. 1 c. Asheville Daily Citizen or VOLUME IX. NO. 191. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS- Housekeepers ! Qiikistmas JPkiciis: CLOSING OUT JUDGE E. I. ASTON DEAD BIG BLAZE AT MORGANTON DEATH OF BISHOP LYMAN RAYSOR & SMITH'S TOYS s HOLIDAY GOODS PAHSINd AWAY OP AM HON OKI: I) CITIZEN. THE LOSS S4I.SOO, WITH ON I.V S8.IOO INSlTKAIfCIi. IT OI ClRtl AT RALEIGH THIS MORNING. When the Recipe FOR1DA ORANGES, Fresh from the Grove, 20. 35 and 30 cents dozen. Calls for CLBANED SULTANA RAISINS, CURRANTS CITRON. ScC. for Fruit Cake. - -5- 4- RAISINS, A silver, gold or paper dollar will buy more Groceiies than ever before. CURRANTS. CITRON, 5cC. Remember that we have the best, and that prices are always right at our store. KROGER - - BON MARCHE iSUlXJ5iiJSY--Ji53Ii:t5 OR NAMENTAL GOODS FOR CHHISTMAS C AT GREATLY REDUCBD PRICES. Stock of HOSIERY. UNDBRWEAtt. while omewbat depleted, t ill neurly all sizes left at prices to sell in these times. Ladles' Wraps Very Cheap. RIBBONS, LACKS, SATISS, SILKS for making fancy articles very reasonable. BON MARCHE 37 S. main St. Do YouWantto Know WHERE YOU CAN GET A NICE Christmas Ppesent Por your father, brother or son, in a line of SMOKERS' ARTICLES, and where you may buy them ? Go to BLOnBBRG'S and look over his stock. MEERSCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR HOLDERS. A most attractive line of French Briarwood Pipes fall the latest designs. Also handsome line of Leather Cigar and Cigarette Cases. Look out for this space next week. MODEL CIGAR STORE, 17 PATTON AVENUE, - - ASHEVILLE. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. INVESTMENT AGENTS. NOTARY PUBLIC ' Laana Securely placed at 8 per cent. O fliers sis 26 Patton Ave., up stairs I BUY The Very Best EATflBLtES Afforded by the - - - -- Market) of the World I Omit THEM AT 4 ftHflSONHBLtH PROFITS G. A. Greer, rfterNONI INt : M NOTRM VAIN. BEST LB AF LARD 12ViC LB. COMPOUND LARD IOC LB. CALIFORNIA RAISINS IOC LB. LONDON LAYER RAISINS ISC LB. 4- AT COST. 4 MIXED AND PLAIN CANDIES. NUTS, FIGS. DATES, &C. -5- A. D. COOPER. NORTH SIDE COURT SQUARE B. H. COSBY is daily receiving Additions to his already well selected stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Watcbes, Novelties, etc. THE Citizens of Asheville and visitors, the ladies especially, are invited to call and inspect his stock. His prices are reasonable and sales men RELIABLE and attentive. Repairing of watches and jewelry, a specialty. Gems and Precious stones set by an experienced JEWELER Wedding, Birthday and Christmas presents to satisfy all tastes at prices to suit the times. A few more of those beautiful en gagement rings left at 27 Patton Ave. J. 1VI. HESTON Not intending to continue to carry this Hoc another year, we throw the nice and well s.-lccted stock out to all our many patrons at FIRST COST. This now is the opportunity t.j get i 1! the little folks nice Christina presents AT HA1,1 THBIR VALf B . The stock consists in gmnes, books, cards. blocks, wagons, bnl s, dolls and all kinds of toys. V."e have them arranged on tables marked in plain figures. You will wave your money these close times bv coming to our store. THAD. W. THRASH 5 GO. CRYSTAL PALACE, NO. 41 PATTON AVENUE- JDO HOT DljiV LiOW GfRDE Teas 8t Coffee Our purchases arc made from the best known importers in the trade nnl we guarantee that in buying from us you get the Pl'RIiST AND BEST to b; had in this country. TRY OUR MOCHA AND JAVA 8LEN COFFEE New Crop Fonnoosa Oolong, Eng lish Ilrcak'nst and Gunpowder Teas. Powell & Snider. iv are sow npEsisr. lots of DIG VALUES JL'ST HOVGIIT OS A VERY LATH AS It DEPRESSED MARKET. THE LISE OF FASCY r.OoHS, OR. SAMESTAE CROCKERY ASD TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESESTS IS VERY AT TRACTIVE. O.Vii OF TUE ATTRACTIOSS HEISG PRICES To ACCORD WITH THE USUSUAE TIMES. M. viVoocf Cr (Bo. CI.OTI1ISC., DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, CARPETS, ETC., ETC. 26 S. MAIN STREET. Received bf express direct from the factory. EXPRESSED TO US SAM B DAY 'TIS MAD!?. SO WB AT ALL TIMES HAVE IT .FRESH. WILL HAVE ON HAND FOR H. 1. 3, 3 AND S POUND BOXES. J. 2VI. HESTON His neaih occurred on Tuesday Afternoon He Had Done Great Wot it For Asheville Funeral Tomorrow- Judge Ed ward J. Aston, ex-Mayor of the city of Asheville and a man dearlr beloved bv all the people of the city which has so long been his home, is no more, his death having occurred lute yesterday afternoon. For many months past fudge Aston had been in ill health, suffering from a partial paralysis and general breakdown of the system, and his family and friends were aware that the end was not far off. Nevertheless the news of bis death 1 has caused a shock to every person of the large circle which claimed him as a friend. A wife and two children survive Judge Aston. The children are Miss Anna C. The Fire Started In a Grocer store At sijo O'clock List of Losses And The Insurance. Morganto.n, N. C. Dec. 13. Special. Nine stores, the Daptist church and the Hunt house were burned this morning. The fire originated in rear of Jarrett's grocery store in the center of the busi ness portion ol town at 2:30 o'clock. The principal losses are roughly esti mated as follows: V. II. Boger, three store buildings, loss $ 1 000, no insurance; Baptist church, $J,000, no insurance; J. H. & S. T. Pearson, store building, $2,000, no insurance; VV. A. Wortmnn, store building, $1,000, no insurance; J. H. I'earson, store buildings, $2,000, insured for $1,000; Mrs. J. T. Anderson, store building, $3,000, no in surance; I. I. Si li. I Davis, store building, $2,000, no insurance; T. G. Aston and Mrs. F. Stikcleather. The Judge's only remaining near relative be sides these is a sister, Mrs. Mary Carter of Morristown, Tenn. The funeral will occur tomorrow ut 11 a.m. from Central M. 15. church, S uth, of which Indue Aston jias a member. The services will be conducted by Kev. H. F. Chreitzberg, pistor of Central church, assisted bv kev. Dr. lames Atkins, president of the Asheville Female college. The pallbearers will be N.W. Gil d wood, fno. P. Kerr, W. C. Carmichnel. F. A. Hull, W. T. 1'cnniman. C. T. Kawls. W. H. l'enland and A. Thompson. The honorary pallbearers will be Mayor T. W. l'atton, I. P. Sawyer. I. H. Merri- mon. T. C. II. Dukes, K. II. Reeves and U. Kedwoou. The interment will be at RiversiJe. BOX BOSS WD CHOIOLATES. SEI.I.1KR AOENTS FOR ASHEVILLE Heinitsfi & Reagan See that each package i so stamped. All canrlies received direct from fac tory every Wednesday and Saturday. Special orders taken for Chiistmas. Heinltsn & Reagan PRr"GvtST!. Patton Ave. & Church St. www-- J A NOIH,K LIFE. History of The Man Who Has none Mucb For Asheville. F.dward James Aston was born in Rogersville, Tennessee, on the 13th of November, 1S26. On November 30. 1S52. he was married to Miss C. L. Gil- hland, a daughter of Col. Llewellyn Gillilaud and a granddaughter of Col. John Patton, one of the pioneers of estern ortli Carolina. In January, iS.s6 Mr. Aston removed to Asheville and began business as druggist and bookseller, which he continued until 1S71, when he began to devite his en tire attention to the insurance business, and at the time of his death was the head of the firm of Aston, Rawls & Co. In 1S62 he was elected Mayor of Ashe ville in which position he served five years, and in 1884 he was again chosen Mayor, serving one term. He was at one time Chairman of the Hoard of County Commissioners of Buncombe county. Ii J. Aston was one of the first meu to recognize the value of the Asheville plateau as a health resort, and it may be truly said that he was the origina tor of the idea of making Asheville the sanatorium ol the Nation lor pul monary diseases. Nothing in connec tion with Judge Aston's long and hon orable life in Asheville is more indeli bly stamped upon the minds of those natives ol this section now in middle life, than the numberless hours spent by him at his desk, in the rea' end of what is now V . c. Carmicuaers drug store, writing package after package of letters, and sending hundreds and thousands of circulars to persons, not only in every portion of the United btates and Canada, but to every coun try of Europe, telling the story of A-he-ville's advantages as a resort to those afflicted with lung trouble. By reason of this extensive system of correspon dence, it was actually true, during the years immediately iol lowing the war, and up to the time of the completion of the railroad across the Blue Ridge. that li. J Aston was better known to the outside world than was Asheville or SVestern North Carolina. During all the years of Judge Aston's citizenship there was never a time when he was not ready to lead any move ment that had lor its ohiect the un building and advancement of Ashe ville, and it can be safely said that if the money expended by him in making known to the outside world the climat ic advantages of this transmontanc country could be gathered together, it would constitute no inconsiderable patrimony. Jl'DOE ASTON'S WORK, Walton, Hunt house, $5,000. no insur ance; A. S. Newton, merchandise, $1,- 00, no insurance; C. M. Jarrctt, gro ceries, S1.G00. insured for S1.000: K. K. I'resnrll, merchandise, $5,000, pnrtly insured; W. H. Bouer. iewelrv. $5,000, no insurance: Reid & I'owe. mer chandise, $3,000, insurance $2 500; J. B. rtnnerson, mercnanuise, $l,uoo, insur ance, $1,000; Claywcll Brothers, $2, 000, insurance $1,500; V. A. Wortman, mercnandise, $1,000, no insurance; Da vis Brothers, drugs, $500, insurance $500. The large merchandise stocks of the Morganton Manulaeturiug and Tradinc company, T. I. Gillam, I. I. Davis and uillam it Collett were considcrbly dam aged by removal. The insurance companies caught are the Continental, $2,500; Virginia Fire and Marine, $G00; Pennsylvania, $1,000; Georgia Hume, $4,000. The stocks damaged by removal are fully covered by insurance. Nothing is known as ts the origin of the tire. HONOLULU PiKWB. The Provisional Government Has 1,000 Men Under Arms. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 13 The Occauic brings the following under date Honolulu. December 5: "On the 24th ult., the Wnrnmoo brought from Victo ria our earliest knowledge of Secretary Gresham's letter and Minister Willis' probable instructions to restore the ijueen uy lorce. ino great surpris was lelt. "Immediately alter the ncws'wns re ceived. President Dole and Attorney (rneral Smith waited upon Minister Willis, and asked to know bis instruc tions. He courteously declined to com municate them but renewed the assur ance that he would absolutely take no action until the return of the Al ameda on Dcccnib-T 21, and, further, that tbey would be the first to know of any course of action decided upon by him. He evinced a genuine svmpnthy for the government, if not for their course." Washington, Dec. 13. The following dispatch was received today by the Navv department, dated Honolulu, Dec. 4: "The provisional government has 1,000 men under arms. Palace prepared tor defence. Signed, Irwin." There is not much attempt on the part of officials in the N.ivy department to conceal the satisfaction they feel at the turn events have taken in Hawaii. The navy has been rather out of sympathy with the administration policy and the dissatisfaction lias increased with the last news received. The Bishop Had Been Ailing; For Several Dais, and Death Waa One lo Heart Failure Waa Illsbop For Twenty Veara. KAi.iiKiii. N. C, Dec. 13 Right Rever end T. B. I.vm.'ui, Bishop of North Car olina, died at his home here this morning at eight o'clock of heart failure. He had been ailing for several days. The twen tieth anniversary of his consecration was celebrated here on Sunday, and on Mon day night a reception was held at his residence, but the Bishop was too ill to ntteml either event, Bishop Lyman was born in Brighton, Mass, November 27, 1S15, his father being Kev. Amos Lyman, a prominent minister of the Presbyterian church. The son graduated at Hamilton college, New York, in 1S37, and while there he became a member of the Episcopal church, to which be devoted the remainder of bis life. He was ordered deacon by Bishop Whittinghnm in Christ church, Balti more, September 20, 1840, and was ad vanced to the priesthood by the same prelate in St. John's church, Hagjers town, on December, 19, 1841. He served acceptably as rector of St. John'schurch, llagerstown, and subsequently, tor 10 years, of Trinity church, Pittsburg. In 1N60 he removed to Europe, where he re mained about 10 years in the constant exercise of his ministry, nnd being instru mental 111 establishing the American chapel at Rome, Italy, now well known to all visitors to the h tor rial City as M. Paul's church. While in Europe he was elected dean of the General Theological seminary in New ork, which he declined, and re turning to America in 1N70 he became rector ol Trinity church, San Francisco. He was elected Assistant Bishop ol Nurth Carolina in Mav, 1873, to which office he was const crated in Christ church, Raleigh, on lK-ccnib. r 1 1 , 1873, anil on the death of Bishop Atkinson, on Jan uary 4, 1SS1, he assumed full episcopal control of the diocese, which he retained until the election of Bishop Cheshire as his assistant in June last. Bishop Lyman won the respect and affection of his people by his puritv of character, and the generous iniutilsc which marked his disposition. His twenty years ol service as Bho; was marked by ui. flagging industry, which bore fruit in a large increase in the mem bcrship of his church. He was an ti lilt and forcible preacher, and the announce ment of his visitation to a parish, was certain to secure a crowded congrega tion to hear him. Bishop Lyman was twice married, his first wife being Miss Anna Albert ol Baltimore, nnd his second Miss Robert son of Charleston, S. C. Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire, who was elected assistant 111 June last and consecrated in September, now ends his brief term as Assistant Bishop and suc ceeds to the Episcopate of the diocese. Bishop Lyman was veil known nnd highly esteemed in Asheville and his death will cause genuine sorrow. His son, A. J. Lyman, of this city, went to Rulcigh this alterno in in response to a telegram announcing the death of his father. COIIiRGnSIUNAL. Hoar's Hawaiian Kesoluilou He fore The Senate. Washington, Dec. 13. In the Senate today, alter the routine morning; busi ness, the Hawaiian resolution offered Monday by Mr. Hoar was laid before the Senate and Mr. Frye addressed the Serute. He was followed by Mr. Vest In the House Mr. Ilolman offered reso lutions instructing the committee on naval affairs to make a thorough inves tigation and ascertain whether there had been anv collusion between contrac tors and officials in the paying of prem iums fr vessels for the new navy, and report by bill or otherwise. Referred to committee on naval affairs. The House committee on coinage, weights and measures today voted to begin consideration of the Bland bill, re-enacting the free silver coinage law of 1837, on the second Wednesday in January. The Senate committee on privileges and elections this miin ing informally discussed the bill to repeal the federal election law. The imprtssion prevails that the bill will be favorably reported tomorrow. Mav Arrest Daodt Jim. Jacksonville. Fla., Dec. 13. The latest rumor in sporting circles is to the effect that as soon as J. J. Corbett nnd company arrive here 011 Thursday he will be arrested and put in jail tor violating as the anti-hght people sav ) the state law in comi.ig here afler having pre viously arranged lor a fight within the stale boundaries. A Touching; Expression From Mate Treasurer Tale. During Judge Aston's illness be re ceived the following touching expression Comtimd fourth pafv,) HOT SODA. ON AND AFTER TODAY (DEC. 5) WE WILL SERVE OUR DELICIOUS HOT DRINKS CONSISTING OF HOT COFFEE. BOX CHOCOLATE, ARMOtTR'S BOUILLON, CLAM BOUILLON, ETC. STOP IN AND TRY IT. CI T PRICES ON PATENT MliDl- C1NES. Prescriptions properly filled nnd reasonably priced. Raysop & smith, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, 31 PATTON AVBNUE. ; For tlie HOLIDAYS NECKGEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, MUFFLERS, SI ,K UMBRELLAS, SUS?3NDERS MONARCH SHIFTS, KNOX HATS, &C, &C. MITCHELL, 28 l'atton Ave., Asheville. B. L. Dukes Assigns. Ralkigh, N. C. Dec. 13 B. L. Duke, member of the firm of Duke, Sons & Co, of Durham made an individual assign ment this morning. Assets, estimated $700,000; liabilities, estimated, $500,- 000; preferred creditors. $ 1 45,000. It reported that he Inst hill a million dol lars in cotton futures a few months ago. Marital Law, But All Quiet. Washington, D. C, Dec. 13. The Navy department received the following dispatch today, dated Rio dc Jancrio, Dec. 12: "In his last dispatch Consul Burke, at Prrnambueco, wants vessel as a preliminary measure, martial law hay ing been declared, but all is quiet." Thirty Drowned. San Francisco, Dec. 13. The Oceanic brings the newt that the Japanese steam ship Mattsuyemarec struck on the rocks, while bound lorShonohara, November 15 and foundered. Thirty passengers were drowned. Hottora to Dr. Dabner. Washington, Dec. 13. The President yesterday sent to the Senate the tiomina tion of Charles W. Dabncy, jr., of Ten nessee, to be assistant secretary of agri culture, vice bdwin Willits, resigned. The Prt udtriiuKi Jury, Chicago, Dec. 13. A jury to try Pat rick Eugene Prcndergast for the murder of Carter Harrison was secured yester nay atternoon alter lour nays work in Judge Brannon's court. Farmers On The Water. Savannah, Ga , Dec. 13 Delegates to the Farmers' congress left this forenoon on the steamsbipCity of Macon to spend the (I v in sightseeing on the water, About 50 delegates have arrived. For two weeks that "busy mart." 11 Patton avenue, is the place to get your Xmas presents. Substantial gifts are what people appreciate these times. Everything at cost. Mimnnugb. Plenty of old papers for sale at Tub Citizen office. Only 20 cents per bun area. Coal Creek coal, $3.75 per ton. Ashe ville Ice and Coal Co. Fat turkeys at Hare's for Xmas. Rescrecned Jellico Domestic Nut, $4.25 Asbenltc Ice and Coal Co. WE OFI'KR THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TOTHB PHOT-LB WHO HAT. N The fact of the business is we are 6xed to do bettt r than merel, .hake hands ia noli day congratulations and wish you we!!; wc satisfy that hungry inner man asd keep n m well. Each man an! boy of our staff for the Of t three weeks will only think of your happiness and whether turkey or plainer meats will best promote yoar enjoyment. Come over and see as; the displsy of reallv good food will make yon glad that you're alive. W. 91. HILL CO., City Market. JOHNCHILD Pum'shed and Unfurnished Hoases. Office Rooms; loans securely plsced t r cea?. -THY TH MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY TUB TERI BKSTCWOalK. CHURCH STREET, TEUIWONf 70

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