Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-31
NORTH STATE HORSES
TO HAVE TWENTY RACERS on THE
GRAND CIRCUITS.
4 Decidedly Hot wavc-NIany United
states Circuit Court Cases VIII he
Continued-The Public Printing
Probable Fatal Cutting.

RALEIGH, n. c.. May SO.-(Special)-
There are to be this season no less than
twenty North Carolina race-horses on
the great circuits l.. Banks Hollis Ala
nance Farm has the biggest string, and
some very fine ones. Raleigh is repre-
scented by four or five horses.
Hot weather has set in in earnest. the
temperature yesterday and to-day going
as high as SO. 1t has been almost a year
without a spring in this State.
Adams, the southern champion, won all
the bicycle races at Winston yesterday
The case of the United States against
Charles l.. humphrey, the mail-robber, is
continued until next December in the
Circuit Court here humphrey is now out
on bail.
This evening a mass-meeting of RAJ
le.ghs citizens was held to raise s., 600
t. secure the holding OF another State
fair.
The line between Alamance and Chat
ham counties Is at once 10 be resurveyed.
The people OF Chatham obtained a tenn
porary order stopping the survey, but
the judge declines 10 grant a perma-
nent Injunction, and the commissioner
Will complete the partially rum
ming OF the line. which will give Ala
nance fifty square miles OF Chatham s
territory. and about 40 voters. Chatham
county has for l24 years had possession
OF the disputed territory. Durham and
Orange also get about twenty-five square
miles OF Chatham's territory.
The United States Circuit Court here
did not observe Decoration-Day. owing
to the pressure Of business; neither did
the national banks, which have had two
holidays this month-the 10th and 10Th.
The Capitol was closed. and the national
colors were displayed on both fag-staffs.
The Supreme Court has greatly simpii-
fed the course OF study required OF ap-
plicants for attorneys license.
HAVE TO BE CONTINUED.
At last 80 cases in the United States
Circuit Court here will have 10 be con-
tinued until next term. owing TO the
sudden notice 10 Judge Seymour to go 10
Richmond
One hundred and fifty Raleigh Odd-Fel-
lows have presented the new grand mas
ter, Charles f. Lumsden, Of this city.
with n handsome jewel Capital Lodge.
No. AZ, makes the gift.
II Is alleged that the present contract
made by the Fusion Legislature Tor the
public printing viii cost the State SlOo COO
more than the one under the Democratic
administration. Such Is the statement
made by James G.. BIrdsong. one OF Ra-
leigh's oldest and best printers.
Daniel Morrison, the a2-year-old man.
who was relea3ed from jail here yester-
day. thanks 10 the clemency OF Judge
Seymour was sent 20 his home, In Moore
county. to-day He sold whiskey last
Christmas. Close confinement in Jail was
about to kill him.
WON HIS SUIT.
Brodie Duke, OF Durham. has won a
s72.50o suit against Alvin Beveridge. OF
Newryork. Shares OF stock In the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company were involved.
which Beveridge was trying 10 keep.
Edward Terryberry. foreman OF the
weaving department Of the Erwin Cotton
Mil at Durham. was perhaps fatally cut
yesterday by Edward Bowen, an opera
tive. The latter Is from Transylvania
county. and has the reputation OF belns
dangerous man. He was ordered 70
leave b. Terryberry. but at once At
tackled the latter There are two wounds,
both on the head.
IL is said that Mt the free-silver coinage
meeting at Wilmington Tuesday evening
not over 10 persons were present, no'
all Of whom were in line with the IDEAS
of the majority. The sentiments eS'
pressed are declared not TO be an ex'
precision OF the sentimsnfs OF ina mass