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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
SnrinY Tnrf Exents.
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GUTTESBURG. y. j.. March 3.-An excellent
card was the loadstoue that drew large crowd
TO the hiu-tOp track to-day They eKpec.9d soVd
sport, and the summary will shoT tuat they were
not disappointed. Tae track was IN excellent
condition.
First race-six furlongs -Fagot won; Ben
March second, Bolivar tniri. lime, l:l',4.
second race-three furlougs-Mlss Annie won
Lucy Wallace (ge.ding) second, kyelyn carter
third. Time, 3b3,.
Third race-Sx furlongs-yocalize won !;
Eightaway second, Misery third. Tine, J.: ol-
Fourth race-six and one-half furl0ugs-Pan-
way Won; Greenwich second GiAdiatOf Ihlru'
Fiith raceEfour and one-half furlongs-Salis-
bury won; Rcd Elm second, Moons'ohe thru'
Time. 90.
sixth race-one mile-Sorento won; Climax
second, McMuriy third. Tine, l:44i 8. 8,
GLOCcESTRR. y. j., Marcl 3.-Ihe CITY Council
this evening licensed the Gloucester race-ttack
for i've years. The liconse-fee was n1ed at s-0O
for that period. -
Only two favorites won to-day, and In these
two races the second choices were about as Well
played rs tho winners.
Fret race-one aud one-sixteenth miles-Jug-
gler won; Pestilence second, Bothera'loh thirL
Time, 1853.
second rece-four and one-hali furlongs-
Sister Louise (geldingl won; Procida second,
Ruth II. third. Time, 1:OOA-
Third race-Repeater won; wallace u secoho'
MAJOR Thornton tniri. Time, i;Ju.
Fourth race-iOur ana one-han furlongs-
Shamrock won; Censor second, Iioga third
Time, 591s.
Futh rgce-three furlongs- Midget Woh )
Adele (nllD second, FrAulein (gedins) thlrd'
Time, 4DlS.
Sixh race-seven furlongs-Paradse won
Boston Tommy second, Jupiter third. Ilme'
1:3Jla.
WAsHIsGTOs ID, C.. March 3.-The NTH day Of
tho meeting opened wlth an attendance OF
1000. Track ialr (; weather cloudy. No racing
tomorrow.
Frst rA-e-hAlf mlle-Express won: Muialto
secOnc, jim Dunn third. lime, OLA.
Second race-six iuriOngs-Pokino won Cah
Tel second, Lucky Clover shiri lime, l:lV.
Third race-fiye furlongs-Ella won: Register
second, Running Birt thId. Tune l;oo13. 80
Fourth race-siX farlJng ngs-BeiwoOd won Play
or Pay second. Athena third. Time, l:sO.
Fiith Tace-siK furi0ugs- s-hohammei won
Van Dyke second, Pelham third. Time, l:2O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
WHIPPED IN COURT.
Several Little Negroes Chsstised by Their
Parents Yesterday.

There was an unusual scene in the Po-
lice-C Court room yesterday morning. Claude
McGhee. William Nelson. Alexander Lind
saw, and Thomas BaKer. four coiored
urchins, were charged with felonious.y
breaking into tho market-stall of Virginia
Hawkins in tho daytime and stealing
half box of oranges. II was not proved
that these boys were the guilty. ones. but
the Justice ordered that each ono be
whipped in court by his mother. which
was done.
Norman Johnson and Robert Pegram
(colored) were up for fighting and creating
a disturbance on the premises OF negro
named Beverly Gregory. Beverly was
charged with unlawfuliy throwing Pegram
down his steps. Johnson was sent 70 the
grand jury of tne Hastings Court for feio-
uiously assaulting and wounding Pegrsm
with a brick. Pegram aud Gregory were
discharged.
The case against Lucy Jackson (coloredl
for tho larceny of number Of household
articles wss dismissed.
Ed. Carr (colored). charged with the lar
ceny of parasol. two towels, and two
napkins from George Ives, was sent TO lai!
in default OF security and 20 tho grand
jury of the Hastings Court.
Moses Lee (cOlored) went TO prison for
thirty days as q suspicious character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
COLONEL SILL0VAYE SPEAKS.
What a Colonel of General McCleIlan's
Staff Says.
He Saved President Lincoln
from Capture.
He Was the PreseNer Also OF John
Jacob Astot.

Colonel William A. II. Sillowave 10 60
wears old Ho resides at Bellows Falls,
VT, and is connected with the Bellows
Falls Times He has something OK ths
most vital interest TO say TO bis fellow
soldiers of the Grand Army of the kepuo-
lie, and to hrs tellOw-men the worlu over:
In Rihe-Shots and Bullet-Sheiis
thero can be found a sketch or Coionei
Sllowaye wherein IL is shown that ne IN
directly saved the Union when. IN 1868, no
prevented the capture OF Lincoln by ihe
Confederates. lie also saved John Jacob
Astor from similar fate IN lSS2 IN the
peuInsular campaign Colonel Sillowaye
served four wears and eight months 10 the
army and navy during the war, ana trot,
April. 1851, 10 February, 1858. ne serVeo
his country without pay or reward OF any
kind.
lie knew all the Union generals and
Secretary stanton and Mr. "eles. no
was heutenaut-colonel on benerM We
Clellan's staf IN 1862. Colonel Siilowaye
Is a practical printer. engineer, ana nm
gust. He has set up works IN breek.
French. Spanish. Lat I. aud Heorew. no
was employed during FIVE wears at uItori,
Eng, on Homsn's Greek Bible, ana there;
In 1859, the degree OF LID. was conferred
upon him. HIS first wife was dsushtec
OF SIR William Blackie and uiece OF SIR
Richard Houchton. HIS prvsent wife ~
relative OF Hon. William Nj. Eyar,s. and a
very gifted lady.
Colonel Silowaye Is very modest man.
and only consented 20 talk 20 the writer
after II was shown that II would oe ciiinl-
nal for him TO keep bis knowledge 70 h'ul-
self while others suffered.
So here Is hls story as It fell rom hls
lips. lie saw II written our. and he en-
| dorsed every word OF Il,
ION tho 18TH of April. 1861. renlisted IN
| the army OF the North. | weighed l6l
pounds. After serving four years ana eight
months in tho army aud navy anu suher-
/ ING from wounds aud rheumatism | was
discharged. | weighed the day was DIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
FOR HAMPTON ROADS
THE NAvAL-RENDEzvoUs APPRoPRl-
ALTON AGREED TO.
Temporary Buildings VIII he Erected at
Old Pofnt-WilIisn and May Bill NOT
Yot otsigned-spOIiation Controversy
Especial telegram to the DIspatoh.l


WASHINGTON. d. c., March 3.-The naval
rendezvous appropriation has been agreed
TO by both branches of Congress and tho
VIrginians here are jubilaut, because II m
sures big time this spring in Hampton
Roads. The opposition in the House was
led by Holman. but he was badly defeat
ed. Half OF the amount will be spent a'
Hampton Roads.
Representative lawson has secured per-
mission from the War Department Tor per; per;
sons to erect temporary buildings at Old
Point Comfort during the coming he'@'
rendezvous in Hampton Roads.
STATE GRANGE MEETING.
The Executive Committee of the Ilr-
fluia State Grange met here TO-DAY,
those present including Il. L. Hutchinson
of Accomac (acting master); W. L. Macon,
Accomac; Dr. T.. G. Powell, DlnwlquIe
il. 7. Dodge, Prince william; S0lVngi
John r. Alrich, Spotsylvania, and W; J.
Wedderburn, (secretary) Fairfax. They
met to make arrangements tor the ne~C
meeting Of the state Grange.
Mr Henderson, Of North Carolina. put
through tho House the conference report
on the post-oilice bill, and the speclhl-
ail-facilties clause" is left, IN fact, Just
Us passed by the Senate.
HARRISON HEsITATEs.
The William and Mary College bill hss
not yet been signed by the President. lie
sent il tins morning to the Secretary OIL
War. and Mr.. Elkins expressed the oplnlol
that It was lust claim. Then the Pres :
dent referred it to Attornoy-General Mill
leg for an opini0n-iust why no one knows
The Presidents decision may not %
reached until tomorrow morning, ana
then he will send TO Congress list OF the
measures approved.
Mr.. Wise reported to the House to-nlgot
tho Mt. Vernon electric-raliway ori,dgl
bill which passed the Senate YESTERDAY
and Mr. Meredith hopes before morning 10
be recognized and pass It.
A CONTROVERSY.
There was sharp controversy IN the
/ House tonight over the French spollation
/ claims appropriation IN the deficiency blli.
/ Air. Bum. OF North Carolina, made briel
/ and fOrclblo speech IN advocacy OF the ap'
propr.ation. Many Virginia and North
/ Carolina people are Interested.
The COast-Lue train tonight nrougL'
| in large delegations from Richmond
| fredericksburg. and other points. The
I CITY Is being rapidly crowded. The coun
! try folks from Maryland and Virginia WI
/ come ~ force tomorrow morning. IL i'
| raining tonight here. and II the wind doe
not change 1t Is liable to continue to
/ IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
THE GRACE-sTREeT REVIVAL.
Many Conversions Last Nlght-services
i'm the Churches Tomorrow.

Many Conversions Last Night-serVlces
in the Churches To-Morrow.
Tho great revival at Grace-street Baptist
church continues 20 grow In interest. The at
tendance last night was very largo despite the
rain. DR.. Whartons sermon WAS one OF great
power aud thers we're nlty professions OF iaith.
Dr. Wharton VIII preach three times on sum
day-at il A. Vi. AMI 3 ana =. Vi. The alter
noon sermon will Os % iadios ana that at nlShI
10 men only. Or. Hatcher leaves the city today
for Baltimore % on tie pulpit ot DR.. wharton
Rev. Mr.. Scegers, u tho First Engusn Lu,ho-
ran church, has returned 70 the clty ana VIII
occupy his pulpit this morning.
Rev. Geo-Ro Leonard Clancy VIII preach a.
Beyidere Hall, Main street, on sunday alter
noon ~ : o'clock on Election"
Rev. 4. =. Kerr. ID D.. delivered lecture Fri
DAY n.g .gnt IN Lexington, Va, and Will return 10
Richmond to-dny, 0ling hls pulpit az usual to-
morrow. fia WAS 10 have renamed ~ LeHlng-
rom Ia breach for Rev. Dr. Preston on sunday,
but owing to tho critical illness Of somo mem
bers OF his congregation his plau5 were changed.
Rev. ". /. Wright VII preach at Leigh-Strec.
church tomorrow morning from the text - Ana
there shall DO 90 night tnero.' AZ 7. VI. the
subject VIII ue "Giging Oi the Law preparator;
TO y series Of sermons On tho len ComWahu
ments
P,.noD Van 10 Vyver will continue h's series O
sermons on the "Sacrameut Of Penance at tht
Cathedral tomorrow nISnt.
Row. Father DCnahOe, OF -. Patrcks = church
contsmpates a trip 20 Lynchhurg this month.
Rev. Father Iiernan, OF 81. Patricks, u
preaching series u Lenten sermons on Tues
day evenings. His subject Is The Blesse-
| Sacrameutn
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Alleged Eedwine Abettors.

ATLANTA, GA, March 3.-lIorace Ovens and
II. II. Bla k we're to-day arraignod before Uniiel
states Commissloner CASTOR upon the chhfse Oh
aiding and ahetting tho embelzement Ot the
funds of the Cato Guy National Bank, aud were
bound over 10 court in the sum of $4,000. lhoy
failed 20 give hOud and were sent 10 jail. BLACK
IL tho man with whom kedwine, tho delaultine
oasistant cashier. was found when captured
bv the police. Hs had been hired 10y
Ovens 70 guard Redgne. When OWons'
who is Wcll-kn0wn bnilif, was arrested be
told conflicting stories about bis connection WIN
the cnse. frat saving ne was acting for Red
who's friends and Afterwards that he had Rod
wine under arrest and claimed the reward. Red
vine told story OF Owens holding him ani DC
manding $4,000 ransom. AT the hearing u
dav a detective sWore that the Sunday oeior
the defaicau n RodWine and eleven friends nei
a long consultation, presumably about the trou
bios. This feature Of tho testimony has cresle'
n ecusati0u.
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Truxton Beaie, Of California, TO be Minister and
Consul-General 10 koUmania, Servia, ana

Truxton Beaie, Of California, 10 be Minister and
Consu-General TO houmanis, Servia, ana
Groeco.
After two hours discussion the conference re-
port on the legislative appropriation Dill was
agreed to-yeas, Al; nays. II. Daring the DIS.
cussion Mr.. Teller read dispatch which be m a
received from the secretary Of the Denver lCoL)
Ciearing-liouso Associ alton offering the Irea-
sury Department al,O00,000 in gold ooin In OK
change Tor like amount In legal-tender notes.
lie said ho had communicated the dlspatch 70
the Secretary OF the Treasury, who had ac,eptel
the oner On condition that the express charges
on tho currency $3.50 should be paid by ths
Denver banks. This condition MIR. Teller had,
on his own motion, declined.
Tho President this evening nflxed his sigma
ture 70 the immigration bill known "a the Cham
dler immigration and contract-lab0r bill.
AT late hour this afternoon the President re-
turned uns Rned 10 the Interior Department 81 2
corrected deeds 10y which the Choctaw ana
Chickasaw Indians convey to the Eoyernment
their equity title 10 the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
lands in Oklahoma, for which the last Congress
Appropriated s3,00O,000. This takes the nat-
tor over 70 the incoming administration.
The condition OF the Appropriation blls VI
night is satisfactory All Of them havo been
agreed upon In conference nni adopted by both
houses. save the deficiency, sundry civil ana In
dian bills. The first two named contain num-
Der Of items upon which the confertees have 80
Tar beon unable 10 agree, and will cause some
further contention in tho House, notably the
World's-Fatr Appropriation IN the sundry ciVI
hill. The proposed purchase OF the cherokee
outlet, ingratted on the Indian bill and agreed
% in conference. Will also meet with some resist
settlement Of all difficulties In ample time to-
mOfrOV
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five Children snfocated.
lRr Telegraph 10 mo pispatca.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Fiye children were SUI
fo,ated this morning 10 rear room on the top
noor Of ihe teuement 80. 1914 Henry street The
names Of the victims are; Altman rnstein,
IL years old Rebecca Bernstein, 10; Hhyma an
Bernntein, d years Old Rachel Bernstein, y
months, and Fanny Rosen. years Old The
children wore alone AZ the time. their parents
having left short time previously, locking them
IN. 1bo cause ot the tragedy was Soroscac
sfoye watch exploded IN an adjoining room.
lhe names swept out INTO the hallway, and soon
the upper portion OF the house was IN uanes'
When tho flames were e1nnguishcd tne l0ur
bernstein children were found IN bed deai. inc
flfe had not touched the room, bu, the children
were sufOcaiod while asleep. Toe kCS9n child
was found Ia another room, Also snllocated ny
smoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

tCorrespondenco Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, \. G., March 3.-Ihe town
Was shocked yesterday morning attho announce
mont Of tho death Of hr Richard II. Smith,
Sr Ile WAS ous OF tho oldest citlZens u Halifax
county and has been ono of tho best ald most
prominent mon the county has ever pro-
dured. lie had large estates here prior TO
tho war, bIt for % number ot years no
has not been actively engaged IN business.
Whilo his strength permitted ne was ons ot the
foremost and most successful farmers OF the
country. NOl man has ever lived IN Halifax
county whose name and services 70 tho pubn;
ara held IN moro grateful remembrance. His
remains will arrive here tonight AMI Will be in-
tered tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
NORFoLKs BIG CONTINGENT.
zine Military and Civic Organizations
Leave for Washington.
Special tcleefam to Tue Dlsuatch.

NORFOLK. March 3.-This afternoon the
Fourth Virginia Regiment and Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues assembled early. the
line under the command Of Colonel G. A..
Nash. aud made parade Of the principal
streets Of the city before leaving Tor
Washington, and the display was a very
handsome one. The military from here
consists Of about 800 men aud band of
TWENTY-FIVE pieces. The Democratic clubs
of TINS city chartered n sTeclal steamer,
the Louise, while the John ". Daniel club
or Portsmouth,. seveuty-iiye strong, and q
brass band. took the new line steamers.
All the clubs are uniformed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
TO SEE CLEVELAND KISS THe BOOK.
The Shouting Democracy Of the West In
Route To the Inauguration.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspstchl

Especial telegram 10 tA9 DlsphtcLI
SrAUNroS, Va, March Six long trims
laden with the shouting Democracy OF the
West passed through here to-day on the
Cheeapeake and ONO raliwaE bound Tor
WASHINGTON. The western Democracy was
travelling in great styie, and seemed night
AT home in the cushioned velyets Of Their
elegant Pullmaus. The Young Mems
Democratic Club Of Cincinnati. with
Wcber's band of twenty-five pieces, ac-
companied one train. aud on their arrival
at the station here got out on the platform
and stirred the souls OF Democracy 10
fever.hcat with lpXie.'
The Gravel-Iiall Democratic Club, ot
DAYTON. o.. IN tu.l force, passed through,
accompanied by the Third Ohio Regiment
Band They. too, got out TO play for the
Staunton Democracy, bUt just as they
got uulimberod the all-aboard cry OF the
conductor forced them 10 scramble back
to their Pullmaus.
Later in the day the Henry Natterson
Club, with the Louisville Band, pulled
INTO tie station. Tie Star-Eyed Goddess
Of Reform wis sad to have been in
the sleeper. bat she did not show up at
the window. The town Is ag0g with ex-
citement. A great crowd has already gone
from here and q large depulatOn OF this
city Democracy leaves tonight to see
Cleveland kiss the book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
GREENyILLE, y. C., March 3.-ghis town mar
roWly escaped another IRE last night. In one OF
tho Oarber-shops a large lamp was hanging too
close to the ceiling. The ceiling caught on hro,
burned out the hook that held tho lamp, and tho
lattor camO down WITH crash. Tho ere was
cxtingusned with only slight damage to tho
building.
Mrs. Charles Nelson, Of Newbern, Is visiting
Mrs. J. i, JOyner.
Mrs. !. L. Pender and Miss Sallie Brown, OF
Tarbofo', are both visiting friends hero.
W. =. RaHls banker, q. Is. King County Su-
pefintendent OF Educatonl, {. ID. Rountrec lap-
pi.cant for the Greeu1ile pOst-once) anu u. =.
Whichard editor OF tho Easiern Rsfector) leit
this morning to attend the inauguration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
soUTHERN-socleTY ELECTIONS.
Deshon, President; Abner, Nioe-fresi-
dent: Lorton, Treas. Battle, Sec'y.


lBy Telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
NEw YoRK. March 3.--Ihe elections Of
the Southern SocIetv last night passed of
quietly, there being no hot contests.
Charles A. Deshon was made president to
succeed DR.. j. II. Parker. Hugh ).
Thompson and William l.. Thompson were
nominated for tho place, but declined TO
be candidates. John Il. Abner defeated
George Tucker Harrison for yice-presl-
dent, and Hoth Lortou was successful
AGAINST Charles L. Brogan for treasurer.
Assistant -Dlstrlct-Attorney George Cor
don Battle was elected secretary. Paul
Jones and Thomas Marshall had also been
nominated. but Mr.. Marshall declined to
run.
Thirty-three names had been posted for
the thirteen places Oh the Executive Com
nittee. These were elected; Or. james
II. Parker. John G. Calhoun, DR.. Stuart
Douglass, Percy 4. nckrell. John X. Nc
Cav, Marion }. Nerdery, r. /. Harrison,
Peter Mallett. John A. Faust, James L.
johnson, Lorenzo Zemple, Thomas Mar
shall. and George II. Sullivan.
The following declined 10 be candidates:
Hugh Il. Garden, Howard Bayne, 4. g..
Dickinson, IT.. Dufiield. William l.. Tren-
holm, Joseph H. Robertson. W. W. sharp,
Powhatau Weisiger. James Swan, Samuel
Spencer Westmoreland Davis, Robert
Grier Monroe. Dr. J. Herbert Claiborne,
John Ii. Abuey, aud George Gordon Battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
An X. Al. Decision.

CHAIR EsrOS. 5. c., March 3.-ln the United
States Court to-day a decision was rendered IN
tho case Of the receiver Of the Richmond AM
Danyille railroad to the effect that the court Viii
refuse TO interfere I'm suits brought against rail-
roads In the hands II receivers unless the pro-
perty De actually seized. The case came up from
Fairfield county, whero certain parties had ou-
tanned Judgment for damages against tho Char-
lotto. Columbia ana Augusta railroad Tho caae
is also pending In state court. and the United
states Court refuses to interfere for that reason
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
Nnrth rnroIlna Drng Clerks.

fC0re3p 3p0ndonce Of the Mchmond Dispatch'I
GKEESsBORO, ". G., March IA meeting or
the drug clerks Of the State was held In tho
Chamber OF Commerce rooms last night. The
following o1lccrs were elected for the ensuing
year: Nessrs Fletcher Bobbitt, Winston, y. c.,
presldent; B. W. Hargroye, Of Wilson, vice.
president: +. ". OH8nl0n, secretary and trea-
suror. Tho Executive Committee was composed
of gentlemen from Reidsviile, Raieigh, winston,
aud GreensOOr Ths object OF tho associatOn
II TO see that the pharmacy lass Of tue Sta'o
are enforced and TO promote good feeling
among members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

charged 100 pounds. Every year had
attacks OF nervous prostratIon ehortness
of breath. and loss OF appetite were not
the least Of my mlsfortunes. tried num-
borless things. Nothing did mo any goo o..
While employed IN Boston l WAS COO
pelled 70 resign Inv position on account
III health. / consulted several emin H
physlciaus and took their medicines.
use-I grew worse day after day. They :
mo | could not live. | could not
alone IN the street without failing or q.
inc 10 ratings. At times ! would sl.
and twltch. Had spells Of falling dow
the Office and on the street. In the h'I
I had 20 lie down or drop down. Sever.
times I believed was at deaths door
II had been commander OK three dInor'
eut G. A. Il. posts. aud nv comrades ad.
vrsed me 10 try pr. Greeno's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. bought bottle, AMI
when | had taken two thirds OF IL began
10 improve. | kept On taking It, IN
proving all the time. | now weigh lJJ
pounds and feel like my old self again;
lyon can put II IN your paper that At
tribute my good health 90 nothing but Dr.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy.
[ am perfectly satisfied tnat II saved my
life. am % wears Of age, but. a. you can
see for Yourself, 1 am 0s active "a man ot
81. and can do good days work, rs peo-
ple here we'll know. Ny friends IN Boston,
New York, and other places are surprised
at NV recover. Indeed, | am surprised
myself 10 be So well. advise every body
afflicted to buy and try DR.. Greene's Ner-
yura blood and nerve remedy % once"
Al this season Of tho year. when eyery-
! body needs and is using spring medi-
! c,ne wa advise tho use Of this wonderful
! health restoror. II is by all odds tho best
| sprIng medicine ever discovered and I'M
medlately invlgorates tho blood. strength
ems the nerves. and restores healthy
| action of all the organs.
Dr. tireene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy is a. harmless "a II IS good. and u
! ID purely vegetable. II sells &c 81 per Dot
| tle. Physicians recommend II 10 their pa
tients. and 1t Is not patent medicine. IL
il the discovery Of that eminent specialist,
| DIR. Greene, who can be consulted per
sonaly or by letter. at 35 west Fourteenth
street, New York. at all times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
THE QUARANTINE BILL A LAW.
Another Boundary-Line Dispute-Trus-
tees of the North Carolina University.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
RArEIGH, n. c.. March Sat late hour
last nipht the House passed the quaran-
tine bill. This establishes at Southport.
at the mouth Of the Cape Fear nver. tho
Quarantine-station for tho whole State.
Vessels arriving from cholera ports or
which are IN any way suspected at any Of
the ports IN this State are to be sent to
Southport. For tho station the sum of
$4,000 - appropriated. aud Wilmington
makes a contribution OF 5000 more. be-
sides agreeing 10 maintain the station at
all times
The Legislature has elected the follow
ing members of the state Board Of Agrl-
culture: ". K. Capehart, J. II. Gilmer, j.
K. McLelland. and Henry i. Fries.
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Too Mnch Holiday

got him of the even track and brought on
fresh attack of Indigestion ana dyspep-
sia. IL was Simmons Liver Regulator that
cured this time. Ii never fails. You want
TO keep il on hand also for any bilious az
tack or for constipation. 1t Is the emer-
gency remedy. unlike pills IN effect: No
gripings, and does not debihtate. Try It
onca.