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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Sound Doctrine.

The Roanoke World rejoices over the DC
feat OF the Miller bill. and being thus
led into the consideration of the question
what party Is entitled to the credit OF the
defeat of that bill. proceeds to say:
1.-THE reforms that we need mus: come
through the Democratic party, and II is
the duty of every Democrat 10 exert HIM
self in the party organization TO the &C
complishment of this end"
Yes, exert yourselves within the party
Organization. If you are not inside Of 1t,
rou ought to be: and IL is your own fault
that you are an outsider. Don't be too
good TO take counsel of the Democratic
workers--the men who do your work for
YOU and save to you the many blessings
which result from good government. Don't
stand apart from your Democ~att, breth-
rem and then complain OF what they do
but take hand In the party organization
Che organized party to which you claim 10
beiong-and aid IN making 1t Just what it
ought to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
NJ Hill ON the Income.Tax.

we have again and again expressed
The opinion that no personal income-tax
w1ll be levied by Congress during Its
present session. Nobody can induce the
men Of large incomes TO consent to the
LAYING Of such tax. Mr.. HIN. Of New
York, spoke OF the whole OF that class
when on Tuesday last In caucus he de-
nounced the proposed tax In the most Vi
rorcus language. He and they pronounce
Il inquisitorIai. as II there were any tax
that Is not inquisitorial He and they
oensunce It as Ubiquitous. but the British
Government raises annually large reve-
nue. from incomes. However II Is not
necessary to discuss the expedieney or
Justice OF a tax which will never be
levied: for. n Congress should pass sepa-
rate bill taxing incomes the President
Syolild veto it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
THURSDAY MARCH /, 1894
The MARYLAND Imbroglio.

II Is the contention Of NUMBER OIL
Maryianders, who profess 10 DE CONVEX
pant with the facts. that two scho"ne'S'
lately captured in Tangier Sound by t"o
Virginia police-boat Chesapeake, we're
,axen. not within the jurisdiction ~ this
Commonwealth, but on Maryland terri
tory.
II Is not denied. we believe that they
had been unlawfully dredging In Nrsii'ia
waters but il Is insisted that they hau
fed and crossed the line between the Two
States before they were captured ny 'he
officers Of this Commonwealth
The proposed demand for their release
md for PREPARATION Is reasonable pro-
vided that Maryland can make out the
case stated. But the Marylanders' state
rnents are at variance with those OF our
officers who know tho line perfectly weH'
and who also know that they have no
right to pursue law-brcakers into Mary
land
This charge that our armed officers In
Vafed Maryland Is n matter for careful
investigation and this we can pledge that
our authorities will give at the earliest
moment. Greatly wronged as Virginia has
been by Maryland marauders she Will do
her whole duty TO the State of Mary
land. and give no sanction to any act
Of wrong-doing upon the part of our
officers. For the present, at least. Viz
ginia cannot be expected 10 repudiate the
statements Of her sworn officers and ac-
cept instead those OF men who either
have no accurate information on the sub
5cct. or were present as law-breakers.
This incident but emphasizes our own
insistence that the time has come Tor
nur General Assembly to give this whole
question earnest. sensible, broad-minued
consideration. IL has ceased to be a
Joking matter. Some day 1t may involve
the people Of this State in serious loss
u life and money. We beg members TO
drop all levity III dealing with these
troubles, and give 10 the subject the
weighty consideration which 1t deserves.
Let us end the war by agreements
tith Maryland as far as agreements can
be eifectual, and for the rest provide
that whoever attempts TO invade our terri
tory hereafter shall do so at such i'm
mirent peril as will make 1t very un'
profitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
NEW ISSUE OF ASHLAND BONDS
Funds to BE Used for Paving and Grading
Railroad Street.

Railroad street,
ASHLAND. VA. February 2s.-tspec,al.)
BY an act OF the General Assembly the
hitch In the Ashland bonds has been rectI-
fed. and the Council has arranged for the
issuance Of a new series amounting TO
$4,000 These bonds bear interest at the
rate OF 8 per cent, and are to run for
twenty years. The money obtained from
their sale will be devoted 10 paying for the
pavement already down and for the con-
tinuance OF the grading and paving OF
the upper end OF Railroad street. The
work win be commenced as soon as the
weather opens. and will be pushed as
speedily as possible to completion. When
finished II will give to the town about
one and three-quarter miles Of eight-foot-
wide granolithic pavements. Cons.dera-
BILE drainage has also been done. The
main avenue has also received heavy
coating OF cinders. which makes the drive
all that could be desired.
Henry Clay Council. Royal Arcanum.
last night. at its regular meeting. made
arrangements for the visit OF the grand
officers on March 18th. Since January
Ist twelve applications for membership
have been received by this council.
SPRING ELECTION.
Under the new charter for this town.
approved February 18th, the membership
Of the Town Council has been reduced
from eleven to seven. An election Will
take place this spring for councilmen,
who will go into Office July LIST. Under
the charter new registration Is ordered
and the registrar IL given seven days
TO complete his work.
DR.. John L. Buchanan, who was elected
president OF the Arkansas Industrial Col
lege, left yesterday for his new nome.
Many friends gathered at the depot 10
see him of and express their regrets AT
his departure.
A negro school teacher In the neighoor-
hood of Georgetown Is being hunted by
the Sheriff. He has been raising checks
of the County Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Ofty Councilmen.

We never believed that the Council
conmittee would be able to agree
upon a new division of the wards
Of the city. Every movement OF
this character meets with the same
resuit-failure. And yet there ought
certainly to be new division. At present
representation is very unequally divided
IL the City Council will not rearrange
the wards we should like at least to see
n determine 10 try the plan of electing a
certain number Of members o. each
branch from the city at large. Elsewhere
This plan has been tried with good results.
II broadens a man to be the representa-
Give of the city" instead of the repre-
tentative OF ward merely.
Really this is direction in which we
might improve our city government. no
matter what may be the fate of the pro
position to increase the number OF wards
into which Richmond is divided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
TURNER HOLDEN SUIT
INCIDENTS or THE KIRK WAR" RE-
CALLED 6Y THE TESTIMONY.
rirst Of the Crop Bulletins for the Year To
be Issued In April-Dr. w. >. Black
Aeccpts-Foot-isail.

RALEIGH, N. c.. February 2s.-(spe-
ciai. 1.-THE Turner Holden case again &C.
cup,ed the time Of the Superior Court here
to-day. Josiah Turner, the plaintin' ID
present, as are also Mrs. Il. V. Holden
the defendant. and her dangh.er. Ihe
aricunt involved In the suit ~ now ABOUT
SIS Ooc. The plaintiff seeks to prove mat
there was fraud In the gift OF $4,000 IN
United States bonds to Mrs. Holden by
her husband. The defence introduced
file OF Mr.. Turner's paper, the Sentinel, IN
which was an editorial saying that the
late s. Z. Carrow had borrowed $4,000
from Mrs. Holden In 1869. The private
secretary OF Governor Carr was present
in court with one Of the letter-books OF
Governor Holden, containing letters and
orders issued In 1870. during what Is known
as the Kirk war" II was at that time
that Turner was arrested and placed in
jail. out of this arrest and Imprisonment
grew the suit for damages. As you have
been Informed. Mr.. Turner was, in 1879.
in Chatham county, given a verdict for
$500.
INCREASED FORCE.
The first crop bulletin for this year will
be issued April "a. There will this sea-
son be 400 crop correspondents. against go
last season. There are sc stations where
weather signals are displayed. There are
four river stations-Fayetteville Weldon,
Danville. and Lynchburg.
II appears To be the opinion here now
that Charles NJ. Busbes will be Raleigh's
postmaster.
A HAT FACTORY.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has n
letter from q Pennsylvania who desires
TO establish a hat factory In North Caro-
lima. The manufacturer has twenty-three
years experience.
pointment as presiding elder OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. as successor TO the
lac Rev S. ID. Adams, and will resign his
important position as superintendent Of
the oxford Orphan Asylum. The trustees
will meet In few days to elect his sue
cessor.
There will be a football game here
Easter Monday between teams OF Lehigh
University and the University OF North
Carolina. On the evening of that day the
Lehlgh Glee Club win give n concert.
Mr.. Henry Miller, secretary TO Colonel
a. Il. Andrews. OF the Richmond and
Danville railway IL very sick al his home
here with congestion of the lungs.
ATHLETICS NECESSARY.
President Crowell. of Trinity College.
takes up the cudgels In the fight regarding
college athletics and insists that they are
necessary TO the proper government Of
college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
LEVY & DAVIS.
THE T0WE Err,
Second and Broad.
LANGpON G. B. BLEACHED MUS.

LANGDON G. b. BLEACHED MUS.
LIN, SIC.
COCOA DOOR MATS, Brooklyn
price 75c. our price Soc.
HEAVY NAPIER MATING 2jc.-
Brooklyn price Acc.
COTTON-WARP MATING, Brook
Ign price 37c.-our price 22c.
We are now showing our new line OF
BABY CARRIAGSE. Our Carriages
from $40 up are the Gardner Carriages,
and We guarantee them TO be the best
line in the city. A good Carriage for Sc.
STAMPED PILLOW-SHAMS 10c.
Lots Of good patterns to select from.
FIGURED CHINA SILKS, Brook
Ign price 45c.-our price &c.
All colors in TINSEL. Ito. for dozen
balls, or three balls for DC.
Large-size WILTON RUGS, 36x72,
Brooklyn price Sour price $3.50.
BRUSSELS RUGS. 30x60, Brooklyn
price s2-our price soc.
LACE CURTAINS, two yards long,
the very thing for kitchen and basement
windows, SAC. q pair. In q regular way
they are worth from 75c. to 81. so win
dow.
SATINES, LINENS, CALICOES,
CHINA SILKS, patterns only 6tc.
yard.
CASHMERE, for boys and gentle
mems wear, Brooklyn price 45c.
price 25c.
LADIES LINEN CUFFS. Brooklyn
price 10, II, and 15c. pair-our price
90.
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, Brook
Ign price 10 to l5c.-our price &c.
BLACK JERSEYS. Brooklyn price
SOC. our price zoe.
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE LAWN
BOWS. Brooklyn price 25c.-ou price
12Ic.
GENTLEMEN'S TECK TIES, flow.
ing ends, Brooklyn price 45c. our
price 25c.
LADIES COLORED-BORDER
HANDkERCHIEFS, Brooklyn price
&c. our price &c.
BLACK MORE, Brooklyn price
$l.75-our price Sl.25.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
col AND 2o3 EAST BROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

ra,,ons have been carried en- AMI so much bard
work accomplished Is a matter OF PRIDE WIN
every true graduate OF Vermont University.
To the credit OF Americad scientists 1t is said
tina, the frst fruitful Investigations OF the In
fuence Of the nerves upon the proper nutrition
of the body we're made by Professor Edward Is.
Phelps, NJ. d., Ill. d., while active professor In
the Dartmouth Medical School and lecturer In
Vermont University Medical Department.
These researches have since been carried on
in Europe; but the result by far the most valid
able from all these labors Is Professor Phelpss
discovery OF the prescription that has come to DO
known as Palnes celery compound.
Now and then discovery Ike this one is 80
greatly in advance Of Its day that 1t sartles the
whole body Of conservative physicians. No
great remedy ever caused as much talk and in
quiry as Paine's celery compound. Scientific
men In this country and In Europe have ana
Iyzed and discussed It, and the medical world
has agreed In recommending IL as a truly re-
markable remedy for disorders originating In
Impure blood and impoverished nerve tissue.
Paine's cele-y compound Is pronounced by
physicians OF all schools to be the most decided
step in the knowledge OF diseases OF the kidneys,
liver, and stomach.
Refreshing sleep comes from Paines celery
COMPOUND. Persistent headaches so. Chronic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Nomination OF Officers Of the Washington
Literary Societ y-Sno WHALING

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Feb
ruary %.-(SpecIal.)-At a caucus held by
the Washington Literary Society on last
Saturday night Mr.. J. b. Handlin Of
West Virginia, was, after considerable
hlbustering. nominated for the final
presidency. Mr. II. T. Louthan, of Vir-
GINA was nominated for the final vice.
presidency. Mr.. J. Bright. of West Vir-
ginia, was put up" as secretary. The
caucus work" Is equivalent to an cleo
ton. Mr.. $. L. Ferguson, who halls
from historic Appomattox. is a member
Of the Washington, and is given up to
be the politician Of the university. He
Is well known as a stumper at the home
of Senator Harry Flood
on Monday the students from Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. South
ern Georgia, and other tropical clmes
spent the afternoon In snowballing. on
the lawn they had a small war, and
Cars Hill was the scene of a great bat
tie. Prisoners were there taken and held
as hostages by students who room else
where than the hill" Although the
fight continued until the stars were lit.
yet all bloodless was the deep trodden
snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
THE THRIVING SOUTHWEST.
A Number of Important New Industries
Getting Under Way.

Getting Inuer why.
The Cedar BLUM Woollen-Mils, In Taze-
well. erected on the site Of the old MIL
DESTROYED by fire last November, Will soon
be put In operation. probably by April LIST.
Every train brings in new machinery
which is being placed in position as rapid
ly as possible.
II. w. Yoder and r. J. Slasser, enter
prising citizens OF Craig county. nave
made arrangements for the erection ana
equipment OF a fruit and vegetable can
ming establishment at Newcastle, the
county seat
Much rejoicing was caused mere to-uay
by the announcement that the rolllng-
mills Of the Roanoke Iron Company would
soon be started up with full complement
Of men.
A. X. Rarig. who recently purchaser
the Rarig Machine Works, at Buena Nis-
IA, will run the works, and anticipates
prosperous future for them now that
all complications arising from multi
plcity OF claims have been adjusted ana
he can make such improvements as ne
deems proper and necessary.
The Cushman Iron Company has re-
ceived n large order for iron material TO
be used in the construction of Major Gin
ter's new hotel at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
New York Ahead.

Chicago can no longer hope to have a
larger population than New York. seeing
that the New York Legislature has pro-
vided for doing as means OF increasing
the population OF the Empire States lead
ing city what the Illinois Legislature did
years ago for Chicago. Both houses have
passed a bill by an immense majority 70
take q vote upon adding 10 New York
city a lot Of territory. including Brook
iyn, Long Island City. and large parts OF
Queens and westchester counties
Wa suppose that Chicago has already
! greater territorial area than New York
has, yet the former has not half the popu-
lation New York viii have under the new
Isw. However. let US not count the chick
ms before they are Matched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Democracy In Kansas.

TOPEKA. KAS.. February 2s.-At a
meeting of the Fusion Democratic State
Central Committee last night call was
issued for State convention to meet
In Topeka, July 81 to place in nomination
candidates for State offices. The COM
mittee ignored the proposition OF the
Stalwart Committee for compromise of
differences between the two factions OF
the party and 1t is possible that two
Democratic State conventions will be
the result All of the members OF the
Fusion Committee favor combination with
the PopulIsts IL practicable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

Mr.. o. II. Russell made a very
good postmaster indeed. but the for
tunes OF polltics-akin to the for
tunes Of war--which put him into
Office. put him out again. He re-
tires with the respect and goodwill OF
our people. And So too. as to his assist
ants. who must now give way TO per-
sons appointed by Postmaster culiing-
worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

prevails amongst the Democrats Of the
two houses OF Congress--in the one on
the subject Of the tariff, and In the other
on tho subject Of "coIning seign,orage."
az II is called Mr.. Brfce talked with
him on this subject. and the caucuses held
In consequence Of the conversation must
be credited TO the President Not that
he has employed the patronage OF the
government In this matter. or wrong
fully interfcrcd with the legislative de-
partmcn,. To say anything. and not say
too much. to senator or representative
Is n difficult task. Let us praise where
we can and ccnsure only where we must
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Not.s fro,, Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. c.. February
S.-(Special) DIR. c. j. O'Hogan was here
yesterday to consult with DR.. Mcdowell
concerning Miss Monte Hoiman's condi-
ton. She was recovering from an attack
of fever. and took relapse.
Mr. ID. Edmondson is recovering from
his cancer trouble. for which he recently
went TO Columbus, Ohio.
DR.. Howard and company, of New York.
who have been here some time hunting.
left yesterday for Georgia
The Scotland Mock Temperance Asso-
citation held viii Carleton meeting
last night. taking all the recitations and
selections from VIII Cartoons writings.
Mr.. n. Biggs has taken Tyler Wheeler
from the Baptist Orphanage. and Will
rear and educate him as his own son.
Mr.. w. A. Dun has gone TO Clinton and
Fair Bluff on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

The resolutions Of our Senate with refe-
renee 10 a settlement with West Virginia
OF her part OF the debt OF the original
State will come up for consideration In
the House to-day. II they are not In
proper shape they should be amended;
but we have got to face the question sooner
or later. and we may as well do 1t now,
and gracefully. as later on. and may be
under compulsion.
The Constitution of the State and de-
cent regard for our obligations 10 our
creditors combine TO urge us not TO seek
to dodge the question. but to face II man.
fully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Walkers
Bankrupt
Sale To-Day.

GOODS FROM J. II. WALKER ,OYr,,,
CHICAGO.
EVENT IN MERCAS.rg
TORY. -
THIS WEEK GREATER THAN e.s,
SIZE THESE SAMPLE pa.
SOC. Sill er slipper Pin-Cushi.a .....s q.
FL Silver staafs-.............
Csc. Painted Easter Rggs. .
25c. Silver Photo Frames .......... O.,
23c. Head Rests. .....................
SOC. RufIie Down Pillow.
81 snk.Coyercd Down Pillow ......
also Plaid silks. ................
Finch vide Moirc SIX. .......
soc. Painted Covers, yard ,qIar. ,.
25c. Painted Squares.
81 Embroidered SIX Cha.r->.If
SIPS Embroidered six Chair, al.
81 yard-square Chenille C0V0rs
75c. yard-square Chenille Covers.
se spangled silk Faus......,........
75c. Painted Satin Fans. ...........
rs ami poo. Swiss Embrolieric.... d..
Pink, Blue. Lavender Chamtfay-
25c. silver and Gilt Hair ornAu.n..
75c. striped Taffe,a Siks."........
5Oc. Wash Jap. silks ................
75c. Doubie.w Warp Black SIrahs
also Black Satin Ducher-e.........
Full Piece Bone Casing ............
60c. dozen Black spools SIX ........
l5c. Curative soap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

The people OF Gate City are planning
for the fine college the late Colonel Shoe
maker left money to erect Under the
terms of the will the executors can retain
the money for three years. but 1t Is not
believed that they will delay the work by
insisting upon conformity TO this pro-
vision OF the bequest. Several sites have
been rendered the committee in charge,
and n site will be selected soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

Mr.. Hewitts statement that the south
ern men OF brains went North after the
close of the war between the States sug-
gests that there was then and there a
good opening for men OF that kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
MATTINCS, MATTINGS

The importers Of Matiings are brH...s .
In at Just half price and escaping ihn
tariff duty. Consequently tie best oil.
be sold This season az the same iiggr. -
mon qualities have heretofore comm i
are selling a fine seamless grade 10
.toiOre solo at Doc. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
'VERMONT'S PRIDE.
The Remedy That Makes People ---Paines
Celery Compound.

constipation no longer troubles one aud the ter
r,bls heart throbbines from which 80 many s'red
women sufIer leave them In peace
Because Of this wonderful discovery OF Psines
Gallery comround thousands OF homes have been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01

made brighter aud hosts Of sick men and women
led from dependency TO health aud activity.
Sunlight has not cast more brightness into
thousands OF homes throughout the country
than has this greatest remedy of the nineteenth
century. Nervous women suffering from PAIN
and depression find relief attor few days use
OF this wonderful remedy.
Tho thousands OF testimonials from men and
women all through tho country tell the story
most convincingly Of the value OF Paine's celery
compound a. a sure relief in the worst forms Of
nervous weakness.
Paine's celery compound will build up the
body in strength and healthy tissue. 1t roos
old age OF Its sleeplessness. depression. and fee-
bleness
Permanent cures in difficult and obstinate
cases Of Bright's disease are told by men and
women of the highest standing in their commu-
mites.
No medicine Is so universally used In the
homes founded for the aged, the feeble, the
weak and suffering. A list OF the public inssi-
tutions alone where this great compound is daily
used would extend to great length. sound
body and sound mind are sure TO follow the
persistent taking OF Paine's celery compound.
Try IL and be convinced. as thousands Of others
are, that It "a the greatest remedy In the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
We Are Quoting Cotton Goods L.gl
Than Ever Dreamed OF

UTICA 1914 RLEACHED SHEFTl's
other IO-4 BLEACuED SHtETlNG &c.,.
BLEACHED, loo. F; LONSDALE I.
COTTON reduced from 10 % ,ig.. a.
sCOGGlN IRON on to &c. BENl rt...
PRINTS, &c. heavy CRETONS, a. f....' '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
RICHMOND, March |, 1894.

The mills are starting up all over
the country-not all of them yet,
by any means, but thickly there
and there" The first step toward
starting is to clear their crowded
stock.rooms, and our buyer is out
with eyes open to get our part of
all that is offered under value.
To-day, thirty pieces of Worsted
Dress Stuff to show for his pains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
Two Children Burned TO Death.

RALEIGH. n. C.. February 2S-(Spe-
cial)-Two children OF Brice Ipock, OF
Craven county. were burned 10 death.
Their ages were 3 and years. One child
lost its life in attempting to save the other
, when on fire.