s
will be $500. 900. 10, 600 building lots, l,ooo
acres OF laui aQllllOuhl, isVvV i'''N-t,N
canal. and grist-mill with capacity 10
grind 1000 bushels per day.
TOO MUCH SPECULATION.
IL was remarked to your correspondent
Yesterday that there are more stock CON-
Ganies being formed throughout the coun-
try than has ever been known before. Inc
paIrie gentleman said that Eastern Caronns
ought to develop her resources az an agri
cultural section rather than turn her atten
ton so much 10 speculation.
FOURTH Loss.
The cotton crop is opening very rapidly
An this section. and the best farmers say
that the crop is cut short one fourth by the
heavy August rains.
Diphtheria Is threatening this section
inst now. There have been some eases
outside of town, and Mr.. X. {. Josey's lit
tie pirl lies dangerously i'll with 1t here II
town.
FREE FERRY.
The citizens of the town of Halifax have
rented the Halifax ferry across the Roa
noke river and will make II a free ferry FOL
all persons coming from the Northampton
side of the river for year.
Since the sale of the Springs at Little
ton real estate has taken considerable
rise, and the place is rising to the dignity
OF a country-town boom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04

vhich has been on the docket for long
time and caused bitter feeling here.
Two neichbors had dispute about the
location OF dividing line between their
land. The value Of the land involved was
only g.. rs and the costs amounted TO seve-
raj hundred dollars. besides attorneys
fees.
LOOKING FOR OIL.
Phoenix informed your correspondent
to-day that work on his new shaft was pro-
crossing satisfactorily and that within the
next two weeks a joint stock company
would be formed, q derrick erected, ana
we'll bored. One or two parties who own
lands near Phenix's farm are SINKING
shafts looking for oil.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS AND PLANS
The directors OF the North Carolina Steel
and Iron Company were IN session last
night and again tonight. The meetings
have been secret, but your correspondent
Is informed that there has been complete
reorganization of the company; thet new
arrangements have been made ana new
plans formed. I also learn That contracts
for furnaces will be let and the work OF
erecting them begun at once. Negotia-
tions which have been pending for some
time for the remainder of the stock have
been closed and the stock taken. New LIE
seems 10 be enthused into the company,
and the announcement OF the reorganiza-
ton and the early commencement OK WORK
will revive the boom of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
THE RIFLE CONTEST.
OPENING OF The PRIzE-sHoor!Nc
TOURNAMENT At ASHEviLte.
me Competing Teams--An Extensive Land
Lot esle-Experimenting for Natural
Gas-New Railroad scheme
rs,.c,., ,.,.rr.m 70 IA. p,spa.cn.l


AsHrv1I.Ix, N. c.. September S.-This Is
the FIRST dav of the prizc-shooting tourna-
ment. The first contest, still IN progress
IA for 500. offered by Captain V. C.'Mc-
Rec 20 the best rife team. The following
teams are contesting Sumter q. "
Guards. Lumber-Bridge Light Infantry
Robson county. n. c.. Richland hines'
Waynesville, n. G. a team from Columbia,
sc: Asheyille Teams Nos. J and .. ana
four Buncombe county teams. Teams
from Wilmington and Fayetteviiie are eA-
pected.
III. mos. offensive auction land sale in
tba history Of Ashcville began to-day.
Nearly two hundred lots are 10 be sold,
twenty our of which to-day brought ~45,-
p75.5o Several of the purchasers were
non.residents. The property is all wooded
and part Of il within the city on an extern
mon of fashionable street.
TO BORE FOR GAS.
A company was formed some little time
ago for boring for natural gas. It's capl,ai
j. S25, 900. The boring Is 20 be done win
drills worked by steam. As the machinery
has been ordered. the experiment VIII
probably be made. though scientists ooh
encourage II. out the SlOChHoiuoi 'o"S 49,
Il is no new thing, and success has more
than once been achieved against Their adj
vice. The public is curious to see the re-
suit.
A large excursion has arrived tonight
from Raleigh. Durham. and other points
JoISERs AND KNIGHTS.
The Carpenters Union and Knights OF
Labor had a torchhght procession last
night aud listened to addresses IN their
hall. .o
A fair for Western North Carolina, to be
held AT the same time rs proposed inter-
state drill during August or September
1881. is now discussed. Governor fo"Ie'
who is here. Is warmly in its favor.
NEW RAILROAD.
Another railroad is now being planned
20 run from Asheville TO Chimney, ROCK,
through Buncombe, Mcdowell, and Ruth
srford counties-a distance OF twenty-five
miles-and is TO connect with a road from
South Carolina. The prominent name
heretofore known in connection with the
enterprise is that Of Colonel Frank Cox.
The French Broad Valley railroad IS pro-
crossing finely. Between 300 and 4OO men
are employed in its construction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
w. j. ROGERS, OF MORT HAMPTON,
Tho standard Bearer of the Democracy
in the Black District. North Carolina.
fspeciai telegram 70 the Dispstch.l

NrwBrRSE. n. c.. September Sat the
Democratic congressional convention for
the Second district held at hlnston, n. o.,
TO-DAY William j. Rogers. of Northampton
county. the head of the Farmers Alliance
In his county, was nominated. Ex-Con-
pTessman Simmons refused to allow his
name 10 60 before the convention,
although il is thought that he would have
received the nomination. The Democrats
Ia this part of the district think that Sim
mons is the only man that could carry the
district and are depressed by his refusal to
run. though they believe he has Just cause
Tor refusal.
SEPTEMBER WEDDING.
MIR. Thomas s. Burruss, of Fairfield, N;
C.. and Miss Ada w. Burruss were married
Al the brides home in this city this morn
lug. Mr.. J. G. Burruss, brother of the
groom, and Miss Maud Saunders. OF Rich
fied couple left immediately fora northern
tour,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
FfyA ~SsAk-
YNHE OLD DOMINION
4 BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,
RlCHMOND, Va.

This company invites the attention Of tho
peoule OF Richmond % "a simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 70 Sc
cure homes OF their own.
The company viii lend money on real estate
10 within - per cent. Il the appraised value, 20
be returned Va small monthly instAlments
scarcely more than tho ordinary monthly renL
As simple inyestDent he shares OF the COM
pany are very desirable because OF the fact that
they represent the smallest possible risk with
the largest profit. the security ooing always real
estate
ladies' or other persons Of means not able or
willing 70 engage IN octiye Duslners pursuits
can by an Investment In he shares o. this com
pany become practically partners Ia an oxton-
awe, active, and profitable business, under the
r, anagement OF men with the best business
qualities and Of large aud varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring 10 invest or
10 borrow will please call On or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ills sass Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
ONE HUNDRED DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
20 Send Delegates to the state Conven-
tion-Mnrriage of Rev. Mr. Foster
to Miss White.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.


RALxIGH, n. ID. September 3.-From the
secretary OF the Democratic State
Executive Committee it is learned
that there are in the State 100
Young Mems Democratic clubs, which
are TO send delegates 10 the State
convention here this month. Vance will
DO among the speakers at the convention.
Two years ago there were 300 such clubs,
with o membership OF $1,000 or more.
1HK PASTOR MARRIED.
Rev. James L. Foster. pastor Of the
Christian church here, was this evening
married TO Miss Myrtle White, also of Ra-
Governor Fowle is not expected back
from Asheville until the first of next week.
Prominent Democrats said to-day in dis
cussing the attack on Senator Vance that
they now believed il would be persistent
until the election in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
A PRETTY SEPTEMBER WEDDING.
MIR. Samuel Jones Is United in Marriage to
Miss Ethel Farrar aud Leave Tor
Manchester.
lspecial telegram to the Dispstch.I

tSpeclai tc&ekfotu w en0 b''psNHi
FAR,rvILLE, Va. September 3.-This af-
,ernoon the marriage Of Dir. Samuel p.
Jones and Miss Ethel Farrar was celebrated
in the Methodist church before fsshiona-
bic audience. The chancel and pulpit
were almost hidden in bed Of rare and
beautiful flowers and plants. The eere-
mony was performed by the Rev. William
L. Evans, and the ushers who preceded
the bride and groom TO the altar to the
strains Of an inspiring march by Mrs: Judge
Ciute were Messrs. John Owen. Of Man.
chester, Joseph Hines, Asa Jenkins, and j..
L. Hart, OF Farmville. immediately after
the ceremony the party left for Mapches-
ter, which has been the home of the groom
the past twelve months. The BRIDE is the
second daughter OF MIR. Y. I. Farrar. She
has many friends here, who wish her q long
life Of happiness.
Miss Mamie Mayo, charming belle of
Powhatan Courthouse, is the guest Of Miss
Josie Winston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
VIRGINIA UNDERTAKES.
Second Days Proceedings OF the sta''
Funeral Directors Association.
fsnacia telngram 10 the Dispstchl

STANTON, Va. September 3.-The second
davis session of the Virginia Funeral Dlrec-
tors'Association was called to order by Pres
:dent Iaube at 1925 A. VI. The report of the
Auditing Committee was received and the
Committee discharged. The report OF the
Grievance Committee was made and the
charges referred TO a commissioner. The
report of Messrs. Morris, Ohver, ana Chrls-
tian a committee 10 draft resolutions with
regard to the death of the late Thomas
Giiddon. editor of the Cdsket. offered the
| following:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
The Bridge Bonds All Taken.
f6nacisl telAgram 70 the Dlspatch.l

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September 3.--The
remaining $40, 900 Of Fredericksburg bridge
bonds were purchased to-day by. Fisher 4
Shaw. Of Baltimore, at l07, the whole
amount 425. 0oo-selling at q premium of
o.. 1920.
Mr. Henry Perry. q well-known printer
OF this city. died to-day, in the twenty
seventh year Of his age. He leaves . wife
and two young children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
&. Is. smith Renominated.

ISpeCIAI ltItkTHIH 70 'I4U D''NSE'I'I
RAvrxswooD. w. Va, September 3.-The
Republican congressional convention OF
the Fourth West Virginia. district to-day
renominated Congressman Charles Is.
Smith on the first ballot. Smith was the
first Republican contestant seated by the
present Congress. The platform endorses
the Mckinley and Lodge bills and CON-
mends Sneaker Reed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
Canadian Syndicate Deal.

WHEELING, W. Va, September 3.-The
denial from Ottawa that Sir John Nc
Donald. Sir Charles Upper. and Others,
composing a Scotch Canadian syndicate,
had bought over three hundred thousand
acres Of coal and lumber land in West Viz
ginia is not credited here. West Virginia
land agents say the deal has been made,
and Robert II. Wright, No. 10 Wall street,
New York. il the agent representing the
Canadian syndicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
a HABEaS CORPUS CASE.
BIZ. slater sues for His Chiidren-his
Wife's sad Story of Brutal and
Cruel Treatment.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, September 3, 1890.
Judge Farthing, of the County Court IN
vacation, has been engaged to-day IN near
ING a writ Of hdbens corpus sued out by Mr..
Charles Slater against his wife for the pos
session of their three children, Mrs.
Slater having left her husband and sought
shelter and protection at the nome OF her
parents, the cause, as stated III the evil
dence, being continued maltreatment az
the hands of the husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
slater. with the exception of three years
spent in Newport News. have resided IN
James CITY county since their marriage.
The petitioner is represented by Cyrus A.
Branch. of Toano. and +. Beverly Slater
of Richmond. who is not in any way re-
lated to the parties involved in the suit !;
the defendant wife by j. f. Hubbard. OF
Yorktown. There are quite number OF
witnesses to be examined, but when TINS
report closed only the evidence OF Mrs.
Slater had been taken.
HIS CRUEL TREATMENT.
The substance of the testimony was as
follows. He cursed and abused her for the
omission Of comparatively tritiing and I'M
important domestic duties, such as not
filling lamp with oil. When under such
treatment she refused 10 cook longer for
him. he then threatened TO deprive her OF
food. saving that she could not eat at his
| table. and when finishing his meal locked
I'D the pantry. These proceedings went
on tor three DAYS when he made a
feeble attempt to apologize, removing
then 10 Newport News to live IN rented
! rooms. No comforts were provided Tor her
and they had TO live in verv small rooms,
one of them being about l0xl4 feet: In
which they cooked and entertained her
visitors. He contributed but scantily to;
wards the clothing of the children. ana
during seven and a half years OF their
married life had provided her with only
one dress and one hat, the rest OF her snip
mort having been gained by her own exer-
ions. While keeping boarding house at
Newnort News he minated that she was
Too intimate with a certain boarder, whom
She immediately notified to seek other
| quarters.
ATTEMPTED TO CHOKE HER.
He on two occasions attempted to choke
| her. and by force took her wedding-rlng
from her finger. He struck her once on
| the head and made threat that he would
| kill her yet, and again he struck her on her
| left side, which sent her against the door
and incapacitated her from further do;
nestle duty for some time. She showed
| her bruises 10 her mother. Her huspand
when aroused Is very high-tempered, ana
once stated that he expected TO XIII me
and then kill himself" The case being the
| first of its kind In our courts TOR number
of wears has attracted quite crowd to the
| court-room, and much sympathy IS ex-
pressed for Mrs. Slater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
THE SINGLE-TAX CONVENTION.
The Platform Presented by Henry George
and Adopted.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

NEW YORK. September 9.-The Single
Tax Convention to-day adopted platform
presented to them by Henry George. The
main points were that all men were created
alike with certain inalienable rights; no
one shall be permitted to hold property
without fair return; there shall be no
tax on the products of labor the revenues
for national. State, and municipal purposes
shall be raised by q single tax upon land
absolute free trade. The platform was
loudly applauded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
AUCTION SALES-This Day.
BY Henry L. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

4 UCTION SALE OF A SMALL
~ CENTRALLY LOCATED LOT AND
DWELLING on LEIGH STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH SIRHETS.-
by virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly record
cd ia the Office Of the Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deei-Book q h. page 32s, default having been
made In the payment OF part OF the money
thereby secured, and being so required by the
beneficiary, we shall offer for sale % the highest
bidder, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ. all that certain LOT OF LAND
on the south side OF Leigh street, with the frame
dwelling thereon, fronting - feet. moro or lese,
on Leigh street. and running back within parsl-
lei lines IS feet more or less with all tho appur-
tenances thereto belonging.
Here IL a chance to secure a snug little home
in the centre OF the civ at low price.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 70
some $3.50, II is probable that more accommoda-
ting terms may DO offered At The time q the sale.
CHARLES PHILIPS,
]. s. TOWER,
ausO Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
THE RoANokes AND wINsToNs
Gross Bats and the Tar-H Heels are Chica
goed-An Unknown Man Killed.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. Va, September 3.-Virginia
and North Carolina crossed bats this
evening at Riverside Park. The teams
were the Roanoke and Winston mines.
After an exciting game of l hour and 30
minutes the score stood to 0 in favor of
thu former.
W. II. Carroll. brakeman on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. had his arm 80 badly
mashed this morning in the West-End
yards that amputation will be necessary.
KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN.
A Hungarian whose name could not be
learned was run over and instantly killed
at Bramwell, W. Va, last night by west
bound freight train.
John Boyd. who was arrested on the
charge Of throwing dynamite shell in Q
house of ul-tame on Saturday night last,
was arrsigned to-day and gave bail in the
sum Of 600.
Hiss Emma GRAY xoosshsad. tho chaxm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
A STRANGE PHENOMENON
s.e, I'm the Northwest Heavens by Citi-
zens of Luray-Lithia Water.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
Irn.Y. Va. September .-Late last night
strange light n ,n1 mn neaSenS
pstion among the more cultured class who
x,ewed II but it alarmed the ignorant and
superstitious classes. The phenomenon
was in the form OF , bright cord Of light light
ANGLES with the horizon. and had the ap-
,,asrance of a long bar of red-hot iron. The
hrilliancy of the light faded aud increased
at times. and finally disappeared. 1t was
nothing like comet, oeihe evenly proper
toned In its entire length.
LITHIA WATER.
The report from an eminent chemist is
;,,st received showing the value of a lithia
water recently discovered here. The re-
port shows the spring. which is cold one:
10 be three times the strength in lithis of
tbo waters of the famed Bear Lithia
Springs. This discovery is valuable one
for Luray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-04
the GRADING COMPLETED
On the Ysdkin Valley to tho Virginia Line.
Oii-steeI and Iron Projects
fspecisl telegram TO the Dispstch.I

lSpecisI tSIegfam 70 tbe DspstcHI
GHsxNssoRo', N. c., September 3.-The
Gorf of grading the Cape Fear and Yad-
lin Valley railroad TO the Virginia line 70
1hs point where il is to connect with the
Cripple Creek or North Carolina extension
Of the Norfolk and Western was completed
to-day, and the large force Of eonvicts !. en en-.
ploysd on the work passed tn a mere
soon ~ the work on the Norfolk and West
~ q dnjshed the track will be laid and
fSresnsboro' will be directly connected
vith the Pocsh ontas oosi-Gslds.
NO xxyxnas ovxs 4 TRIVIAL NArTxR
a enxe vs. disposed Of IN court to-dAy