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Ssheville .Daily Citizen
YOUR CHANCE. , .
SEE THE GOLD WATCH OFFER
IN FIELD'S WINDOW.
BEGIN TO-DAY.
CAPTURE THAT ELEGANT Piff.
SEE FIELD'S WINDOW.
VOLUME VII. NO. 48.
ASHEVILLE, N. 'C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, TULY 1, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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WHERE THE SN JWB1RDS NEST.
For cm)l place in summer, for health
and recreation, visit Linvillc. Grandfather
Mountain, anil the beautiful region sur
roundin)j them.
Regular snlca of lenl cil ate at Linvillc
on anH alter June Int. I Sill. Business
lot anil residence sites sold at private
tale onlr,
l'llC UscSllIu I III! WIIH Opcllfll the 1st.
of J 11 nr. iimlcr the management ol Mi.
J a mm T. Skilcs. Rcguhar daily stage
from Cranberry.
- LINVILLE
IN VI TBS INVUKTIGATION AS TO
Climate,
Water Supply,
Drainage.
Drive,
Parks,
Scenery.
Plans,
Building Sites,
Investments.
I.INVII.I.K INPKOVKM KNT CO..
I.lnvllle, Ki. C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A FULL LINE OF
COLGATE'S TOILET AND LAUNDRY
SOAPS.
THE TURKISH BATH AND PALM
A c two of the ht 6 cent tsi'et soaps on the
mnrket. Colaatc'a White Clematis, 10 eenta,
three tor 26. other kind, m low aa 40 tent.
.icrtlnrn. I'oluatc'a tlctaKon Icada nil thr
liiiimliy soups. II will wnah the hncat lab-
i cs without injury.
A. D. COOPER,
PHUVIOER OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.,
Court Square, C 01 nor Main and College tt.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
.ANALYSIS OI' WATIiR
t'Slill AT Till!
ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY,
217 HAYWOOD ST.
liTTS. I
SIS J
ilm St I
CoMMONWntl.TII "V MA sAt'lll'SKTT.
CKHTII'ICATK "F NA1.VSIS
Htatr As.Hvcr'a l litter. M.I7 l-'ranktti
BIIRTIIN. M IsS , A pill HI. 1HIII.
-AN
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
IN HEMSTITCHED 45 INCH
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCES
GOODS THAT DETAILED FOR
JU.50 TO $..3.1 PER VAKIY.
WliCAN OlI'liK Tllli I.NTIKU LINB AT
While, Muck, k . llluc and Cartlin ! on
While, White uu lllack.
'RON MARCHE."
,17 Hi Main ttlreet.
STARTLING FACTS.
WImmi tlio ntiiiltonitinn of
KlMM. Products IHt'OlllfM HO
jacimthI that it iH iHfcsHiir.v
in Iiiiuit cil it's to oruaiiiA'
ONE THUl!ANB
ji?oi
JUHT RECK1VED,
ALL SIZES,
50C. PER DOZEN AND UPWARDS.
Wc have jn.l onrnetl mii one of the fflort
umplctc alncka ol Hint blow. Stem ware and
:la of all kind, erer ahown in thin
city Thoe alng thi claw ofsaod. will do
veil tn call on ua We hare chainpaiinee
cordial., aherrlca, wine., wht.keye, ale
iircra, in fact every kind ol glaaa uaed. Price
the lowrat.
REDUCTION.
A redaction of 15 per cent, on water coo
ra and refrlisei atura for the nixt 10 da.va
low will be vonr chance to get one cheap.
Call early. Quite to n. our atorh la the
large.! and prices the loweat.
n
41 PullOII Ave.
Wr haw cinliraifd the opportunity Iniely
nttfrrd to reduce prken tin many Spring and
Summer goodi.
Nrw cnimoal1e thi"KH arrlvmn bIiiiohI
every day.
HENRY GEORGE'S THEORY.
THE DlftCVtMIOM AT THE LV
CEVM LAHT MIGHT.
One Price System.
H. REDWOOD 1 CO.
CLOTHING, DRT GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
RUGS. ETC.
7 & 9 PATTON AVE.
TiMia" H c,,m',,,r"' Ah0V''"'N,,rthC,"''!!iHS()ciati()iis for tlio protet
Tte sample id water submitted for iinaly. f U , ,f m) mifai'torK'H IU1U
ala ha. b en enrrfully cianuned. with the fol- . ,
towing reanlta:- tlt'illl'I'H, it IS llimi tlllH tilt'
The water simwa in pnrts per loolMKl: 1 ,, ,
S U.la. volatile 8.00 f'OHSiTllK'r t'OIISIlll'V Well tilt?
' "l! iiimortniif'o of tloalin with
drains per rule I'. S gnll n 2-Ml ,,!,., 1,1,, lmnunu
Thi. wntcr ia nlmnat entirely free from or- lt'llt"H' IIOIIIM n.
anic mntler, show ng vrry slight truce nf
iron, antphur anil lme. The wnlcr I. vcrv
eai-rllent in all rr.iiect-. It in eery .ehliim we
find w ater o tree from organic or mineral
matter.
11. I. IIOWKKK.
State Aaaaycr.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Eclat? Brokers,
And tnveatiue.il Agcutn.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ioana .e-niely placed at 8 icr cent.
OHicea:
34 ek 36 Pattoo Avenue Second floor.
fehndlT
PO W ELL & SNIDER
llavi- mot witli unusual hihv
i chs in llii'ir onili-a vor to oh-
tablish and maintain u high
Htaminrd of
'WholcHOiiicneHS and Purity
lii the QUALITY of the
H"oodn they wll.
Our hi fj and evr incrcaH
imr trade in, we t hink, evi-
ilelin1 HUtneinnt to eonvince
all ' Douhtiiifj; ThoinaweH"
ihatweare wllinu; uroodHat
a very low and reasonable
rate. llineetrully
Powell & Snider,
Wbolvatale and Re-tall Gro
ccra.
KHAL HSVATH.
WtLTBI B. Gwvx,
W. W. Wkbt.
GWYN & WEST,
IttaeccMori to Walter B.Owyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHCVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loan Hccnrclw Placed at s
Per Cent.
Notary Publk. Cocamiaaioacra of llced..
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICK-MOMthcant Coaartltquarc.
Icka CralK, EM.. Make The
Opcnlnc Addretw Prof. Claxton
and Others Talk Officers ol the
Urccam Elected.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Lyceum was held lust night in its hall
over Nies'. As it was the night for the
election of officers, that was the Arst bus
iness transacted. The following were
elected :
President John W, Starucs,
First vice-president Locke Craig.
Second vice-president W. IS. Clcfg.
Secretary Mrs. M T. Fitch.
Treasurer Hiss Emma t-'legg.
The insallation of officers will takr
place next Tuesday night.
Cot. L. M. Hutch said be had seen some
ugitation in the newspapers (it was The
Citizkn) about the formation of worn
nil's literary club in Ashcvillc. Col. Hatch
couldn't see why another literary club
should be lorincd here why there should
lie a club for ulmost every individual in
the city and made amotion that a com
mittee be apHiinted to confer with the
Indies and invite them to join the Lyceum
instead of organizing a separate club.
The motion carried, and Messrs. Tilman
K. r.iiiiies, L. M. Hutch and 11. W. Fitch
were apjroiiilcd.
The discussion ol the subject for the
evening, the Henry (jeurgc theory, was
then taken up. Locke Craig, esq., begun
the discussion. Mr. Craig said:
"lipochs ol great action arc proceeded
liv eHclis of great thought. All the bat
tles of progress liuvc always been fought
and won in the realm of thought Uloie
Ibey are tried on the field of action.
"The thinkers ol this generation, the
men who arc writing the books that ure
moulding the thought and opinion of
this and the next generation, our teach
ers, our leaders such as Goethe llucklr,
Herbert Spei tt , Thomas Carlyle and
Henry George are In oien wnrlarc in
deadly conflict with the accepted ideas ol
today religious, social and political.
"We arc on the verge ol a revolution
thegreatest in the world's history a re
volution that must come. Let us hope
that it will be accomplished in peace; but
come it must, though it be with shukings
of the world and a cupof trembling which
all the nations shall drink. Goethe anil
Thomas Carlyle arc the great aiostlts ol
tbc new faith, and llcnrv Ocorge is the
great apostle of social and political free
dom. His book is the epic poem ol llic
rights of lubor and the rights of man.
"He has advocated the cause of free
dom, the cause of oppressed huuutnity,
wim an earnestness, with a religious de
votion that has placed him toremost
among the moving powers of the world
and entitled him to a place in the
pantheon of the he. ocsof earth.
"He is an advanced democrat and
SUGAR STOCK DROPPED.
A Decision bx Judge Barnard
Does the Business.
Nkw York, July 1. Judge Barnard,
silting in the supreme court, has granted
an injunction restraining the payment of
a dividend on the stock of the sugar re
fineries company. When this announce
ment was made on Wall street, it cre
ated a furor in the market. Sugar stock
which had sold ns high as 8M. dropped to
Ml, and then sold up again to 82', 3-
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S TOUR
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION AT
AMSTERDAM TO-DAY.
M
llnving found nn clime elimination nf niv
.M-k il lla'a that I am nvrrsKH'kril in orae
linea, and aiie. badly broken in other.
Am rielrrmlnril to "elenn an a bit." and In
order to .tnrt a fr ah ileal, will oner lor tbc
next ten day. the entire atock at coat.
Thi. will lr aehnncelhat will liny every.
one needing head covering to take advantage
of.
lv at'-ek of hit. i-nnRi.t. nf nothins hnt
fn "ah atyli.h gnoda, and not old, ahop-wora
tra.lt.
An Impoalns Fleet For the Ene
mies of Germany to Ponder on
Ike atrcusrth Of A Discredited
Proarramme.
I.onihw, July 1. An elaborate and
a iparentlv official programme of the
epgemcnts of Emperor William of Ger
in.My during his approaching visit to
Knglnnd was published yesterday, but
seems to have been somewhat premature,
or else the programme was prepared
without consulting his cmierlal majesty
and this may have ungcrcrd the
young ruler of Germany, In any case,
tbc ncwspaiK-rs of this city say today
that they are ntithoritcd to announced
that the programme is incorrect. Hut
IN A CAMP OF MOURNING.
BURIAL OF STRIKERS KILLED
BY NEGROES.
The Military Necessary at the
Fuaerals More Serious Trouble
Is Feared The Original Cause
or the Strike.
Franklin, Wash., July 1. Yesterday
was a day of quietness and mourning in
the camp of the strikers. The funerals of
four men killed in Sunday's riot occupied
nearly the entire day, services being held
here in the morning and the interment
being at Illnck Diamond, four miles dis
tant; in the afternoon.
Everywhere the miners in the camp
marched in the procession, an escort ol
military being furnished to protect them
while passing through lllack eump. A
patrol wns also put on the finis to
protect the homes ol the white miners
during their uhsence as the negroes had
threatened to seize the first opportunity
of "cleaning out" the homes of the strik
ers. Four hundred of ii'im sto. d l;c
hind the lines of soldiers while the bodies
were being placed on the flat cars for
trunsKirtation to Blnnck Diamond, but
not a word was SKikcn on either side.
Reports from New Castle, Black Dia
mond and Gilman lead the authorities to
fear more trouble lieforc long. There arc
now nearly two hundred uei-roes at New
the real reason for today's announce-1 Castle, the number taken there Sunday
incuts is that the emiernr has sent n j hnving been quietly augmented since,
peremptory telegram to some person in TIk' "rikers have done nothing yet, hut
. , , .. , are rciHirlcd to be making secret prcpar-
lugh authority hcre.probably thet.ernian ll(i(in(J f((r Bmc ,k.ci!,ive I)lovc.
ambassador, objecting to having all Ins I A m, triin j, Kinf, kl.pl llt Kmnk.
movements arranged lor him am request- , ; !,,, t(, moTC the troo)s to Ntw
ing that certain mornings should lie left Cn!i0Q tMir, mlin a a mon)(.nt,
tree for his own diSioiiition , , , , k i,iamon,. wllcre tlc nliM.
AMSTKKI1AM, lll) 1. Illtf llolllla CS-!.,, ,,..!, ,i. ,, it .
liecaiisc of anv dissatisfaction with the
lllack Diamond Coal company, but be
cause ol sympathy with the miners who
had been driven out by the negroes taken
into Franklin by the Oregon Improve
ment company, and it wns supposed
the men would return to work as soon
as matters cooled down. A week ago the
miners agreed to return to work upon
the old tends, but yesterday they mill
ennial! the Hmiieror of Germany and
his party n reived here today accompan
ied by the Dutch squadron under Vice
Admiral Dc Josseliu De Jong. This
squadron consists ol cruisers Konigcn
Ivmma Der Nederliiiider, 3,(lll tons; Van
Galen, li.ltiO tons and Julian Willem
l-risco. .1,100 tons; steel proteclcil i
cruiser Sumatra, ol Dutch Colonial navy; !
ihrec armored rams and several armored
monitors, i lie trtTiiianciniierorwlio was : ,;,i ,u ..,:, ,j.t .i,,.e it thi..
on hoard the iniiHr.nl yacht Hohenzol-1 t,-net the miners' union must have the
Ion upon landing at the dock here was c ovi ,, ,iseharging of all the
rc-civcd by (Jueen W ilhc mirm Helena. m(.n -T,j, the sKrinteT.dent refuwd to
I'iiuIiiiu Mary, who is only 11 years "I accede to nn I immediately posted a no
age and by the queen regent kmnin lhu, w,ite .nnnVlio should
ur.iKxss ol Waldcck. The queen and wnt work nli ))t , it whether he
lueen regent were surrounded by a brill- MtnKtii u, the u!1i0n or not.
mat gathering of cabinet ministers and i Blnck (ilimond onW nshorl ,i,tance
army officers and municipal and other from Frinkli , the ',.,, wji p.ob
authorities. Among the mimsters prcs- ,,, join oriT in fighting the two cor-
inlrs, Jenkheer C. Hansen, Huron Mac-
ury, minister ol colonics; lol. Ik-rgau
poralinns.
At Gilmnn the home guards composed
r i..ai;.... .ir.:i.. Ti. c. .,)..
.- , . .. ... I iri uiiiici.niv uiiiiiiiu iimii. .iiv .Mi.ut
..res, minister oi war, ami ft.imirui l'y i coal and grain company has been 'send
serinck, minister ol marine. After the j , jf.w min.lmin mincrs daily, but
most imposing ceremony ol the reception, ; th J, ,K.e nR,t Ht the trili ,)y a
llieimianai guests oi ianu wereCT- large Iwdy of armed men. A .lrge f(irce
ll ". llvi., mn.1V tint Will JV l ...... ...I ,l...iilo .lianllu or f k f fill.
, r .I ... . i . i . I - litis uo mill tit luu oim ma tin. us.
counts among nis "ower sue., enicria.ncii niiring i.ieir stay in tNi'y. mir f,,r thc purK.sc of protecting all
men as Thomas L. Johnson, the dem- All the shipping in the hnrlg.r and all the i who wish t(( )Ul f a ,lumrc(1
"VI.Ml VWIIKIVHIIIIIII 111.,,, VKfVinilH, i
Ohio, elected in a republican district liv Hags,
hi overwhelming majority; Thomas G. I limit illuminations in honor of the visit
Sherman and Frank Hurd. Today he is of the young emieror o( Germany,
lighting in the rear-guard of the demo- A story is told of the lvmcror William
era tie party in its warfare against the which reveals the amiable side of his
wrongs and oppressions of the reptihli-1 character. The Empress recently took
can party. He does not advocate the : her sons to the Suhrmundcr Bills on a
distribution of property or the distri'yi-! picnic unknown to her imperiul con
tionollnnd. Heal estate bus two c ie-1 sort. Hearing of it alter her de
ments ol value that given to it by the nurture the Kaiser took horse and fol
. , 1 1- n -- wno wisn it work, nut out. oi a uuiiiirca
main thoroughfares were decorated with men xnt , ei ,lt or ten havc u,irC(1 to
i nags, ana tnis evening mere win ue orii- , , , , ,,,. .. P -r,i r.
H
I have hcaiilt a a full line of atraw hat., Hun-
Inp. Youmnn'a and Miller ahapea of atlfl hata
in tne late aprinx enapc..
lNn eru.h hata in jfreat variety ami soft fur
h it. of e.erv ahnfie and atylc. Kcmcmbcr
this i a genuine coat .ale.
And thnt everything In mv RliH'k In the way
ofahatmuat no. and at aueh slauxhler
pricia will not last lung.
flu the earlier you come, the more likely we
will be able to"u t and lit vnu. The aale be
ina Tuesday, Jumc 33, nud don't you fur
get it.
application of labor and that given to it
by reason of its location.
"Now whatever value real estate has
by reason of individual industry by
reason of buildings, clearing, draihings,
etc., that value belongs to the individ
ual. Hut it has another value that
value that is given it by its location,
that value that it has by reason of the
prosiirrity and united industry of the
whole community. The products of in
dividual industry by the highest in
alienable right belong to the individal
and the value that has been cre
ated by the united industry
of the community belongs to the commu
nity. Henry George believes thnt all
taxes necessary lor the administration
of government should be levied upon the
value that lund has by reason of the
growth of the community that the
community should appropriate that
which it has by its industry created.
lowed the party. When hcovertook them
he found them enjoying themselves sur
rounded by hundreds of children, who
had flocked to the woods. The emperor
dismounted from his horse and joined
them in their amusements. He arranged
the games himself, assisted in running
and jumping, and allowed the princes to ; nnd gtriki:rs w,s will sec in the inlro
tectine them duv and uiuht
It is thought the company will take
in several hundred men tomorrow,
protected by n company now as
sembled in the armory at Seattle and
that the military guard will be mflln
tuined until the strikers give up the con
diet. A large number of rillcs had been
shiiuicd to Gilman from Tacoma. It is
thought thut within the next forty-eight
hours every coal mining camp in this
country will lie manned by non-union
miners working under the protection ol
the National guards. It is leared that a
serious trouble will be the result at all ol
these places, us there ure over one thou-
nix freely with the other children.
FARMERS LEAGUE.
What the Vermoniers Think They
Now Want.
St. Aliians, Vt., July 1. The Vermont
farmers' League has adopted this plat-1
form: I
"First We ore unqualifiedly oposcd
to class legislation
I ductiou of negro mid non-union labor the
ilisapiearniice ot their Inst hope ol em
ployineut m the mines ol King county,
Two Refusals by the Pope.
Komk, July 1. The I'ope has written
to Cardinal Gibbons declaring that he
will never concede the demands made by
Herr Cahciisly on behalf of the Sniut
Raphael societies for the protection of
Catholic emigrants in solar as tne up-
. U..11..1 ii r i.. -
a.H..n.,t,UD,Uc prooucia o. 1 an( tcrs,in! proiH-rty ttlike. and we dr-
!,r, , . ., . ,, . , mand of congress a law to provide a
"The present system that allows the ,
individual to appropriate th.it which has , ..xhirdwe ,,emalH gtrict in
y " : cxiicnscs ol slate government, with salir
in the continuity is the origin ol oppress-: ' f ,.,). ,..,,! ,;,i, ,i
ivc monopolies and fabulous fortunes,
F. E. MITCHELL
as Paltou Ave.
junl!2tl3in
J. V. SCII ART I. E,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. A3 NORTH MAIN ST.
Juat received, a fall line of Rngllah and do
racatic woolen. for. pring aad summer.
feba.mm
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
IS Pattoa Avenue.
Next T al C A build's. P 0 BoxSSa.
. 'j sen dtai i . -
FOR RENT OR SALE.
The way to make money is
to Na ve it. And the way to
wive it in to have your pre
scriptions tilled at Carmi
ehaerBdruK tttore, und you
will find by doing bo you will
Have from 25 to 30 fer cent.
on every prescription. We
do not take goods thut the
Mople know 1 lie price and
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for a pre
M't'iption to ma ke up the loss.
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits iiHiHt be averaged
Home way. A hint to the wise
in mil licicnt. A full line of De
Vault Flavoring Extracts in
ntock. Mr. J. Taylor Amiss
and Mr. Chas. W.Devaultare
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and cus
tomers, .v Don't forget the
place. Carmichael's drug
store, No. 20 South Main
street, Asheville, N. C. '
UK'S MUSIC BOUSE.
PIANOS!
STEINWAY, EVERETT, HARVARD.
ORGANS!
WILCOX StiWHITR, PARR AND St VOTliY
KIMBALL.
BAJIJ01. GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS, ETC.
;Wikwa amarp
naw sad Hay-
Wthar koitat owse4 by T.
Irsa, eofsc rrcawk BrmmI A
wood Street. . Tkast ksaaas.
the otater of tows, aosnsaseHauj good vkwa,
hih srvsooa. - Psr ssrwawtioa aspry to
THE MAITLANU SCHOOL.
HOME M MV SCHOOL FOR SWU,
No, 40 Preach Broa4 Avtaaa.
MRS. BUROWVN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL.
Cosii
tloa.
Kenrinfrtoa Umlmnderj ar.
the auaiaMC vac tio a.
Ctcat ttacnera, aaa uarongs nnroe
laaoaa ia Music. China Paiatlns si 4
usacs annas;
world is conn
ties of nature. The women and children
iiini are loony w.nng tor mose ina , trJ ammm h,,,,, t(ut.,ltion, flKer a
live in idleness or starving in dens of i j ...
wretchedness, arc rohlied ol their birth
right. They are the disinherited heirs of
a great estate.
The young men and the young wo
men ol the south should not be slug-
"Ninlh-We favor the prohibition f bshed in ower.
the adulteration of food and trnffic in in
toxicating liquors as a licvernge.
"Tenth We favor rigid restriction of
alien ownership of lands and imtnigra
tiou of criminals and paupers."
at?
last contest in which human freedom wns
involved they were identihcd
with slavery, but by their
heroic valor and devotion they cast
over thr cause of Dixie the glamour of
immortal chivalry, and consecrated it
with the tears of immortal love. Let
them now arise in the same spirit and
lefld the van in the great and glorious
struggle that is now beginning lor the
emancipation of man."
Oil. L. M. Hutch lollowed in nu ex
tended opposition to the position taken
ny Mr. Craig.
riot, t-lnxton made an alile sncecn
showing how the present system of in-
dividul ownership of lund in large Ixidics
EASY INSTALLMENTS.
LOWEST PRICES,
HIGHEST (UARANTEIS.
ESTABUSHEO SIX YEARS AGO.
I eaa refer to hundreds o patron., the bet
men la Westers North Carolina, Call en or
addreas
C. FALK.
SS N. Blaln Street.
ASHEVILLE, N. t.
OB
fipartanbury;!
C-
Mme. KI. Fuae Smith
rrsMti Ntm' Vfrk
la prepared to secompllall the vary heat m
dress making atahort aotica. 6T a. hlaia at
Perfect fit guaranteed.
SSr-AhHi Artlatk MOUacry Very ehasp.
"Sn-onrl We fnvor an ronal nnil 'mat ' uointmcnt of national bishops is con
r i . .., i cerncd. The none has also refused the
sy.tcmo.iax.iuo.. uiiko upon .. eu. ....(.-.,,.. s
for the appointment ol a I'olisii bishop
M. Ite Lesseps III
Paris, July 1. The health of M. He
Lcsscps has been greatly afTected by the
criminal proceedings instituted against
the officers and directors of the Fannin;
canal company liv the preach govern
inent. M. De Lcsscps family is extremely
ries of ollieiuls to correspond with the
r. :..i i:.:.... -ii-.
, . . , iiiiiiiicmi i;uiiiiiiiuu ui iiuiaTci.i
canons ent.tieu to l,i. .... i n proouees ..FUI.th -We favor a sound and suffi
iiml would receive it were the .opiwrtu-1 ,, .,
iiiliesofnatiireguaranteedtoall. 1 ..K;fthwe Hemaod a free votrnnH fair
'T........ .7 . ! comit for every yoter. mid the adoption anxious as to the outcome of the attack
""j r 1 L." .7.: X.., Z o. :"'fthe Australian system of voting for of nervous depression iron, which the
."im to tKM .in tin 'fun . i ... u .. I.. ... i . 1 . :. .. ,r .
cue niiuK.iuiv, . vCtCritll CUglllCVI IB BlllllllllK.
hixtn ne lavor a universal compui-
reasonable period, as a condition of suf
frage. "Seventh We demand a rigid limita
tion ol all inonoKlies, csccially such as
sieculute is hu m and lood products.
"highUi We dcmuHil just and equita-
A LOST ENGLISHMAN.
He Arrived l.atl vruesdas with
lio.ooo,
NhvV Yokk, June '30. Among the
twenty-three cubin passengers who
landed from the steamship Tower Hill
when she arrived at her dock in Brook
lyn on Tuesday last was Charles War
ner, a young English chemist from Dev
onshire.
He intended to embark in business with
his brother Thomas, who is engnged in
the manufacture of an antiseptic fluid at
10 East Fifteenth street, under the
name of T. V, Clavton & Co.
Thomas called on Insjicctor llvrnes
on Wednesday last and asked his as
sistance in finding Charles, who, he said,
nati not oeen seen since he lelt the Tower
Hill. He had with him $1(1,000 in cash,
which he expected to invest with T. P.
Clayton & Co. Thomas has been hen
leu weeks, uud has made money out ol
bis business. He suvs he fears thin
Charles may have been murdered for his
money bv some one to whom be injudi
ciously imparted that he had it. A letter
hud liccn written to Charles telling him
the address, his brother's place of busi
ness mid his residence, 'A'Si West Seven
teenth street.
A general alarm was sent out for the
missing man last night. He is 21 years
HI. lllxiul fj'-j tcct in hriLdlt. anil has
large blue eyes, dark hair, and light
moustache. He was well dressed. At
he ship I'urscr llurhan said Mr. Warner
hud nuide friends within n few days utter
leaving London with it man named Row
land, ltowland was tall, light haired,
hutl a thin mouslaclie und wore eve-
glasses.
tlesaiil he wasa survevor nnil twenlv.
four years old, but he looked older. The
wo were constantly toircl her on tin
ship, and it wns agreed thai on arrival
hey should take lodirims toirclher. No
iiicelseon the shin siimioscd that eithei
had very much money. (In going ashore
nrncr went to the hauileisons. audits
lor the shin, and usked it anv letter await
ed him. He was surprised to Hud none,
ami said his brother was to have written
here telling him where to aoon arrival.
Then lie returned lo the shin to see it anv
letter had come there, but none hud
come.
Later his brother nunc to the shin and
sum me letter was awaiting Wnrucr at
mother olacc. ol which Warner hail been
noiihctl. He was tolil that llcndrick
sun, an expressman ol lil7 Atluutic ave
nue, had curried away Charles Warner's
iingguge.
1 he lust seen of the nussins man bv
liny of the crew was on Thursday ninhl
when a number ofthcin were in Anchor
Hilly s place m Furmuii street. Warner
inn Kowlaiul came in there together.
mid Warner treated them nil. Wurnci
Irnuk very moderately while on tlw shin.
It is supposed that the money Warren
had with him was on Hunk of England
notes. uailimoie htm.
ABOUT TWELVE MONTHS
AGO WE SOLD
In Asheville. N. C,
OVER
TWO HUNDRED PAIRS
OF
KNICKERBOCKER
SHOULDER BRACES.
FOR
Hen, Wouicii and Children.
OUT OF ALE THAT NUMBER
Nut one K-rmin was (tltiappufntcd la the use
of them. They ure beyond doubt the best
nnd most durable brace ever worn In fact
they arc the
ONLY RELIABLE
combined lirncc and auspender In the market
They are simple In construction, ea.ily ad
justed and worn with perfect comfort.
ANOTHKK AIRSHIP,
It Haines joo, Hut Not Itself Very
Much.
Ciil.l'Miiis, uly 1. Monday afternoon
Prof. Campbell had advertised that he
and his great airship, "The Wonder ol
the Scientific World," would leave the
baseball grounds and suil away to To
ledo, which point he expected to reach
before fi o'clock, the distance being 121
miles. He said the balloon would travel
seventy miles au hour. A crowd gathered
at the grounds. An admission fee ot
twenty-bve cents wiischurgcd. The pro
fessor must have realized about $000
from the g'tte receipts.
The great airship was inflated, but for
a long time refused to rise over ten or
littcen leet with Campbell in a little car
beneath working his paddles. The crowd
yelled, "Fake, lake, give us our money
back, fee., and lora little while it looked
as though Lumpbcll would be moblicd
I lie police tinnlly duelled the crowd, and
when the balloon took in a little more
gas it floated away with the I'rofcssor
lor aiHiut one mile cust ol the city, when
itcitniedown und Campbell reached the
earth safely. The 1'rolcssor announces
his determination to try it ag.tin.
THE HTATENVILLE "8ANTEK."
WE II AVE JUST RECEIVED
160 PAIRS-ALL SIZES
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CALL AND UXAM1NU THEM.
RANT'S PHARMACY,
MlSouth Main St.
Revolution Squelched.
Ik knas AvKiis, July 1. The revolution
which broke oul in Cntamarea, as an
nounced Thursday last, when the provin
cial government was overthrown and
a provisional government established,
has been suppressed and the regular pro
vincial government, hits liecn rc-eslab-
It Appears to Have Readied Co...
uecllcul.
Nkw Havkn, July 1. ManngcrSinclair
of New York, iqiened it dime museum (it
'J2 Church street, and advertised on (lam
ing posters that the greatest novelties of
the world were to lie seen inside, inclu
ding a "tailed Surngur," discovered hx
Stanley in Africa, and an expose of spirit
ualism. Aliout 000 iicrsoiis invested
their dimes and went in. fhey found the
famous "tailed Saragur" to be simply a
wooden image. The indignation of the
crowd knew no bounds, uud an attempt
was made to mob Manager Sinclair. He
lied down the street. While part of the
crowd pursued, the rest started to clean
ttul the show. A detachment of police
rescued the fleeing manager and restored
order at the museum.
LUOHF.LV CONDUCTED.
That's Ihe Natter With nallltnore
County's Treasury.
Baltiuokh, July 1. Baltimore county
is struggling with u mathematical prob
lem. Six months ago several account
ants were engaged to examine the books
originated in the injustice and robbery I in the county treasurer's office. It was
I grasping lotus and barons in old I said ut the time thnt thev were in a
countries, whose iniquitous laws and
systems took control ol American sod.
Col. V. 8. Lusk used several excellent
illustrations in his short talk against
the George theory, and kept his hearers
laughing by his comparisons. Col.
I.usk referred Iceltncly to the mode ol
tiring observed by Ins namesake una-
Losk-a, the old Indian.
Mai. T. C. Westall also made a short
talk opposing the George theory.
1 he subject lor the Lyceum next 1 ues-
day sight is "Literary wives," and Miss
ivmma Clegj will lead la tbc discussion.
The association on Tsesdny night,
July 14, will continue the discussion of
tne Henrv ucorge theory, nil Mai. l.
C. Westall will be the opening speaker.
LIFE IS NORTH CAROLINA.
can Ion Pic Nlo.
The Ciiuun has been handed the fol
lowing:
"On Saturday the 18th of July, the
descendants and friends af the scattered
lamitiea who nsed to tent and worship, j
on the beautiful eminence of Kcem's
creek camp ground, will spend the most
of theday mentioned In remlniscential.so
rial and religious converse, aad in the
event of anythirtg lik monotony, short
impromptu, speeches from Gen. Vance
and others will be given; as well as re
freshments furnuihed by the ladies."
The DataMT I.lne to aansel
Park saw runs nornlnas as well
aneraooaaa. Ualchlof Sanaa
vmmw Palioa ear at raMleMqaar.
mixed condition, and the cxiktIb now re
port that rumor told the truth, and for
the information thus furnished they pre
sent a bill lor $'J.50().
That is not all. The accountants in
their rcmrt say that they .have not
completed their work in its entirety, and
ask for more time and the continuation
nf the payment of $10 per day each until
they mav have finished sasisfactorily to
themselves. Now the taxpayers are ask
ing the commissioners to explain what
benefits the county w ill derive from this
outlay, and the commissioners in con
vention are figuring on it.
For a long time it has been believed
thnt business in the treasurer's office
was loosely conducted.
Don't go home cross on account of
headache. Braycrotine will cure it.
We, the undersigned Furniture Dealers,
have agreed to close our stores at 7 p. m.
during the months of July and August,
and respectfully ask that our customers
assist us in giving our clerks that much
time to rtcreate, by making their pur
chases before that hour.
W. H. Williamson & Co.
T. B. D. Mann & Co.
Blair & Brown.
The Teacher's Assembly at Morchcad
passed a resolution adopting "the War
for Southern Independence" us ns icrinn
nent name for the struggle of 1801-5
between the States.
Miss Kale Williams sold her paint
ing Saturday for the nertt little sum of
$7,1.00 Iricnds and members ol the V.
M. C. A. being in the mnpirity. The pic
ture will grace n favorable Hsition in
their hall. Miss Williams lelt Saturday
uiglit for other fields, where it is hiijied
she will meet with likesueccss. Salisbury
correspondence Charlotte Chronicle.
Three miles west of Durham, in sight
of the North Carolina Kailroad, in an un
pretentious cabin, where Johnston met
Sherman more than a quarter of a century
auo and arranged with him the details ol
his surrender to him. The historic cabin is
now owned by B. L. Duke, of Durham
who contemplates having it taken to the
Chicago World s rair lor exhibition.
An old and experienced gentlcmnn
said toduy that Winston and Charlotte
were two oi mciuosiprosjierous cities in
the South. Both alive with the spirit of
enterprise and now going ahead with
earelul and rapid strides. The same gen
tleman spoke very complimentary ol
Asheville, but said that in ioint of busi
ness interest cither of the towns would
far excel her. Winston correspondence
Charlotte Chronicle.
Block Uuotatlo.is,
Nkw Yokk, July 1. Uric lu:.: l.nkc Shore
: t-lllcuito and Northwestern lo
Norfolk anil WcRtcrn M-l,; Kichntund
and West 1'oint Tcrmiuul lW, Western
Lnioa 7111.
Baltimore Prices.
Hai-timukr. July I -I'lnnr. ilull and un
chnnKctl; western auH-r $a..rilli:i. 75; extra.
si-.iniii.HO: luiuiiv. si.trur.ro. wheat
Htendler; No. 2 red spot $1 .CM.l son t -t0:t4.
southern wneat enk; 1-iiltz MT( Ilia, new
l.onglierrv loowilofi. new. Cum southern
easier; white 73c; yellow 7(lc
New York Market.
Nkw Vims, July 1 Stocks, dull ami
henry. Money, eiLy at ll g: KxchmiKC, Ioiik
4 ;VAiU.HnU; short, 4.H7U.H7Vi; ,H"
hnmhi. ueulccted: aovernment bonds dull but
atcnily. Cutton quiet, .ale. Ilia bales; t'p-lanila,-
Hhx. Drlenna, H la-lilc; luturea
oiK-ned and closed hnrely atcnily; June, H.ol
July, N.l; AutUKt, H 2.1; SeplemlH-r, N an
ih-'lohcr. 8-4-r,: Novi-mlicr. N oT. Flour mile
and easy. Wheat- uuict and steady. Corn
aelive and strong. Pork active and atcml
at S10 UO(fUl2.2G. Lnrd dull but cusv a
SO -vo. Spirit. Turpentine dull and wvnk at
a7VtC3Mc. Hoain Inactive and easy al 1.40
lflll.43. freutnta nun nut ateiuiy.
Haute ThlUK.
I'rinn the Indianapolis Journal.
"What was the subject of your com
mencctnent essay?" he inquired, qnizzi
cnllv. "'Beyond the Alps Lies Italy?'
"I did use the idea," udmitled the
sweet girl graduate. "Hut I modernized
it into "'Over the Fence is Out.' "
KsTCar load Watermelons Inst re
ceived, fresh and fine. Hare Bros., 17
South Main street. je202t
peclal States and achedalee.
m w. as. Clarke, Member Ainer
can Ticket tsrekers Association.
Like a Oood Conundrum
is life, because everybody must give it up!
But you needn't be in a hurry about it!
Life is worth the living I To prolong it,
is worth your untiring eftortl Don't
irive uu without calling to your rescue
that grand old family medicine, Dr.
Pisrccs Golden Medical Discovery
Many a wornout, eihuusled body has it
made over good us ucw I It strengthens,
builds np, invigorates, assisting nature,
and not violating it. Cures liverdisenae,
indigestion, and all bloodtaintt and
humors. Sure and lasting benefit guar
anteed, or money refunded. All drug
gists.
A liny stood on the burning deck,
Unwisclv. too, 'tis said,
For, with the lust approaching llaiuc
llisddcrs quickly Med,
So, ninny now in icril stuud,
Unmindful of their fate.
Till, step by step, Grim Dentil comes on
And then, nlusl too late I
Far wiser, surely, would it seem,
When bis approach we see,
With 'Tierce's I'cllets" well in hand
To vamiuish old "0. D."
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets hnvercmnrka
ble power to correct all physical dcrangi
ments, thus warding oil disease that
would surely follow. Purely vegetable,
pleasant to take, pertcctly harmless
With a little forethought, they'll be
present help in time of need cheating
tne doctor and robbing me grave i as u
Liver Pill they are uncqunlcd. Smallest,
cheapest, easiest to take. One a dose
a Inxative. three or four as a cathartic,
Tiny, sugar-coated granules, in vials; 25
cents.
M. CAMPBELL,
;dealeu in
REAL, ESTATE
AND A(JENT FOR THE
SHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
-AND
IMPROVEMENT .COMPANY.
Homes for the Poor Man.
If vnu want ti he ncinhlmr of Georre Van
vrbilt buy one of nn, lots, within
short il.Htuncc of his palncr, at from $100 to
iter mt. Mc iron. 7rxin to :mu;khi,
Mt-Hiititnlly shaded nm line views. Call at my
nice i or uiui. ieiuiM,.A cann, nnianec l.
a years. J. M. CAMFliUlX
-TAKE
. YOUR
Broken Jewelry
AND
DISABLED WATCHES ANO CLOCKS
TO
M. A. TILLER,
AND HAVE THEM MADE AS GOOD At NEW.
No. 16 N. Court square.
NEXT DOOIt TO rOSTOFFICK.
DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS,
CHAMBER SETS,
NEW STOCK JUST IN.
A Finer Assortment
THAN EVEll BEFORE.
J. H. LAW,
No. 57, 59 and 6 1 S. Main St.
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