ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 7, 1802.
THE BANK BOYS DO EM UP
VEHTEROAV'S GAME OF HASH
HALL.
The Canary Birds ut Darby In
the Box After Sniltn in Batted
Oat, Bat They Couldn't Caleb
I'p- Darb) ' Home Run.
The match game of baseball between
the bank clerks aud filestore clerks eamc
oft yesterday, and tlio bankers' paper
today is worth the difference between
twenty-three and sixteen. The usual
delay in starting the game had occurred
when the umpire called "play ball," and
it was the same old wait lor cars to ct
back home in, with a few added whiskers.
The knowledge that thes.' trilling items
were on the program was the cause of
the slim gate receipts.
The game after the second inning was
a good one and material was developed
for the Buncombe nine that is to sweep
the South next season.
The real, live interes t began with the
first half; the Canary Ilircls went to bat
and by lively play promised their root
ers victory. Dorse tt put the side out
with the prettiest catch from Cummings'
fly vet seen in left field.
The Reds closed the innin ; one run be
hind their opponents, but thev were on
to Smith's delivery and that was glorv
enough.
The Canaries repeated their wore in
the second by mull's at first and short
and Gus Smith's strike out. Xeelv made
a great lilt to center and ran for a three
bagger but when Xeely got to third he
wasn't in it.
Now the rapping began, and Hashes ot
red over t'e plate nine times w ithout a
break dizzied the crowd. The yellows
were unhappy, aud their adherents
turned down their colors; the reds were
jubilant and their friends wild; the bases
were full and as thev overflowed the um
pire got mixed and then, oh, such a kick!
Henry Pcnland declared above the din
that the fever had again set in and
nothing short of another game of Wc Tns
and You Tns would ever quiet him.
l-'accs were shut up finally and the sec
ond half closed 12 to 8 for the bankers.
The third was round O's for both
teams. The vellow boys put Darby in
the box and it made "their grief more
sorrowful to think thev hadn't done it
before.
The features of the fourl li were a t lircc
oagger by Darby and an error in fielding
it which gave him a clean run, and a tine
fly to center by Kankin.
Dcnnison put up a schcmeltt on the
"other clerks" in the fifth, but it proved
a boomerang, as the vellowsadded three
to their score aud shut out the bankers
without a base.
The sixth had bright skies for the Ca
naries and thev sang loiullv. The grand
stand became quiet and ('.us Reynolds
put on an extra yardof old gold bunting.
The Reds kicked on the lighti.ing at
tachment of the twirling D.i'rbv, but it
was no good, and thev buckled down
to win anyhow, making the score can's
show them two runs ahead when the in
ning closed.
Everybody had to show their colors
now. The tension was snappy and side
out on strikes bv the Yellows didn't im
prove their chances, while the Reds saw
the hole and got through t'i'iir times.
The eighth saw the Canary Hirds lug
ging off their third goose egg nnd the
boys who do the "figgering" ended the
first game of the series with a single run.
J. S. Grant and Jim Young were the
umpires anil they 'received the honors
usually given.
The line of travel home was a bright
red, an unusually bright red, so red that
it dimmed the ardor of old "Thump-thc-Track."
The score was :
IIANKKKn
1 '.' 3 -4- r, il 7 8
1 1.11 o 1 1
o 1-1111
1 1-1
0 1-1 o o 0
t 1 O 0 1
0 1-0 O O 0
- 1 O O 0
- 10010
- l-o o -- o io
CANAKV 1I1KH9.
1 0 0- 1 1 0
1 1 O 1
1 1 I 1 0
1 t -- II 0 0
Mel.oud, lb
I'enison, c
Rankin, p
Medlin,
Dursctt, I. f.
Alexander, e. f.
Brook. 3b
Merrimon, ss...
M alloy, r, f
Smith, F., p....
Bairtl. A., c
I tarbv, p
Baird, J.. 3b....
Sevier lb
Redwood, as...
Smith. (., r f.
dimming!, 1 f.
Neely, 8b
.0 II
.. o
..- 0 0
O O O
-110
- o ii o
1 3 4, f. ii 7
Bankers 3 l'J 0 10 2 -V
Canary Birds... 4 4 0 13 4-0
bkthi;i. i.i:a;i i:
1 L'3
010
Enjoyable Entertainment I.aHt
Evening.
The entertainment given bv the Hethel
Epworth League last evening was an en
joyable occasion. The audience was
large, and the songs, recitations and so
los, with organ and guitar accompani
ments, were well rendered. After these
exercises, and an appropriate talk by
Fitch Taylor, refreshments were served.
The League of thischurchis grow ing in
interest and usefulness every day.
The officers for the incoming quarter
are: W. L. Walker, president; J. H.
Hampton, first vice-president; Miss Ora
Justus, second vice-president; Miss
Ella Morgan, third vice-president; Miss
Eva Morgan, treasurer; L. Ii. Alexander,
secretary.
THE GREAT FIGHT.
Aanevltle's Sports Generally l av
or Sullivan.
There is a great deal of interest among
Asheville's sporting fraternity in the Sul-livan-Corbett
fight which comes off at
New Orleans tonight. Manager Peebles'
club will hear the result ot each round in
detail at the Western Union office here,
as soon as the round is finished. There
is some betting on the fight, with Sul
livan as the favorite. One wager was
made yesterday with odds 2 to 1 in Sul
livan's favor. Another bet was even
money that Sullivan would best Corbett
in fifteen rounds.
THE LAST SHIPMENT.
Aahevllle Blioe Company
Re-
moved lo ElUabethton.
The last shipment of machinery of the
Asheville Shoe company toEIizabethton,
Tenn., was made yesterday. John Y.
Jordan, president and general manager
of tbe company, leaves Asheville tomor
row morning for his new field of opera
tions, where the company will start up
as soon as the machinery can be put in
place. Asheville regrets the removal ot
this establishment, and the many friends
ot the enereetic yonm? manager regret
to see him leave Asneviue.
WItu a Walking Slick.
L. A. Farinbolt and George Cook be
came engaged in a wordy altercation
this morning in front of JPorter's store
on Patton avenue, which ended in Far
inholt striking Cook over the head with
walking stick. The blow brought
blood. Cook's wound, which was
light, was dressed in Raysor & Smith's
drug store The men had a hearing be
fore Recorder Miller this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
AROUND TOWN.
Washington, Sept. T.T'urcea t till
S p. m. ThursiiavcontinucJ cool, fair
weather, except shower.
C. V.
ness.
Ilcnkel of Lenoir is here on busi'
John A. Webb of Atlanta. Ga., is here
today.
Louis P. Hassard of Nashvil'e, Tenn.,
is at the Grand Central.
At Grant's pharmacy at 2 p. m. today
the thermometer registered 71' .
Next Thursday week, September lo,
will be Stevenson Day in Asheville.
Greenville, S. C, News: C. C. Mcln
tyre, now of Asheville, is in the city.
The lielmont Orchestra benefit ball oc
curs at Assembly hall tomorrow evening
The Asheville Normal and Collegiate
institute opens its first session ou Thurs
day, the loth.
Internal revenue collections tur the
Filth North Carolina district yesterday
were $;i,sos.:to.
A drunk and one tight occupied Re
corder Miller's attention this morning.
The tines were !?S.
Misses Addie and Kimiia Little and A.
J. Little of Little's Kiver, N. C, arc at
the Swannauoa.
An important meeting of the National
Tnion will be held in Milliard hall this
evening at S o'clock.
The improvements on the building on
Pulton avenue to he occupied bv J. H.
Law arc nearly completed.
A large crowd of Asheville ieop!c went
to llendersouville today to witness the
LUmcombe-lIcnderson ball game.
The committee on I en. Stevenson's re
ception will have an important meeting
this afternoon in Hon. II. A. Gudger's ol
ficc at li o'clock.
The Aborn Opera company has written
Managei Sawyer, of the Grand, askine
dates for the week of January i, and will
probably be booked.
Uev. Henry A. Westall, of Jersey Cilv.
X. ., who has been ill in this citv at the
residence of his father, Maj. T. C. Westall,
has returned to h'S home.
The Asheville councils of Junior tinier
I'nited American Mechanics will place
tlags ou each of the four public school
buildings in Asheville on October -1,
Columbus (lav.
U. Cotlin, 14- North Court Square, has
some handsome Cleveland badges for
sale. They would be especially appro
priatv for Iieinocrats to wear wild-.' Gen.
Stevenson is in Asheville.
Kobt. V. Miller, an old Asheville bo,
but now gencial secretary of the Salis
bury Young Men's Christian associa
tion, came up to Asheville yesterday,
and will spend several weeks here.
Sam L. Adams ol Durham, w ho repre
sents the Washington Life Insurance
company, is in Asheville, stopping at the
Swanti.'.noa. Mr. Adams comes here to
recuperate from an attack of malaria.
Street Superintendent Henderson's
lorcc began the work of grading
the sidewalk on Haywood street near
Patton avenue this morning, As soon
as this work is completed the putting
down of a concrete sidewalk will begin.
THE I.Vti:i'JI.
Judge llacon'H Addresn on Itus-
tsla I.aHt Evening-
The Lyceum was called to order at S
o'clock to the minute last evening. Hon
tine business was transacted, at the con
clusion of which Judge John Ii. lineon
delivered his address on "Russia. " fudge
Ilacon corrected many false impressions
in the minds of Americans, showing that
the Russian government had always
been patriarchal, never feudal. "I obey"
ran through every man from the C.ir
down, as the ruling principle. This, he
said, makes Russia such a power in war.
In failure as in success, she constantly ex
tends her empire audit may conic to pass
that she w'll one day cover Uurope and
Africa, as Democratic institutions may
the Americas.
The light in the hall was poor, mak
ing it impossible tor tl e Judge to read
his paper as he had expected, so leav
ing it he made his talk all too short.
Maj. W. II. Malone said we had been
taught to know the "other fellow" bet
ter and made a good talk on that line.
I. I). Murphy asked Judge liacon as to
the Greek church and the ersecution of
the Jews. Paving a compliment to the
Jews as to ability, Judge Hacon replied
tnat lie could not say what reason lay
at the bottom of this persecution, lie
thought America's toleration ideas best.
Col. L. M. Hatch believed the Chinese
would be felt before Russia would take
all Asia, and gave his reason for so
thinking. All China needs, he said, is a
military leader.
A number of ladies attended the meet
ing.
On next Tuesday evening Dr. G. IT.
Mayer will address the society on "Cap
ital Punishment."
JOINT SI'KAKIM;.
Locke craljt and Lou. Well to
Address tbe People
Locke Crnig and Lon. N. Wells, Demo
cratic and Republican electors for the
Ninth Congressional district, will ad
dress the people at the following times
and places, speaking to begin at 11 a m.:
Hot Springs, Friday, September 16.
Marshall, Saturday, September 17.
Mars Hill, Tuesday, September I'll.
Cane River, Wednesday, September21.
Ilurnsvillc, Thursday, September 22.
Big Ivy, Friday, September 23.
Marion, Saturday, September 2 1.
Dvsartsville, Monday, September 21).
Rutherford ton, Tuesday, September 27.
Old Fort, Thursday, September 2'J.
DAVIS AND CAMPBELL,.
Senatorial CandldatenNouiliiatecI
Today.
In the Democratic Senatorial conven
tion held in the court house this after
noon, J. S. Davis of Haywood county,
and John M. Campbell of buncombe
county, were nominated by acclama
tion to represent the Thirty-third dis
trict in the State Senate.
Falrvlew Council InNlltaicd.
Geo, H. Burnham, deputy national
councilor lor North Carolina of the Jr. 0.
L. A. M., went to Fairview last night,
where he instituted Fairview council No.
11. The council started out with eighteen
members. A number of Asheville Jun
iors accompanied Mr. Burnham.
License to Wed.
Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
B. P. Addison of Boston, Mass.. and
Catherine Haywood of Charleston, S.
C; colored.
To Advertisers.
T(- insure change of advertisements
running on regular contract, copy must
dc nasara in ov v o cues, a. m.
EASY ARITHMETIC.
WWW'
Teach ".-Now,
three yards of Uh
what wot; Id "
Tea-toy -Taim- S ..
A I.ETTEK 1'ltOlI Itl.AINK.
He sees Tliree Imsiii h in (lie rns
cut Camimlun.
Air.i M'.v, Maine, Scot. 7. A letter
from lion. James G. lilainc to Chairman
Maulcv, ot the Republican Mate com
mittee, is made public. It is intended to
lie Ulaiue's contribution to the cam
paign. Plaint urges Repiiblicaustosteadtastlv
press three issues upon the people. Thev
arc: the taritl'ipicstioii and he gives un
hesitating support to the McKinlev act;
the reciprocity question, which he
strongly advocates, and the third, oppo
sion to the Democratic plank proposing
to make State banks of issue.
Mkl iU UllocUftl Oil'.
Ni-.w Om i:s-, Sept. 7. Th'.' crowd In
attendance at the light List night was
not large. Neguies were ailruittcd to
Dai t of the hall, i d,!s were three to one
against Skclley. The colored champion,
Dixon, Wiiii in eight rounds.
The last i i Ik Radiators is here. Cor
bett. the C.'iloi niati, arrived ves'. ciil,,v
and was given a warm welcome. If su
perb condition and supreme confidence
win, Corbet t would have a walkover.
President Campbell of the Southern
Athletic club and a commune met the
Corbett party A huge crowd gathered
and cheered Sullivau' opponent.
UitnU 1 Ion d.
Mii'Hi.l-:siioi;o, Ky. Sept. 7. The Piis!
National Bank of tins city was closed
yesterday bv Assistant Comptroller Mc
knight. There is a shortage of perhaps
$1 l.lioti; this will be made good at once.
itcat atii'Y ll.mliN.
Hau ri oui1. Conn , S-.pt. U Ilicyclicist
Xinimerinaii went hoi a mile today in
l.ol -l-o. lieatiiig all b
that of Nam'v Hanks.
a ds and
c.wt; THEM .lll.U'.
4x
-4
v
"Mi"1 mamma s-iys v
you 'cause yo i h nv t'a
"Ah, go op! 'Tain't
to Sammv Giblw dav
can't play
with
lanmpj,"
so, IVr I give 'cm
atom vistodv."
1 lie iiotlom In out.
Sl6. The Tyler Desk Co. of St. Louis.
Mo., have past issued tluir Mammoth
Dck aud Hank Counter catalogue for
lS'.l'i, showing neiv goods, new styles
with a cut of nearly lii'tv per cent below-
all former lists. A Standard oak roll-
curtain desk for $1(5, should sati-fv every
one that they mean just what theysav.
Catalogues lice. Postage 1 2 cents"
After today the diir.unv will run hour
trips instead of half hour as heretol'nre.
the speed will be reduced to 7' . miles an
hour, taking 20 minutes to run-'1.- mil 's,
and remaining In or 1 "i niinu'.is on t he
mountain.
Schedule as follows: morning, leave
city terminus at P OS, In OS. 1 1 us and
12. OS. Afternoon, 2 0.n,:5.iis. 1- iw, OS
and I5.0S. Last ear leave mountain at
(5:;!i).
K K Ticket llroker, Mtinli-r ol
Alilrrlcim Ticket llrok.-r i..i-i
lion. Clarke, tirnnd C nlri,l Motel
Index to New Ad vi-rti-tonieii ih.
PAliuiis E. Coffin.
N'dtich N. A. Ki-yn.ilils.
Wati;d l.S stnrneii Avemie.
T. c. Smith t Co.-lirnKKtkts.
I'iiikw onn. i;tc C. K. MikmIv.
I-'.m.l Neckwi-aK K. I-;. Miuhtil
"GROVER, GROVER, FOUR LEAF CLOVER"
HAIX'.BS. Pronounced by Mr L'lrrctnnd to
be the most hanrisomt' out. I'uparc to
welcome r.cn. Stcvcnsein bv linvinf nm- For
sale bv u. cni'l'IN.
Bcpt7:U 11 North Couit Sipmre.
NOTICE The Nutionnl I'ntnn will liulil
in re'cular mectinii in Hilluinl Iiuiid nn
tonu-ht (Sept. 7.1 I mportnnt business. All
members should be present.
N A. Ki;VNOI.t.s.
M't7lt I'rt.sidcnt.
WAMItn I ron, the nthoi this month,
boardt rs fur th-c double rooms Two
of the rooms are couotiunicatiuK. Applv at
No. 15 Slurries avenue, hulf Bquiire from
North Maia street. cnt7d;it
Oh, How My Head Aches
To tli oho who have ovpi1
sufferpd with a sick or nor-
vou8 headache, or subject to
neuralgia, and have never
tried the grea t specific,
ANTICEPHALALGINE,
We extend an invitation to
call nt our soda counter
when suffering, and ask for
a dose FREE. This is one
of the beat remedies of the
age; has no bad after effects,
25 and 50ts. per bottle.
Wholesale agents
miiiv. 'f V v.i '..id
'i riv? r.re
I RAYSOR & SMITH
mmii... ...... -
UUWN IHtT GUfilE
BIG DISCOUNT ON
China
A Nil
JilJKiU
Diallings,
REFRIGERATORS AfiO ICE CHESTS
AT
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
FURNITURE ANO CARPET STORE,
16 I'itttun Avciiuc,Aslicvillc, N. t,.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main and Eagle Streets,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
We sell line ready mud" clothing Mini gents' underwear.
Our stock is always large berause often replenished with
In test novelties. Longer experience in handling fine men's
wear, of all kinds, gives us superior advantages over all
competitors. We have the right stock for the most fas
tidious dressers Everything we sell is warranted first
class in niiiuufacturi; and fit. Our prices are legitimate
and low. We carry sizes that cannot be had elsewhere
We make clothing to order on short notice as perfect as
any in the world. We invite orders from clothing dealers
for sizes they can't get elsewhere.
In hats we carry Dunlap and other leading make's.
In shirts we claim the best in the known world,
the "Manhattan." Everything that is required in
a first class men's and boys' outfitting establishment can
be had of us in eame grades as in the most, pretentious
houses in any state.
THE WHITLOC
Telephone Xo. 10S.
blair k Mcdowell,
UNDERTAKERS AUD FURNITURE DEALERS.
CALL AND SEE OUll STOCK.
No. 45 Patton Avenue, Aslievilie, N. C.
OPPOSl It! CHl'Ht JI KTRIii T,
DAY CALL NO. 75 TELEPHONE NIGHT CALL NO. 65.
C. HL Moody
CVIV SUPIM YOU WITH
FI11K WOOD !rnll:;;,SPUT ANY S,Z: KIiA"v
Kindlings aud Charcoal.
COKE KM OK H ;
Mnip, I'ovthind nnti Louisvillo Comont mid I'ln.sti-r, Ai
t Hit-in I Stone Tile and Concrete Works.
Fancy Brick and Mortar Color.
Agent for King's Windsor Asbestos Cement. Dry Mor
tar n ml Know ilh Sewer ripe Works.
ii A) -axi. fi:i:d
tlllnc No. ao Patton Avenue I Yard and Warehouse near lienor,
Telephone 10. I Telephone 73.
OTIS A.
Isuow remlj tu sell beautiful building lots
"ESTII VKN. Thene pncea nre lower
payment ure easy.
The street cars take you to these Raruoth lots for a lure of Hve cents. At the terminus
on Lookout Mountain will be built "CAVALIIiR CASTLII," and then the prices .:f lots
will advance greatly.
Resthuven is one mile from Uiltiuore and three miles from Asheville To interest you,
the first I wenty lots selected can be had at $70 each-your own choice. Call at
No. ii Patton Avenue,
OVER MIMNAICU'S STORE.
GRAIN AND FEED STORE
07 TVortli 31ain JSiroel.
We e.rr, the largest, freshest and best stock of Peed ta Wester. North Carolina. No
damaged, ma.ty, r.t-eaUn stock emulate., We keep it moTlng. coming and going.
Our warehouse, on North Main and Water street,, together with .torage house o.
track, Kire all advantages la handling both in and out of the dty. Price, and quality
guaranteed.
I
Respectfully,
C. S. COOPER.
Telephone No 67,
X
t v.
-i
CLOTHING HOUSE.
MILLER
in the quiet auljurba of Atlieviltc RAMOTU
than anybody elue can offer and the terms of
M
DO YOU WANT
If you do here are some Interesting Prices, on GENUINE JELLiCO
and Finest Quality of ANTHRACITE Coal.
Genuine JKIXICO
lioimstic
I,tiin
Nut,
car lots $4.50 " "
Host A.TIIRACITK.l;cSlStovei.rL'hc5tiiut,carIot$$8.-lO
" " " single tons $S.6"i " "
AM. COAL CLIiAN AND l-RI-U FKOM DUST AND DIRT.
Quality and Weights Guaranteed.
ABOVE LOW IRICK? ARK FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
SPKCIAL I'SICKS FOK CAR LOTS ON TRACK.
ASHEVILLE ICE AND GOAL COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Telephone Noa. 36. No. 30 Patton Ac.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN ANO 7 AND 71-2 C0I1EBE STS.
Keep in hUk "Mount Vernon," "Canadian Club." anil old linker li:e Wh.skics. The l.ei
Wines, 111 nndio, lleer, Ale nnd Stout for family ue. All g.u-iN delivered tree. Ale and
Porter ou draught, lintersnee No. Ill North Mum ud 7V-j CNI(X- streets. Telephone
No. isa.
I". Sv: On uml nlur Mjy nth I will nd
dcliled to me if no! settled liy lint time.
Frank O'Donnell
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA 8ALOON.
WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW.
IF YOU ARK GOIXG TO BUILD
-IIAVli
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS AND FRAMES
-MADU BV
JONES &
Ollltt iniUISliops, Old Dcput.
THE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES
IN
HEADY .MADE CLOTHING
For Men and Boys.
FALL OVERCOATS $7.50 TO $ 23.
MISN8' fSUI TS $6.75 TO $s.
V'o 'imranteo evtr,j thing- that we sell.
Money refunded to dissatisfied purfhaners.
E. B. 1JAHNUM iVO,,
No. 8 Court Square,
OUR
COMMENCES
MONDAY.
All Summer Goods Must Go at Some Price.
MIMNAUGH'S
IS'THE PLACE TO DO THE BALANCE OF YODlt
SUMMER SHOPPING.
Our prices are as dilapidated as the avenue
at present Look to your interest and
visit our store early and often
the coming week.
MIMNAUGH,
No. xi Patton Ave. Asheville, N. CL
TO BDY COAL?
-
single toils $.(X)
per ton dclivcrrtl.
sinlrire-.l ol ac.onfili l,;
muil to pitrttes in.
Heson-ituiiv
VOl'll-
WIIISNANT,
ASHKV1LLK, N. C.
Asheville, N. C.
SALE
hYllle, N. C.