Citizen
evuie
ASHEVILLE N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VII.-NO. 275.
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AND THE
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Frank Teller's,
Asheville Cigar Co's.
KROGER,
BUTTER,
Elgiu Creamery
and
New York Dairy,
KROGER.
REAL ESTATE.
A'liTIn R. fiWTN. W.
Ill Western Nortli Carolina sells goods at
lower prices than we make.
We do not offer to sell any goods
Below Cost
And then live on the losses, but give you
uniformly low prices on every article.
A. D. COOPER,
STAPLIi AND FINE GROCI'RIUS,
NORTH COURT SQUARE.
BON MARCHE,"
IMPORTED
GERMAN ENAMELED
Steelware
Royal Blue Outside, White 'nside
Justwhat the housekeepers of Asheville
have been looking for. We have it in nearly
every kitchen article used. This ware is far
superior to any agate or granite ware made
in this country; is more durable and freer
from chemical impurities, and at prices even
less than any other similar ware. Take a
look at it in our window, and give us a trial
order. We keep everything in the houscfur.
nishing Hue, aside from our large stock of
cbinn, glass, lamps, etc., and solicit your es'
teemed patronage.
THADW.TI1RASH & CO.
41 PATTON AVENUE.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, &C
CI.4KKSON THINKS III.AINU
ONLY 19 THAT.
And as Blaine Han Declined to
Even Have His Name Presented
Hie Democrats Are As Good
as in, It 'Would Appear.
Gen. I. S. Clarkson, chairman of the
republican national committee, who
came to Asheville four weeks ago to try
and arrest a siege of inflammatory rheu
matism, came too late, and has had a
severe and painful attack of it. He is at
attcrv I'ark hotel, in care of Dr. Battle.
Mrs. Clarkson and a portion of his fam
ily arc with him. For ten days no one
has been allowed access to him except
his family and the hotel attendants, and
no mail has been given him. He is bet
ter today, enquired after the political
news, and asked his secretary for sum
mary of his political letters. THE UTIZISN
representative was admitted to see him
37 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
GRAND SALE OF
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Drawers at t!0, 30, 49 and Suets. Chemise
at 33, 3, G3 and 03cts. Gowns at 60, 60,
70, 89, 90cts, $1.17, $1.27 Skirts at 48,
58, 68, 78, OScts, $1.18, $1.38.
These goods are full slie, nicely trimmed,
good material and well made. Also a full
line of Hamburg, Nainsook and Swiss
Embroideries and Torchon Lace, White
f
YOUNG SHOPPERS
GWYN & WEST, " BON MARCHE."
g (Successors to Walter B.Gwyn)
FSTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE
Loans Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Publk. Commissioners of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Southeast Court Square.
If you buy your Groceries where you have
to keep your eyes wide open you will be
caught napping some time ;howcvcr watch
ful you may be. Buy where a child can pur
chase with as much safety a9 its mother.
Goo 's, and Ginghams; all new Spring Goods. I The place to buy is where the best of every
thing Is kept, where the worst of anvthin
lis unknown and where inflated prices are
not likely to be asked. We keep that kind
I of a place.
CERTAIN SURE WINNER.
BEHIND A M.ASTF.K.
Where not to Put Diamonds, Mr.
Ed. Hardt.
New York, March U-I-d. Hardt,
claiming to be a jeweler, and that he
lived in Chicago, was arrested as he
landed from Europe yesterday. Upon
the removal of his earments a porous
plaster was discovered fitting nicely to
his shoulder blades. A gentle tapping
upon the plaster convinced the inspector
that something beside lame back lay
behind the plaster, and despile the pa
tient's protestations the plaster was
rudely torn off, when lo and behold, there
dropped out one pair of diamond ear
rings, one pair of diamond and pearl
ear-rings, one diamond bracelet and one
diamond ring; total value, $000. The
jewelry was seized.
GOV. IIIuTlN MISSISSIPPI.
KECF.IVICD MY THOl'SANUS
AND A HAND.
POWELL& SNIDER
H. REDWOOD & CO.
Hl.OOfcAcres-ll.OOO
-LOTS Of
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at 8 per cent.
Offices
24 & 1!6 Tatton Avenue. Second ;floor.
febudlv
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lytnon & Child),
OlDce No. i Legal Block
REAIESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TKICTLY A RROKERAGB BUSINESS.
Loans secure placed at 8 per cent.
"WSlROST
ARCHITECTS,
SliJL13CrrEI.
11,000 acres In one body.
Hard wood Timber.
Never cut over.
Unequalled In W. N. C.
Easy of access.
Title Guaranteed.
For sale, apply to
D. C. Waddell,
Asheville, N. C.
Already received and several lots of the
most desirable already gone. Naturally
I the handsomest go first, and any one in
search of them late in the season has a
"monkey and parrot" time of it.
2S ratton Avenue.
Next Y M C A build 'g.
novl d3m
P O Box 554.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Car
pets, &c.
7 AND 9 PATTON AVENUE.
this afternoon and told him he had been
directed to ask as to the truthfulness of
the reports that he is a candidate lor the
presidency. He replied:
01 coursetnere is no Inundation what
ever lor such reports. My answer to all
inquiries and kindly prollers oi help on
this subject has been constantly no; I
Have never nenro mat oec sing, ana u
music is not enchanting to me. Besides,"
added Mr. Clarkson, "I am not wanted
for the place and I have sense enough to
know it. Of course 1 am gratclul to the
good friends in various states who have
thought otherwise, but this is the truth.
ho is your preicrence tor therepub
ican nomination ?"
I have not taken sides in the matter,
and as chairman of the natiouid com
mittee I could not properly do so. I can
only sav that I hope the pnrk.y will exer
cise abundant caution and deliberation
in the choice, For it will give itselt vic
tory or defeat in makingthe nomination.
We need the man who will heal all re
publican divisions every where, who will
poll the full party vote, and draw
most strongly on the million fust voters
this venr. and most heavily draw Ironi
the democrats in New York and the
northern states, the men already hall
way in favor of republicanism, by being
in favor of reciprocity."
"How can the man be found ?
"Find the man most sure to heal and
unite and inspire the party in New York,
Indiana, Wisconsin and the other doubt
ful states, and the man who will draw
enough republican soldiers and enough
republican limners naeu irom tneaniance
to make Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Min
nesota, and Wisconsin surely republican,
and you will have louud the man. In
such a situation the view of the republi
cans ol sucll (loulittul yet necessary
states ought to be deferred to very
largely."
"Do you think there will be several
candidates balloted for?"
"It looks so. Alger, Cullotn, and
Blair arc proclaimed candidates. Man
dcrson is likely to be. There is a strong
undertone or popular movement toward
Uncle Jerry Rusk, and one of gathering
power for Gov. McKinley."
"Isn't it too earlv for McKinley, so
soon after the passage of his bill."
"No, there is nothing in that. The re
publican party is responsible for the bill,
and the author would only add honor to
it. McKinley is of the half dozen men
giyen to a nation in a century. He is
strong and splendid in every tiling mat
Americans most admire and he will be
orcsident some day. Old Uncle crry
Rusk, in whose lile there has been much
that touches in sympathy the millions of
American homes that are acquainted
with struggle and hardship, would make
a strong and popular candidate.
"But," said Mr. Clarkson, "the party
will do the right thing at Minneapolis.
Blaine could be nominated and could be
elected beyond all doubt it he would take
it, and he is our only certain sure winner.
President Harrison has added to the
glorv of the name of the country and the
party both. He lias grown steadily in
public estimation and m the last year
rapidly in party estimation. It is not
unlikely and indeed probable that he
may be chosen again. If the party is
left" free to make up its mind, and no
effott is made which will change the dig
nity of his oosition nor put him in the
light of scrambling forrcnoiiiination, the
final iudtmient at Minneapolis is most
likely to be in his favor. But he is show
ing his own breadth and political wis
dom in holding that the party should
meantime review the field completely,
discuss all available men frankly, and
then decide with something like unanim
ity of party opinion and ciesire. Such a
choice would mean the election ol the
candidate selected, himself or whoever it
should be."
Mr. Clnrkson's family hope to be able
to take him on Saturday in a special car
to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
A Very Ii .idatory Address of
Welcome A Brief Keplv Km
bod vitig; Denunciation of Hie
w H M.
Mi-.mniAN, Miss., March 15. Several
thousand people assembled here this
morning when the train bearing Senator
Hill and his party came into this city.
He was received bv music of bands and
the salute of musketry from the Missis
sippi Southerns, a military organization
of Meridian. Senator Hill was intro
duced by Capt. W. II. Hardy, chairman
the citizens' committee, as follows:
"I have the pleasure of introducing to
you the great democratic leader who
leads but to victory, and who never won
a victory but for the good of the people
BLAINE MAY COMIi !!SRIi.
CONTINIRS TO HAVK
POOR. HEALTH.
The Secretary IS Coining Soutu
aud It Slav lie Me Will Join His
KulutmiuNtic Friend Mr. Clark.
won lu Asheville.
Washington, March 12. There is
more or less mystery surrouuding the in
tentions of Secretary Blaine, and it is dif
ficult for his friends to understand just
what he proposes to do, and also w hat
W the true condition of his health.
A friend ol the Blaine family is author
ity lor the statement that the secretary
is in poorer health than is generally
known, and a few davs ago it was
thought desirable to secure the services
of a professional nurse. It is further
said that all the arrangements for a
trip south have been made, and in all
probability the Secretary may not re
turn to the state department again un
til net lid!.'' -' - :
He may go to Asheville or to Florida,
and it is even possible that he may go to
Cuba. His confidential secretary, Mr.
Dent, is now in Cuba, ami it is possible
that he went there to make necessary
arrangements for the coming of his chief.
It is probable Mr. Illainc will stay south
until the season at liar Harbor opens.
Everything about the state depanneut
points to a prolonged leave
on the part of the secretary.-Sun.
ol absence
New York
ONi: KOTTI.Si OF
Buncombe Samparilla
Wiil convince the most skeptical of its
real value. By its use you can saveyour
self from the suffering caused by the
eruptions and ulcerous sores through
which the system strives to rid itself of
corruptions. It purifies the', blood, giv
ing it renewed vitality and force.
Being an alterative it changes the ac
tion of the system, imparting fresh
strength and vigorous'health.
The concentrated power and curative
virtues of Buncombe Saraparilla render it
the most reliable blood purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe lor ptt
lieuts of all ages. Tor sale only at
GRANT'S 'PHARMACY.'
The general tendency of Buncombe
Sarsaparilla is laxative, but in a num
ber ol cases it is not enough so hence
we have had many demands for a good
vegetable pill.
BUNCOMlii; LIVER PILLS are mild,
yet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
. hey are especially valuable as after
dinner pills, and readily cure constipa
tion and costiveness, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre
pared and offer them with perfect confi
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happiest results.
Try them and ludge tor yourself. For
sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
AT Till'; HATTICKV IAKK.
All
I JENKS & JENKS,
St
A REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
i We have some very desirable timber prop-
& erties for sale at a low figure. We can show
j$ you full description at our office. One fine 1
f. Asbestos mine for sale, we can snow iu
' .nme sDeclraens from the mine and can take
-mi to the nrooertv if you desire. Furnished
$ and unfurnished houses to rent.
JENKS & JENKS,
NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE.
For your Supply of
i CHEWING AND SMOKING ARTICLES
GO TO THE
GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES.
He is preeminently the exponent of th
old democratic doctrine, that all polit
cal power is inherent in the people.
Hence there is in his political creed no
place for force bills, no countenance lor
the rule of plutocracy, but that the w b
of the people is the supreme law that
should guide and govern official conduct
of all men in public stations. Cheers.
"Today all eves are turned to Mr.
Hill as the great and wise leader
under whose banner the democratic hosts
of this country shall march to victory
next Novenber; and not only that, but
when the great victory shall be won it
will be a permanent one, to continue
year alter year, and term after term,
imtil this L'oveninient shall be fully res
tored to that gloriouscarccr begun under
our fathers, and so go onward and up
ward till it reaches that great destiny
which, in the providence of God, awaits
the brave, the virtuous ami me irec,
.Mississippi's guest, the Ion. David 11
Hill." (I'licrrsl
Senator Hill spoke briefly and forcibly
nn national political issues and wasloud-
Ivjchcercd. He denounced the force bill
ilnrl the billion dollar comircs. and said
the neoole would pronounce against the
republican party in the coming election
(Cheers. I
HIM- A CANDIDATE
Hut He IS Not a Self SccUlnir
One.
Mii-wai KV.K, Wis., March 15. Gen
Kdward S. Bragg, author of the famous
phrase, "We love him for the enemies he
has made,'' has been urging ex-President
Cleveland to make public an avowal of
is oosition in connection with the ap
nro.ieliinir democratic presidential coil'
.
vcntion.
Under date ol March 5 he wrote
letter to Mr. Cleveland from Fun Du Lac
containing the following paragraph
"I ask you to say to your party am
the people that vour name win nc pie
sentcd to the national democratic eon
mlidate for its nomina
tion to the presidency and that you will
accept tint nomination if the convention
shall mnite it."
Todav Mr. Bragg received an answer
ft nin the px-nr esiik-nt. which, alter giv
ing his conception of that great office
says:
"I speak of these things solely for the
purpose ol advising you mar. my concur
tion of the nature of the presidential of
fice and mv conviction that the voters o
our party should be tree in tne selection
nl t heir candidatL'S nice title I lie possiuil
itv of mv leatlinsr and pushing a se!
seeking canvass for the presidential nom
ination, even it 1 had a desire to be again
a candidate, ociieving mat u.
plcte supremacy of the democratic prin-
iles means increased national piunin-i-i
and the increased happiness of our
people."
bi.kpt tii.i. dkath.camk.
IiiU-rt htliiK llmluet of Nens
(ialliered at 'Mils Hotel.
A bowling party will be given at But
tery I'ark hotel tonight in the bowling
alley under the ball room. About
twenty couples will participate in the
oatcst, .",11 being young people who are
ow guests at the hotel. It will be a
ivel entertaiumei't and a new depart
re in the way of amusements at the
Batterv I'ark.
Hereafter there will be dances at the
ark every Tuesday .and Friday, uuiil
:c season is over. The music iscspe
a!lv good, and I'rof. Pearson litis
iroujht the band up to a standard ol
xccllcnce that cannot lie surpassed m
.shcville.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. S'larpless,
lso well known in Philadelphia society
mil business circles, are at the Battery
ark. Mr. Sham ess is a believer in the
limate and dirt of this splendid section
and is an old habitue of the I'ark. lie
is, by the way, one of the wittiest and
most popular men now in Asheville.
Gen. Clarkson, who lias been suncrmg
from rheumatism for some time, is much
better and will be out in a few days,
It is expected that Col. I rank Loxc
will arrive here the first ol next week
He will orobablv bring a party ol
prominent Philadelphia people with him
"SYRUP OP TAR AND WILD C1ILR
RY" as matuilactured at Grant's Phar
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use tor yoursell or your children -it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con
tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely
lannlcts. ror sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Years ago people regarded cold cream
md camphor ice as the ultimatums lor
.'happed hands and all similar skin trou
bles, many persons find that the applica
tion ot either of them aggravates their
trouble. To such "CAMl'llO-GLYCEK-lNL
COMPOUND" is aboou-itis a pos
itive cure for chapped hands, dialing,
sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress-
; alter shaving ilcontaius no mineral
or noxious ingredient, is elegantly pcr-
uineil, will not soil the most delicate
fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to
use on the most delicate skin and con
tains nothing greasy or sticky. For stile
only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
YaVa tooth wash aud powder are su
perior in quality, they cleanse and beau
tify the teeth, strengthen the gums and
impart fragrance to the breath. For
sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY'.
When he arrivesit isexpected that there
will be several coaching parties given to
the guests of Battery Park. Col. Coxe
is perhaps the best "whip" in the roiith,
and his coaching parties are always pleas
ant affairs.
Mr. Thomas MeKcan, accompanied
by Mrs. McKcnn, Miss Mckean and
Miss Churchman of Philadelphia ar
rived at the Battery I'ark last night.
They are well known society people oi
the Hunker City, and Mr.McKean is one
of tlie best known financiers in Pennsyl
vania. This party will remain here sometime.
There are now two hundred and twenty
guests at the Battery Park; and me
number ol engagements exceed tnac oi
any previous year. The indications are
that the hotel will be crowded lor
next two months.
the
c;oi.m:? i:ac;i.i:s.
THEY'RE HEHli
MODEL
4 17 Patton Avenue.
"1 The only Exclusive Cigar
Store in the City.
A BRILLIANT RING.
We are showing some of the daintiest nov
elties ever display: d in jewelry. It would be
easier to tell yon what we haven't got than
what we have. If you haven't seen our ele
gant trifles in gold nn 1 In silver, there Is a
treat awaiting you, and, whether you have
urchases In mind or not, you should not
miss them. It Is difficult to resist going into
details we are strongly tempted to describe
some of theexqnlrlti' products of Hie seuson's
art, some of which slrnv that Hie caprices of
fashion are apt to lie wonderfu l)' charming,
but you'll get a much better idea if jou voire
and look for yourself.
B. II. COSSiY,
JEWELER,
PATTON AVENUE.
Im devoting all of myelinic to study of
the ij'in and to the pccu'iarforinalioii of Hie
lenses. 1 warrant a. I spectacles t furnish to
Kiv-c tnt re sntfefnetinn in all enses, nnd en
suit tmy one on first examination ol tlit tves
E. WEXLER,
NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
STILL IN THE RING,
R. B, NOLAND & SO,
GROCEiRS,
No. at N. Main rttreii,
wish 10 announce the fact that tlie.v are
sole 0 gents for the Spartanburg steam baked
bread, the only first class br.nd to be found
in the city, and no table is complete a iihout
it. We get It fresh by espress every i'ny,
Don't forget that wc nrv wholesale and re.
tail dcnlers in potatoes, apples, onlous, and
all kinds ol country produce. Everything
kept that is usually found In a first class
grocery store.
That In, a Number of Tlieiui the
ReHt will (soon Come.
Asheville is rapidly filling up with
pleasure seekers. The hotels are having
longer lists of arrivals than they have had
for some time, and the number steadily
grows. The visitors have come at a
pood time, tor Asheville lias oecn enjoy
ing weeks and weeks of as fine weather
as sne nas ever expcrienccu.
Saturday was an unusually active day
in the city. It was a fine one, and it
seemed that every visitor had gone out
for either a walk or ride. The streets
were filled with wagons, carts and
horses, while on the sidewalks the pedes
trians i ost led anainst each other, so
creat was the crowd.
0 ...
There is evidence on every nana inui
it Asheville fully awake and that she is go.
ing to uttract and take care of more peo
pie this year than ever before.
Remarkable Case In a New York
HoMpital.
Nuw Yohk, March H. Another re
markable medical case has come to light
in Bcllevtie hospital. CharlcslKrautz, a
butcher's journeyman, nineteen years
SUPERIOR COl'RT.
and
A Defendant Acta Lawyer
Wins His Salt.
In the superior court yesterday after
noon the case of A. L. Melton vs. W. W,
Melton, for the recovery of possession of
land was taken up and tried. The de
fendant nppearcd without counsel or
witness, and a verdict was rendered in
liis favor. Judge Hoke complimented
the defendant on his conduct of the case
This morning in the case of Price,
Welch & Co. vs. Cushing & Chapman, a
nonsuit was entered.
The case of S. M. Carr and others vs,
W. M. Smith and others was then taken
up. This case involves the title to part
of the Richmond Hill property, and will
consume probably two davs. Cobb &
Mcrrimon appear for the plaintiffs, and
W. W. Jones and F. A. Sondley for the
defendants.
A Nest of Theiu Cauiclit In tlie
Smoky Mountains.
N. W. Fain, the taxidermist, today
showed to The Citizen a magnificent
male specimen of the golden eagle.
This one was caught in a trap in the
Smoky mountains, together with the
female and two of theiryoting.The eagles
had been killing hogs in the section in
which t hey were caught. 1 be male
measures 7 feet Irom tip to tip, while the
female measured 7 feet 1 1 inches. Three
ol the eagles have been stuffed and
mounted by Mr. Fain, and the fourth
will be treated in the same manner as
soon as Ins plumage nas grown one
Wh le Mr. Fain was exhibiting tlie ea;
an inquisitive dog put his nose in too
close nroximitv to the eagle's betik :mh1
was promptly scii.cd bv his eagleship.
There was a howl, a jerk and the dog
left for Biltmore.
The report current in certain quarters
that there was a move on loot to kill the
eagle, cut off his head and heels and pre
sent it to Uditor Furmati as a turkey,
lacks confirmation and perhaps inten
tion. But brother F. would do well to
scan his gifts closely these days.
:moni
aud
fo
then
live
died
Physicians orders promptly filled and
livered free of charge to any part of the
the city.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
jT i campbelu
DEAL Ell JN
REAL ESTATE
AM) AGENT FOli 111 E
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTROCTICN
a: id
'.IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
FOR RENT.
per
old, slept almost cmiti
davs mid live nights,
without .i wakening.
He walked into Chnmlur street I10:-
oital, saying that he felt sick and that
he had no friends or relatives in this
country. His symptoms looked like ty
phoid (ever, and he was translcrred to
Bellevue hospital. There as he was be
ing taken to his proper ward, he fell
asleep and stayed so until death.
"He was not sound nsieepaii tue tunc.
said Dr. Ilollistcr, who hadqliarge of the
case. "Wc could shake him a-vake,
and he would speak hall a sentence, yawn
and be asleep again. We could not get
the rest ot th sentence out 01 mm.
The autopsy showed that 11c.it li was
due to softening of the brain. Otherwise
Krantz was physically sound.
TO KIU'I-.AI. A HMIHinV.
One seven room house, modern itnpro
11. vm, uuat ul Hiicct ear one ts-'O
mouth.
furnished house just on enr line: all tnnil.
cm improvements, one block of court house
10 ruunis. iTice, JMao.
Kiirht-rooin ftirnistieil hfitmc Kl.nrt rii4..n..rt
of court house; modern improvements; first
class House and first class tenants wanted'
none others need apply. Price 35.00, '
Kour-rooin house, just at street car line.
Price $10.00 per mouth. None but respon
sible tenants wunted.
J. M. CAMPBELL.
Keal Kstate Dealer.
NOT HOPKI.H.HS,
nciuocrnllc House Cuts Dow 11 a
Republican Appropriation.
Washington, March 15 In the house
today Mr. F.nluc, of Tennessee, from the
committee on ;;ostoflices aud postroads,
reported a bill to repeal the mail sub
sidy net. It was placed upon the calen
dar and the minority was granted leave
to lile a minority report.
Mr. Savers, ol Texas, presented the
conference report on the urgent deli
.... , . 1 ...
eiencv bill and it was agreco 10. as
finally passed the bill appropriates
fjSWJ.Gl, being $4-1, i."J7 more than was
cairied by the bill as it passed the house
and $2:i,2 1-4. less than it carried as
passed bv the senate.
The house then went into committee
of the whole, Mr. Blount, of Georgia,
in the chair, on the free wool bill.
OUR SPRING STOCK
Senator Morrill's itaiiirer of Death
Not increased.
Washington, March lo. Senator
Morrill's condition this morning, so far
as any danger is concerned, is praclio'illy
unchanged. The congestion of the right
lung lnisdisappcnicd and pneumonia, has
taken its place. His attending physician
that the fact that the disease affec
ted only the right lung was very favor
able for the patient, but that, considering
l ire lit a riorlda Hotel.
Jacksonville, Fl.i., March 15. Fire
broke out at 1:30 this morning in the
Duval hotel, comer of Forsyth ai.d Ila
gan si reels. The hotel accomodates
about ore bundled guests. The clerk
says there were about seventy ill the
hotue, and as far as can be learned all
escaped.
icori:ia ceulrul Uecelvcrslilp.
Macon, Ga., March 15. At the licar-
theageof tlie man, pneumonia in ony tcrd ofthe npi)lication of Mrs,
shape was n . y serious matter. The . "'k ". .
senator still continues chcerliil and his Kowena Clarke for appointment of a re
spirits are as buoyant as ever, so tliat
his physician does not regard his case as
altogether hopeless.
Noiivly all the old
stock closed out and
tlie new goods coni
inff in. I have the
best find newest lines
1 have ever had in
China, Glass, Cut
lery and Silverware.
cciver for the Central railroad, the hear
ing ol the case wus postponed to March
24.
J. II. LAW.
57 aud 59 South Main Streef .