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Asheville Daily Citizen NEWS I MEWS VOLUME IX. NO. 04. ASI1EVIIYLE, N. O.. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS. PILLSBTJRY B S T F o XJ Makes Moio 15 read. Makes Whiter Bread. Maks Better Bread Thau Any Other. KROGER FRESH CRACKERS Salted Wafers. Cirnhaiii Wafers. Imihiu Wafers. t cM'ptiun Flakes. Vunuilla Creams. Kyid Mix. Queen Mix, Ovum Biscuit. launch Biscuit. Ginger Sna,n, etc., THRASH'S THE PALMETTO AND PINE MASON'S l'KUIT JKS. JKLI.Y TCMBI.I'.KS. riLTBKS. COOLUKS. Rlil-KIOtiKAToKS FLY FNS AND TKr . DISH COVERS CKBAM FRIJKZERS (White Mt.) AM. KINDS OF SUMMKR GOODS. Wc carry the lutgcst stuck of fine ant) common China, Glassware, I amps, Cutlery, clc A dollar saved is a dollar ntridc," therefore trade with u.. Siirri d attention to supplying bote's. Write or tall oil us for prices. A, D. COOPER, N. COURT SQUARE. Til. I . w. Til hash & CO w HITMAN'S CANTIY Received Every Friday by Uiprm. KkOtiBK. SI'HCIAL AUMMGK ftA,J I'BCIAL UuMMUK UaI. BOXV HI A. R. CI I1C -. SPECIAL SUMMER SALE ! fUiMilv tents on the fJollar or a 1 iscouiit I of UO ier cent on all goods except contract cooda. such as Ccntemeii it Foster's kid kIovcs. Harl Jfc Wilson's collars and culls and I'carl Unlaundicd shirts. THE PUBLIC Know us well eunuch that when we ndveitise an BO cents sale it means. BIG BARGAINS. This sale will only continue until July 1. and Strictly Caab. as any Roods on credit will be charged regular prices. Our llnra arc full and cnnii-lete in all departments, so this is a great opportunity for gcod goods at great aacriOcc. OKEENVILLB CROHREB BATS CRYSTAL PALACE wiThmhkV..ie The Bays From Tllltnanla IMav Asnevllle Twice aad Lose, Be ing unable la Hake More Than The Grays held their guests down to pretty bull in yesterday's game with the South Carolina champions and the promised thrashing of the home tram was inilclmitcly postponed, crisp, clean work by the mountaineers in the seventh niiiiiig winning tnc uotly contested came. The I'alinctto and the Tine began to twine somewhat later than the adver tised hour, owing to unfavorable circum stances. The rain iwtd something to do with it and the street cars did the rest. At half past five Guv Kankin called the visitors to play and Morris struck their captain, Ilcicrs, out. Sullivan s hit was too small to count and RlythSbllowed the captain with the holey bat. The boys from 'Wayhuck began to kick as they got in the field and looked down the (illcy of the battery and they shook their heads and said "too far." The tape settled it in a minute or two and the bat tery of the Walker brothers began to work. The deceptive curve of the pitch was tediously slow in delivery and the lnvinciblcs muck to net on to it. Voune ra pied out a base, Fletcher a lively one to second that put In in out, ai.u old man Morris whacked a beauty that scored a runner, but clever fielding made it only a base bit. Weaver took to first on balls, but just a wink of sleep retired Dick, and Alciandcr closed the inning with an out to pitch and first. In the second Chambers laid straight out on Hudson's hit and roll from Mor ris, the hit; first base putting out his man with Iocs full stretched to the bag. Morgan and Walker got the holey bat and both were sifted out. Garrison's good eye got him to first on balls, Clarke helped the bnapper along to third, nut missed t lie strike himself and gave place to Kcese, who died on a long kept things lively and it was a lone some place for the one Greenville man on the car. The club serenaded the Glen Rock hotel. HI T THE BALL.! WAS TOO WICKED TO DIE- A. LYNCHED NEGRO CUTS HIM HF.I.F DOWN. A LARGE SHIPMENT OF ABBUCKLE'S JI'ST KHCllVliD, WHICH Wli OF FUR TO THU WHOLIiSALB TKAI'B AS LOW AS IT CAN BIS BOUGHT. bon MAitciiE .'. POWELL J SNIDER'S. REAL, ESTATE. W. B. OWYN. W. W. WBST. Gwyn & West, (Successors to Walter B. Gwyn.) ESTABLISHED 1381 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent Notary Public, Commtaaloner of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTH BAST COURT SQUAKB. CORTLAND BROS., MOUNT Real Estate Brokers And Invest txtaent Agents NOTARY PVBLIC. Loum securely placed at 8 per cent. OfHoea as fc 36 Pattern Avenue. Second Ifloor. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. Furnished and Unfurnlatied Hoases. OPP1CB ROOMS, Lum securely placed at Blent per cent. ,17 Honth Main Street. LOWKST PRICES ! ON HAMMOCKS AND CROQUET SETS. Hurler's Candies Received Today ! J. M. HESTON'S, NO. Wi SOUTH MMN STKUliT. o Fiti'atki at Tim Foot of Mitciihli., Hk;mkst Mountain Bast of tub I Kockiks ! 11 ' H V. U o CO w a S t-. i- '13 o a 03 MITCHELL HUKTINO FOR BBAH, Wolves and Wild cats, I'ISIIIKO FOR Tiout ! HOTEL Pi cc-j a a O e-5 55 - L 1 M " ur,. CD 3 ttS ft oJ m O O . Q O . o 9 tr b Board. !' er month; $7.5U icr Week; f 1 60 ier Day. Addrcaa : JunldSm A A. TYSON. Black Mountain, N C. .1 PRETTY AMERICAN BAKERY I AND A TTRAC1 1 E line or We are prepared to supply the citizens of Asheville with Fresh Breml, Rolls, Pies and Cakes of every description. If you want nice wedding or g A.S K i' I S I Party cakes, give us an o- der and if you are not pleased in quality and artis tic work we will refund DRUGGISTS, CHURCH STREET AND PMION AVlhUE, LUNCH Just Suitable for Picnic Occasions On Sale of W. A.. LATIMER NBW SOUTH BAKING POWUBK3 To be foa at LATIMBK'S, you your money, wo win aau daily different lines of cake. Will bake any kind of cakes to order.' IN HOT WEATHEK KEEL COOL ! By drinking nt Our Fountain! lire's Hoot llrer. CooMna. Inviizoratlni. .'loratir, tiiarkllDB and Ktfrmhlfiff ice cream anna. Delicious and Drliithirul ur saiin frozen I'caea Frantic. itur inese aniimon. , And Frcneh Olaces that will keep you cool all day ! II v to left far enough away to let Garrison in with the Bfcoiiit score before Clmmljcrs nut out the side on a hit to pitch. A bliii'k (I or crossed the lulu ns tnc Uremics went to lil.iy and the ll;ick (Icir did the liusincss for the sule on strikeouts nnil a cinclit fly from Walker, Hoke and rJkins. oung (ieneil I lie half oi the "finest" with an offer to Iml son, whose prompt accceptanee iu a fine stop made a brilliant play and put the batsman out. hlctcher cmililirt cct to hrst, but Morris did mas.-ilc hit, where he died on the base by Weaver's short that finished the inniiiL'. The hovs from the cotton fields made a break for a lead in the (ourth and on costly errors scored llicir fust and only runs. Sullivan hit salt to hist. Illy the the base on balls; Oodson's hit to second, was fumbled and Sullivan scored. Keen play by the base runners and a dropped fly bv Garrison from Morgan shortened up tnc long blue faces ol the Grccnics and wreathed them in screeching sm les as two runners crossed the plate. Ilcicrs, Morgan nnd Hoke closed out the joy and the field came in. Kicklcls had now and then appeared from the Lowlandcrs' point ot view and alter Alexander got his base ou bulls and Garrison got :i foul, called a foul nt a critical time, the zephyrs became a storm. Alexander got oil his nest at second a little too soon and Dodson neatly put him out; Garrison got the bag on balls and to second on a wilil throw Irom eaten, when tnc wily Dodson snapped up Clark's liner as Garrison lit out to third nnd unassisted put the two men out, and the storm blew over for a time. The fifth saw lilkins out to first, Ilcicrs ditto on a fly to Young and eems gath ered in the best man of the visitors, Mister Sullivan, in similar style and finish a moment later. Kecse failed to find it for home, and Chambers made a safe to first; rapid sprinting on a pass bv catch sent him over the plate and tied the score. Younc went out on strikes and Fletcher on a fly to third. Three to three in six innings is great ball wherever vou sec it. nnd that's the way it stood at the beginning of the seventh, both sides storing goose eggs received in the sixth. Kankin's good eve for balls on Morris was greatly praised by Greenville till Dodson was turned down with strikes and that good plavcr took a fit; he got over it, however, nnd lizard cusL judi ciously scattered stranded their holies in the fall ot Hoke to Kecse, and Garrison's return to the good graces of his friends in a fly catch from Meiers. Hovs, wc vc got to have a run," was the word from Captain Young and Clarke responded with alacrity in a safe to first; nn error landed him nt third, Kecse went out and Greenville got rest less. Their captain had a talk with sev eral players, Ugburn Chambers was at the bat, the pitcher grunted as he sawed his little wood, the catcher twitched his fingers with the signs, and 250 cranks held their breath for what was coming. It came in the shaiic of a two-bagcer. and Clarke got home with the winning score. The tactics of Greenville then chanced into play by children, so palpably unfair that the game was demanded of the um pire bv Captain Y oung, l be squabble that ensued knocked the batters out of further play, and in a storm ot derisive yells from a disgusted crowd, Asheville was given the game. 1 lie play of Green ville in the seventh was deemed of suffi cient importance by the executive com mittee of the Asheville llaseball club to request by them a consultation with it managers, which was held later in the evening, and Asheville's position was plainly set before them witb the alter native of conceding the points or "no further came." The meeting was en tirely harmonious and the visitors agreed that their play was wrong, and that the score should stand to 3 for Asheville. The summary it : ASMKVILI.B. 13 8 .10 . O O Cireenvllle Loses Again bv a I.arice Malorlljr. "It takes only twelve runs to win!" bowled Coachcr Hayncs to the boys from Greenville at Carrier's track this morning, near the end of the game between these teams. Hut the Gallinippers at the end lacked just 12 runs of getting what was necessary and the dowo-countrv boys go home with out getting a bite. There was a fair crowd in attendance to see the Highlanders wipe the earth with the visitors. Beicrs was in the box for Greenville, but was batted out in one inning, oulhvan followed him, but the boys knocked him all over the ground and into the river, so left-handed Walker went In and stuck to the last. Morris had not the suspicion of a glass arm with him nnd the way he delivered the sphere was a caution to excursions. The Ashevillcs did the best fielding they ever did, and try as the Greenvilles could they could not knock the ball where Asheville wasn't. The score at the close was 14 to 3 in favor of Asheville. This is the score by innings: 1384 5 0 7R0 Oreenvillc 0 0 1 0 O 0 O 2 o a Asheville 4 1 0 4 0 1 4 0 14 Notable work in the game was that of Asheville's battery, Morris and Claike, Alexander nt short, and John Fletcher at second. Rut all the boys were out to win. Therefore, they arc entitled to the town, whenever they want it. Ilavnes' last remark before leaving this afternoon was: "I've done everything mean except vote for Tillman." And the "dispensary" tickets were on the Ashe ville boys. , aema From Ilavnes. Greenville introduced a novelty to the mountaineers in the way of a tenth man brought along to coach. His name is Hayncs and he's a dandy; his voice is an automatic triple-expansion fog horn, with a 48-hours' run. Here arc some of the scintillations from the cranium of Coachcr Hayncs as he talked to the spectators ycKtcrday : I'm honest 'cos my pa keeps a store. 1 ake on your shoes ami you II go up like a balloon. You all arc making fools of yourselves for nothing. 1 hat s the difference be tween us I get $2 a day for making a fool of myself. I'll give $10 ("squaring" himself) to any man who will stand before me for three days. Lend me your face I want to go to a dot; light. Oh, you needn't mind me I'm not right bright. Here, lock arms with me. wc are about in the same fix. On the way out Haynes said : I'm going to Spartanburg to play on Ashe ville's grounds. To the players: Hit the ball ! Hit the ball! He Waa HUol aa Well aa Choked Bjr m Mope, nut lie Uvea toTake Ttae Dose A Kalu if Necessary. Norfolk, Va., July 18. Within the past 12 months Mr. Cartwright, who lives near Beamans station, on the At lantic and Danville railroad, had his house burned to the ground in the night. Suspicion rested upon a negro named Isaac Jenkins, who was arrested. While being taken to jail by the constable he was captured by a party of 25 men, who hung him to a tree and shot him and left im for dead. After the lynchers left, he took his nife from his pocket and cut himself down. lie arrived here today. He has two bullet holes in his neck, his scalp was cut in several places and the mark of the rope was upon his neck. Hand cuff's were upon him and were cut off at the police station. lie is doing well and doubtless will rc- W Evldenilv Meed HlKirer Gaua In UelirlUK Sea. SiiAsrTl.ii, Wash., July 18. Thcsteamcr ity ol Toicka, from Alaska, which ar- veU here last night, brought the follow ing advices which finally settles the mys tery concerning the steamer Alexandria which was fitted out in San Francisco some time ago, ostensibly for a fishing cruise. The Alexandria, undcrcommand of Captain McCean, sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu last April, and later left Honolulu at night. June 25 lie Alexandria was interrupted in the lie tiring Sea by the United Mates war ship Mohican. The Mohican ordered the Alexandria to lay to, but instead of oing so tbc Alexandria increased her peed and attempted to escape. The Mohican pursued her and fired two blank shots across the Alexandria's bow as a. signal for her to heave to. In dis regard of this order the Alexandria steamed faster and when the Mohican ired another blank cartridge the Alex' andria trained her six-pouii'kr on her pursuer and sent a shell crashing hrough the sides ot the war ship and into her gun room. The ball completely disabled the Mohican and the Alexan dria made her escape. K. & r. RKOUUANIZATION. DC Ttae Urexel, Moriran Scheme lust Carried. ItALTiMOKi;, luly 18. Judge Goff. sit ting here in chambers as of the United States circuit court for the eastern dis trict of Virginia, nnd acting uudcr a bill filed by the Central Trust company of New York, has appointed Sam'l Silencer, F. W. Huidckopcr and Reuben Foster as receivers of the Richmond & Dauville Railroad company and leased lines Samuel Spencer is a representative of the Drexcl. Morgan & Co. banking house of New York, and the appointment is move in the interest of reorganization by that house. F-ach of the receivers was required to give a bond with approved security lor $100,000. The application for receivers was based on a petition for foreclosure of the Richmond and Danville 0 per cent, bonds I ud ire Goff passed the necessary order and appointed three trustees. The pres ent application is a new case, so the ap pointment of Foster and Huidckopcr was necessary. In making the appointments the court ratifies and confirms all acts of Huide- koper and Foster, the old receivers, the order beinc specially guarded in that re spect. The next step to be taken will be foreclosures under the general consol dated mortgage and the sale of the prop erty. W. C. T, IT. II I V THK WAR MM I P. Admiral Trvon's Last Words ou the Victoria. Valletta, Malta, July 18. The court martial trying Captain Maurice A Iiourke and other officers of the battle ship Victoria, sunk by the battleship Camperdown, resumed its sittinir this morning on the Hiberma. When the court rose yesterday Capt. Iiourke was testifying as to the incidents tnat led up to the disaster. Ibis morning lie re sumed his testimony. He said he le came aware of the danger of collision almost as soon as the Victoria liegan to turn. He did not think that btalf Com mandcr Hawkins-Smith had ever been consulted when Vice Admiral Tryon hoisted his flag on the Victoria. It was customary to use a thirty degrees helm. Vice Admiral Tryon altered tins to as degrees. Lord Otlcflord. Flag Lieutenant ot tnc Mediterranean squadron, eldest son and heir of Admiral liarl of Clanwillan, was the next witness. He testified that after the collision Vice Admiral Tryon said to him: "It was all my fault." READ. THESE TESTIMONIALS Harris' Lithia Water, Harris' Lithia Springs, S. C. Office of Ir. John Iley Williams. AshevUlc, N. C, April 24, 1893 An extended use of Harris' Lithia Water. prompts me to tn statement that I regard it as one of the best. If not the very best Lithia waters known to the profesaton. In the condition of "phosphatlc urine" ita ac tion is marvelous. Its use in the rheumatic and gouty diathesis, affords me more com fort than cither the Buffalo or Londonderry waters. Very truly yours. (Signed) JNO. IIBY WILLIAMS, M. 13. R. P. Walker testifies; I have used Harris' Lithia Water and when ualnK Bamc was both pleased and benefitted. In using It liberal quautitics should be taken, for my experience teaches me that small amounts arc disappointing:, whereas a gen crous use is followed by most gratifying re sults. Yours truly, (SiKncd) R. F. WALK BR. STILL, ANOTHER. Asheville, N. C, April 14, 1893. I um glad to be able to say a word with regard to Harris' Lithia Water. I have used it witb the greatest possible benefit In chronic rheumatism. As compared with the Buffalo Lithia, I find It quicker and It re quires less quantity. It has my hearty en dorsement. Vcrv truly yours. (Signed) MRS. T. W. BRANCH. These are all bunafide letters from people wc knuw and have confidence in their state ments. Analysis on each bottle. Wholesale depot for Asheville and Western North Carolina. RAYSOR & SMITH, DRUGGISTS, NO. 31 PATTON AVBNVBi CI.OSEO DOURH. The ueu- The Annual Hlale Convention Friday at Wavneavllle. The eleventh annual State convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will convene at Wayncsville, l'ri day morning, July 21st. Its presiding officer is Mrs. Mary C. Woody, a distinguished minister ot the Society of Friends whose words of wis dom never fail to interest and please. Earnest, consecrated women of this and other States will aid iu making the meet ing a season of intellectual and spiritual refreshing. The Asheville W. C. T. I, will be at Wayncsville in lone, and hopes to wel come many citizens and strangers who care to take advantage of the low excur sion rates to spesd a few days in a lovely mountain resort. The convention will last four days af ter which the Southern Assembly and School of Methods will hold an eight days session to which all are cordially invited. LOU Of OVER 17,000,000, serious Times Among ver Bank. DiiNVEK, Col., July IS. The Union National bank, of which W. R. Wood bury is president, failed to oen its doors this morning. Capital loo,oou. wo statement can be had. A run is now beinc made on the City National, Ger man National, the First National, tnc Colorado National and all the eleven clearing house banks. The Commercial National ban ana the National Bank of Commerce have closed their doors. Fort Scott. Kans .July 18. ThcFirst National bank of this city, the oldest financial institution in south eastern Kansas, has suspended payment. Toi.eik), O., July 18. The Citizens' hank of Ada. the uiost prominent one in Hardin county, failed to open its doors this morning. Its owner, Peter F. Ahf field, has controlled it over a quarter ol a century and is one of the wealthiest men iu that section. All $2.00 and $2.50 STRAW HATS lleduccd to $1.50. x or Sole Agents for IS COURT SQUARE, NEAR CITY HALL 8 N. COURT SQUARE HVVLVR'8 CANDY, Tounr, c f Fletcher, 3b Morris, p Wearer, r f. Alexander, s s... Garrison, I f..... Clarke, c Heme. 3b Chambers, lb... Belers. a s SnlllTaa, Sb... Wythe, c f I Dodson, 2b Morean, lb... Walker, p. ...... Walker, A., c., Hoke, If. Bikias, r r... o o o o OSKESVILLB. O O , O , o o , o , o , o 4, 6 o o o o THEY WILL BE LVNCHED. A Collar and Cuff hi Coat Ilander jriven away to every purchaser to the ex tent of SI or more. MITCHELL. THIS 91ISN'8 OUTFITTER, 28 PATTON AVE. Three Deserve to I 0 1 O " o o o o o Asheville... I Greenville. tCOS BV INNINI1S. 13 8 4 t 1 O O O O O S 7 25 O 3 Direct from Factory;! On the aray Into town the glee glub London Han a Bin Fire Anionic tnc Retail Shops, London, July 18. Lust night a fire burned over the district bounded by Londonhale street and Commoinll streets. The area burned is five hundred yards square. Thirty buildings were entirely destroyed. These buildings were occupied by more than twenty hvenrms, who dealt in stationary, doming, tea wines, furniture and imiortcd goods. It is reported that the loss will reach $7,400,000. The burned district is but a short distance from the Hank of Eng land. Loslnsx and Hakim ooct, Denver, Col .July 18. The McNam- ara dry goods company, one of the larg est houses in the west, was closed on an attachment this moraine. New York, July 18. Nashville, Cnat- tanooca and bt. Louis railroad Das De clared a dividend ol IS 2 per cent, payable August 1st. Fiends 'Who Die. Navaskta, Tex., July 18. Yesterday j. necrro attempted to rape a wiao woman named Mrs. Valcnsky near this place. She made a desperate resistance and drove the negro from the premises He returned later with two other ne 1'rnm who stood cuard while he out- rased the 17 years-old daugutcr 01 nars. Valcnsk v. The country is bcins; scoured lor tne Aenda and if cantured there will be a triple lynching. Asslined atHolBPrlDgs, Hot SrniNGS, N. C, July 18. Spe cial.l The Laurel River and Hot Springs supply company's store, Geo II. Kinc manager, has made an as sienment for the benefit of credit ors- to llarrv T. Kumbough. who has taken charge of affairs. Li abilities. S7.U29: the assets, it ia thought, will not amount to that sum. This assignment in no way affects the L,. K. & 11. 5. railroad company which is a distinct corporation. 'What t Mo Money In Beer 7 Cincinnati, July 18. Mrs. Mary Anna KaufTman, wife and executrix ot the late John KaufTman, made a personal assign ment last evening. Liabilities, $10O,-l OOO: assets much greater. She owns the larce nortion of the KaufTman brewery which went into assignment last rrt- day. ' Where The Preaident la. Newport, R. I., July 18. President Cleveland arrived here about 7 o'clock last evening on the steam yacht, Oneida, havincr left Grav Gables this morning. The President is on a fishing trip aa tbc guest of b. C BcnccKt. : MINERAL WATER ! Why aafler with iMDiaasnoM aad all klado of LrfU, KlDMKT AMD BLOOD TaODSLH when nature has provided at Yoci IDooa'a Sobs Rbmbdt B uslsm, VaoLsaoas sad IHBXPBMHVB. The MINBRAL WATER, fraan from Mr. D. D. Battle's Rsmaikiili Sbimo, now being daUy delivered at aay residence In Asheville, la working woadcrfal cures, as can be testified by Inquiries of Jadate J. B. Reed, ledge J- H. lacrrlmoa. Rev. J. L. White. J. R. Patterson, Doctors O. W. Pore- foy. Nelson. D. T. Millard. Mr. Barnes of Ohio, aow on Spring street. AahwrUle. aad bandreds of others. Price, only IO esats a gallon, delivered dally anywhere ta the city. Orders through mall, or left at Blaatoa, Wright At Co.'s sboe store, 80 Pattoa sre- will receive prompt attsatloa. Aaaly sis gives on application. D. D. SUTTLE, 9S College Street fcbaidtf At Ballard Ac Rich's. Telephone No. 17 L.ONNIE R. PULLIAM. Practical Blectridaa, 11 W. Coart Suaare. jcS3dlaa Ashevilte. N. O MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
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