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Asheville Daily Citizen PRICE 5 CENTS. VCMLUMEVI.---NO. 309. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL o, 1891. I SMOKED MEATS. MUlHir SALB 2SE LAST NIUHT. L I N V I L L E 1NVITHB 1NVBSTI0AT1ON AS TO Climate, Water Supply, Drainage. Drives, SMOKED MEATS. A fine lot Country Hams Just received, lo a fresh lot of Maiinolia, Baltimore and Bone less Hami, all siie". KNC.I.1SH Cl'RBIl BRBAK PAST IIACON. DRIED BEEF. He prcncnM Hla Vlewn on the .abor Troubles and Suggests Hla Rained Education and Not Strike are Needed. Ben Terrell, the alliance orator of SALT F1SH M tCKURBL, Ml'LLBTS, WH1TK ANI CODFISH. CANNED MEATS. Oi ana Lunch Tongue.. Potted Ham, Tongue, Chicken, Btc. Corned Beef. CANNK11 FISH. Mackerel, Salmon, Sardines, 0.v.lcr. C Ktc, lite. A. D. COOPER, THRASH'S "CRYSTAL PALACE," Friday, May 1st. This sale does not moan a Slaughter Of OUr entire HtOCk, Texas, addressed a large number of but only mu-h goods as we " Will Offer. They Will bO from Mr. Terrell was delayed in reaching the finest tO the Cheapest, the court house by a delay of the west- AnH kniuvaina nun nftttf (lin lr Sn I bound train on which his wife was to I ... , , I reach here, and on that account did not I nUUrCIUI tllUBBHlHUClll- L, ut, abou, g.A5 ing goods in this line. Space o'clock. frtriiiifo itwnizincr tllft o-oods Before Mr. Terrell's arrival, however, " 0 I ll A. . 11 I J 1 lit A .... 1 1 ittiV. lint- nr nnAtriiaa m J we win unci, uuv l""'"'"" p.Towln,on.n(1 W. A. Can Something from a dinner Set Haywood county was called to achinacup and saucer. Our chair. 1 A I l, r . Kecves talked lor a snort wnuc I HCOCK Its ltM-KU-uuu J"JU on the alliance and was followed by Geo rest assured that we will offer mi., nothing but nice goods. Do Not Misti It! Park, Scenery. Plans, North Court Square, Corner Main and College Sts. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME, TH AD, W. THRASH & CO., NO. 41 PATTON AVE. China, Clauware, Lamos, House 1'nrnlih. ing., Htc. The celebrated Green Brier White Sulphur Springs, of Virginia, l offered for .ale. The property valned at 1. 000,000, to he di vided Into 1,000 .hares at $in each. The mirrh.scr of two .hare, receipts a lot worth the par value ,.( the stock, and the rhnncc i.f seniring valuable improved property at n a $2.',o',oo.. hotH nt non. oth.r imp'"".) importunity r,iu a I nrnnortinnHtr prices. 1 ay- l . . , mi-tils niun Buyers of Drugs Tell us they have lost money by monkeying with Knoxville and Kicnmonu a Frenchy No. i" la the Man, Says Inapector Byrnes. Nhw York, April 30. Inspector Byrnes has at last fastened the crime for the murder of the woman Carrie Brown. The murderer is "Frenchy No. 1," who was arrested Friday night, less than 24 hours after committing the crime, and has been under lock and key ever since. On the night the murder was commit ted "Frenchy No. 1" occupied room 33 in the East River hotel with a woman by the name of Mary Ann Lapoze. This room was across the hall front that oc cupied by the woman Brown and her un known companion, from information in possesion of the police, it appears that the murdered woman's companion had left her some time before 1 o'clock Friday morning. trenchy No. 1 had been at one time Campbell, of I a lover of the old woman, but had be- to thecome insanely jealous, lie heard her companion leave me room ana got up, and crossed the hall, deliberately stran gled and then disemboweled bis victim. 1 his is the atorv of the nolice. It H.Hahn, of Macon county, who made a substantiated bv the followine facts: short address on the same subject. Mr. When "Frenchy No. 1" had completed Keeves then introduced Mr. lerreil. Ins work, he crossed the hull and entered Mr. Terrell said in the beginning, that room 33. where he left evidences of his he was to talk as a citizen and not as a Kuilt. When the police made their inves- memher of the alliance. He then stated ligation, traces of blood were found on his belief that all the depression of the every side. The bed clothes were found laborers of the country is caused by un- covered with blood, the murderer just legislation, and that there has al- sometime during the night hav- wavs been something wrong witn tne me thrown himself uoon the bed. finances of the country. "1 also believe," I His stockings were soaked with be continued, "that the cause ol these blood and his clothing was also uniust laws is that we have forgotten covered with blood. On the walls and our duty in the 0eration of the politics ceiling of the little room many small of the country. I hold that there is a spots of blood were found, the man difference between a politician and a par- having evidently entered the room with tisan. One studies how to help his conn- his hands reeking with blood. try if he is a true politician, and the oth- When the fellow was arrested, lnsnec- cr's only thought is how he may benefit tor Byrnes examined his hands and tin- Iiih party, it is tne outy oi every citizen Ktr nails. Tlie latter hecarelullyscraiied to become a student of poll- nnd found plain and distinct traces ol tics. No class of men need fear human blood. To positively establish NEW LABOR FEDERATION. IT HAS SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEMBERS. We have the largest sup- ly of Organized Last Sunday In St. Louis All the Railroad Orders Join Except Two Pledged Against Chief Arthur. St. Louis, April 30. Sunday last there was a secrect meeting of railroad em ployes held in this city, the orders of con ductors, firemen, trainmen, and switch men's mutual aid association being rep resented. Not until yesterday was it learned what was accomplished at the meeting. The four organizations formed a feder ation with a membership of 65,000 and took steps to induce the two orders re maining outside the brotherhood of loco motive engineers and the brotherhood of locomotive hremen to join. Resolutions were passed commending the system of federation and pledging the organization to work, against the re election of Chief Engineer Arthur. Arrangements with the brotherhood ol locomotive engineers were mtered into whereby each body would render other mutual support, and all necessary aid, if rerjuired, in case there is any trouble with the road. , The object of the federation will be to prevent strikes and settle all matters of difference bv arbitration. All difficul ties will lie referred to the supreme coun cil and in case the council fails to have arbitration settle all disputes, then the council has power to order a strike and uot before. PUBLIC MEETING, CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, and they are be ing sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Sponges that usually retail 'or 25 and 35 cents, we can sell for 10 and 15 cents, and make a reasonable profit. Call and examine for your- self. GRANT'S PHARMACY. KEPIIALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. House Building Sites, Investments. I.INVII.I.K IMPROVEMENT CO. I.lnvllle, N. C. ANALYSIS OF WATER I'SBrt AT THE ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 HAYWOOD ST. CimMoawsaim or Massachsmwts. CERTIFICATE OP AMALVW8. State Assay". 0e, flf!?,,, Dn.TnM MiaH.. Anrll 111. 180t To Chat. H. Campbrf, Aihevl, North Car. The .'ample ol water .ubmitted for anal. aia h. neen eareraiij h.bhii " lowing r.ult.:-r- , . i ..... -una in n.Hi oer 100.000 8olUl.,TO..t,.r 3.00 total.!! 5.O0 r...ls Mr nnl'. K ffflll'T. 2X1 .un.i nt4r-flv free from Of. I nil WKi i aiiuwt , : . r sanic matter, .howing very mint "aic.... WILLS BROS., trcacherOUB memory and the the education of the masses on any the fact, the scraping and dirt found un Of drummers 8U."Jcet" 111,11 " 1 1 " lnc,r tier Hib nails were submitted toachemt mums oe iree iroin wruro? mmivca. i cai anuiysis. hrom the time the man was arrested, a but little could be learned from him. He relicof barbarism and that it gives youi has made few statements, but all have oppressors a right to oppress you. Why xen so very contradictory that the police should these be the basis of the circula- have been able to make but little use of at prnporiinnMxc ,n.vn. . j- . , , ruuuia ne ircc iruui whiiik iiii'uuo. i thiy For '"r,r.j,jr;,,,1li,jJ " sometimes leads them astray, hod that the i,icn .it basing the cmuia Aent. but they invariably find it tion of a country on gold and silver is t pays them to draw t.ueir sup plies of T. (Smith & Co., in Asheville. the larcwst Drug Store in Western North Car- , a, saving of Freight ires, anil ouick wine in To be Held In the Court Tomorrow Night. There will be a mass meeting held in the court house tomorrow night, at 8 o'clock, nt which the appropriation bill be ably discussed. Every voter of Ashe ville is cordially invited to attend this mcetinE. It is honed that every laboring man who can well be present, as his in terest in this measure will be thoroughly discussed. The finest mnd most enmnlete ttock oi Cologne, Toilet Wattrg, Extracts, Fact fowdera and high grade ooaps at OKANTS PHARMACY. ARCHITECTS, oji JH ration Avenue. Next Y M C A huild'K. noel d3m ( llm ftfti. tion? I agree with Jefferson in that the I them only true money oi a government i i treasury note, based on its power to tax. This is not dependent on anything else, such as the production of the mines, for its issue. This money should lie equally distrib uted to all who could give good and sufti THE PRESIDENT. getting goods, are important ltms. and count up in a year dealings ma king l,ini large purchases in the pri mary markets, enable ifiis llouse to place uruggists articles into the hands of nnnuiiniArn nnd dealers, at nrifPM nover ttpfnrp en oved rto anv B"01 ' w Slrme a . " . nmincu" pri( es ne er ut ioi e t njuj en tion with hig ,wllot( altcr intelligent west oi tne iiue iviuk, cure totnors are Berved by pro AGAINST STK1KKS. "Wherever you find wiges are low the people and the country are less prosier- ous. 1 do not believe that the laboring men can efl'ect anything by strikes and thinV that theonlv way in which he can do any g I (ucstion ' He Heara Ihe News About IJi annj Blair. Dei. month, Cai.., April 30. The presi- Icnlial party arrived at Llclmonte last evening. At the request ol the rresuicni his arrival was devoid of ceremony, in rder that Mrs. Harrison and the other ladies of the pnrtv, who were fatigued lv the day's traveling, might be allowed time for rest anil preparation tor to morrow's progrnm. The hotel Delinoute, where the party spent the time, is beautifully decorated with flowers and fessioiitil experts of large ex perience, trustworthy and competent the stock carried . i . , , n i co is to control mem uy by tins nrm covers two noors ment nnd have exact justice in their op- of two hundred and torty eration." e.i i4...l l.,H, ff,r Mr. Terrell weed the formation of a IWUlii lUt Hinwui. a m. "'V Citizen's Allinnw ibrthe business men to tWO feet Of total Width this discuss subjects of importance, in a iu lio iiiilv Ili-no- Kroi-A In. similar manner to the alliance of form- .. I . . . . I rs for the nuriwae of educating them- urlzood...nne.nalw.y. Busrantee tnen, c;ltt,(, on tHp. 1'UDIIC aqUaTO on the'issul., of the day. to be free from adulteration., we nave tne n AHIieVllie IK) irUUUlt! WJ find the place orders Dy mail re;eive prompt and careful attention refer, if de sired, to the Battery Park Bank. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES. Oar aim i to keep the best. We offer no balK hut t at the very lowe.t price eon fiatant with the high quality of our good. We give e.pectal attention to the purity of largest and be.t .elected .tock of Fin. ami Staate Orotarie. ever offered to the people of Weatern North Carolina. study. The gulf between capital and I limiting, the rooms assigned to the presi- labor is widening and 1 believe a revolu-1 dent and ladies ol ins Household being tion will result u tne tendency is not special ODjects oi attention, t nc prcsi stopped. I dent was informed thnt the Chinese em "I believe the best way to havethe rail-1 oeror had notified his minister at Wash' roads and transportation lines conduct-1 mgton of his unwillingness to receive Mr. ed is to control them by the govern-1 Blair, the newly appointed American minister. 1 resident Harrison said it was tews to him, but made no other comment. THE GERMAN INVASION. WANTED THE BIRD. Powell & Snider, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UROCBKS, Corner Pattou Avenue and Main Street. To be Prevented by Massing French Troops at Vital Points, Paris, April 30. A newspaper of this city today announced that the French armies on the German frontier will be ex erased in night military maneuvers on an immense scale early in May. All gar rison in the military district of the de- oartment Meurthe and Moselle, forming a post of the sixth army corps, will take .... -''. - .1.. . u. r . .... gaged in the mayor's office a man with a Tooptin'Meurtlleand MoKe wi strong loreign accent anu urciim miuc i remtorccd Dy a large lorce 01 cavalry ana Cblel Balrd's Fortune Told by Paroquet. Chief of Police Baird has had his for tune fold. This morning while the chief was en- The water i ery It la very seldom we iron, auluhur and Hme. ,1. . all a-an.'t. liiiil water so free from organic or mineral m"tler- H. L. pnWKBR, State A.ayer. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan, nevurely plaed at per cent. Have you inspected our stock of Medium and I'ine and asked permission to exhibit his for tune telling birds. He brought his cage with him. In it were half a dazen paro nuets and lava sparrows. He would not be satisfied until the chief consented to have his fortune told by one of the birds. Taking a paroquet from the cage the man placed in on top of the cage, where there was a box filled with little alios of nauer. wl. i : i : i i ... ... , i... .i:,. Clothing for moil, boys and and it was handed to the chief. This is I what was on it: " You have been free with vour mind and have thereby made many enemies. SomeofthedesiniMe tilings Some of those who profess to be your friends are renlly votirenemtes. Hut you ioon purrn n, "11 l. itnr.' . h.n,et nnrl fenr eaa. and Wl come tieth.mcin A'hevilie, new, neauim..,, ..... arp muCIl UeiUW IUIII Mt utuio - ,: , hrHfi rears old." ngures. The'chiefs face took on a thoughtful cvcral other fine p'ropertle. that are worth your attention I WO oaniirai DH.iui... I.ou in all parta of the city, tlou... to rent. Pin. traet. of timber land and .taniling timlier. Mineral properties, Oftiee.: U4, c a Fattna Avannc. fehBdl v Second floor, REAL ESTATE. Walts. B. Owtk, W. w. WT GVYtl & WEST, ISucwuora to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHfVlLLE. REAL ESTATE. ijiam Securely Placed at 8 Percent. M..tr Puhlk. Comml.rtoner. of Deed. FIRE INSURANCE orFlCK-eo""" ConrtaHinare. JA.V GOULD SAYS dollar out o( infantrv brought touether by an exten. sive mobilization of army reserves. The troops thus placed under arms will occu py ail the vital positions which they would have to hold in order to repulse the supposed invasion of the German troops. THE PERSECUTED JEWS. From FOR SALE! Those Expelled Driven Home In Chains. London, April 30. The priests and pastors of Moscow are overwhelmed with requests from lews for baptism in order to avoid expulsion. The law pre vents such conversions except in the case of Lutherans and Catholics and then permits conversions only in limited num ber. Ptescrmtions filled at all hours. Goodg delivered free ol charge to anr part oi thecttr. GHAUTS PHARMACY. If Ton want a handsome pair ol cot glass Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR- Lyceum Tonight. There should be a large crowd at to nicht's meeting ol the Lyceum. The sub ject is one in which every voter it inter ested, namely, the appropriation to be voted on next Monday ,lor the aid ot tne schools of the city. Prof. P. P. Claxton, upciintendcnt ot city schools, will make the oneninir talk, and it will be well worth coinir to hear. Several other gen tlemcn prominent in the Lyceum will talk on the question. "Cet There." Sam Jones arrived on the afternoon train from Tennessee today, and is stopp ing at the Swannanoa. The famous lec turer and preacher will no doubt have a pood house tonic ht at the t.rana. li. L, Hrown, who is selling balcony ana gal lery seats, savs they are going in hurry. He can be found at Graves & Thrash's, on South Main street. One Hundred Bales. Rai.kich, April 30. One hundred bales of cotton were burned this morning about three miles from this city ou the plantation of Burt Wilder. No insurance, LOSS, 3,U0U. Two Killed. Troy. Ala.. April 30. The opera house here fell in this afternoon while a party of voune people were rehearsing an ama teur ocrformuace. Two young ladies killed. Stock Quotations. Nhw York, April 30. Erie 22Vi; Lake Shore ltoVj; Chicago and Northwc.tern Nonolk ana western odw niwnmuim .u We.t Foint Terminal loVk; Wctern Union MACY. Bottles ranging in price One to Fifteen dollars per pair. Baltimore prices. Rii TiuonR. Anril 30 -Flonr. du mnA uni'hnnired. Wheat southern, dull Fulti, 1.12ijri.18; Longberry. 1.13ijt 1.17: western, .fadier; No. 1 winter red unot, SI.14V4- Corn southern, firm; white SOItfXlc; yellow, 80c bid; western, firmer, Th fliirht nf the lew. continues. The Our late arrivals in Dross New York Market. N.w Viiiir. Aorll 30 Stock., active am firm Mnnee. eaav at 3IM31V, Kichange long. 4.N5V.RnVi; .hort, 4.88V4 89; ...t. h ml., dull buttirm:aovemnientboad., dull but .teady. Cotton quiet but firm; sale. s;i bale.: upland., ',.c: urieans, a o-mc; r.,,,,rr. ntienrd aad closed steady; April Ma-.. R.61: lune. 8 75: July, 8 83 Aueunt. 8.94: September, 8 94. Flour 4..11 hut mrt. Wheat active and firm Carn quiet but strong. Pork quiet but teady, at $12.00(414 no. Lard quiet but at Sn n. Spirit Turpentine dull hul steady, at RSttc. Rosin quiet but arm, at $1.68(91.70. Freight. ea.y. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. from II you want a first-class Hah Brash for small amount of mootr, GRANTS PHARMACY is the place to go to get it. All kinds of Tooth Bi ushes, Bath Brushes, Bath Glorcs, Sponges, etc. When vour Prescriptions ate com pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY jou can positively depend upon it that only the purest and best Drugs ana cnemp cols have been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced rnarmaciszaana inui cue pnee pmia was not unreasonable. 94 South Main St. J. M. CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -AND- 1MPR0VEMENT COMPANY. JpOR SALB I hare for sale for a few day. only, one of the most complete cottage, of S roam, in Aancvtne. Alimoaern conveniences, ngsismr tree tear line. Must be .old at oacc. Price $4,800. Apply to J. M. CAMPBBLU Beautiful lot on Grore street, TSaSOO with large oak ahauc tree., must go. Apply to rsni. J. M. CAM! ILL. (loods and Trimmings nhow MONEY TO LEND, . . . List yr property wlthu. and harelt. old choice tlllllgS YCty Mil (I TO caii tor cer; tne imporui wtim u-nifc already absorbed, or near ly bo. II. REDWOOD & CO. ItlST POSU.WD UOr new pani....rv " Ash.lt. Fa ol katert .tauatic a copy. BRUCE H. JONKH. (8ucc.sor to Blgdow St Jone. I RBAUBBTATB AND WVMTMBNTB. Room M Afe. Block, 33 Fattoa Avenue. ihroueh uroDoscd to buy the bird from I r,.i,.H .,, ril,e , it n.fnni. rlmined its owner, out nc wouiu not aeu. Mr. ltaird went to the tax collector with the man, and arranged matters so that the bird-man can exhibit his leatlv ercd trilie. in bands by the wrists. The Russians afterward pillage the deserted shops and houses. FRENCH POLITICS. A. FINE RESIDENCE. , and Will Changes Announced In Ihe Diplo matic Service. Pahis, April30. The following changes are announced in the French diplomatic service: Count de Montebello, now am Mrs. Burxwyn Maltland's HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, No. 40 French Broad Avenue. Thnrnuuh instruction In Bngllsh, French and Latin. Also Music and other accom plishments, special attention given to the training of little girl.. deed dlv Clothing, Pry (luods, Shoes, Hals, Ktc, It Will he Magnificent, Cost 30,000. E. W. Hurkholder, the architect, hat Ju" n...... V .m.r rn.l.ntinonle an.-reed. M a mngmticent resioence on ...co street. Lllboula ai anlba,idor at St. Peters near Montford avenue. I buTg. jj, Herbette goes from Berlin to When completed, this residence will be Constantinople; M. Belotte goes from k. in Asheville. It will be a model I Rome to berlin; M. camoin goes trom 7 & 9 PATTON AVE ODDS AND ENDS. BOOKS & STATIONERY PICTURES AND FRAMES, Artists' Materials. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. in completeness of appointment;, having everv modern convenience, and will cost $30,00(1. It is to be rected for Mrs. J. B. Rurabough. Contracts for the erection of the residence will be let in a few days, no.aiblv this week. Mr. Hurkholder is also at work on olans for a $30,000 hotel, which is to lie ' .... , :n- .......i. erected in iicimcrsonvnic iy a nun. comnnnv. in which Ir. C. Pew, M. C. dltaway Toms and other prominent men of that town are interested. The plans for the handsome business ' . ... 1 4 1 1 IJ. 1 In going through ourRtock of Mens' sark nnd suits, we find all but 2 or 3 Of the following lotfl SOld. We house of W.T. and N. A. Reynolds, ad tn uir iwiiwm & ... joining the opera house, were drawn by Want tO hurry tllO Sale 01 tne Mr. Hurkholder, nnd also for the new remaining few. Madrid to Rome; M. Rouston goes from Washington to Madrid, and Count Moutbolan goes rrom Athens to asn- ington. Eminent Physician Dead. Piin.Angi.PiilA, April 30. Dr. Joseph Leidv. an eminent physician, scientist and nnturalist, who has been lving at the point of death at his residence in this . .... i . j: j : city siuce i-nnny inst, oieu tins morning. SAM JONES Tonight at the Grand. -ALL AT- ESTABROOK'S n.n h ftnma. nch a man win be rich lo-.de of twenty r; Call on o A . .Ill ..II wnmt hnw tA do It. M WCnAVC Jut ncelvcd priTate advice from Jay od the nnttiie put ff .'il th.f1.5n: ! i CCCHU IV erNRINQ aim rUCUPU vnnrBize. vou'll net a bar Mie. aaa wr i.t i... n"" . -y LLdevllw IU OinuiilU nnw I iiuiiwni i ti 1 v .1? gam as ih a oargam, 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, It C. apr 18 d building on Water street, erected by Capt. Thos. U.Johnston. Lot 1189 Former price, 5J0 0t. now y.no Tne Ctr for ,ne Am and c, n Ry 1RS6 " J" " '- 2 V" One of the passenger cars to oe used on lots " " 12 .10. " 10.00 the Asheville and Craggy mountain rail 1508 " lo uo, "" ,,,, taken from the freight depot Tf VOll find amomr these over the street railway last night. The trip was easily made, tne car turning tne J hank our friends and customer., and to wish dhem all long life and happiness, JENK8 & JENKS, HEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Rooms 9 io, McAfee Block, J8 Pattoa Ave., AshevUle, N. C. A New York teacher of vocal music, desires to give instiu' tlon in singinR. also French lesson, in exchanBe for room furnished oilnn furui.heil) and hoard, lor hcrclf and mother. InornearAsaev,,,.. AI BDi Care O. Sehlrme', Music Publisher, marS0onceaw4w' New York City. curves without any trouble whatever. The car is now standing on the road near Chestnut street. It is to be taken to the corner of Charlotte and Baird streets, where it will be housed until needed. !.rh. tnnicht the dummy engine will Fine Clothiers, Hatters, Etc. be fired up and run over the ttreet rail llr2d3t I way to the A. & C. M. line. E. B. Barnum & Co., A CARD. A noted evangelist snid in a sermon in Asheville some time ago, that 'no one could enter the "Pearly Gate" and walk the "Golden Streets" unless he paid his honest debts. Not being uble to get in "The Swim" with the bovs on real estate, 1 have bought two hundred and fifty tickets to Sam Jonct' lecture Thursday night, and seat are on sale nt No. 19 S. Main. Box seats $2.00; balcony seats, $1.00; stand ing room, 50 cents. Respectfully, E. L. Brown. HOMK. Five cirls were killed and fifty iiersons wounded by an explosion in a dynamite factory, near Genoa, Italy. The British House of Commons passed a motion to compensate proprietors of taverns who are refused licenses. Announcement is made that Gen. T. S. Clarkson has sold his half interest in the Des Moines State Register for $80,000. An organization has been perfected for the purpose of building a tunnel under the Detroit river, from Detroit, Mich., to Windsor, on the Canadian shore. The olanine mills nnd wood shops con nectcd with the Spartan mills iu Spartan burg were destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Loss $5,000, covered by insur ance. Funeral services over the remains of Kicld Marshal Count Von Moltke were held in Berlin, after which the body was taken to Creisau, where it was placed in the family vault. Nick Flood and Chas. L. Ross, both camhlera. emrneed in a duel at Roanoke, Vn.. Tuesday. Ross was killed almost instantly, and Flood was shot in the mouth and breast, but will recover. The difficulty grew out of a game at cards, Nntaral gas was struck at a depth of 120 feet in a bed of gravel lying under man feet of blue clay near Bloomington, 111. The pressure is enormous, and the yield exceeds greatly that of all the many gas veins that have beeen struck in Cen tral Illinois. Six room ho.se corner Sprue and Wood. (In for sale low. Also lot 70x106. Locatioa splendid. Have for sale 10 or 13 lot. of 20 acre., more or less each, 2V4 mile, of court house at $50 per acre, and within one mil. of pro posed street railway. The timber on th. land 1. worth pile a.ked. Apply at one. Term, easy, to suit purchaser. Partie. can get tnough Sr. wood: off the land to pay for it within one year. J. M. CAMPBBLL- Por .ale 85 lot. aear Vanderbllt's catate. from $100 to $300 each. Apply to J. M. LlMl'DELL. 30R RENT. Furnished house of 6 room., elegant aelgh. borhood. Posscion given about May l.t. JOHN M. CAMPBBLL. House of rooms on Liberty .trat. Good garden, water in yard, $20 per month. If you arc all run down, fagged out, take Simmons Liyer Regulator and be spry. Choice I.H Buds. l.ilinm auratum 25 cents each, $2.75 per dozen; tube rose and double pearl fi cents each. 45 cents per dozen, ottered for a few day only at Law's on South Main street. aprsod.'t J, II. LAW, Nos. 57, 59 and 6i S. Main St. A8I1BVILLB, N. C. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, 8ILVER AND PLATEO WARE. CARRYING A VERY LARGE STOCK, WB OFFBR GREAT VARIETY, And caa nil large ord rs promptly. A.pl.ndidncwllnoflne blows glas.war. Ju.t received. Lowest Prices Always. I I 1 I 7