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nTJ ;;r.yWiT:l3vm!jW t4IPtjj.Tg-W'.lJqi.,''TC Asheville Oaily Citizen VOLUME VIII. NO. 297. ASHEVILLE, 1ST. C, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS. J I Graham, Ginger, Lemon Yanilla and Orange YOUR OPPORTUNITY We offer special bar gains in California Canned Pears, Apri cots, Peaches, Cher- Grapes, ries, Plums, Green Plums. Gage KROGER. REAL ESTATE. W. . GWTN. W. W. WBSt Gwyn & West, Successors te Walter B. Gwjrn ) ESTABLISHED .1881 ' REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. t.oanii Sccu rclv Placed st . Cent. Notary Public, Commissioner of lierd. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHEAST COURT SQUARE. Fine -crackrrs MER :.: COMFORT THE WARD CONVENTIONS HEETINO I.A8T OP DKJIOCRAT8 EVENINti. RBCBPTION FLAKES CREAM PLAKE8, C CRBAM BISCUIT, LUNCH BISCUIT. )ICB CRBAM CAK.BR. SPRUIT CRACKERS. JMOLA88BS COOKIES, (APRICOT TART. AC ALL FRESH & BEST GRADE. V. X. C3ooieir, North Court Square, Cor. Mala Street. We are preparing to thoroughly introduce to the people of our eity the great adrut K of a gasoline store. For tea years or more they hare been a source of comfort to the people Bast and West, and to once see them in use we know will costIbcc yon of their great blessing to the housewife. Just let us see: A dinner can be cooked by the mistress In a white dresa and with the least possible labor. There is neither coal, wood nor kindling, smoke nor loot. Beat of all there is no dust nor ashes. With a vapor store the kitchen becomes one of cleanest coolest and moat delightful rooms in the house No danger, no trouble to start burner. Space forbids farther details of its qualities. Call and see it in operation. Can be found only at our store. THRASH'S - CRYSTAL - PALACE. LOW PRICES. China, Glaaa and Hone Goods, Ace, &c. D. D. Suttle 12. Baird. V. V. Low. W ABVISOB. A. Webb Westall CORTLAND BROS., deal FCatate Brokers And Investment. Assents NOTARY PVBLIC. Lou securely placed at 8 per cent. Office at 3S Pattoa Avenue. Second febBalv BON MARCHE Just Received, a Large Sample Line of Ladies' SPRING - CAPES. FROM A LARGE MANUFACTUR ER . ALL NEWEST COI.ORM AND THE LATEST eTV.-; A T EXTRAORDINARY LOW FR I CES. IT WOULD BE WELL. TO CAL.L. EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION BEFORE THE STOCK IS PICKEJO OYER WE STILL CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR FINE LINE! OF DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS. tilNOHAMS. FERCBLES, ETC:. NEW ART EMBROIDERY MATERIAL. BOIST MARCHEI 37 Sonto main Sireet. ASK FOR 6r NewYo r k, FINE CANDIES. IN SEALED PACKAGES OBELISK - FLOUR. For Aldermen In the Four Wards D. D. Sattle. EC. Baird, W. "V. Low nnd w. ft.. Walker are uit gealed la Saturdav's Prlmarv. ALPBBUAN. FIRST WARD. Chas, SECOND WARD. J. M THIRD WARD. C. C. McCartv FOURTH WARD. L. Walker. W. H. Owyn A LDfiRMBN 'AT-LARGE. First w-ird W.J. Hough, J. M. West all. Second ward No selection. Third ward No selection. Fourth ward W. I. Hough, Tbos. 1). Johnston. .... ADVISORS-AT-LARGE. First ward No selection. Second ward W. W. West, K. L. Fitz- pa trick. Third Gwyn. Fourth ward II. Redwood, J. M. Green. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. First ward, D. M. Luther, H. C. Jones, E. H. Wright; Second ward, J. H. Tucker, H. C. Fagg, V. F. Randolph; Third ward, Geo. S. Powell, C. C Mc Cnrty, E. L. Henry; I-urth waul. J. H. Carter, J. M. GuJ-er. jr., G. A. Mebane. ward A. IJ- Cooper. W. li . WE HAVE The ward conventions are over. They were held last evening and, while not fully attended by any means, brought out a crowd sufficiently large to make things interesting. To the result.it is said. Mayor Blanton is reconcilea. v line not a canaiante himself, in any sense, he has said all rflong that he had a keen interest in the Alder- THE OF POWELL & SNIDER rfi be s c c tr. o CO M O ;Soor. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. Furnished and Unfurnished Honaes. OPPICB ROOMS. Umm sccsrrly placed at Rieht per cent. ESTABLISH BP US1. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. Old, reliable, large dividends. Accident In surancs. Annual policies and day tickets. A. RANKIN, Agent, So South Mala Street. S doom below city ticket office, city. aprllldSm - - - C P. 38 South Main St., mch7 AT RAY'S - - - Asheville. M. C. FITZPATRICK BROS., Contractors mn Dealers to Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies, WALL PAPER. S3 Nuith Main Sthit, Abbbvii.i.s. N. C. TBLBPROSB NO 12. BUY THE BEST ALWAYS ! AT CLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICES OF COURSE. The Gate City Filter is the best made. A natural stone filter is the only safe one It is safe to have one now. A Russel Carver or Cook Knife will make life more happy. They are always sharp. My line of Table Cutlery and Solid Silver and Plated Spoons and Forks is better than ever before, and there are some special patterns I am closing out at a sacrifice. In Crockery and Glassware, new patterns. New ca&h prices all the way through. .T. 3HLV Xj."W, 35 and 37 Fattora Avenue, Asheville, N. C n K 3 I D. it e k T M n v o o C o o o o Q W 8 ? : S '0 s g a at o OS Q y. m t a n 03 O K o (5 o J u tn o o o CJ a HEIN1TSH d REAGAN, DRTJO-OISTS, Church St. and Paiton Ave. PROMPT ATTENTION. ACCURATE DISPENSING. MANUFACTURERS OFKOUMYS Soda Fountain Open allVmr SOLE AGENTS FOR ASHEVILLE. RECEIVED DIRECT FROM FACTORY. EACH PACKAGE IS STAMPED. HEIN1TSH & REAGAN. men. The nominations, it is believed in man v quarters, partiallv fixes the "slat e" for the city offices, if the ticket nomi nated is chosen at next Saturday's pri marv. This slate, ir is Relieved, will . as follows: City ;ittornev. T. H. Co'.b; tax collector, N. A. Re noMs; chief ot police, T. W. Triplctt. Flrai 'Ward. , (tuiile. The Democratic vote in the First ward is not a very lir;e one, consequently the attendance in the court house wus rather small. The two candidates for Alderman, D. D. Suttle and Chas. A. Webb, were there. The convention or ganized by electing .V. T. Pcnniman chairman and E. H. Wright secretary. When nominations werecllel, H. A. Gudger said he had to propose for First ward Alderman the name of a young man of considerable experience, of intel ligence and integrity, and a character that was blameless. He referred to Chas. A. Webb. esq. Maj. John Erwin nominated D. D. Suttle, and there being no other nomi nations the vote was taken. While this was being done ther? was considerable talk as to whether the recommendations of the convention w ould befinal. V V. Tones, esq., said he didn't consider the convention as final, and would go to the primary and vote for another candidate than the one chosen if he so desired. The vote was then counted, and Mr. Suttle was tound to have received 35 votes, while Mr. Webb had 12. For the office of Aldermen-at-large the convention's 47 votes were cast for W.J. Hough and J. M. Westall. Chas. A. Webb was nominated Ad visor for the First ward, and W. W. Jones said that he might want, when he came to the primary, to vote for Mr. Webb for Alderman and Mr. Suttle for A 1 visor, and would do so if he cared to. The naming of two Advisors for the city at large was left to the Democratic and Republican executive committees. as tbe convention thought it advisable to ha ve a Republican representation on the Advisory committee. For members of the executive commit tee the ward chose I). M. Luther, II. C. Jones and E. H. Wright. Mr. Suttle was called on and made a short speech. Mr. Webb was also called on but had left the room and was not found in time to speak. H. A. Gudger talked a little while, expressing a wish to see confidence restored in the city and a regular Democratic Waterloo at the coming election. Hecoiid 'Ward. Kllslin llalrd. In the Second ward convention J. D. Murphy, esq., was made chairman and W. F. Randolph secretary. J. E. Rankin, W. A. Blair and K. J. Stokeley were appointed a committee to suggest three names of an executive committee for the ward and they re ported J H. Tucker, H C. Fagg and W. F. Randolph. I. E. Rankin, I. M. Westall and Judge H. B. Carter were nominated for the position of ward member of the Advis ory committee. Mr. Rankin and Judge Carter declined and Mr. West all's nomi nation was made by acclamation. For two members of Advisory com mittee at large Messrs. C. E. Graham, W. W. Barnard. W. W. West. R. L,. Fitz pa trick and I. E. Lickerson were named. Mr. Graham and Mr. Barnard declined and the vote resulted. West. 68; Fitz patrick. 57, and Dickeraon, 39. The nominations for Alderman were E. Baird. W. F. Randolph, W. B. Wil liamson. J. E. Rankin. D. C. Wnddell. Dr. G. W. Purefoy and C. E. Graham. The names of all but the two first were with drawn and the ballot stood Randolph 38. Tblrd Ward, W. V. The Third ward convention was or ganized by electing T. R. Ransom chair man and tbe members nt tbe press pres ent secretaries. The first business was the selection of three members of the Democratic execu tive committee for the ward. G. S. Pow ell, C. C. McCarty and E. L. Henry were chosen. The selection of a nominee for Alder man was tbe next business. W. V. Low, A. D. Cooper, J. U. Cole and V. T. Belote weic put in nomination. The vote was by ballot. One hundred votes were cast as follows: W. V. Low, 57; A. D. Cooper. 34.; f. B. Cole. 6; V. T. Belote, 1; scattering. 2. W. V. Low was declared the nominee. As Advisor tor the Third ward. C. C. bell were put in nomination. Tbe vote was by ballot. Eighty-six votes were east as follows: C. C. McCarty, 44; A. D. Cooper. 37; C. H. Campbell, 4; scat tering. 1. A. D. Cooper and W. B. Gwyn were recommended as Advisors-at-large by acclamation. Fourth Ward. W. L Walker. The Fourth ward convention was organized by the selection of W, B. Gwyn chairman and T. V. Terrell secre tary. W. L. Walker, W. B. Gwyn and W. F. Snider were placed in nomination for Al dermen. W. L. Walker was selected, having received 73 out of 85 votes. ; For Advisor, W.B. Gwyn was nomi nated by acclamation. W. J. HouKh and Thos. D. Johnston were nominated for position of Alder ma n-at-large. K. 5tikeleather, J. M. lireen, 11. Ked wood. B. H. Cosby, I. M. Gudger, W. F. Snider and T. V. Terrell were nomi nated as Advisors-at-large. Messrs. Redwood and Green received the highest vote and were declared tbe convention's choice. As members of the en.icutive emmit tee J. M . Gudger, jr., J. H. Carter and Dr. G. A. Mebane were selected. The Aldermen Named. D. D. Suttle, the choice of the First wnrd, has been a resident of Asheville lor several years, but is a native of Cleve land county. He lis the proprietor of of Suttle's mineral spring, just east of Boa uinont. Elisha Baird, who was named in the Second ward, is a Buncombe man, a Iprge property owner, and at present a member ol the Brard of Aldermen. W. V. Lew, tbe choice of tre T 'ird ward, is comparatively a young man, and although not a native of Asheville has lived here a number of years. He holds the position of foreman of motive power of the Western North Carolina railroad. W. L. Wnlker.the Fourth"ward's choice, is a voting man nnd came here from Durham a few years ago. He is a tobacco buyer on the Asheville market. Mr. Cooper Reclines While I appreciate the confidence be stowed upon me by the Third ward, prl mary last nigh": in endorsing mcJtorJAd- visorv committeemen "at-large" and, thanking my friends kindly for their sup port, 1 am compelled to withdrrw my name and will not be a candidate before the primary next Saturday. Respect fnllv, " A. D. Cooper. SNOW AWAY OUT OF DATE HOHETHINd VERY LIKE A BLIZZARD NORTH. HF.NATK HTII.I, IN StCHHION. A Deal Too Much Wind and a Liberal Done of "The Beautiful" Street Car Travel Impeded lu Cleveland, O. New York, April 15. Snow has been falling fast in tbe middle section of the State since midnight. At Rochester there it a snow with a heavy, strong wind blowing. At 1 o'clock about five inches ef snow bad fallen and it is still snowing hard. Cleveland, O,, April 15. A heavy and blinding snow storm has prevailed throughout northwestern Ohio since early last evening. This morning tbe snow has reached a depth of six inches and it is still falling. In this city street car traffic is impeded to some extent. GLENN ON THE BROIINI). Post- Now 'Where's Ellas ? New masters Figuring. Charlotte, N. C, April 15. Spec lal.J The Observer's Washington special says: In the figuring on what North; Caro lina will get in the foreign branch of the service, it is said that the.State will not be entitled to more than $22,000 per annum. As out of that the salary of Minister Alexander is to be paid, it is seen that either another mission or a a consul generalship or a high grade consulshiD would nearly exhaust the quota, and in consequence those who want consulates and do not expect a very big one are anxious to have several smaller ones given rather than anything considerable. Of course those desiring an important place think otherwise. Postmasters aj. pointed: Mrs.f S. E. Parker, Bald Creek, Yancey ; J. E. El more. Brvson Citv. Swain: I. W. Jones Fairview, Buncombe; John Boding, Sandy Mush, Buncombe. R.-B. Glenn arrived today. AT HAMPTON ROADS, and The Hoacli case still Uppermost Willi Republicans. Washington, April 15. Although con fidently expected by the Senators at the close of yesterday's session that thev would be able to adjourn sine die todav, the prospects of reaching the end were not so bright this morning. The judi cial nominations sent inyesterdav will be reported to the Senate today from the judiciarycommittee which approved them all at the meeting this morning, but a single objection to any one of them would prevent onfirmation today and send them over until Monday. Other matters of business are in the same position and consequently the question of adjourn ment todav lies entirelv within the decis ion of individual Senators, which mate rially reduces the chances of winding up the business of the session today. The President sent in a few minor appoint ments. Senator Flatt having the floor on the subject of the proposed investigation of Senator Roach, of North Dakota, notice was given by Harris that as soon as I'latt should have closed his remarks he would move to take up a resolution for the appointment ot a committee to wait anon the President and inquire whether he had any further communication to the Senate. I'latt stated the fact in the Roach case and argued against the views presented yesterday by Senators George and Voorhees. He conceived that the duty of tbe Senate was plain. Conld it be, he asked, that il a convicted criminal, iust discharged from the pent tentiary. were elected Senator by a State the Senate had no power to reject or ex pel him? THR A. L I. AP- Non-Conimlssloned Officers polnl'd Last Evening. The non-commissioned officers of the Asheville Light Infantry were appointed at the meeting last evening. The ser geants are : First, C. D. Clark; second, E. E. McDowell; third, J. D. Nelson; fourth, J. S. Fletcher; fifth, Eugene Gudger. The corporals are: First, A. E. Ran kin; second, E. B. Stradley; third, J. F. Cunningham; fourth, W. H. Snipe. R. R. Porter, of the Asheville Cigar company, proposes to give a box of ci gars each month to be awarded to mem bers of the A. L. I. in prize drills. Looking; For the Italian Frenck vessels. Fort Monroe. Vri , Apv'l in "imirnl Gherardi expects the British fleet to ar rive early in tbe morning to be followed next day bv the Itali n ships :i"d possi bly the French and Brazialiau vessc The third Russian may drop in at any moment. A stiff north weMern wind was thin mornini! with the surf lash ing the shore and the waves hiuh enough tn tnu the steam launches about in a reckless manner. Later the dark clouds in the east broke away and the sun oVir.ni. wnrmlv and the wind moderated At- mn'elock Insne. tor General Breck nn1r mnrlp an official rail on Artmira Gherardi. The chief attraction today will be a barge race between tne crews of the San Francisco and Chicago, or the Pacific against the Atlantic ocean, these barges holding the championship in their respective waters. A Jvarv of Notable. New York, April 15 The steamship New York from Southampton with Duke DeVoraqua and party on board arrived at quarantine shortly after 6 this morn ing. A drizzling rain was falling and the vessel was hidden in the fog. Comman der Francis W. Dickinson, U. S. N., representing the federal trovernment boarded the New York, delivered an ad address of welcome in Spanish to which the Duke replied. The party was men transferred to the steamer Blackbird which brought them to this city. A Sia.ooo Fire In North Carolina. Raleigh, N. C, April 15. Fire at Williamston, N. C. yesterday broke out in the building occupied by G. Goddard, eeneral merchant. It quickly spread. consuming the building occupied bv B. B. Watts, general merchandise, loss about $12,000; partly covered by insur ance. She Worked on Sundasr. CoLl'MDiA, S. C, April 15. The Charleston presbytery in session here has confirmed the action of the Second Presbyterian church at this city in sus pending Miss Means, a member who worked in the telephone exchange on Sunday. Tne colnmnuH caravem. Havana, April 15. The Columbus caravels, Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta, sailed hence for the United States todav. They will take a prominent part in the great naval review to be held nt New York. RANT'S PHARMACY. WHEREAS 'tis koow.-i.beTond a question that headache, bile and Indigestion kave formed a pact of treason to haunt the gsj and festive board through wt this gladsome season; now, therefore, be it understood that all such direfull ills can be defied and cured for good by uslnfr Buncombe Ptlla 0 pills for 15 cents. Orant's. We do not hesitate to say that oar Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherr- ia thr best cough syrup ever sold in Aahcvilie. We have bold over one thousand bottles of it and tbe de mand for it has constantly increased ever since we placed it on the market. As it la pleuxant to take, children do not object to it and it always gives relief. Try It; SS cents per bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. Campho Glycerine Lotion is a soothing and fragrant application for chapped hands, face, lips, etc. Not greasy or disagreeable In any way. or sale only at Grant's Pharmacy. It cleanses the teeth, strengthens the srums and Imparts fragrance to the breath. Va Va Tooth Wash at Grant's. We can refer you to many reliable people in our own city who believe Buncombe Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier they ever used. Why use other and more expen sive preparations when a home product is better and cheaper ? Grant's. Do you shave yourself or does a bsrbcr do it for you ? In either case, if you use our imported bay rum your face will always re main smooth and free from any irritation or redness. 60c bottles at Grant's. Absolutely Pure Witch Haste, in attractive Pint bottles, 25 cents. Grant's. I)o not suffer with headache when you know that Antimigrane will relieve you en tirely, it is a harmless but sure remedy. For sale at Grant's. Buncomb" Plasters a higher grade porous j luster than the public his hitherto known. Try one. 15!cents at Grant's. St. Elizabeth's Salve cures all skin diseases. It is superior to all known remedies for the cure of pimples or any skin eruption. Posi tively guaranted to cure or money refunded. Por sale at Grant's Pharmacy. 24. South Main street. Apply i he salve t the parts affected by rubbing in thoroughly with the finger everv nther night before retiring ynd you wtll get rid of those disagreeable pimples or any xkin eruption that may be troubling you. St Elizabet's salve is for sale onlv at Grant's BLOWING HARD ! D T V. M. C. A. Meeting- Tomorrow. The Y. M. C. A. meeting tomorrow at 4:30 o'clock will be an interesting one. Fitch Tavlor will conduct the 20 minute song service and will sing several solos, including "Throw Out the Life Line." The Rev. V. F. Conner, D. D., of Johnstown, Pa., who spoke with such good effect in the Central M. E. church last Sunday morning, will speak on a subiect suitable to young men. Young men of everv class and strangers especially are invited to tms meeting. Time; Flag Wan Hauled Iiown Washington. April 15. A telegram from Commissioner Blount was received last night confirming the news tele- Baird 61, 1 eraphed yesterday from San Francisco, regarding his action in Honolulu, ine telegram was brief, merely reciting the fact that the marines were relieved from their duty on "bore and returned to their quarters on the Boston. XI Takes Hard cash. From the Charlotte News. Dr. C. H. Fitlerof Philadelphia, who was here a few days ago prospecting for the establishment of a plani for wood working, is so well pleared with the outlook that be has offered to head tbe subscription with $5,000. He says that $25,000 will get tbe plant for Char lotte. Be carried away bythe w-ind'andjl taster of an advertisement. We only ask you to come and see for yourself that we are selling everything in the grocery line at low figures for cash: A large line of choice Canned Goods, such as PINEAPPLES, PEARS, OKRAS, LOBSTERS, CORN. BEANS AND TOMATOES, CALIFORNIA FRUITS. Try our Omega Brand of Plour, the Best on the Market. Presh butter and erirs a pecialty. 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,; J. A. WHITE. Charged with Murder. Paris, April 15. A man named Duprat and a woman named Desmasle were ar rested today on suspicion of having caused the explosion last November when five persons were killed. Dropped Dead. Camden, N. J.. April 15. Hon. Thos, H. Dudlev, ex-consul to Liverpool, dropped dead at Broad street station. Philadelphia, this morning. Hanged, Camhen, April 14. John Hill, colored, was hanged here this morning for the murder of Joseph Dodson, also colored, last October. Wm. Price. Luttsville. Mo., writes: "I was afflicted with sciatica, and had lost tbe use of one arm and one leg for nine years. I went to Hot Springs and also tried different doctors, but found no cure until 1 tried Botanic Blood Balm It made me sonnd and well. I am well known in this vicinity." No job lots. No off styles. We are not Belling that kind For fresh, stylish goods at low prices, call at Whitlock Clothing House, 46 South Main street. McCarty, A. D. Cooper and C II. Camp- coiner store. See our creat disnlav of Straw Hats: the largest variety in tbe city, marked at popular figures. Whitlock Clothing House, 46 South Mam, corner store. Do vou want choice styles, good fits. and goods that will wear? Call at tbe Whitlock Clothing House. 46 South Main street, corner store. Miss Whitlock will give lessons in In, strwnental and Vocal music. For terms apply to No. 280 Haywood street. You Try B wiU like tbem. MINERAL WATER ! Why suffer with Indigestion and all kinds f Livbr, Kidney and Blood Tioiiblbi when nature has provided at Your Door a SmtB Kkrkdy Harmless, Wboluomi suisl Inexpensive. The MINERAL WATER. frssh from Mr. D. D. Suttle's Sbmaskasli Sprino, now being daily delivered at smv residence In Asheville. is working wonderful cures, as can be testified by inquiries of Judge j a. Keen, judge J. H. Merrlmon, Rev. J. JL. White, J. R. Patterson, Doctors O. W. Pure- fsy. Nelson, D. T. Millard, Mr. Barnes of Ohio, now on Spring street, Asheville, susd hundreds of others. Price, only is mats a gallon, delivered daily anywhere ia the city. Orders through mail, or left at Blsnton. Wright & Co.'s shoe store, 39 Pattoa ave nue, will receive prompt attention. Analy sis given on application. D. D. SUTTLE, 95 College atresst. fcbaidtf KEEP COCXL. THE NATURAL ICE GO. Will do this for you, having now ready two ranuon ana lire nanareo thoussuid poasds of clear solid naturally frosen ice rrosa S to incn mica at lowest prices. Caul on or write to W. H. Westall, asaaaawr. No xij Spruce street, Asheville, N. C asrldSa -TRY THl MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY THE TERT : CHURCH STRUT, 19.