Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-01
MANY NEW LAWYERS
NORTH STATE SUPREME COURT
GRANTS LICENSES TO FIFTY-ONE.
The Cold wave-ClvIi-service En-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES His Father.
sr-Iaw-Inccudiary Fire-The state
Weather-Crop Rcport-Sotes.

10 II. n. IL,
cial)-The Supreme Court to-day gfah'e'
license to ffty-one attorneys, one OF these
being Jewish rabbi and one bapus'
preacher. The names OF the new lawyers
are as follows: Walter c. Feimster' FRANK
II. Uendren, a. c. Avery, Jr., r. H. MOT
rison Brown, Moses y. Harshaw, Thomas
Newland. Edgar a. Poe. Henry u. ROBERT
son, Walter L. watson, Joseph L. sea
well. John A. Gllmer, Harrison j. bar
rett. John II. Kerr. Walters durham
Joseph Il. Taylor, Zenob!an /. "alser'
Samuel F. Austin, William ID. bule' " al
ter j. Gregson. George G Ahueison'
Frank NJ. SnannonhoIse. Ihonlas L.
Green, Oliver IL. Dockery. Jr., james w
Mcneil. James n. Hill. Augustus Ii. PRICE,
William L. Breese. Jr., william T.. snu-
ford, James r. Gaskill. Charles l.. ApeF-
nathy. Elias Il. Wilcox. Joseph b. Flppsh'
George W. Justice. Thomas ;. Rollins
Luther T. Hartsell, James w p!Aoh'
Baylus Cade, Charles n. McCorkie, FEede-
rick Harper. Francis NJ. Noble Warren >.
Neednam. Charles Z. Whitney, Benjamin
G. Green, Rufus l.. Sheriff.. Benjamin +.
Mclean, julius l.. Mayerberg. Alfred a.
Duia, Charles l.. Childs, Thomas ~. Nor
phew, Sidney q. Newborn, Daniel T. Ed
wares.
THE COLD WAVE.
The cold wave came last night, and the
temperature here this morning was 20.
West OF here there was frost at severa!
points in the mountains. Sa!uldly tneTe
Vas frost at Morganton. There was
high wind last night. which perhaps blew
out some cotton.
Three fourths Of the cotton crop is now
open. and a rain Of any duration would
cause greater proportion OF stained COT
ton than WAS ever before known. Near
the towns. where labor is plentiful, farm
ers are picking the crop closely. but IN
the country ii is far ahead Of them.
benjamin. r. Lacy, Sta,e Labor Commits
siOner, will resign TO become president OF
The Mechanics Dime Savings Bank at
Raleigh.
4 civil-service examination for revenue
clerks. storekeepers. and gaugers. VIII
be held here November 9th. and official
notice Of it is given to-day.
INCENDIARY FIRE.
Incendaries yesterday burned the dwell
ing. barns, &c. Of j. -. Gillian, promi-
nent farmer Of Bladen county.
Albert Foust (coored murdered his
father-in-law, named Sackwell, near
Siokesdale. and has escaped. The murder
followed quarrel, and though a magis-
trate witnessed il he did not arrest
Foust. because, he said, he did not know
his authority. This justice Is Fopulist,
who was elected by the last Legislature.
The stock Of herbs OF Wallace Brothers
Csslgned). at Statesyille. las been valued
at So 90. and Is bought al ~ cents on
the dollar.
The POpulists in Wayne county are try
ing a new game by boycottins the Demo-
cratic publlc-school teachers.
Senator Buffers Popul.st paper says
Elijah Walker, OF Pender county, has just
joined that party. He was lO2 years Of
age last week, can walk twenty-five
miles a day. and DO a mans work. He
was baptized yesterday morning. and In
the afternoon announced that he was a
POpulist.
WILL NOT DISCUSS 1T.
Senator Pritchari was here to-day on
his way 10 Elizabeth City. He Is strong
for silver. but Will not discuss the late
silver convention.
s =. Satterfeld, against whom the
grand jury OF this county last Saturday
returned IA true bill for fraud in the mat
ter Of the assignment bill" arrived here
to-day. accompanied by Zeb. Vance Wal
SER Speaker Of the House, as his counsel.
The latter is looking into the case. The
trial comes of in January.
An effort 10 secure the enlistment Of
company Of men In Catawba county TO
fight for cuban independence has utterly
failed. There Is unlimited sympathy for
the insurgents. but 10 desire TO fight for
them.
The State weather crop bulletin, issued
today. IS again very unfavorable. The
mean temperature for the first five days
OF the week was Is degrees a day above
the normal. There is no break in the
drought. which is damaging all fall crops.
Streams and wells are very low. Peanut
digging has begun Corn is being gather
ed. Crops Of hay and fodder, all saved,
are remarkably large and fine. Fall
ploughing is. by reason Of the drought, at