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Asheville Daily Citizen ADVERTISE. But words are t hiiigs,pnd a small drop nf ink, falling like dew upon a thought, produces that which makes thousands, jcrluips' mil lions, think. Ilvron. ADVERTISE. Man; a man has attributed his success in Hie to peculiar talents and business capacity, whea the fact is he sailed to prosperity on the wings of an advertisement. VOLUME VII. NO. 220 ASHEVILLE N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. I , YOU SEE AXYTII1XO HE1.0W THAT U IIM.V7' I'LEASH IXCWHE IT IS 1 OI K XEXT ORDER. Sw iss Cheese, Roquefort Cheese, Neufcliatel Cheese, Fromuge tie Brie, Sap Sago, Smoked Halibut, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Bloaters, Holland Herring, Russian Caviar, Anchovies in Oil, Anchovy Paste Ulushrooms Canned, Boston Baked Dean, Boston Brown ISread, Saratoga Chips, Ulushroom Catsup, Walnut Catsup, Tomato Catsup. KROGER. REAL ESTATE. Walthk B. t.wyn, .ML"!- GWYN & WEST, (Successors to Walter B.Gwyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Puhllc. Commissioners of Ilceda. FIRE INSURANCE. OFKICK Southeast Court Square. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agents. NOTARY Pl'IiXIC. Loans ae.-l.rely placed at S per eent Office 24 & 2fl Patton Avenue Seeond 'Hour febOdlv JOHN CHILD, (formerly of Lyman & Child), Office No. i Legal Block REAL ESTATE AND ' LOAN ISUOKEK, TRICYLY A KKOKliKAGB III S1N15SS. Loans secure placed at H per cent. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 28 Patton Avenue. Next Y M C A build'. novl d3m P U Hoi f!4. ROBERT BROUN, CIVIL BNGI.NBBR, SURVEYOR ANllMli CHANICIAN. Construction, in wood and metal eon ducted. Thirty years' exjericticc in prac'i eal aurveying. 'instruction in mechanical branches given. Close measurements a spe cialty. Residence, McDowell Avenue. dec8-d3in A CARD TO MY PATRONS AND FRIENDS. I have leased the whole store where am now occupying only a window, mid in a few days I will bnve it fixed up In first cluss style, so as to accommodate my cuHtomers with a rending room, free to all, and will hnve more conveniences. ThimkinK you for past favors, I am, Respectfully, L,. BLOaillERG, PROl'RIBTOR OP ni run in iiT.mn tlDAll ft limb, 17 Patton Avenue. DIRT. We know dirt is valuable in Asheville hut there in Home here thnt needs removing. Wc have both of the ureal dirt removers, SOAPINE AND PEARLINE. 'riccx by the enwv $:i,85 and $3 75, 100 boxes in i case, or He a box. OCTAGON SOAP. loo i-nk'-s in 8 box; price $; Re cake or 50 cents doi-.cn. Thia soup will wniih the finest lalirii-s without 'n-ury. WHITE HOUSE SOAP. :t in b x 01 ;tou in G box lots, 5c cake or ."oe ilnen. A. D. COOPER, NORTH COURT SQUARE. " BON MARCHE." jis r uiXKivi;i. NEW SPKING GINGHAMS, NEW WHITE GOODS, NEW EMBROIDERIES, NEW SPRING GOODS. JVHT RliCKIVEI). if BON MARCHE." w O ? X w . ' . W H ' . & w ri PQ 5 O a 0 0 0 O 2 - n 2 CO 4 A IiniLLIANT RING. We are showing .omc of the daintiest nor cltic. ever displayed In jewelry It woatd be easier to tell you what we haven't got than what we have. If you haven't seen oar ele gfiit trifles In gold nnd in silver, there i. a treat awaiting you. and, whether you have purchases in mind or not, you should not miss them. It is dillicult to resist going Into det ills we are strongly tempted to describe oine of theexitiisltcproduct. of the season's art, some of which .how that the caprice, of fashl n are apt to he wonderfully charming, but you'll get a much better Idea if you com and look for yourself. II. II. COSBY, JEWELER, PATTON AVENUE. PRIZE. Twelve Dollar Pres ent Free. Now here ii a chance for you to get a hand some pair of bisque sleigh ornaments free. Everybody can join In this contest, especially the school children. It is a splendid mental exercise for you. Now we will tell you what it is. W trl trr.il rur nam arxA Um nim nf oar store, thus: Thad W. Thrash Co., Crys- al Palace; and to the individual composing 1 the largest number of English words from tnese two navies, onnging tnem 10 us oeiore ? in Ifloa fat which riatiMitMt rtftsit will receive the above preaent free. Obierve the following rules, In order that I you make no mistake, in getting the word. l:orc: English. ;inoli" letted Si.- ttuxc h. the two name.. - unleH it appear. In the name, twice. fun. Donot8bb,"iat, 8"u llword,in 0. Bring the word, to a. on neat paper, with your name attached. Za.?WZb'?.t0m' rtklewhen Three judKe. will b. appointed to .ee that all i. conducted fairly and honc.tly. The prize, can be seen in our show window. AM fine good, at co"tduring tht. contest. Respectfully, CRYSTAL PALACE. 41 PATTON AVE China, G1am, Lamp., Utc. A UELIGIITFCL BREAKFAST DISH. Have you tried it? If not do not fail to do so. You can always find everything kept in a first-clao store at our place. Wc keep nothing that is not just what it ought to be in the matter of quality. That i. why when you come to us you come to the right pluce for groceries. Respectfully POWELL & SNIDER H. REDWOOD & CO. DRV GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, H ATS. CARPETS. TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT I'tom marked prices on Clothing. 7& 9 PATTON AVE. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE For rent to a responsible oarty. House 1. in a good location; bath, hot and cold water. At.o a Doarotng nouae tor rent. Wf have the heat farllitie. of anv firm in the state for insuring your dwelling houses, your furniture, atone and .tock. If vou a-ct burned out vou know that you can come to u. and be .ure ol getting your monev. Some choice bargain. In city and suburban propertie. can be had by calling at our of- iu-e. Timber landa a apecialt j. JENKS & JENKS, . . ,,,.,,niyne ntAL csiaic nnu mounn, Room. and 10, McAfee block, 33 Patton Avenue, A.hcville, N. C. STILL IN THE RING. R. B. NOLAND & SON, GROCERS, No. si N. Main Direct, With to announce the, fact that they are largely increased rental. This ends Siec aole agents for the Spartanburg .team baked ulation as to the immediate future of the bread, the only first clau bread to be found in the city, and no table ia complete without it. We get it freah by expnu every day. Don't torget that we are wboleaala and re- .. . . ..i . tail dealer, in Dotatoea. aoDlea. onion., and all kinds sf country produce. Everything kept that la usually found ia a flrat clasa grocery store, WHITE WINGS OF PEACE ITHKY AGAIN HOVER OVF.R THE NAVY DKPAKTMKNT, Secretary Tracy Haa a Quiet Day The Senate Committee on Naval Affair Promise lo Siaud bv Him Reparation will be Made. Washington. Jan. 20. There was a I decided diminution in the war lulk und the nvy depurtmeut this morn- ing una a more peatxlul ivchn prevailed. Secretary racy hud u comparatively "'uPy nim- Hc ""I coiilcrcuce with Senators Cameron aud Alcl'hersoii, 0 the senate naval committee, uutl it is understood that the secretary laid bclorc rceenU, incurred m bis pieya.at.ous lor naval deuiousiratiuu in soutUeru wa- tcrs, and asked that when his estimate lor appropriations should be submitted he receive tut support ol tile committee A week aao, lie is alltved to Have said that those preparations seemed to be absolutely necessary, but uow he believes lu,-re wl 1 uu wm- ll is turtlicr uu derslood that the secretary received the assurances ol the committee mat he- would be supported in every proper and necessary expenditure involved in his precautionary movements. 1 his expression on the part ol the sec retary ot the uchel that the crisis has been passed, is taken as an indication that conciliatory dispatches troiu the Chilian government, relerred to in yes terdny's associated press report ot the cabinet nieclun;, are regarded as paving the war tor an ultimate act ol repara tion on the part ol Chili, At all events it is certain that the warlike touc re eeutly mauitested at the navy depart' uicnl has beeu considerably modiued .No step has been takeu, however, to undo all that has been so hurriedly done by the department during the past lew weeks to put this country on a tiuhtmu basis. HOW'S THIs? EaHt street Work Haa Been l'aid For, But Never Accepted. Several months ago the city authorities, seeing that the builders of the Lookout Mountain railway were not disposed to widen Hast street, according to con tract, for the fulfillment of which they bad given a bond of $1,000, gave the contract lor me wmeu.ng to vveuo a: UalCS. ia- ljru-v "J uc puiu uciny puuu. Tl.iu iimiiiinr uciu mil tit I w ilihi in tue mtin jou wug comi)lcU.Ui The work is not yet completed, and tht board has never accepted the street, yet the contractors Have been paid the lull I amount of the contract price m notes ol the citv, signed by Mayor itluntou ami .... ,"l i. v. ....... .............. City v-iei .m.u. nalU OS 1UIIVWS. LC.'. I, iUU, LTCC. i. order to S. M. Keduiond, $lo; Utc. $1!00 and 185; total, $600. The payment oi mis amount nas . .i : i i... . i... i . ... never ueen uui.uuricu uy me ooaru oi aldermen, it is true that a committee with power to act wus appointed composed of Aldermen McDowell, Leo nard ana otarnes anu iviavor Wanton. Some ot the committee went down and looked at the street, aud called the contractor's attention to unfinished por tions ot the work, some ot this work now remains unfinished, yet in spite ol that tact, and the further tacts that the committee has never authorised the pay ment, and the street has never beeu ac cepted by either the street committee or the hoard, Webb & Oates hold the city's notes or cash, to the amount ol $Uoo less $15 paid to S. M. Redmond lor work done. Alderman Starnes, who is chairman of the Ktreet committee, told Tim Citizkn today thathe could notsee why the notes had been given. 1 here were delects in the work, and until these were remedied, the street should not be accepted. In some places, be said, the old plank side walk had been torn uu and never re placed; and the result is that Uast street a e" ' mml A SERIOUS CHARlii:. H, R. Morrison Arretted In Ruth crford for Burmuic a twin The Greenville, S. C, News of the 10th inst says: "Deputy Sheriff Green, of Anderson, re turned to the the city lust night iron) Rutherford county, North Carolina where he arrested II. Keed Morrison, a white man charged with larceny and arson. On the night ot November the gin house and mill of James Douthit in Anderson county, were destroyed by lire and six bales ot cotton were stolen Morrison had been an employed ol Mr, Douthit and left immediately .titer the burning. Me is believed to have been the incendiary. He admitted to the deputy sheriff that he sold the cotton lt.it an.rl if uiu. t'.tr '.nm.liAilv lm e and wiui taken I to Anderson tins morning. THE THIRD PARTY. Coiigreaatnan Jerry SlinpHou says Th. w, h Tbere Will be one, I fon.rreMmn Ierrv Simnson. beitlu 1 n ' ' " asked what the prospect was for the . , . -j u . n third party people, said that the meeting would be held the 22nd of February at St. Louis. At that meeting method I and plans would be discussed, but no .',; . ,,,i,i u,. ever, would be issued, and at a subse quent date a national coiiTentiea would assemble, and he thought me third nam- would certainly nominate a presi dential ticket. He further expressed the belief that his party would curry a mini ber of states, including Kansas, Ncbras ka, Minnesota and the two Dnkolas and shake things up considerably in sev era) ot the southern states IIIUH RENT FOR A THEATER The Grand, of New York, Leased F'or I5o,ooo, Hcnrv French has renewed his lease of the Grand opera house in New York for year from May 1. He has agreed to pay to Jay Gould, who owns the property, a Grand, which, on the basis of the rent said to be over $50,000, is apparently one of the most profitable theatres in the country large stock ot Hats, underwear, nna gloves at tne wnitlock Clotmng Mouse. 48 SOUIU Alain street. A NEUR.O POMTMAkVTIvIt.. It lu Bald One Will be Appointed at CliarlcHtou. Charleston, S. C, Jan. 20. President Harrison bus raised a business cyclone here by bis dicker with the negroes to secure the vote of the South Carolina delegation to the republican nominating convention. A. U. Mowrv.a white man who was appointed postmaster by Cleveland lour years ago, has been re tained mainly through the lunuence ol Mr. Wauauiaker, being ol supposed mug wump tendencies. Hie republicans en dorse VY. C. Cruiu, a colored doctor, tor the place, and. it is uow announced that he will be appointed. FATAL RIDE IN A SLEIGH NINUMENKILLGUINST, I.O U Ik) LABI' MIUHT. A Party of Twenty-Twe Sports Struck by a Train and All But Two of Tlie.n Are Kitlier Killed or Injured. St. Lotus, Jan. 20. Last night a party of twenty two, made up ot members of the Cloverlcat' tishing club, started out in a large tour horse sleigh. On their re turn the sleigh wus struck by a Wabash special train at Sarah street crossing. 01 the twenty two in the party, but two escaped unhurt. Nine were killed and eleven badlr hurt. THE BOIIV REMOVED. The Bead Duke'. Remains Taken From tbe farlHli Church, London, Jan. 20. The body of the Duke ot Clarence aud Avondale was re moved from the Parish church at San- tl riii n ha m today. The miserable weather which had pre vailed lor several days past and which, a great degree, is responsible hie lor the abandonment of the plans for military tuneral, had passed away and the day dawmd hue and cold. At 0:30 o clock a detachment ot artn- ery, with a draped gun carriage drew Ii at the church gales aud the discip lined soldiers and well-trained horses tood immovable in positions assigned to them. The game-keepers and labor- rs employed on the Prince of Wales, es- ate, and nearly all villagers residing at andriughaiu, with all ot whom the dead uke had been a tuvorite, stood grouped bout the gates, while the road from Saudringluiin hull to tbe church was lined with school children. A FRENCH DI KE. Another Farce aud a Wounded Arm tbe Reoult. Paris, Jan. 20. One of the outcomes of the disgraceful scene in the chamber of deputies yesterday was a duel fought today between M. Pelpreh, republican nicmlier, and M. Castelin Buolangist. During the heated discussion yesterday the men became involved with the result that M. Delpreh culled the cars of M. Castelin. Subsequently M. Dumarteil waited on M. Delpieh in the lobby of the house and handed him a challenge Iroin M. Castelin to tight a duel. 1 he challenge was accepted. M. Del preh as the challenged party selected words as the weapons to be used. In accordance with arrangements arrived at, the principals met this morning on he held ol honor, and the result was -M Delpreh was wounded in the arm. INFANT DAMNATION. KevlHluu Committee Says the Children are all Hltcbt. New Yokk, January 20. The general issembly of the committee on the revis ion of faith has made very good prog. ress in revising their former revision in accordance with the recommendations of the various presbyteries. The doctrine of iufunt damnation is en lively eliminated by the adoption of the following substitute lor chapter xu, sec- tion in. which now reads: lnlants dying in infancy, and all other persons who are not guilty of actual transgression are included in the election ol grace and are saved and regenerated bv C hrist through tnc spirit who worketn when and where and how he pleaseth So also are all other elect persons who are not called by the ministry of the word. IN CONGRESS. Tbe Mad Rush for Public Build lugs In the Senate Wasiiincton, Jan. 20. In the house several bills were iniroiiucca aim, mm C . .. . 1 1.-1 ing itself with nothing to Ho adjourned till tomorrow. When the senate met Senator Walthall was in his seat and received congratula tions from his fellow senators of both names on his reelection. Senator Georce entered the chamber while the business of the morning hour was in progress and was also warmly eoniiratulated. After the introduction ot several nun the senate toon up tne calendar, the first eighteen bills on it being tor public public buildings SEVERE COLD. A Child Froien to Death In ottuin wa, Iowa. Otti mwa, Iowa, Jan. 20. All trains from the south and west are bndly de luycd by the extreme cold weather. The thermometer indicated Irom 28 to 30 be low yesterday, coldest in this vicinity for many years. One child is reported frozen to death in this city and mnch Buttering resulted. Tbe Pope all Right. Romk, Jan. 20. The report that the pope is suffering from an attack of in fluenza was pronounced today at the Vatican to be unfounded. The officials at the Vatican say that instead of being ill. his holiness is euiovine Rood health, and that he today received the daily re ports made by them. Miss leunie Snvder is now in the em nlov of the New French Bakery. 51 Col lege street, where she will be pleased to greet her triends. Florida oranges, wholesale and retail, Michael Emanuel, 25 North Main street FREE COINAGE OF SILVER IT WILL BE VOTEB ON FEB RUARY THE TENTH. It Looks as If Free and Unlimited Coinage la Likely to Pass tbe House Tbe Free silver Men Are on Top Now, Anyway. Washington, Jan. 20. Three weeks from today at 11 o'clock a.m.,the bouse committee on coinage, weights and measures will, by terms of a resolution agreed upon in the committee this morn ing, vote upon the question of reporting to the bouse a bill for the free and un limited coinage of silver. This decision was reached harmoniously and after the meeting tbe anti-silver men realized that they were in a minority on the committee and the free-silver men, confident of their strength, weredisposed to meet the other side half way in an ar rangement that would bring the matter before the house within a reasonable length of time, so that a decision as to the hour of voting was unanimous. The proceedings in the committee indi cate that it is very likely the committee will report to tbe bouse a bill lor the tree and unlimited coinage of silver with the recommendation that it do pass. SENATOR QUAY TESTIFIES. He Says He Wan Not Connected With tbe BardMley Steal. Bkaver, Pa., Jan. 20. Senator Ouay and David Martin, of Philadelphia, were the most important witnesses examined in the Star libel suit, Martin testilicd that he came to yuay for campaign funds, and received $1,000 in cash and the senator's personal note lor $0,000. The note could not be discounted at the time, and (Juay gave his liersonal check for that amount. It as discounted later, and John Bardsley gave him a cer tificate ot deposit on tbe Keystone bank. He gave the certificate to JJuuyut Wash ington. Senator Uuay testified tliat lie was asked to give money to the campaign fund, and related the transaction as sla ted by Martin. He could not swear to bis endorsement on the certificate, but swore to the signature on his check. He said he had met ohu bardsley but once. He admitted that be was really liable for $18,000 to the Philadelphia company for campaign purposes. When asked whether lie was connected with the Bardsley steal, he replied: " That lalse. It was developed that Uuay sent the certificate to the Heaver .bank, but had not indorsed it. His assistant cashier, S. P. Stone, stated on the stand that he had done it tor him. State hairman Andrews and Senator Porter were also examined, but nothing start ling was elicited. DEALING IN F UTURES. A Bill lo Stop Gambling; In Agrl culture Products. Representee Alexander, of North Car olina, has introduced in the bouse a bill re lating te- "gambling in agricultural pro ducts." This gambling, according to the bill, is defined to be a contract to sell for future delivery corn, wheat, onts, rye. barley, etc., the contractor or seller not being the owner at the time ot the mak ing of the contract. The bill excludes irom mans any let ters, postal cards, or circulars, concern ni; gambling in agricultural products and checks, drafts, bills, money, postal notes, or money orders tor use tor such miruose. It ulso excludes Irom the mails, newspapers, circulars, pamphlets, or publications of any kind containing advertisements, telegraphic reports or other articles giving quotations ol any market relating t gambling in agricul tural products. A tax of $2 per word is levied on each interstate telegraph or telephone message used tor or in aid ol the gambling referred to in the act. THE SNOW FALL. MaJ. Wilson Bays II is Greatest at HlKh Point. Mai. lames W. Wilson, chairman of the railway commission and one of the most observant men in North Carolina says that he has tor thirty-hve years made observations of the weather, and finds that the greatest snow fall in the state is in the vicinity ot High Point and the second in point of quantity is in the section near Littleton. R. & D. Officials. Nkw York. Jun. 20. The recently elected Directors of the R. & I), met and re-elected the following officers: Second Vice President A. B. Andrews, Raleigh Third Vice President, 1 no. A. Rutherlord of New York; Gen. Manager, VV. H Green, of Atlanta, Ga.; Traffic Manage Solomon Haas, Atlanta. Collapse vt a undue. St. I'ETBKsm.'RG, Jan. 20. As a pro cession of the clergy and people was crossing an arm of the Kura river at Tiflis, on the occasion ot the blessing ot tbe waters Monday the temporary bridge in use collapsed. Many were drowned or crushed to death and a large number were injured. An Old Citizen Dead. Morristown, Tenn., Jan. 20. M'. Tbos. Read, of Grainger county, died at his home in that county Sunday. He was the father of Mr. J. S. Read, secre tary and treasurer of the Morristown mills, and also a large stockholder in the Lookout bunk in this city. 1 970,000 offered lor Advertiser. San Francisco, Jan. 20. It is rumored here that a syndicate of Iowa horsemen has offered Senator atanlord s represent atives $70,000 for Advertiser, who as a three-year-old last season trotted in 2. 17 Mr. Cleveland's Contribution. Madison, Ind., Jan. 20. The Madison Hebrew Congregation Auath-Israel has received a letter from ex-President Cleve land inclosing a donation of $10 towards repairing their synagogue. Bowman tbe Man. Washington, January 20 The presi dent has nominated A. A. Bowman for collector of internal revenue in the sec ond district of Tennessee. To Advertisers. T' insure change of advertisements running on regular contract, copy must be banded in bv 10 o'clock a. m. HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT GRANT'S PHARMACY, NO. 24 SOU 1 H MAIN ST.. ASHEVILLE," N. C. J. M, CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEYILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. For Rent. Two three-room hoases with ff&rrirns t. tfiched, on Hillstrcet, $7.60 per month each. l'U-asant place lor small famiTj. For Sale. lilcuant nine-room house, besides rrvnn'a house; one of nest part of city; five minutes walk of square; gas fixtures in house, large lot, views unHurpassed in Asheville. i - rice one-nau casb, balance 13 and 18 months. For Sale or Rent. White cottage on top of mountain, with five acre, of land, as a whole, or ia lots. No log. dryest place about Asheville and finest views within corporate limits. Pronounced by expert, lust the place for invalid.. Seven hundred feet of porch; .even rooms. Pos ession given at once. Blevatioa 3,800 feet. Every kind of real estate, from a lot of $25 tu residence, and lot. of $25,000. Apply at No. 6. South Main street. Furnished House For Rent. Ten room house, furnished, for rent. All modern conveniences, Pos.cs.ion at once, lle.t street in Asheville. Price $00 per month. Apply to J. M. CAMPBBLL. Real Btate Dealer. 0 r tt) (A w M CO 01 0N M KM S3 VI 0! n 525 - S g Q g 11 O I r
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