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aHy Citizen
VOLUME VII. NO. 142.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
Asheville- .D
The Ksrcnla Inn, at an clcvntiin of
three thousand right litmdred nnd fifty
feet, will lie kept ok-ii during the winter.
Those who desire altitude will find this
Jiotel comfortahlr nnd attractive.
LIN VI LLE, N. C.
ALL Till'. VKKY -
LATEST - STYLES,
IS
MKNS 11'lYS'S ANIl SM AM. IIDVS It ITS,
1'SHKHWBAK NRCKWHXK AMI
BOT'S FALL WEIGHT REFERS.
MEN'S FALL OVERCOATS.
1.00k out selections over before going else
where, and see olirSI'BClAI. BOY S At), in
today's paper
E. B. Barnuin & C-o.,
8 Court Squire.
'There was little girl who had a little earl
Right In t middle of her forehead;
When the was good she u very, very
good,
And when the was bad, the was horrid."
So it is witli KL01M, but
not so with our
"DAISY AND SWAN'S DOWN"
Which is pronounced very,
very ?ood by all who have
jriven them a trial.
DO LIKEWISE AND BE CONVINCED,
It is never excelled and Bel
doin equaled. For sale by
A. D. COOPER,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FINE GROCERIES,
COURT SQUARE,
Cor. Main and College Sts.
1 jt-
IT IS NEVER TOO SOON T0BE6IN
To rocotrnize the force
of a forcible statement.
Here is a plain truth for
you. We are selling the
finest blend of Mocha and
Java coffee ever offered in
this market.
Our Teas are excellent
in quality and reasona
ble in price, as are all
t he goods we sell.
An important point for
vou to know is that,
fhouuh we art- not con
cerned with what any
body elrje does, if is im
possible for anybody else
to undersell us.
POWELL, & SNIDER.
REAL ESTATE.
WiLTM B. QWTS, W. W
GWYN & WEST,
(Snccessors to Walter B.Gwyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
".EFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Mtana Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Rotary Psblti- Commissi uers of Peedr
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICK Sootheaat Court Square.
0
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Urokers,
And Investment Agent.
JCOTARV Pl'BI-IC.
Loan securely placed at 8 per cent
OfHcea:
2 A 3 Patton Avenue, ateoad Boor.
frMdlv
INSURANCE.
Application for Insurance will receive our
..t.nilnn at all tinea. We ran in.
are roar property la twenty of the largest
eed Deal cobk. vm wmnmy.
Boarding House For Rent.
linn contains ettrhteea rooms, has all
-.Am convenience, hot and cold water
t,.,h rt id la well furnl.hed throughout.
This U one of tile most desirable boarding
aouaes la the cut, ana win oc rbku ir mm
moaths or longer oa
BAtONABLB TERMS
To aa aarlv applicant. Por farther infora
tion call oa or address
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
33 Pattoa Are., AsheTllle. N. C.
JOHN CHILD,
Formerly of Lyman Chfld),
Office No. x Legal Block.
REAL, ESTATE
AMD t
LOAN BROKER,
TsirTLY A RROKBRAOB BUSINESS
Loans secara placed at per cent.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS
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GRAND OPENINGS,
AT THB
CRYSTAL PALACE
WIM. TAKB PLACE NBXT
UESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 21.
Yon are 'cordially arged to attend this
Rare Bsbihitlon of Pine Goods. Voar Tislt
will not invnr any obligation ta pnrchaae.
We want yoa to see oar large stock.
Dor second opening of Holiday Fancy
Norelties, dolts, souTenirs, etc., will be an
nounced in about thirty days.
Again Ineltlng yoa to visit as on the dates
aboye mentioned, we subscribe, Your
Friends,
China, Gla, Lamps, Cutlery,
Etc., Etc.
41 PATTON AVE.
FIRST SERIES
-OP-
WE ARB 8BI.I.INC, LOTS OP
INE - SU TS - AND - OVERCOATS,
po it-
Men, Bojb and Children;
FINE WRAPS
FOR LAMB. MIS8B8.
AND
AND CH11.IIRBN;
FINE DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS
To the neu Judges of ealue In the com
munity. There must be a good reason for it.
H. REDWOOD i CO.
CLOTHING, DRY 600D3, FANCY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, RUGS,
7 & 9 PATTON AVE.
STORM-SWEPT ENGLAND.
t
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hqwt tf.rribi.b weather
''kmown for tears.
The Well Caat of Ireland Devaa
latest t a eeaalnc Hnrrlcane
Land S nered, cattle and
Sheep Browned and M ouea and
Barna (seatroved.
London, October 19. There seems to
be no end to the terribly leverc weather
which has prerailed almost without in
terruption for about a week. No sooner
does the wind go downjit a few hours
than the report if spread that the bad
weather hat ceaaed. But people have
hardly commenced to congratulate them
selves over thia aspect of affairs than the
sky again becomes af a leaden color and
the fury of the wind ajain let loose.
During the past nijjbt and this morn
ing the Irish sea has been most severely
stormswept. The Dublin mail packet
from Holyhead arrived at Kingston,
landing place for Dublin, 6ve hoars late.
She reports that, after being out two
hours, a tremendously heavy sea smashed
several of the paddles or 'floats of her
weutherside wheel. Consequently the
pucket had to heave to for repairs, and
hardly had the paddles been repaired
when another heavy sea carried away
the steering wheel and a portion of the
bridge.
Passengers upon arrival at Kingston
declared they had passed through really
awful experiences.
The hurricane which has prevailed on
the west const of Ireland lor several davs
past is pronounced to be the worst
storm known in that part of the country
in twentv years.
The river Shannon has overflowed its
banks und has submerged large quanti
ties of land in its vicinity drowning a
considerable number of cuttle and sheep
and destroying several houses nnd many
barns nnd other such buildings.
SIR. L. Ml'NUAV'S DKATH.
GOV. HILL'S MOVEMENTS
Tnla
He Reached Richmond
Mornlna;.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 19. Gov. Hill
and party arrived here at 8:40 this
morning, and after breakfast they took
a drive over the city. At 1 o'clock an
informal call was made on Gov. Mc
Kinney, and afterwurds thev lunched
with Mayor Ellyson.
ELEVENTH DAY'S SESSION.
THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL
CLOSES TOMORROW.
A Qeod Man Dlea this) Morning; at
the Age ol go Veara.
Mr. L. Munday died nt his residence,
corner of Montford avenue nnd Alnkc
street, this city, this morning at 3:30
o'clock, of heart failure.
About two weeks ago Mr. Mundav
was taken ill with stomach trouble. Up
to yesterday afternoon he was able to
sit up in bed. About 5 o'clock, however,
He became unconscious, remaining in that
state until his neath. His last words
were spoken to R, L. Graham, inviting
him to call again and see him.
Mr. Munday was a native of All-
marie county, Va. He came here about
Statiatlca Snowing- the Member or
Methodist Ministers, Numbers
and Adherents) The Week of
Prayer Fixed for Not. is to aa.
Washington. Oct. 19. The eleventh
day's session of the Ecumenical Metho
dist council opened with William War
den, of the Wesley Reform Union of Eng
land, in the chair.
The committee made report upon the
subject of the week of prayer, recom
mending that the week beginning Nov.
5th next, be set aside for that purpose,
The report was adopted.
Through Mr. McLaren, the committee
on Methodist statistics, made a report
which in substance states that returns
had been received from all churches rep
resented in the conference und tubulated.
first geographically, and second ecclesi
astically.
Grand totals are as follows: Minis
ters, 42,695 ; members, 6,41)4,399; ad
herents. 25,378.104.
The report was slightly amended and
adopted.
Included in every case are ministers and
members as well as families connected
with congregations. In some cases the
estimates were made, but in no case do
thev exceed the figures given in the gov.
ernment consul's and in some cases thev
are below. While no official statistics
were ndopted by the London Ecumeni
cal conference there has been an increase
ol thirty per out in Methodist believers.
A resolution, was adopted making
tomorrow's session the last of the conference.
AN AMERICAN KILLED.
Rlol Between American and Chil
ian gallon.
Washington, Oct. 18. Assistant Sec
retary Noble has received a telegram
from Captain Scolley, commanding the
cruiser Baltimore at Valparaiso, saying
that the boatswain's mate was kilted
uid six sailors of the cruiser Baltimore
were injured during a street row in Val-
hve years ago from Danville and cstab-1 paraiso while ashore on liberty tnduv
lished a tnrnilv grocery business, l.ntci afternoon.
he closed out his store, and for some I Additional particulars snow mat mere
time past had been conducting acommis I is much feeling against Americans in the
sion business. I citv. The tight was verv blooi.y, and
Mr. Munday was a consistent member knives and pistols freely used. The
of the Christian church, a good citiicn, Chilian government has promised to do
and a man liked by every person with allpossibletopicvent lurthei disturhame.
whom he hud even the slightest associa-l A dispaun to the units ir. m aipa
tion. He was 59 years and eight mouths raiso says thai evidence from neutral
of age. He leaves a bereaved wife and sources confirms the statement made
hosts of friends to mourn his sad death, that the t mted Mates squadron in L in
The funeral services ever the remains ban waters, both in words and in deeds,
will occur at the residence tomorrow displayed enmity townrds the congres-
afternoonat4 o'clock after which the sional navy during the recent war in
body will be interred in Kivetside ceme-1 Cmli
tery
H nnii mnniir n
DUN IilHIaUnC,
37 S. Main Street.
The Hon Marche la now receiving its hand
somely selected stork of dress goods and
trimmings in which there will be found ei
treme aovtltles of one ,suit of a kind, no
more to be had at very low prices for such
material.
The stock of fancy goods Is larger and bet
ter selected thaa aiaal. Bole agents for Ha-
temerl and Poster kid gloves.
Evening gloves a specialty. Large atock
of misses' and chlldrent1 cans
McCall.s Baiaar Tatter's art the most
stylish aad best fitting. Bee the handsome
goods at
BOYD-THAYER CASE.
PROF. MANOUH.
II Came I'p In the Supreme Court
Thin Mornluir.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 19. The
I Boyd-Thayer case, involving the title to
THE FLORIDA SENATOR.
CALL HAS THE DROP ON THE
GOVERNOR AND DAVIDSON.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
AT
Wholesale Prices.
If you want a boa of good cigars. Im
ported or domestic, Grant'a Pharmacy is the
Elaee to get them. We do aot retail dgrs.
at sell them by the bos onlv. A etirar that
anally pay ten cents for, I can sell you
.me civar. Sftv la a hn, ,
The best Ave cent cigar at 8V4 cents by the
box. It Will oav Ton to call anri Mimin
them. GRANT S PHARMACY.
Buncombe Sarsaparilla
A positively Safe and Reliable
Blood Purifier.
Secretary of Slate Crawford and
Attorney General Lamar Refuae
to Give Call's) Opponent Any Aid
and Give Reaaona Why.
Tallahasskk, Fla., Oct. 19. On Fri
day last John L. Crawford, secretary of
state, attached his signature and the
great seal of the state of Florida to a
copy of the proceedings of the joint ses
sion of the legislature from April 21st to
May 26th inclusive, certifying to the
correctness of the same.
This shows, of course, the proceedings
of May 26th, upon which date Wilkinson
Cnll was declared duly elected United
state senator.
This is the only instrument bearing the
signature of Crawford, und the seal of
thA .tot. Urn r4.U.l. ...,! K....1 1 - rt-. I
them to the governor's certificate of Containing BurQOCK Root, barsa-
uavidson appointment some days ago. I ... . . ..
Governor Fleming instructed Attorney panlla Bark, i'rickly Ash
ueneral Lamar to carry into the supreme . .
court proceedings for the issuance of a BarK, 1 oke Root, &C.
mandamus compelling L raw lord to sign I
ana seal nis appointment ot uavidson. R . ir
This morning Lamar filed" with the nov- lts use vou can saveyourself
:J$l&2itTtnm the suffering caused bv foul
injn iviiiio 111 nuivii ipv vii.vjjiiv.ap s,v ilia i J- w r
tute such proceedings, giving bis reasons ,
thcreiore in detail. eruptions and ulcerous sores,
The attorney-general holds that there n,..,,i, ,t.; u n. i i
is nothing in the constitution or statutes tnrough which the system strives
ol the st.-ite or ol the United States war- i ;i.i , ,.
ranting such proceedings. He has from "u "BCU "l upwoiw. 11
the first been of the opinion that Call ; tL ui j
was legally elected, and would be seated. Punnes the blood, giving it re-
Being
vail aireany nas in ti.s possession tms noWQ,i :ta,;f ,, -
i of the I auu ioiuc.
certified cony of the joint sessions
legislature auu senator rusco win pres- u i-.. -i i.
sent it to the senate on the opening day an a'teratl Ve,lt changes the action
ol the session. I . . .. . ,
- i "t uic sysiem, imparling iresn
strength and vigorous health in
!. alir arvlra Ulrf I
There veaierday. place of that weakness and tired
The services at Trinity Episcopal fW mhinh : a !,i;ot; 1
interesting character. Owing to their I disorder and decay.
great length, they were divided, the reg-
lar morning services being held at hnlf
past 9 o'clock, followed by an interval
ot half an hour. At 11 o'clock they were
resumed, a much larger congregation be
ing present, nnd opened with the admin
istration of the rite of confirmation to a
class of eleven, which was presented with
emphatic solemnity by the rector, Kev.
Dultose, nnd then the rite was adminis
tered by the llisllop.
This ceremony was followed immedi
ately bv the ordination to the deaconate
of Mr. Rhodes. The candidate was pre
sented by the Rev. Dr. Buel, who, alter
responding affirmatively and satisfac
torily to the (luestions propounded in the
order of the service, took his seat, and
then bishop Lyman entered upon the de
livery of an impressive address in the
nature of a charge to the candidate on
the nature and duty of the ministry,
after which the ordination services were
concluded, and Mr K bodes assumed his
new ofhcial character bv rending the
Gospel lor the day in a full, firm voice
und a sell-posscssed manntr.
The services of the morning were con
eluded by the administration of the holy
communion
The concentrated power and
curative virtues of Buncombe
Sarsaparilla render it the most
reliable Blood Purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe
for patients of all ages.
Manufactured only at
Grant's Pliarma-cy.
Every bottle guaranteed, satisfac
tory or money refunded.
WILLIAM NELSON DEAD.
in Able and Energetic Teacher
aad Principal.
In the departure of Mr. E. P. Mangum
principal of the Orange street school, the the office of governor of Nebraska, came
schools of Asheville will sustain a great upm the United States supreme court
loss. Mr. Mangum has been principal of today. On a motion to advance its
this scbaol ever since it was established henrine. the attorneys representing the
little more than three years ago, and Thaver side of the suit intimated to the
has shown himself in every way an court thut thev would orefer that the
efficient teacher and principal, able, ener- hearing should not take place before the
grtic, carelul and devoted to his work. new year. fix-Attorney General l.arlnnd
Much of the success attained by the submitted a motion to advance the case,
school under his charge has been dne to as the lawyer for Boyd, J. K. Webster,
his excellent management. During his of Omaha, representing the other side,
connection with the schools Mr. Mangum did not oppose his motion, but said that
has gained not ouly the affection of his the attorneys for Mr. Th.tver would not
pupils, but also the confidence of his be rendy to argue it until alter the
fellow teachers, of parents and ot Christmas holidays. The court took the
the school ameers. Not onlv has he been I natter under advisement
successful as a teacher, but as a gentle
man he Has gained the respect of all peo
pie and has made many friends.
He deserves fully the confidence placed
in him bv the Concord committee, and
they could not have done more wisely
than they have in choosing him to organ-
Key. W. A. Nelaon'a Bon Paaaea
Away In Macon, Ga Today.
J. K. Patterson received a telegram
from Macon, Ga., this morning about 10
o'clock, stating that William Nelson, son
of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Nelson, of this
city, died this morning at 7:45 o'clock, of
typhoid lever.
Mrs. Nelson bad gone to Macon sev
eral weeks ago to lie with her son, and
Mr. Nelson went down last week in re
sponse to a telegram. Mr. Nelson had
telegraphed that there were hopes for
is son s recovery, but the disease took
an unfavorable turn and the young man
never rallied
The deceased was about twenty years
old, and a young mnn of excellent char
acter, lie was educated at wake forest
colleee, in this state, and going to Ma
con engaged in business, witn splendid
prospects,
J.
DANVILLE SENSATION.
mers in Asheville. and had many friends S."1" h..u,c servant apartment.
n-i :' u. ill be sold at a sacrifice. The best bargain
C2
RUNNING ON TIME.
That's the way all our watch i ran, and
our clock have the well regulated habit of
doing precisely the same thing. Perhaps you
have a watch that la somewhat eccentric In
its movements; tf you have, we will straight
en It out for you In short order aad wa will
also see to It that the expense Involved In the
operation Is eiceedlngly moderate. A good
way to ruin the beat of clocks and watches
is to let them go too long without cleaning
We not only make a specialty of cleaning,
repairing and regulating, hat Just now we
have another specialty a sptsial display of
fine umbrella, to which we would call yauf
attention.
n. II. COSBY,
JEWELER,
PATTON AVENUE
BOH MARCHE,"
37 8. Main Street.
B. C.CHAMBBR8,
President
P. O. UILt,Blt,
VPiWdent-
P. M. WBAVBR,
Bee. a Trsaa.
H. A. MILLBB,
lien. Bupt.
A CllUen Charged Wllh Sending;
Obscene Letlern.
Danville, Va., Oct. 19.-George W,
ir and develop their new system of pub- Martin, a citizen of high standing here
nc scnoois. ii inc people give mm me Mon the Vnited State8 COmmis
support. which they should, the success e... ;
ot their Schools is aaaured. i aiuirc, - -
him with sending obscene letters to a
handsome widow living in Nortn Uan-
ville. The evidence against nun was
. w . .... strnno-. hut hedeclares his innocence.and
in Virginia. n' previous .v
I a. hnrH lor his friends to be levt
Clifton Force, Va., Oct. 19. A sav- . - uiit. ue is a murried man and
age fight occurred betweeen five negroes is connected with families of great prom-
anH Clilton Force officers in a mountain mence. 1 he case was sent io me granci
jury. I ne matter causes pruiuuiiu ocu
here. The remains
Macon tomorrow.
The hearts of the many friends in Ashe
ville of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson will go out
in sympathy for them in this dark hour
ot their nllliction
CAROLINA COAL CO.,
DEALERS IN
JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS I OFFICE,
No. is Patton Aveuue,
AND AT CHAMBBR9 a WBAVBR'. UV-
BRY OPP1CB, WILLOW BT.
PROMPT DELIVERY
YOUR PATRONAGE
Is Solioitod..
STILL IN THE SADDLE.
sation
Five Killed Many Wounded.
Bkhlin, Oct. 19. A despatch received
from Breslau.. the capital ol
pass one and a-half miles from here, near
Iron Gate, Saturday afternoon, resulting
in the death ot on winte man ana a
neero
A mnk nt ftfto. tnnk three of the
here
ha f-oast ten o'clock, and hung tnem and tne rroyincc m on., ......
then shot them lull of bullets. a express train today came into collis-
A aeiacnmcm oi me .-uoniiccuo Kuarus, i inn nt Koniiurt. nuesia, wuu suuuuuk
of Charlottsville, hare arrived here under noin. The express train was derailed
. L'-ll J nil '.m ,t'i Tk. a.,!n. , . 1 I 1. 1H nA.H.I m.UIIB,. ttfllM
vapi. Mini wni at, ijuum a hv m ivm py inc suuva. ru w,,v.w. immB.. ...
of the citizens last aight in arming them- that five persons were killed and that
elves is regarded as a wise precaution, i manv. were injurea Dy inc common
but tne ordering 01 troop is inougni to
have been unnecessary. It w not believed Aioo.ooo for a Morse.
VlJZ 0m New York, Oct. 19.-The imported
v.,... ..ii: ,.c, nini",o
inorouguorea bh mw., Wv.
Cyclone la Bermuda. sold Saturday at auction tor aiuu.uuu
Niw York, Oct. 19.-A despatch from to Charles Reed, of Fairview farm, near
D Am . tk. .in.l nffie in this ritv tiBliailu, icuu.
announced that tercrc cyclonic storm
dungerous to shipping is raging at er-
muda. it began yesterday morning.
Tbe barometer fell to 29.17. an almost
onprecedented fall.
asm J ones challenged.
Wilmington, N. C October 19.-Rev.
lick Time lt Aahe,
Prom the Jeffer.on, Ashe county, Reporter.
Tber is some hope for the good peop!
of Ashe the Citixen failed to make its
, . -I. nMJ Via " J wi 1 1 1
was sent to jau .
First Stan of Winter.
P. W. B. Fescau, th Lutheran minister Km Mountain News.
of this city, has challenged to a pnblicde-1 Th, u,wl lnM to remark that its
h?.tb.'taTO.t.b,.,2!!,5 snbacriDtion mice is only one dollar
geust. wno is now noiu.nj u, -nd lhai jt wU take wood in pay.
Iment.
. Mrs. Alien O. Thnrsnan Dead,
ru .nt waifs the stomach frith
CoLiatnus, Ohio, October 19. Mrs. .troll chemicals. Simmons Liver Rcg-
Thurman, the wile ot judge Alien u. ulator is mild Dut cneciivc.
Thurmaa died here Saturday eveumg
. . . . i IL. UnM IW IflflflLlDa wmi viiu,hm
I Hn. i anrman w " ? P,lllc. . attend the
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
34 South Main St.
M. CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEYILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
-AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Sale.
The most elegant house in Asheville. The
grounds are larpe. All modernconviniences.
oimiwu nt.ni in inc neari OT city. 1 wa
minutes' walk from uostoflU-e. Grounds
He had lent several sum- suitable for large hotel. Pourteen rooms in
ill be interred at
Slock (Juotatlo.ia.
NRwYoHK.Oct. IB. Urle SOU: Lake Shore
I10V4; t:mcai(o ann Nortnwestern 14.;
Noriulk and Western S3-H: Richmond and
West Point Terminal 13; Western Union
H2.
Baltimore Price.
Bti.TiuoRB. Oct. 19-Plouf. steady: wis
family. S4.nuioi5.U0. wheat: No, U. red
weaK: sooi ana fciouer lotfttiuii v-tva
nouthern. easier: Pnlts nsraiOtl: L .oitberrv
lOOUilOH. Corn, southern: wnite, suaav
at 7u; ytllow, easy at 6UCJ70.
New York Market.
Nsw York, Oct. 18 Stocks, dull and
heave. Money, easy at 341. Exchange,
long, 80Vli.4.8(lt; short, .83(J Hi
state bonds, dnll: aoveroment bonds, dull
but steady. Cotton easy; sales 361 bales:
uplanas. nw. urieans, o lo-toc; ruinrcs,
trade. October. 7.00: November. 8.06;
uecemuer, a.; January, o.; reomary,
a AS! March S.73. Flour auiet and easy.
whrnt active but weak, corn dan ana
weak. Pork active and steady at $10 000
11. U0. Lard dull and weak at 6.62H.
Spirit. Turpentine dull and easy at
37. Rosin quiet and steady at si.azai.avi.
Fretgata quiet out nrm.
AFFAIRSIOF CONSEfJVEKCB.
in Asheville for parties desiring an elegant
home. Possession given in two months.
For Sale or Rent.
White cottaire on too of mountain, with
five acres of land, as a whole, or in lots. No
log, dryest place about Asheville and (Incut
views within corporate limits. Pronounced
by experts lust the place for invalids. Seven
hundred feet of porch; seven rooms. Pos
sesaion given at once. Blevation a, 800 feet.
Hvery una ol real estate, Irom a lot or
$25 to residences and lots of $0, 000. Apply
at No. 0. South Main street.
For Rent.
Ten room howe on Chestnut street, unfur
nished, all modern improvements; $35 per
month. Possession at once.
Ten room house, furnished, all modern Im
provements; $45 per month. Possession on
snort notice. Apply
J. M. CAMPBBLL.
Real Batate Uealer.
GO
FOREIGN. '
The uovernment estimates that 183.-
000.000 roubles (a rouble is 74 cents 1
will be required to meet tbe necessities
arising from tbe famine which exists in I
various parts ol tne Kussian empire.
It is semi-sffictally announced that the I
Italian government has decided to raise
the prohibition placed upon the itnpora-1
tion into Italy of American salted meats
and that an official decree to this effect
will shortly be published.
nous.
Theexnortsof soecielast week amount
ed ta $610,200, of which S307.17O was
eold and $308,000 silver. The imports
of specie amounted" to $4,750,300 of
which $4,v9,aio was gold, and tzao,.
090 silver,
A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn., says
Don Frcdrico Rivers, and Pon Carlos
Rio, of Chili, passed through there Fri
day night. A reporter interviewed Rivers
at tbe depot, and he very positively
stated that balmaceda bad not commit-.
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