K.
Asheville Daily Citizen
VOLUME IX. NO 116.
Swiss
Cheese,
Neufchatel
Cheese
and
ASHEV1XLE, N. C. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1893.
BIG
WH.L MAKE 4.
SUPERB DRINK
ON TIIRSB COOL MORNINGS FOR THE
JJN1T1RB VMWV
TMIiRK ARE PEOPLE
In this town who always buy their Tea ol
us. because they are sure of uniform quality.
mere is nomuiK that varies so mmh in
character as the Teas that the mujority of
dealers dispense.
WB ALSO HAVB AN BSPBCIALtY DE
8I8ABLB L1NB OF EDIBLES.
1 ninifs to chew on and tilings that can he
swallowed without chewing
-A.. ID. Cooper
REDUCTIONS
AT THB
ONCE AGAIN T1IKY MEET
HtssIltN
PRICE 5 CENTS.
Crystal Palace.
In order to make room for the larc stock
our buyer is now se'ectluR In the eastern
markets, we will offer
BON MAKCHE
NEW INVOICE EMBROIDERIES.
Htm INVOICE RIBBONS.
NEW INVOICE LACES.
Au Old Hill For Extra lu PhvIiir
Comt-M Up K. riort Akhiuhi Km.
lendlna Pavln on College
afreet Winer Cltjr HUNluesm.
Alderman H. Lamar Gudger was in hig
seat in the council chamber yesterdav for
the first time in rive or six weeks, look-
ing somewhat paler and slightly thinner
for his illness. When the oint Hoard
was called to order by Acting Mayor
We.tall there were present besides Mr.
Gudger Aldermen Cosby and I. M. Gud
ger; Ad visors Nichols, Millurdand Owyn.
Alderman Junes came in us the minutes
were being read. At the meeting the fol
lowing mutters of city business were dis
posed of:
The finance committee seu in u report
adverse to the extension of Uic rubble
paving on College street, because of the
condition of the street improvement fund.
A once absorbing matter was brought
up by a report on a bill that has liccn in
the city's hands a l.ng time, rendered bv
neoi), uatis. liskrn ire K- P.. ft..
THAD. W. THRASH ft (M. KlTKrisiSS:
anil Patton avenue. The entire hill w,..
tor $1 ,3(4-.i6, of which some tl IIMw.n.
for the paving of the 18 inches on either
side of the car tr.ick on South Maiu.
Another item was for the tearing up of
the Hack 011 Putton avenue. In exnlain-
illtr thf mntt.., frl 1 , .
i1JC uiLiiiiK.r8 Aicierman
In
TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS.
We have the bargains arranged ,. ,.
ters from S ct-. up Maa articles .re K, ln
offered at half their value. Come earlv and
get first selection.
Those owing us accounts of over fiO dnys'
standing must settle before October 1 ,
wc will place all for collection.
I- ACTTt FKOH FAIRVIEW.
uauiaice to Crops aud Roads
Hint Section.
Fairvibw, N. C, Sept. 15. Our com
munity has sustained considerable dam
age rrom tne recent heavy rainfall. Bot
tom corn has) suffered materially, many
crops oeiug one-taird and some one-half
damaged by tue overflow. The greatest
damage done, as known up to this
writing, is to the public roads, it beim
the unanimous onininn that- !. t.
n j ..C "7 . .
f J "ntu luc r law will not
be sufficient to repair them or even put
them in anything like as good condition
-"ey were ix-1 ore tne rains.
The school under the management of
1 rot. A. B. Justice, assisted by Miss
-Medgc, formerly of ludson college, has
.,icu out under very flatterinc
Prospects. Students enrolled so far
105. VVtth the new arrivals expected
this and next mouth we will have one of
the largest schools in the country out
side of Asheville. '
t Dr", U- .W- Koach. a guest of G. W.
?C 5.as been " is convalescing.
Mr. W. K. Tucker, r.f Wnt,.!,,!, .i. :.
use
The new Baptist church was dedicated
on Sunday last. Rer. Mr. White, of
Asheville, preached the dedicatory ser
mon, which has been highly comph
mented by all who heard it. S.
A TOWN FOR AH;.
A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY
A VAULT 5.000 OUNCES HHOKT
N GOLD.
stopping at the Hickory Nut Gap ho
(Mrs. Sherrill's) for his health, is mi
Tne Vault wa sealed And Ha
oi sees opened lorNIx Years)
.ue wealths BoudMiuen Are
an l or The Loom.
w . .
...iu,, OCPt. IB Art!,,.,
r: . .. s
director Preston conBrras the ........
that an examination ol the vaults in the
Philadelphia mint disclosed a h,f,,.,.
of more than 5,000 ounces of gold bullion
va.uea at $134,000. The vault in which
the gold is short had, when it was sealed
in 18S7 about $16,000,000 in gold
"fc t5: Hurindennent
j .uicccuca nimin November. 18SU
P""ifo' gold in scaled vault with
Tl, .1. ..."
T..-i """-"Kc, was discovered only
l!LZbJU.the uh w" opened for
ui coining ine bullion Th
, .r UUUCI uunus OI $100,000 nnH
some ol the wealthiest men of the c?t
fix ZUS.1!;f.Xamlnatio" i8 Mb made to
fuatt..
Knives, - scissors
and Razors
R AYS OR
SMITH'S
Prescription Drug Store,
3 PATTON avumvk.
4 Patton Avenue,
FAVORITE FLOUR.
THE I. Alii; NHOKi; ROBBKRV
Th Dm.a
.vUKrn will Uet Off Scot
rrobably.
"-""'w. ept. 10. The police
;"u"V".,"C, !hC ffici"1S f tbe U' Stes Expre:
and
ss
We arc offering extraordinary in
duccments in the price of a
first class
PATKNT FLorn.
Bretzels.
All Summer Dress Goods at Grcatlv
duccd Prices to close out.
Ke-
WM. KROGER
New bummer Neckwear lor Ludies and
Gentlemen.
Mill the best line of underwear for ladies.
men and children.
41 College St. - BON marchb
favorite flour is a hiKh irrade tmten
CUKmaicni to Oe nbSOlUtelv Dure If I.
made at the celebrated "Ballard Mills."
Louisville, Ky and is largely used hv the
bakers of tha' city.
The prices we name below dclv con, .,!.
tion, and we will probably huve only a lew
cars to offer at these prices :
Barrels, S4.28; whole bBt!s, $y.20;
one-half baKS, 11.10; ne quar
. ter bans, 68 cents.
!.Miai. I . r
Reading. Pa.. Scot. 16.-A h,.. n; 2 'J," Ka,,road coni
for sale. T l..... J "', " -k-..aymgtdat none of tie
- .,, i,otclS( post- messier train robbers have been
office, factories, evervthinn- k. a:, t,, . Ve Deeu
nosed of Th. ' l, , . . I i,iltLZ . lt"-re 's no clue to their
J. M. Gudger made the statement m-rfc-hil .77 l"e !" co oir-;'"1
heretofore heard, thnt thi- .,ra..A A iliu':,," ' nOW e"Jved by in the n7hh7" tne. '"""try
...,u Ul uuiwiiviuc, g town ol 200 inhabitants
.he Criminal court was determined to that nestles among the hills of Berks
send a bill of indictment auainst the citv countv. within two miles of this citv
u- iT membcr of the Lobach family
which has owned the place for 150 ver
no Uavinfr WfIR flnn Ka I ORB died, and i-n 4-Un
tween the rails of the track on the avenue wide domains will be sold '
Mr. Gudger went before the jury and ?cres otland where the thrifty town that
promised that it the indictment were held pears his name stands. This tract was
up, the case would be remedied before the bought from Wm. Pitt, and woolen rniMs
next term. On this promise the renuest were built bv the cree-U that fl.s. a
was granted. Some time afterward tl the valley. This nioneer . !TJ
Oy his sons, William and Samuel. The
lamily built the entire town, bought hun
dreds of acres of lands, erected manv in.
- uu.niieiu against ine citv
on account of the dangerous condition
ol 1 ..tton avenue, made so by reason of
the fact that
... fc..v (iviLfiiuurnnnn ri fi, r , . i
n?.."C.r"tiber8cv,l3ent.!y h laiJ their
f" iiv.il. wt-vf Hiitir ii uki i i
and knew tbe lav of the ion,i ;
YSVJLl that any of
Y1,ift;f - a ov.uc ui cucir I
We are now offering special prices on the
above goods. Our assortmt . ,
- wf irc
and prices low. Bverv oieo, o..,.,--.
- DiHiuumu Hi
Kive perfect satisfacUon. Call ,i kt..-
-J
the assortment Is broken.
POCKUT BOOKft. PlTntnru
CARD CASKS
AT
Raysor & Smith's
Ar kcci ntric pioneer I Prescr,P"on - Drug; . Store,
uracil was torn U "at night," Mr.
Gudger said, "becuuse there wa nn
junction already written out to restrain
us trom tearing up the line." On motion
City tngineer Lee was instructed to
inakean estimate ol the ost of the extra
wora none Dy tlie pavers and report to
next imeting The Mayor was then in-
Will I ..... .
o Be Used In
.-Pi..in secret Moctettea
Middletown, O.. Sept. 1G.-A remark
able and nwntt-in . ,
...v. piuiicer was nere ml
the person of Isanc Crane, from Peru,
nc attenuert the lii,
31 PATTON AVBNUB.
We
dustries and stores, and has l iZu T"" l"e ,u"cr" of
Place ever since. L. D V; ' lm Lrane' who
ivirs. saraa VVIIlev and Ann T.K-i,
are also offerinn special bargains in
these goo(l. If Tou will fii j
, iuiu ex-
Was buried
me last meniuers ot the family, died last
spring. There are some distant relatives
o. D-J T : . " "uouuneui ,
ft, f k nf- aU,C Lrnne vcd lKre le- ","'uc our 8toek. y will be convinced that
.v. .u.uu,, unu xrit eannl
strutted toappoint two practical paving I nd. settle the big estate, all the land
...... oisi iur. in making the I """"ings ana property of all kinds
estimates. " I advertised for
A prooosi' ion WIH sent it, !.. .,.. I
Thos. D. Johnston to tlie ,.T, ,. fl. 1.J "' "K " f HOtV
WATER.
37 South Main mreet. POWELL & SNIDER
REAL ESTATE.
w. B. OWYN.
W. W. WBST.
SMOKE.
Gwyn & West,
(Successors to Walter B. Owyn.)
ESTABLISHED ld81
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
ioana vecurely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTH BAST CO0HT 8QUAKB.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Ueal Kstate Broker
And inTeatmeat Amenta
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at 8 per cut.
3S 30 Patton , Arenu. Second Zfloor,
JOHN CHILD-
REAL ESTATE W LOAN BROKER. M,,dt l
Rarnished aud Uufurulshed Uonwa
OFF'fH DOOMS.
uuaas swurny placed at UlKht per cent.
'NOVMlriBW
wouia pay llic hrst hsi sMiwnr (. ..... . I
ing aone in nont ot the property ol the woun a t Paris Makes an
ii.unaiun estate on fatton avenue (not I Amailn( Drfense.
nnpd'r'WthJc''to "Before a police mag.
down a sidewalk the entire length of " ' "p,lcarea a vun8 man, named
Grove street on the west side; and thut I Audre Anatole, who was prosecnted on
lie does not waive am rit?ht to .-..ni... a peculiar chnr.m K . J " ,cvcr. '"at oi
the assessment levied uimnst the ,7;.,,. J" 7, -"7, . . Jre"y . . urncr' a ot the family
erty. Au additional proviso was seat in f "u Kcuncmcn.
that the city should make the Grove aul)ears that the young miscreant
street sidewalK ot brick and not ot some t'mPt'cd a large bottle of blue copying
inferior material. The board looked with '"k into the holv wt,r fn f i.
aA ..n 7 . r uug,
r"" 'cuicmoers wlien thisetitire val-
j mus u. will iprriuDd a : t .
Iiri.ol, ii-:"" i.V, .I"'"" ""'oer ana
. ... ..vbc.iiiuicss, ana proposes to
,ot C3LaLe lo a trustee in trust
"HP'ession oi secret societies.
.. vi;u.tw FEVKR,
"faatuK at Brunswick,
ueortia,
Savannah, Ga., Sept. 16.-Thc Bruns-
wiflr tin..lU 1 , n- .
Uv, uoiirq omctally reports
une new case of vp1Ii,i ..c
we are offering bargains in this line.
Our stock is always complete in every de
partment, and you can alwav.
you want at
Uaysor & Smith's
llio Three l'lipular lirauds
r 5 Cent C I (-urs
KISS OF THE WAVE,
Lonj; Havana Filler and Sumatra Wrapper.
ESSENCE OF ROSES,
Lpng Havana Filler, Sumatra Wrapper.
BLOMBERG'S EXTRA GOOD
6 cents, 8 for 23 cents Havana and
Little Hutch Filler, Seed Wrapper.
These Cigars have been the greatest suc
sa of any Cigar in Asheville When you
bny any ol the three brands of Cigars you
aon-i pav for prizes, but you ge the value
for your 0 cents. Sold only at the
Cigar - Store.
17 PATTON AVp.
L BLOMBERG.
m.Vn L ? .proposition, because the Church of St. Joseph just before the com
money thus paid could be expended else- mencemcut of a fashionable mass Sun- i
where. But Alderman Jones remarked Jay last. 8 &Un
j "s ""jr oi iuc ramiiv
in which a case was reported yesterday.
ZYl metbree- Cascs at Present in the'
city. The Mornintr Ni-a' B,...;,.i
respondent reports two suspicious cases
which will possibly be declared vellow
Hrescription
Drug . Store,
Very stylish Clothing for
fall and winter lust re
ceived These at c from our
best manufacturer, and
are ne.irly equal to tailors'
fine work.
A large discount on spring
weight Clothing,
CUT RATH
WORLD'S PAIR TICKETS.
S3.000. U.S00, $15 weekly.
insures yon en route and la Chicago Sam
ior Lanies.
1.00 PER WBBK.
A, RANKIN,
Two dour, below City Ticket office.
AMERICAN BAKERY
We are prepared to supply
tbo citizcriH if Aurifvillo iviv,
mmmM a a f I
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IH STOXL Fre8h Bm,d 1oll. I'ies and
Cakes of every deHeriptiou.
If you want niw wedding or
party cakea, give ua an o
.1 i
uer ana n you nr not
pleased in quality and artin
tic work we w ill refund you
wnuung ov Unas clone All aisea of
erawed stone raralsbed. Send all order, to
poabiace Box 18, asherlile, N. C.
uglMtt
34-VcHrs' sSxprrience-34
MILTON HAROIJNG
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBR.
OOat sad shop, WoUr Bnildlng.
COURT PLACB AMD VIARKBT
TRBBT.
E. M. ANDREWS,
16 and it W. Trade St.
dealer la the Carolina.. Write him for I J OU" DlOney. Wfi Will add
V.Tu 77.," o.ilr.'r;-"!c'. 'TV- t
t. S.1i"A-fDRBws."4 aal,y difieient Unee of cake
1M8.1 Charlotte, N. C. I
Will bake any kind of cakeH
to order. Telephone 174.
IttSURI TOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
Veneral t Jaaaranve i Aceat
aar Wo. 0 Roth Mala Mlast.
-r.hHsh.dt. AatrrRte.a.C
18 II. COURT SQUARE
New Ilr8a Goods
und
Trimm agH for autu
mn in
several weaves, entirely
new and ' fetching."
r
H. REDWOOD & CO.
Ulnthing, Dry Goods, 8hrs, Hat and RnKs.
CIGAR , I i.IGAKi!
JJVHT HKLHlVliQ
mat tue money paid in on paviiiK must
o into the sinking hind, and tiothiiii;
lurthcr was satd on the proposition.
F. Slikeleatiier nfni. bi.i ti.,, ti.
officers ot Central M. U. church. South.
be allowed the usual lime in which to
pay the cost ol its sidewalk, but th.- re.
quest was declined, it being said that the
woi k had been done on the assurance
that it would be paid lor wheucoui,.le,e.
City Ivnirincer Lee sent in n ,rt ,.
Kardiug the manner ot charuiuij lor side-
wa.B wnere ine property was a corun
lot. Advisor Gwyn said the report was
vajjuc. On motion of Alderman loues the
report was returned to Mr. Lee.
Reports ol assessments for sidewalk
paving van,. us streets were scut in bv
the cit engineer and aili,rrl
The tollowinu bills. banni-re.Tiv, ,l )
proper O. K., were ordered pi.id Geo.
i-. 1.0., saa lti: street iiav r II
Strachan, $05 28.
wim The Alderuien,
The Aldermen went through the
lowing business :
The finance committee's report on the
uuesiion ol reluuding $15 each to In
surance Aents I'ostcll anil M.ir,w
which had beeu paid in as special tax,
wus adopted, and the agents will net
their money back.
The street committee was instructed to
tear down an alleged abstructiou in the
hape of a nlatform in Ironr nf ii... ,.1.1
Keller building on Depot street.
f he election of a school iiim m 1 1 I .,.,
(or woman) was deferred.
City Attornev Son llcv
call on Messrs. Cobb & Merriiuon im.l
17 " .
ii. o. earner ior a copy ot the bond and
fever.
BItK-Ht Gas well In le World.
Rium w f e i. ...
., w., ocpi. j.. aii previous
recorasin gas wells have been broken
Yesterday D. T Davis completed a well
should be make to ,7V K VH a KJh;,iu r.'ul;,"..VS;:.lownl!'P.
i, i " , , cuuic icet
31 PATTON AVENUB.
1,e result was that the devotees of
mass crossed their foreheads and bosoms
with water, four-hths of wbi. h i.,b
The persons who suffered the damage in-
olfl"" HKH. H1C VUUniF n,:,'a
HiM iiieiiea.
Andre said it was all done by a mistake, struckf ' ThVw?ll but 'SS K
Ie intended to throw the Ink into the eity-s 18,000,000 gusher, struck two
baptismal font-oUt of which a baby of months ago, and the greatest excitcmit
pne pi his neighbors' was to have been prevails. n! Y. Sun excitement
baptised. He intended tln l,.l,
He was held lor uiuli-
coine out blue,
cious mischief.
MVKU FOR lo,ooo,ooq
JONcphuH Uauiels' Luck.
Washington, Sept. lO.-Itis under
stood that Josephus Daniels of North
Carolina the present appointment clerk
fol-
Tlie -ruie o( me Uraud Central '.n thf interior department, has beeu ten
r.enger Hiailou, thlcsito. .ecu me position ol chief clerk of the
New Yohk, Sept. 16. The history of
one of the gigantic schemes, involving I Chaniee ol nates
$101 S5; II. M Kmiil, icorir; ii.,. l-. ii.. t.' I millions. Slieh I A I'linn 1,., 1 , .
. , . , ' "" vif.j, xveiiy oc i ' lauiuau mag-1 tuauc in tnc dates
.. lies inouige in, was told in a bundle of aaa P'aces ot addresses to be made bv
.-... Mlcl4 , lrle county clerk's : finance Lecturer Cyrus Thomu
(,llli in ' o . . : 4 1 i . 1 .. I Tl. .... '
. u.uuyuL m ine equity part 1 corrected dates are as foil
oi tue supreme Court to compel Henry
Villard, Charles L.. Colbv. Colirale Hvt
Vo r1,'.?,- Abbo" to surrender some
$10,100,000 worth of bonds.
riaintiff is John Swope, of Philadel
phia, who is said to represent $t5,0()0
worth of stock and Sl.Son.niHi nfh.i.
' tl Northern I'aeific. It is claimed
mat viuara and associates first snecu
at.d in the title to the Grand Central
assciiger station, Chicago, invented
hctitious rentals and leased the station
auu terminals to three unimportant
roads, and then issued bonds covering
Bambooved Ttae tiler.
' 'I. llt,y- a".a ,c',ort Savings bank was robbed of $300 todav
1
Knox
Celebrated Hats
FALL SHAPE,
4 A CONM.iNMHNT OK OUR
Leading:-
5 " CENT - CIGARS
I'UT UP SHBCIALLV iR
SUNDAY SMOKf-.RS.
a IN Box
Til tv r .,..... .n. . . .
-v... unpins " to wiiciuer ine com
pany is complying with Us contract.
It was ordered ih
Improvement company be tendered pay
meut for 70 lights lor the month r.t l.,u
and August.
An ordinance prohibiting the sale ol
hsn and oysters outside the mai ket house
was talked about. Mr. Jones wanted
"suckers, mullets, red hosscs aud vellnw
cats out of the French Broad" excepted.
.iv uiuuiuncc win ue introuueed next
week.
building permit: B. K. Melli 1 Wfll
uyiii uuusc on suutu Alain street
t atrnn.Tava .1 . . , . .
" ""K-4 o ui uve ttj ine auor m a
livery wagon at noon when the cashier
waaaione. tine stepped into the bank
ana toui the cashier the man outside
wisneu to speak with him. While the
cashier was gone he gathered up all the
loose cash, $300. and went out of the
side door. There is no clew.
Ate Grape Meed Anal Died.
Pahksdi rg. W. Va., Sept. 10. liss
Lulu Smith, the fourteen-year-old daugh
ter of ex-Congressman C. B. Smith. o
The shootim? of bats in the eir v ,ill 1. 1 tm' .citY' diea suddenly from iieritonists.
looked after by the chic! of police, with a rcf f 'V . om- eat,nK Rrapes. the seeds of
view to stopping the practice. which lodged in such a way as to pro
Bills ordered paid: Gamcwell Fire 2uce,,ufla,r'rnatun. She was taken ill
Alarm Co., $48 55; I'cnniman Bros . 20 undnv "nd suffered great agony until
cents; AshevUlc Ice & Coal Co., $67 50; r dealh-
water departmeat. $20.02; AsUcville White Caps tpplt tne Torch
hign and Advertising Co., $1.75; pump- Natchez Miss Sent u T, i
ing station. Sin Ho- I N u.,.,..r. o.JT. mim., enrpt. 14. The large
J-J. Noland, $3J.08; U. L. Cunningham, Bouse ond cotton shed
oLruoiev tiros., $ 20; . C.
Brown, $4.38: Mrs. Sumuel Inman.
street department. $11.13: IVn,,;,,,
Bros.. $3.20.
E D. Jones.
county. Miss,
A Wonderful Mine.
Deaowooo, S. D.. Scut. lli-In n.
ITSftil. Galcna district there hui been iound one
" I of h Iwaf tVam.li:.... l.i :
-n-oh .v-ftuiniiij4 uiu iuiiicb in tne
bills. A larire amount ni rlh nnart .a
or.Pattoa Ave A ChurcH at.
belonging to
at Carlisle, in Claihornr
were burner! on Snjn
night by a mob of White Cans, accord.
tng to their threat to burn any mill
where cotton should lie ginned before
the price of the staple went to 10 cents
per pound.
sarbera Condemn AKtreld.
Massilion. O.. Sept. 16. The local
Barbers' union passed resolution, rlr-
I piled on various dumps, some showini? I .i r
at a di.tnnr f ,i " ' WM.i" V L"c strict con
yellow metal
teet
The face of the rock, in working, also AUd fooaSZ?
"Joo'oooV0 iTberwCi tfdtobe awdlformnyw"
1.0O0.00O worth oi rock ui sight. of U next Mondir ni
hot
$3.1
vention. Knights of Labor, at Akron on
commending Governor
iomng the anarchists,
Withflrnw (mm U. V
I of L. next Monday niht.
oept. xo; Mt. Carmel, Sept
t; Morgan Hill iinslr.-irl mi,i
S..f '17 Alii - w.y,,.,
niiiuiiLTnipn ami nt : .
ested will make a note oi these changes.
Mew Kind or snake atorv.
From the Alleghany Stnr.
Mr. H. K k;,.l,-..i..
. ... ... ...n uaui, was over in
vir:n i
...ves ,asi week and saw something ol
u curiosity at Mr. F. Holbrook's. It
wun two well developed
heads, four eyes and two mouths. The
snake was not very large, but of an en-
.. i y utW vuneiy,
COXDEASED TELBGHAMS.
. uc u l inoication ot a revival in the
plate glass industry at Pittsburg pa
nw el,, : r . . " '
v.us.njj oi lne lactones last
spring is evinced in the partial resump-
uuiiuiiiicuuricroi i-iate lilass works
oy wnicn w ot the 800 workmen arc
Kivcu employment
The wreck of the steamship City of
Savannah has been abandoned bv the
Merritt Wrecking company, sent out to
iii.iieci uer in tnc interest of the under.
writing companies. Shp wna
, r. , ...... iuouisu iui
There were lfi rle.it l, tr-nm
Wednesday in St. Peter.!,,, iL
epidemic was reported to ! increasing.
One death occurred in Hull, another in
Grimsby, and there were two cases in
London.
The coke producers nt I'ittul,
voluntarily reduced the price of coke an
cents per ton. The reduction will not
affect the wages of the coke workers and
will enable many mills and factories to
resume.
i.i-Licuicnant-oovernnr rvK r
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miciiiKan aiea Weclnesdav at Grand
ivuinua, agea o years. He was Sate
Senator from 1870 to 1872 and Lieutenant-Governor
from 1881 to 1883.
The international invitation bicvele
race at Springfield, Mass.. was won" by
Sanger. The half-mile open race was
won by Zimmerman.
Edward Hanlan of Montreal, Canada,
the ex-champion oarsman, announces
that be docs not Intend to do any more
rowing.
T,he. Ferris wheel at the World's Fair
will be removed to Brighton Beach.
Coney Island.
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