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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1890.
' THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Secretary Windom's
for May.
BE0EZ7TS AST) ZXPIXDHUBm
Doth &,ao Considerably Larger Than
Last Year An laoreaao of $13,'
OOO.tyMJ la the Pension List fnr
tjie Year The Debt Slowly Dwin
dling.
WaSHixorcKt, June 4. The monthly
pnblio debt statement lamed from the
treasury dopitrtnieut show a decrease In
the debt amounting, to f0,0(ll,87l,during
the post month of May and for the
eleven tenths of the ourreiit fiscal year
S07,TBT,7;M. Toe total aebt, fooa oin in
the treasury, on tlw first of Junu was
$l,00s,S5;,jiU8. The nut cash or surplus
in tire treasury on the 1st lust, was
fi,9Ol,701i against f 15,830,643 a mouth
ifadoiiiil bank depositoriee todny hold
i,iVUUB or irovunmifut rumis, or
about half a million less thiui a month
ago.
The gold fund balance hits Increased
about hve millions during the putt
lnontn. ana touuy amount to $iuu,344,'
54 Hud the silver fund biillmce "iolu-
Sive of six millions trudo dollar bullion
has turroKKud a little more than one
nulliii and now amounts to SI M.Uld.7','.y
The fund of standard silver dollars kivps
steadily increasing, and tIo treasury
noios jyoti.ws.uu:: ot tnis mm.
Ht-crUm iuiiI Kiiiiiiilitiircis.
Government nwipts iluriiiff tlie month
mini au sources aiweituteii ti.,44:i,lol,
uud n ci ipts fnr tJiu eleven moutliH of
tjie current luteal yrur enduw May
l UKKivKattta su4,.itfu.nf. Tlie re
ceipt fur llio. present iunh will pniln
ably roach $3.yi0,Uot), and thus swell
the Government receipt Cor the current
fiscal year very dose to $100,000,000, or
15.uon.tfciO more than secretary Win
dom's estimate made early last fall. u
the other hund, exiieudituri'S iluriiiK the
eleven ineutns Jitat pasatHl iiKifrejjaU'U
WU8.144.H40. or aliout S14.ls.HI.otlO mure
thiui tor the romwponding eleven uiuntlm
in tne past Ducal year.
IVtisi.iu jiaymeuts so far this year
nave aiiiouuui to f iu;i,177.7'.'J, or fully
tlH.Oou.0oU more than during tiie enr-
rtiapondiiig cloven mouths of the previous
year.
Coinape at the mints during May ag
trrej"ted iu value tl.i'js,ityo, nr c.ihh)
In colli and K.MMl.iHK) lit xtaudard
silver dollars and tile reiumuder in mmor
eolu.
planks, sand and ties, with which they
bad the trains blocked, removed. The
Italians went back into their camps and
nave oeun peaceful au aay, expecting to
tii.i i. go w wore tor me rauroaa oomnanv.
OUalttUtUlk Sheriff Johnson, on that ho won 111 not
De neeaud, notified hi forces through
out the county, who were prepared to
i. - ..fc n i ... ..'.. . 1 . .
kv w uiduiu e m nw tuuiiiciib a uuuuv
(bat their servioea would not be needed.
The Italians have been very bitter
Mainat the contractor and . K. Wood
ihe president of the road who they claim,
oas prevented them from receiving their
mouey. Last night the superintendent
of the road, CD. Vaudever, went to
Folsom and discharged the men who
have been on strike, about 150 in all.
without paying them for work done for
the com nan v since tne contractor left.
The Italians became infuriated and the
tram had to leave. It is feared that an
other riot will take place today, and that
me Italians mu again diock me roau.
If this haiiiK'iis the sheriff will iirobablv
be culled upon to arrest them. If this
occurs there ntav lie Hjtrious trouble,
the dagos say thoy will not submit to
arrest.
Jersey rtook maker Arraigned.
Elizabktii. N. J.. June 4. Isaac S.
Thouiantton. Kobort (4- Irving, John
Nathan, John L. Anderson, (ieorge
Johnson ami Henry stetltleker. Ikkjk
makers at the track of the New Jersey
lockey club, were nrraigued in the
Union county court charged with
riolatinir the lawn of New Jentev in
keeping gambling establishments. They
gave inih in me sum oi i,oiio each.
They will be tried before Judge Van
Syckel, of the supreme court, and struck
juries ou June IM.
Coititiu llcslgii.
New Yoiik. June 4. Thomas Cost!'
gon, tho ex-aoiullyuiau, has rexigned
tne iiohitiou ot cniet clerk in the dis
trict attorneys otlice. The inwition
iiays fcl.-IOO. .Mr. tVstigan resiuned to
accept the ollico uf assiHtant clerk to
Judge juroieman. of the Aimn civil
Ustrict court. I lie latter position ia
mou less tuau tue one ne nas just re
signed, but lie would have breu dis-
cliiU'ged by Jan. 1 next.
FAN-AMERICAN
Submitted
PLASH
I'r-vtMfnt
to ('iiiitfresK by
Ititrrlwin.
W AsntNilTON. June 4. The presid.Wt
sent to the seiiiite a letter iuviting the
attention of the senate and house to the
following recommendations of the inter
national American conference; "A uni
form system of customs and regulations
for the classification nud valuation of
imported merchandise."
A uniform nomenclature fur the de-
scriptioii of artjclin nt iiiercliiiudise ini
tMirte l mi l e.xiioite.1: and lite establish
uu lit at Washington of an interuation.d
biiri nii ot mtoriiiatioii.
ine 'iii.-ivs iijsn nt its nintl w-sslon
decided to t.-t I ili.-li in the city of Wash
ingloii a a tittiiu iih iuorial of its meet
a Latiii'Aiiiericaii library, to lie formed
ny ciiiiwiiiutiuiH nom Uio si'veral ua-
ttons, of historical, gingr.'ipliiiid and
literary works, maps, inaiiUKTipts and
ollicial di uinent leliitfng to the his
tory nmt ctviMzatmn of Auierica. and
tttpreMfil a ilesire rtiat the xovernilleut
of lie I nite.l .siates sliouM provide a
suital le l.uii .ling f.rr the slielt. r of such
library to lie solemnly (I.hIi, ntvd ujHin
i in- iis'in iiiiuirerNiry or me discovery
Of Alliel'lcii.
Actiini.anying the letter is a com-
nimiiiiiiMii from the secretary of state
setting forth tho iiiisirtance of the
llll.i' II lllt ont. lie devotes a great
ui'iu oi s;i,io,' in rue regulations :u to th
establishment uf a uniform svstcui of
custom regulations.
Four HorHcs llui neil.
SIT. Hiiu.y, N.J. .June 4. IliL'htstown
was visited ny HiliSiuslioiisnre.wlncli de-
stroyeil the large stable attached to
uavid unui ii'iiei, Kwtner with
large quantity of straw, hav. grain, etc.
tour homes uTishotl in tue names. A
iarce tactnrv for the manufacture of
straw envelop and live or six smaller
Our us were tun-lied. I lie loss Is sill. oik).
liartially insured. The tire was of iu
ccudiary origin.
The Orcjcoii Kleclion,
PultTI..si. t)reir.. June 4. In th,
state election held Vesterdav the Vote
tor governor was close, but the returns
received seem favorable to I'liniioter,
Democrat. Jleager returns from the
state indicate the I'o-electioii of Hornier
liepiililuau, for congress by from 4.000
to H.inki uiiijurity. Ihe H iublicans
win iiroiiaiiiy have a maioiuv iu the
legislature ou joint ballot.
Printer' Sirlke in I'linllammga.
C'll.vTT.NtMKi.v, Tenn., June 4. The
union iirinters of this city have raisl
the w ale 0 cents ier 1,000, and have no
tilled the employers that their demand
must lie met. i wu daily and rive weekly
ne vsuiit'rs and nine job ollices liav'e
sitjiieii au agriTiueiit not to lmv the ad-
viiiiii-d iirices, and are nrenarimt to meet
the striKe ot the t-ighty-uve lneinU rs of
the tyisigrapiuc.il iiinou.
A CHURCHYARD DUEL
Eivivl Louisville Lovers Invoke
the Code,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Come to the leading Dry
Goods House where you wil
FIVE BHOTS FIEED IIT THE DAM. always find n good stock of
Dry Goods to select from.
IirilliantincH,
Ging-
Thnmas Overby and Charles Sanders
Contest Their Claims to I ho Af
fection of an Kvnnsvlllo Younv ConsistilllT of
In. I uiu II
i i a w , rCashniercs, Sutincs,
of the first duel fonglst in Kentucky for "aillS, JwllWllS, MUHllllS, I ft
many a long year. The uarticiiianta in
the affair of honor were Thomas Overby, ble LillCIl, ToWClH, &C, ll lld
an advertisinir nirenf. who bus twin I
here only a few months, and Charity everything ill tllO Dry Goods
Sanders, a traveling man for an Evans-
villo, Intl., clothing house.
Sanders was eng.iged to be married to
Miss Emma Zenor, a handsouie young
lady of Kv.insville. who is now visitimr
in this city. L hii coining to see the
young lady Sanders discovered that
Uverby had supp.unted him in her af
lections. A iiUH.Tel was tol lowed by a
nght, in which banders was worsted.
Called In tho Code.
Tlie Hied afterward met at the Alex.
aiider hotel and retunued their ditttcnltv.
and tinally decided to settle the affair
according to the code,
Overby was represented by Frank
Lattr.dl. a vmniii man who lives in In.
dianaiKilis, while a traveling man from
winonmiiti, ii.irrv llioiiias. actetl as
second for Sanders. Accoiiiiianied by
medical student named James White,
who acted as suriteoii. and a reporter of
ine Vyourmr-tiouruai, tue party secured
carriages ami urove to OI. Lamia ceiuo-
tery, in the snburlis.
Ihe tiriiiciiials ttsik their positions
nriueu n iui.u caiioer nuiuu auu n es'
sou reolvers, twenty pace apart.
Cool a CucuiiiIhts.
It was too dark to see men nlninlv
exceit at a short distance, but they both
displayed great coolness. The seconds
tooK their resticctive positions, after ar
ranging taut the tiring suould begin
wueu turee uao ueeu couuieu.
Unit, two, three."
As the lust llllilllsT was railed bv tht.
1....;.: . .. ... .. -j
iiysicnui wiio inn me couuumr a blaze
f lire dashed from the muzzles of both
pistols. before any one could see
wlietner or not either man was wounded
four other reixirts lain: out. and Sanders
staggered up to the tombstone near
mm aud supported himself on its cold
sides.
Jol It In the Breast.
Line.
An endless variety of Par
asols from the cheapest to
the finest.
We have the variety and
disposition to sell at a low
price.
IiOSTIC imuS. & WRIGHT,
No. 11 X. Court Square,
AT THU
LEADING
JEWELRY STORE,
The entire stock ot
Plated Jewelry,
InclmliiiK fine Hrouvhca, Huttuna and llnicr.
lets, at
V00T0;N'S
FATKNT WIRE
TOBACCO HANGERS
ARE THE BEST, SIMPLEST AND CHEAPEST
WIRE HANGERS IN THE MARKET.
CURES THE LEAVES ONLY.
We claim that these hana-ers arc cheaper
than any other; are detachable, and any
number can be used per stick ; Insure a uni
form bam of tobacco; more tobacco can be
cured per barn; tobacco brlnas better prices;
does not brulae i stalk Is aot cured, saving
fuel and time. Any barn can be used. Kara
pie sent with pamphlet for O ernts poiUxe,
Inquire for them of your storekeeper or
utfent. If they do not keep them send to us.
Price per 1,000, with atlefca, ts-oo
Price per 1,000, banawra only 4.30
Send cosh with order, or goods sent C. 0 D.
GLEN ROCK HOTElJ
in 100 treet oi tventrai raaaeng-er Depot,
ASHEVILLE, N. 0.
AUKNTS WANTED,
TOBACCO HANGER M'P6 CO.
Houii.on, Halifax County, Ya.
jant?4lcodw3tn
- o. j 1 ; 1. 1
A modern llrst class hotel. Mot and eold water tnit hatha atirl nii. AM
Blectric bells in erery room. Open Are In office and antra In bed rooms. OWcef i
ruum, iiincB voanivr. nRr anc nrwa siana swa uar ana Dliliaro room on nrst floor kw
trie street ears paaa door every ilO minute. Richmond sad Dan Title railroad eatins hoZ
30 minutes for meals.
-THB-
ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
RATES, 1.00 PER DAY.
A. G. HALLYBURTON, Prop,
, U. BRVAN and WAI.TKK GREEN, Clerk.
ROOMS, 26 PATTON AVE., ( T. M. C. A. ROOMS. )
Open dally, except Sundays, from 10 a.
I until 1 p. m and 4 until p.
The terms of auhacriptioa are: One year
1 13; 6 mos., ai.no; 8 moi., tl ; 1 mo.. 60 eta.
dally 3 eta.
Officers for 1 aoo Prraldent, Charles W.
Wnolaey; Vlce-Prraldent, Thoa. A. Jnnes:nrc.
and Treasurer, D. a. Watson ; Librarian, Miss
B. J. Hatch.
ROUND KNOB HOTEL.
McDowell County, N. C.
an noun a niuc rnuaj aMLiLL6 ON THE WESTERN NORTH CiRflLINk Rill aiua?
A short dlatanre from the foot of the Pinnacle of the Illue Rl tire, from which baluJ
breesea are constantly blowing. The scenery ia picturesque, walks wild and varied, aaj
water pure ana aounuaat.
L1TIIIA WATHR A PBW 8TBP8 PROM FRONT DOOR.
KLBCTRIC BBLL8 AND BATH ROOMS.
HPF.CIAL KATE! UIVEN TO rAMILIKS.
Opcna June lal. For Terns, stddreaa
J. BUIOW ERWIN, Proprietor.
Cltlicna and vlaitors are cordially Invited I
to Inapect the catalogue and inscribe their I
names as members. JanSOdtf
Street Car Schedule.
Dr. Wliite lmstily vxaiuiuitl him ami l"J-0 N E-T H I R 0 OFF B,lo,,,n" T Ending 10.00 p, m.
mm iu. ii iui niiiii'i na.i Hiii-tratitl I
KcKiinlleaa of coat. n wc Intend in the future
to knp nothina but tdillil Gold am
Sterlinii Silver Jewelry.
ins nn-anr iii-ar rno nip ot tne siniiiiiii-r.
iiuv aiiuiin r una uiiuit a sliirlit tltMli
I'lliul in Ins li lt arm. Hi bail timl
two aliota wliilf t)vcrh- ual firwl tlirw
int uiana woiinus were art's-,! as
inirkiy aa jhismiIiui au.l ho was iilai'til iu
uiM-nrimgi' aii'i uiki'II lo w Aloanv,
Ill'I. . wiUTf hi' tiMik llm lirst train fur
liis (iiiiiio iu Lt.iuviilii. Thi other
ii:n tn iiwmt.H in tin- aitair lott tlin citv.
Nuidoia Wounds aru uut uiusidt-roil
latiU,
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
Tlirt'P KioHin'il.
Wll.HINitTtiN, iJt'l.. JlIUK 4 .1
Starr, Ki-tl it1, witu two (iniiii.iiii.nii.
aimaKi' oi iwr, wt-rw raiizit In
Unit, iu tho ( linstiana rivt'r vmti r.liiv
utti'riiunn. Marr waa tlrowuwl. llarrv
rattciMin. iikii! H. anil Inn liritli
Willie, auetl K'. with ilrotrmtl iu llm
Uiauilywinv river while Uitlnng.
Ithmlo InIiiiiiI Tuwu Klit'iltiiiit.
l-HIIVIIIKM R. It. 1.. dlini' 4. TliB ru.
snit or tlio little town t'lit tiims show
iiiiu h iKtllotitivc aim the im'seniv ot in
li'ts-iitli'iit vtitus evi-rywlifn'. In mini,.
CUM- tiiHInll tkkt'ls were elti'teil. In
otiiim'nillilnti Invketl onlyoiiuur tw
voies or an election.
Roitibllt'aii Caut'ua.
ASIIINi.TnN, .lutltl 4. C'lilltrnrT
Asii!M,T.,N, .lutm .-C otitrarr t " J,,," " , " wik
xisvtati..i.tli..i.ntt.r..f,'ii.i..nHl7,me F)m? ''V ? ' S'tK
no iu tlie- ltH,,iiblK-an c..u,-. in the S"-' 'i"1"'"- "f 1 Hrk K,iw:- h"v
Now Tork Kali urea.
JCKW YiiHK. June 4. Kiiirl urn Utf
Parker, uVtriiiw in pr.Mliio' at i:ll Wash'
lllKton hi reel Imvu iiiiule nil assiifiiini'iit
aiviiiK I'refen'iifes uf (iTiai. Ariioi.i &
re i
rtlSlli'il iiViT tlu; ktll.l of Hf.T.'eln.'lit that
the fimferees on the jmrt of rlie hmine
n the iM'tuite jieiiHion bill slmulil make.
The senate, ii will 1 raiiuiiula-rvl, re-t'enti-
luewil a t'eui-ral tl. -ni-iit pen
alou bill vliicb rlie lioium ifiiienjeii by
aibiuiK the MurriU bill, whieh I'niitiiins
a serrttii p. usitm rlanm. A nf. rein-e
was orili rcil.but the foufertH have been
unable to Bifri, imA tba mutter wiw
triiniihl In the Hi'iHiblloan eaut us liutt
UWht in the hiis that suuie iiiMrili'tions
IiilKht lie as'Te.il tiputi. A Iflfitt tiianV
in iiiln.'rs t"ok 'art in tho ilim'uwioii. it
was tiiinllv aitfuetl thut th ron!en
Hhoulil fumt on the rrt.'ininn of aineiiil
meats mibli) by the b..iie utiiI alau that
a funlier nun u lim nt slmnbl he inailu
Iinivinmu mill no ieimt.,n shall Iw less
thuu fl inunih. 'I lie bill tn prevent
by states K' rryiiiuii'litiK' of tliMrit ts wiu
uiKi n up nnn .r. .Mit nnuis ami utliera
a.i.inTWHi i ne Imtiiie on It. NiirulirJu
an in wiia itaii ueu ami it was aKif.nl to
hiiow me mil w await tlie action of au
other caiiooa.
ProrrxtlliiK In Cmntress.
WssilHCimiN. Juiis I.-TIIS hntlw immwI 1
uin 111 riuiry aa "(rreineiit suiers.1 into liy
riiiniiiloai re of Nw V.irk smt I'euuavt.
V'Uls In inr.l to Ihs nnumlary tinea bs.
tws.'n Uiuw Iwu siiiies, Very liuln business
" BiTUlui,laliii uuilnil tUu seaaiuo.
Mr. Merrill aildrtwed tbs senaM ea th
liver bill. Tho ciinr.-pntta n-port on lb.
army apiinii.rlallin bill was tak.u ua and
tba canteen al m proioasU by lb. bill was
niacuanui,
Tlus Owrirn rtatik Itesumt a.
DiiiiiAaiTtiN. N. Y.. Jiiiih 4.-IJusl
nrss was ie,.iumil at the Oweo National
uitim. invre was no run on llm iiislltu
tton appnwii'lnai( a mu. Iu faet only a
I'" uiuiuuuni iioiiim wera wiiinirawu,
while a iiuuiber of iiilattaiilllU busiuesa
uien mauv ui'poslts,
A Ifemorrailo Mayor Klecletl
Nuuwii H, June 4. CrantlaU, Deino-
rrat was eiectetl iinivor yestertlay. The
Itepublit'iiua electeil tho rt-iiiaiutlvr of
tho illy tit'kt't.
I'btKferers on Nlrlkn.
Lowiiix. Mima.. .In ne 4.-Fifty mem
brni of the l-owell I'lasterera union
siriiek for an adviuica frmu to SU.&0
por tlay,
LULL IN THE BTORM.
Morr Tro.iltte i:ieilei friini tlin
rlenibiuii Itnllroml Ml rl kern.
Mav'm IANiuno, N. J Juno 4.
(Iiarlea J. MrMillen. coutrnetor of the
new Heiinluirii rullroa-l, who took the
contraot to imulo tlie row! from Wins
low Jtineiliin to Hli hlaiiil at aiifb a low
flKUrv that bit rtiulil not pay hi labor
er., whli h eaiiHril them to go ua strike
and har up part of the Maul and block
- the work I nil ns, ret uruetl with money
lo pay the tuon. The oontr ictor wuni
. MFoIwim on a nsxtlal train anil paid
theip off. 11m (leliKbUid luliana went
4 btiaklj to w k atvl auua had tliatrva.
A CiuiKiileralo rinli lile.
BimTtiN, June 4. Frank E. (Iinmller
OU rears of aire, cut his thnrnt at his
ItslKina: house ou Uowiloiu stn-et. lie
neiii ins iieutt out tlio wiielow and cut
uin inrisii so ne would not rum the cur-
pets.
NloneriKlers oil hlrlke.
PltTtlil mi. June 4. The stom-eiiltiM
01 rui-Mjiux auu Alli'Kheiiy to the nuiu
Ur of 100 stiiiik fur an increase iu
Wilis of 4 eents i-r hour. The in
How receiving J.0np.'r tlay and Want &4
Hall fur Treaxiarer olanrl.
Jt:m.H-nS flTV. Mo.. June 4 E
State Tna-urer .Nulanil has I me 11 irrnnttitl
bail in the sum of ti.oiMi ami his trial
iuitHiniil niili'lliiitely. His lsiuilsuien
aru proiiiiiieiit Mates prison officials.
The i'M Tountllnntl Troubles.
IIaI.U ax. .V. S.,Jnne4. It is rumored
here that two Imtturlea of the royal ar
tillery ami a n-Kiuieut of infimtry are to
1 ... r 1.' 1 t . k .... . ,, ,
wi swiii. iroui cua;ianuto iewiounaianu.
A llookseller'a Kail tire.
--....,,(. n viuu., wuur v. KM,
(lilfonl, booluieller ana newstlealer mail
an aaslKUlurnt. Ml liabilities exceeUs
tv.ouu; aaseU. in.Utio.
Ouay tiiM'S l''Ulilna.
Atlantic Cit, June 4. M. 8. Quay
i rive 111 uriKluluue lA'IICU UWt eVl'UlDg
uu a) iisiiiiijc irip.
t'aMtsrstuod Mia Uuatnrae.
First Dude How Is It tluit you p.
inviimioin 10 mills, iiiirtles. weihl nan
anil like frativltuwf
Svooik I)tnlo-It la th sliiiiilmi
thing In tl world, my dear fellow
Wlnn I aKHpeet tliat iui of my blifbua
aoqnalatanerM are KI'HC to Ke blow
out, I tell them that I aluill be out ol
town. The liuairlne It la info to invito
mo. They do so, and In and behold. I
bob aenuiely up. Htrnteiry, my boy.
tmtiorl Ti-ms SiftliiKs.
A SiirnttigA man baa In 111 ptstsesston
a monster llsh soiuewlmt nsjemblhig a
sturKnon, but liavhiK long, aword shaped
aws, wtiifii was tnRen from Luka
Clintnpliiln. It Isfnllinl A fresh water
swortltlHli. Tills aisfluiPli Welirlia aluli.
teou pounds, ami In four feet three Inch-
t long, tluliteen Innlios nroiuul the
body-ami six Ini hes iicross the bank.
That Juke Again.
"Four hundivl and twentv-two" veiled
tlie elevator la ly.
"What Isr askoi the pavstengnr.
"Yon are t Yon are the fonr hundred
and tweuty-anoond man to ask m this
week If my life isn't full of una anil
down. Ask It again. I like It." Now
York Bon.
A Mlrarulou Ki'nnc.
PtiTTHVH.i.r., Ta.. .lime 4. A rnnnir
au ll.iliRil 1'eter Itiee made a 1111 ml
miraculous eacajs! from death at the
DoImhi shaft, near this city. The shaft
is lit feet deep. It is a nu-re teiiisirary
ujs-niiiK and is ilriveu as a teet hole,
'liiesiuilia hoisted 111 a bucket hoMinx
shout a ton. Itli-e attempted to iim; nil
the sliart by clmniug to the bucket.
When ulsjiit fifty te-1 from the lottom
the rope bioKe iiuil man anil bucket
went pitching into the tiark novss. lh,w
It is t tint the man was Hot i-nHitil
neiii 11 is a nivsrerv. It lieu uoii.'n mu
he wits in 11 limp aud apixuvntiy lifeless
wiiiiiiioii, nut ue recovered 111s ttien
iu a suoix tiiiiit aim tuu tliseovery wa
made tliat no Isiues were bio..i n, ai-
inoiign it la nanny likely ttnii t.10 man
will n- over trtiltl tue inter. nil ininriiv
ret'eiveil. liewastatfeu bi tha Mm..n'
uosjsam.
Found IK-ad in Her IltMiin.
ATI.AN11C CITY. Jnns 4 Mi Murv
McMichael, sister ot ex-.Inyor Morum
' iiiiei, iii i iiiiaueipnia, was louiu
cieiui in room at the Keren, house Kv
tlie liroimetor. ilrt. 11. iJuv. (mnlv
i'hysic'iau Keilly prououncei the case as
nean iroulilo. Uol. t 'lavton McAlicluu.
aud Chsrles B. McMichael. nephews o;
deceawHl. arrived in town but. if..i.m .
Miss McAiicuaol was tuunu-lit to m in
e,oou uuaiiu.
l
1 p. nine iciucicd
kknuil.U JUIILLLIIi
soutn main St. Ashcvlllc.
Car leaves Rquare for all points oa the
hour, and twenty and forty minutes there-
alter.
8cbednle cars connect at Bqnare.
Train car and baggage car meet even
train. One valise allowed each naaaram.
Bnggagc tranafcrml from all polnu ia the
city for 3S cents.
THB A8IIBV1LLB 8TRBBT RV. CO.
PRIVATE BOARD
A WIND STORM
May Come and so, but we are Here to Sell Goods and arc!
Going; to Sell Them.
DID YOU HEAR WHAT WE SAID?
I'lllauurg'a Sad Plight.
OtiKTOH. June 4. Director Palmar
U AvU, ot the lltbiburg iaime club.
was m Miui caiy trying w nx up a deal
whereby be will hava fidl coutml of
that club for the National League. The
movemeut of the Brotherhood npaet all
the ibrectiin.' calculations, and in tuWe
of selling their stock ou hand they bad
to pay dearly to retain it It would be
safe to put the debt of tho PitUburg
wuu uvwn si oi,uiiu.
swindled Mis Ituk-lnca.
BfKl.lNIITtlN. X. J.. June 4 Tharlaa
o. 111111 mu. u-en cited to enter special
hail Is-lure Judge (tarristm to appear in
mr uuiiiiiKu 111 circuit aim answer to a
charire of fraud iireferreil airninut 1,1...
by Mum Ma-rgie K. Uouers. who claima
tnai ueera outamed AJ.000 from her
under tho promise of marriage. Thia
money, it to iietii, waa nseil ov Beers
to purchaac a restanraut outfit in Utia
A Newark llurglar Captured.
JtV KWARK. A. J.. June A Willi. n.
Mc.Naiunra nud several companions ef
fected an entrance nao Kiiward UutTa
DN.W.U V.. .11. I..' .
b'j "wii itb.1 rf ue street,
and were nuguged ransac.ating the
drawer when UiitT suddenly put in an
appeatauco. .uoaiuara was caiitured.
nut 111a voiiipoii.oua sdcveeea lu gettlug
away.
A Ua 1 1 road laoltlemt'iit.
ClXUNXAll. June 4. Hie Mitliluebirs
brukeuieu unJ swttcunien 011 the (iblo
auu -Mississippi railroad have made
tonus witu tlie conii iny, luntual oon
oeesions beinu gouitii i. Au increase of
y senile all to worit again rontentod.
ha locouiiRive eiur.ius-i's and Hnunun
gut tnelr tvniia uariy iu May.
An Important WUi.eaa Hilled.
AiiiniiiT. .inno a. ieirtre nnvna a
urauti iriuiK awitciiinan and the only
pniniiH awi ssMuveiy mummed rjurcn-
ell, the allegctl mtiriierer of the young
Gnglisliinau, liciihaiu, at VTiKjuatock,
was killed by tho car at Windsor.
I. Joscplius Lnthnm, of Circcnvlllr. N.
., take ulcoiurc in addimr a word of
commrnniuion 01 Air. Joe frraon
Krmedv. Mra. Latham had the dvinrn.
sia very butllr, and tlie ur of this Krmrdy
provea woniirnui in its ellrcts, and alter
using a few bottles her health vastlv Im
proved. I. Latham,
Btipt. fub. Init. Pitt Co., N. C.
The Charlotte Chronicle snvs that the
decoration fnr the musicnl tcstivnl to lie
held there thia month will be most elnli.
orate nnd beautiful. They will be In 011-
propnate designs, such at harp and
Ivres. sahu-li haw iwM n..J ,L.
North for the occasion.
W. A. ItLAlIt.
FURNITURE
AND
UNDERTAKING.
No. 3a Patton Avenue,
M'AFEE BLOCK, OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND
We ait now remly, and in
vite our frionda und the pub
lic generally to call and ex
amine our well Ht'ltH ted stock
of
New houae, newly furnlahed. all modem
J. . IlltOWN. I Improvements, large rooms, good table.
wc nave straw Hats 1 cent to 00 cents each. Rplendid line of Shoes cheaper Ibaa aay
toer souse ace tncna. mum and Tea Ouau-ter Shlrtlnar h llw rm .i . I
e., cc, at aay price yoa would aak then. Some alt Bilk llrcsa Goods IS crats per yard.
Would say more but this, will convince yon.
Asheville Dry Goods Co.,
. O. HOWBLL, Manager.
At old stand. 1st door below Penniman Co. Hardware Store.
THE "BONANZA"
Tun i jriniMa '
WINE . AND .. LIQUOR , STORE
IN THB STATE,
FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOM.
a. -A-QitA.rrr. -.v. I NO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C!
MRS. M. C. GOODE,
53 Collefre St.
Asheville. N. C, April 11, lagg.
The copartnership heretofore eaisting be
tween the undersigned, under the Arm name
of TULLI A M CO., Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The debts da by said Arm
Will to n.M h. 1-MWtMM PmIIIbm. ..J iUm
debuducto Mid Ann win be paid to him, I KN'OW That any man may write for Ctttaloguce. prices
ruq ine Dunoni conunura Djr ntm.
und ti'iniH to the inumifactureiH
MUSICHOUSETALK
LAWRBNCU PfLLIAM.
U. C. WADDBLL.
To our patrons of the past :
I have this day sold my interest and good
will in the Insurance business la Asheville to
Lawrence Pulllam, who will continue the
business. I bespeak for him a continuance
of tout patronage.
D. c wannRi 1
aprll dSOd
FURNITURE, fif
OTICB.
ly virtue of a deed of treat executed to me
the Slat day of August, laaa. by I. A.
smmond and Flora L. Orummond. bia
car the sum ofi
U'hinVl n o n,.a ,ff,.:, i. - 1. I Drummond
mv uiic-iiuguiiuca
1 uignt 1
1 1 nirty.i nree cents, bcarlnc
cent, from said date. I will oftVr for aak
bottom prit cs. Undertaking SS?
1 io1
rtpecmi iouture,
wife, to aecure the payment
uiant Hundred and aventvjawM nAn-M
' oirij. 1 nree v.enta, Deanna Intereat at a
a
tkl ..Ua s.i j r I
Calls at- h2?rlo;r0"tthf ?'!! I ASK Is that you give me a trial.
'- .7 ircvaj ur I
und music
houses of the country ;
I KNOW That the STEIN WAY PIANO is tho acknowl
edged Standard of the world, and that I have
the agency for it.
I KNOW That I have Organs and Pianos continually in
stock to please all bona fide purchasers.
I KNOW That I am anxious to please everybody with
my prices and nil
tended day or night.
Telephone, day 75, night G5.
BLAIft & BROWN.
1 1
vAuvvruiixrunjvuiruirtn
ill
V lULI-!'" VJJXkT J
lth dny of June.
parcel of land. situated on Valley street in the
cU,? ?' .A,hevllle. particularly described In
aid deed of truat. reaiaUred in the Kcgister'a
w.u u Mrvwm r n uu un u.KV aid.
.. B. NOHVRI.L,
maytadSOd Trualre.
FOR SALE. '
At a bargain, 4 or S Milk Cows. Apply be
tween a anti a o'clock at
OUdROIA I'AIRV.
lao Charlotte Street.
Registered jersey Hull for service. l-ri
I e " gnsrsnteed. may dtf
MTLANTIC COAST LINK
On and after thia ria h a.iii.. L. j
?.in i" W Its'X-olnmbla IMvlalon."
No. 88 Leaves Columbia 6.20P m
Arrives at Charleston...... 0.80 p. m'.
No. 83 Leaves Charleston...... 7,to a. m
AIII.M Mr.lwM. a. mm .
Connecting with tri. "'
nnl.i. r. -. . "n ail
"""l)!!!""1 Columu,a Oreenvlll HaUroatls.
T. M ttMnuaftM o n
J. P. DBVINK. ra auot.
Ce FAL.K. 35 North Main St.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
PSaSBSI.S IIKrABTMKST,
WesU'ra North Carolina Wvlalus.
I'ASMKNOKK TRAIN Ht HKIHlLK
llM H..W. ftj-wh Uflk
78th Merlillan time used when not ntherwiw
iniiivaira.
CADnONS5i2g5
Lv. KnotvIiieT
linitn mer. I
Aenevllle.
Ar. BaM.bury,
iisnvns".
. Agl
1 1KU8TKU'8 HALB.
. Child. Jr . (In whose place aa trustee I have
'ccn euiiaiuuien according to law. on sc.
I S2"nI "ldere,) whkS deed T' trial S
i un IWgTI b4 art.. nr Dniik r
fT "'""is la the office of the Regia.
ter of lluncomh ...! kj . t. .
I 7 . J V ,7. "Power or saw therein con
talned", I will sell at pabHc auction at the
court nnnse noor In the city ol Asheville, N.
t , to the hlahrst bidder for csah on the tilth
ChicaKo& Alton R.R. WJM ttn;.",
. i - on. Jf tk on th east aid. of Bailey alrwt.
FA8TB8T ROUTB To
KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST!
Aahrvltle to Kanass Cltr In 87 hours,
A.hrvillr to llenver In ni hnnr.
A.hrvlll. tn Ran i'.uri. m
Puriisnil, tirrsun. in n dnvs.
nullil Vrslihulrd Trains Ht. I.niil. In k'v
''.. nnniiillB t'l.Hir m I ITT.
for full Informatloa call oa or write to
B. Aa Newland,
District Passenger Agent,
No. 10 Patton Ave.. Asheville. N.C
J. CHARLTON. O. P. A., Chicago, III
said point being the aouthweat corner of the
'-" V; "T nonnern ssrtnodlat
church: thence south one hah degree weal,
pne hundred and seventeen feet and etatW
nchea i to a stake, th. northwest corner a
lilt Sold bv W. M. Cocks. Ir.. n .
then with said Jones' line north 78" east, one
hundred and tKlrty-als feet and eight inchra
il .i ..T" 7 , i iDcan norm
hTtrstaVKlffiV-
to HIKle'a south went corner
hi
of ihfjrch lot: thrrtcr south 7 wnt, one
humlml sad tnlrtv-rt snd si. ch. to th
brK.nN,iif oa Bailey ttrcrt,
uuiit and in ooU order, and has a servant's
The houu tin
treet. Is lartre, well
IIAttrif.ri riarifltBf nr a r
msyttd.t fd.,,
FOR SALE.
A second hand mrm.. un -ml ... ... i I
tJ. H. COOPER,
Of KEUV UTRACHAN.
OM 11 A saasaw u a a au a., . . 'I
TO 17EAK mil
tSBSgSSSgaTMBgeTa SSSBBgeaTeWaTg)7HB
Baa wk I aemsa sad
VNaVVkft
aov saiw If
Richmond,
Ralrish.
' floldaiioro,
1 Wilmington
Lynchtiura,
" Waahiagton
M Baltlinor.
" Phlla.. .
!L'"rh,
wasraouabT
Nn. Hi
tmlly.
antipm
la.lltsm
fl A.lam
LTTSew Vork.
" Phlla..
" Halllmor.
" Waahlngt'n
Lyacbburie.Js tijim lB 07am
"""Ttlehinond'
" Danville,
"""Wlhulngt'n
rinliUHH.
Ar.
" Knosvllle.
(OOlhmcr.l
No. 88
Dally.
a (Ml am
018 am
1000 am
la!i pm
taaopm
7 lopm
aaopm
11 aiiim
aannm
"Si." .1.1
No. 83
a imam
ao'Ji.ra
84tfpm
B3Vam102Opm
flwiarn
1 oftpm
8 lOpm
ataipm
7 oam
t!l80pm
aianm
7Sliim
9Anm
1 1 Uam
Rvopm
UOnam
QSttliml RlUhHM
Raleigh. .1 abulias lot mm
nauanury.
Aaoeviiie,
laaasm
6 88am
28 am
IO 4.7am
I aopm
N.iTnii"
tinlly.
"Opm
aft7im
W .Klurn
II ooiim
3 itinii
apmTaoa"am"
ianiniii a (ism i
Sldnrnl
A. a R
a aftpm
R.
ifot anrinn An.
AfT Aahevllle. Arr'
Ar. Henrtcrsoavlll..
Spsrtanliurg, Lv.
No. 84
Dully.
S4o p m
7tHipm
out p m
80 pm
n; r
ldTinTI
II 10 ami
Mftpm
Mpa
JUtlRPHV 1IKANCH."
(Dally rarest H.nilsy ')
Wavnesrllle,
Dtyaon Clly,
WeaiHrld, Lv.
Ar.
No. 17
888 p bi
mops
M.s
10 am
Noa.SOaadBI, Pullman Sleeper bet wen
Orernaboro and Morrlalowa.
No.. 8a and 88 Pullman PJunVt Umim
C betwern Hot Rjirings and WaahJnaTon"
Asbevlll. is Ijreaklast Aalloa Zi "Hi" V,??'
a a ainisrr Ma)
Ukkory I . " n .. JJ J-
W. A. WINBURN, I), P a"
JAf. L. TAVLOR.O. P. A C
washlngtoa. D, C.
A NBW DKBD, varefnlly prepared by lead
oa sale at Um ost eof theuwa pTS. -
oa. CO. no. NortkCoirt iSZZ.
VV-t-' DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE ttM.
5L?&'j2' MnMatt
$3&$2 CHOI
gt.a aataasl Ms aaaaauaa.
WiiAVER RIVERS.
febl(dHia ... v
ROCK QUARRY
FOR RENT.
Apply ta a during the Incoming week to
reat the Rock Quarry oa ths opposite aide
of the river, aear th Iroa bridge, and the
NINB TBNBMBNT HOVSBS
aear by. A good rock maa eau. art bar-
NATT ATKINSON ft SON.
raarat dtf
7 I
aii iYl4isVJin;,iliW::. - '