Asheville Daily Citizen
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VOLUME X. NO 2.
" ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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CALIFORNIA
MUSCAT
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Spring
- When Your Appetite is Fickle
Try nur UAMs'iiml UUEAKl-AST
UACON. II V Imve
assortment, iuiliiilng
cousrr hams u.
Also lMM 11UBI-:
It eiHliplftf
lwi l'INK
I reeviveil.
SUMMER COMFORT
GASOLINE STOVES Ml MIS.
KEEP THEM OUT OF TOWN SHERMAN AND M'INTIRE
THEIR ANNUAL REPORTS amouu':n .Ui:cc mic ?s:
un,, ciiUO.(u, iu wiucu is luciuucu
the work of city" prisoners, amounting !
DOCl'MENTM MT IN TO THK ! to $019. 18. nnd ulso cash expended in THK MAYOR'S WOKU.'i AlUM'T sliNTli.M i; I-JIONOVNCKO BV
AI.DEBHEN, : payment ol damaces to piopcrty owners I 1- vtTOKll.S HI.H1. i Jl Ki;i. jom.h
incurred by tormer nilmitiislriition, :si,-
A. 1). COOPER,
12 1-2c.
OMKT Snl'AKK
.sm;vi,tu:, x. c.
We hiive in stock a lurge variety of llu-su
stoves frum jj-75 u ml upwanls. No Itotne ami
lik'te without one. Nothing can ever tnke their
place. Justtliink: Scratch a match, apply it,
ami have an early breakfast in ten minutes.
Your kitchen will be like a parlor. No dust, no
ashes, tio wood, no coal, no wicks, no IrnuMc,
and 0 thousand other points worth considering.
We have oil stoves, freezers, coolers, ice chests
ami all kinds of summer goods. The largest
stock and lnwt-4 price1, Our store is very interesting.
9 15 ON.
Several Committed! Hamuli Be- m.t with t.l.Msnn' " xnv the
porlH of the Yrnra Work Tlie , port in closing, "the fact that in no in
Havoi'H tUimuKe and fer-j stance during the past yen r has any pcr
ences to "me CMUen." 8?" m.mIe ".plaint ol injury iuihcled v.v
i of an invasion of private rights.
The Hoard of AlJei men was at home I Water.
to itself mid a few friends in its regular
Housing U-iuocratlc Miclliiu l i be Men I omul (;Ullli Of s-lhcl-Ihe
:ct TitvoX I.asl l'Aciiluic njt I mil Hi-ntt-nced One
l',x Alrtriniuil ti'.uruth' Alliclavll vrar l .icli On The rubllc
The Democrats of the western part ol j
the city he! J at West laid market last j
place yisterday afternoon.
The major reported that ("eo. W.
l'ack had givn the city a deed to Mont
ford Park, in accordance with his offer of
two weeks ago, and that the deed had
The water committee gave in its re
port, written by the mayor, who is the
only committeeman thereon since Mr.
Staines resigned. Superintendent Mur
ray is praised lor his faithful antlclucicnt
performance of duties. The pipe lines
evening what was p'.tdjably by far the
largest meeting ever held in thnllocality.
The crowd was estimated at from -DIO
to 300 ami the greatest enthusiasm was
shown. Good speeches were made by
llan II. A. C.udgcr, ling. D. Carter am!
II. M. Luther, luiius C. Mariiu, the
words
have L'ivcn-vcrv little trouble. The
been dulv registered. Then oil motion of I monthlv iminunt of wnter delivered at
Mr I.,. ti, ...... in.imrii.il ... , the ntfinH nine lias n nnri iximn ted 2L fjOO.. i Democratic candidate, said a lew
uoo gallons; or, estimating mat one nan ""
of the population used citv water, shows The lollowingnuiuavitol T. C. Slarius,
a daily consumption of 13J gallons per lormerly a niember ol the lioardol Alder
capita. A tree use ol pure water, the me", was read belore the meeting, and
committee snys, is extremely desirable, : the remarkable news given oui was
but all waste should be avoided, and an ! widely commented on :
argument for the use ol meters is again I "Tins is to eertily that between the
urged. The report concludes with the ; nc enpt. ration selection, last ai ay
llllliSllt) tRlliL ULiCEj
appoint a committee of ladies and gen
tlemen who shall look over the I'ark m:d
report as to any steps that should be
taken looking towards its improvement.
City Tax Collector Fagg was given
permission to sell property of delinquent
tax-payers.
The Market.
The market house committee submitted
its annual report, written by the mayor.
Therein the committee commended the
new entrance to Central market and the
inside changes. It recommended the
abolishment of the West laid market.
"The chief end to be obtained," it said,
"by a market house, is not that it should
be a source ot income, nut, tar more ltn
showing that the department had to
credit April 110, $-l,37S.73.
II Mil lie IIlH I.HHt!
These reports, submitted thus far in
advance of the retirement of tkj present
administration were supplemented by
the "Annual Mi.sf.age of the Mayor."
Tliii message, written by the Mayor,
says to the Hoard in the outset that no
HAMMOCKS
'North Carolina Roe Herring,
PER CAN
FORMER PRICE
20c,
AND -
CROQUET SETS
1 1' yon iireniiiiiK to liny hammock nlnavn
Kcl llle best, riiltucr's hummock is the very
lust made. We haw ll Inige lock ol' I hem. i
rrices Ihe lowest. C runlet svtx-tuine vcry'liac
All.vciy chenii,
Fat Selected Mackerel,
Cream Codfish,
Magnolia Canned Salmon,
i Selected Canned Oysters,
Wm. KROGER.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
Sporting Goods House
IN THE CITY
or All Kind Of Sports,
or tennis Players,
or Baseball Players,
or Football Players,
or Bicyclist,
or Croquet Players,
or Fishermen.
IIAVK 1'fl.l. LINK Of KOLLKK
SKATKS AND HAMMOCKS.
L. BLOMBERG
l''aiiiou euiulkr.. We are nueuii. in Aheville '
for Ihe fsile of Huylci's eonrections anil kc! ,
them ilirect from the factory. Mail anUrs I
promptly attended lo.
J. M. Heston,
28 SOUTH MAIN.
Lobsters, Shrimp,
Clam Juice.
POWELL & SNIDER
portnnt, that it should promote the ! committee in lonnervears lias considered
health, benutv and tidiness of our streets it as a part of its ilutv to make any an-
and add to the convenience of our house- j mini report. " 1 he simple fact, he savs,
kecocrs." It recommended the fixing of i that your committees have done diller-
ccrtain lines outside of which food prod
nets could be sold, ft found that the
market had a balance to its credit on
April :i() of $U,54..'I3, and argued that
this might seem to indicate the need of an
ad justment o1' the rentals of stalls.
When the report bad been adopted a
discussion followed on the question of so
amending the market house laws as to
allow the establishment of markets
within a certain radius of Central mar
ket. There was a division of sentiment
as to whether the limit should be a hall
or three-fourths of a mile. G. VV. I'age
said he knew one at least and possibly
ently sceins to me a good argument in
favor of a business asopposc.l to a polit-1
ieal administration, and I sincerely trust j
that their example may be followed in
future years." As to the sanitary dc-
partment, the message says the physi
cians and other members of the Hoard ,
of Health deserve the thanks of the com- j
munily for their gratuitous services i
The city is cleaner than o ver before, a j
"marked contrast to the i bsolute tilth,
which everywhere stank a short year !
ago." The cost of removing garbage
has materially increased because of the '.
distance it must be haul.'d. Hut the
and his inauguration, he 1 1'atlon) am)
myself vvcic going to the water works,
un the wav we wcredifcusiing water reg
ulations, etc. Finally, Mr. ration said he
was determined to break the contract
made by tlie former administration and
C. li. tiialiam. The contract was that
the city was practically lo luruish water
lice to said liriihain lor t!",1 oi U use of
his operatives, provided he would build
his fiictory near the Western .Not ill Caro
lina depot. He then had a proposition
to build at liutti ick's, which he w.-.s
about to accept, I asked hint I I'atlon I
if he did not think Irom a bnsiii'-ss stand
point it was better fur the city to furnish
water to Graham's operatives free than
have him go to llntti iek's. lie answered
'No; the larther from town the belter,
because these l.ictiies always bring a
low class nt .copie and a bad clement
with them. Asheville is better oil 'wil li
on', them.' "
r i C. UlKIWMMi.
three butchers who would move out of! author of the message has been in eor-1
Central market il the half-mile limit
should be adopted. The matter was rc
rcferred to the market house committee
to frame an ordinance hy next meeting.
Mr. Westnll submitted a resolution
agreeing that, in consideration of the ex
pense gone to by W. M. Hill ec Co. and
James Wolfe in their new stalls in Cen
tral market, these firms be allowed the
refusal of these stalls as long as they
wanted them, but not committing the
city to any ironclad contract. The reso
lutions were adopted, II. L. Gii'Ver vot
ing no, because, as he said, he didn't like
so much red tape.
Fluauclul Report.
A report, written by the mayor, came
from the finance committee, giving figures
from December 1, lS'.Kl, the date of the
semi-annual statement. The sinking
fund is stated to have amounted to $N,--151.4:1,
$5,76:1.72 having been collected
on street assessments. Theexpcnditurea
were: Tor retirement ol u city uonns,
respondence with persons in relation to
the erection ol a cremator, and urges the j
Hoard to have this doneat un early day.
The sanitary elepai tinent balance sheet!
shows a debit of $27S8.'.)5. It has been j
the desire of the Keform Hoard to turn
over to its successors as much money as ;
was received by them. The administra
tion of "jo nad to its credit $i:(,'J U ---The
Reformers report on April oil $lt,
557.fJl, "all of actual cash value except
items received from last year's tux col
lector in his notes and sales of property.
If these items are of less than par value,
I submit that all fair men will attach the
responsibility to the Hoard of Aldermen
who neglected to have their tax col
lector give a bond for the performance
ol his duty and to secure the hauls he
collected, and not to you. who, being
placed in this helpless position made the
best arrangement von e ;tild to protect
the city."
The author alludes to the bonded debt
of the citv, and says the most ecrmoini-
THeCr. n: v.'.rik He h.-h 1".
Rvtillworvis
The nc s of tlic dis?
partnership of lliownin:
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THE OAKS HOTEL
Under New Management
New Furniture.
Nice, clean comfortable rooms.
Table excellent.
Porter Meets ail Tralai.
Close In town. .
On an Blectric Car Line
ncautlrol Location.
Hot and Cold Baths.
Berr PoMlble Convenience.
THE OAKS HOTEL,
A. P. LABARBE. MGR.
MISM.I. j OA' ,.VA I'.,..
A' box or .. r.i-.sr cm .ik'
MAUI-: VIA' '.' Mi . ,")',
Pipes! Pipes! Pipes!
"i'HC.1! Miirr.vfj.'niHn nm I'midl brinr
ie. lliiylnain Inrnc ummtiet from fin
tore am nie to fimre very on- prices '
n judge oC plKH .vim iv nppreelatt the Inn
ircci, ' nut n jwlne ymi mny re.ijam
them living exactly im rvpn'sentri nr iuiihi-.i-hnvk.
ray's
Telephone 194,
s X. Court Sqimrt',
SEASONABLE
Shirt Waists.
Ait cxi-clltMil line of well tmulr
K'oit in MylWi t-fiect-,
I.AIMI'S WKAITI-KS;
Six or t-'ihl strung caitN.
LACKS:
l'oint Veiiisi', I'uiut tit- ('.tut, jikn
iit!Hit, orientiil, Iliinntnii. Tonltoti.
1'oiut lie (iiiZf.Clliilllilly, Media, fie.
km iikoiukkihs
In tiieiil variety, on Swi!. Nain-ook
amlCiiniliric.
WASH UKKSSdOUOS;
A large slock or guml slle. the
kiniln nut so cay lo find.
l'AUASULS, 1-A.S, OM'OKIi i'lKS.
LISLK THK1':.I HOSH. li'I'C.
H REDWOOD &CO ,
CLUTHINC, DRY coons, SlUU-S,
$ri,812.l)U; commissions on collections, ; cnl nnd absolutely business ailniinistni-
$123.01); leaving on lutti'J n balance ofj
$2,515.42.
Kecaruinji the general html, the re
ceipts from all sources from December 1
to April liO arc put down as toiiows:
llalunce on hand :' ."i (n
Streel tlepartnieut ui 17
Sanilarv (U-itttiHeiit u
I'oikv (ifvartnieni.... ;, 1)5
l;ire departnn'nl J o.m
Water department t.70? i
City Hall Ni
Special taxe-4 !
Aiisiraoi it... 'km 11
Market lum.te i vs
Regular list yv .
Total ? uj-v ,;
The expenditures during the s.ime '
period were :
Mreet department ' 1 '. I"'1 .'.S
Sanitary dtpjirtnient 'I
1'nliee department .l."1! o-'
1-irtf department -ii" u
Water department i
Prison department 'i
Interest MH "7
Citv Hall i
oM de1tH u.'-
Tax Collector's commission i.-.'
Schools -'.''.p
oiliei.il salaries i.l'"
Misiellaneons t.S-T I :-
Light itHT i.?'4 V1
Market house 'MS
lla lance on haml f .r" w
The assets on hand arc: Notes ol N.
A. Reynolds, lormcr tux collector, in
settlement of collections made by him,
$4:184,42; cash in Treasurer Rankin's
hands, $2722.02; cash in Hlair & Co.'s
hands $6Ti,51; balance on tax list lV.Kt
uncollected, $7008.03; balance on 'l2
list uncollected, reprcscntinR real estate
sold by N. A. Reynolds, for which he
was credited in the settlement, -'oi i-.e;
of which there has been collected by II.
C. Fugg- $108.48; leaving a balance of
this uncollected ol $181t.U(i
Next Door To Citizen Office.
OORTLAJNDJOSy
RBAL BSTATB BROKERS.
INVB8TMBNT AOBNT8.
NOTARY PUBLIC "
Loan. 8enrely placed at 8 pa cent.
Office. itB ft SB Patton Art., up .tain
DR. C. J. OLIVEROS,
SPECIALIST.
SOU LOW PRICES
California Peaches 18c. Per Can.
California Apricots 18c. Per can.
Pare Miple Syrap $1.25 Per Gal.
Cucumber Pickles 40c. Per Gal.
Sweet 111 Pickles 75c. Per Gal.
- Jonr Mix Pickles 60c.' Per Gal.
California Eiaporated Peaches,
Apricots AnA Peus 17c. Per Lb.
Gr A.. Greer,
DISBABBS. .
(i PATTON ATBMVB.
(Orer Ra jtor It Smith's Drug Store.)
P. O. Box 1 34 , Aihevlllc, N. C
The Ideal In Politics
Then none wm for n pnrly.
Then oil were for the ntnte;
Then the (rrent man help'd the khji .
And the poor man loved the ureal;
Then Innila were Inlrly portion'il:
Then spbllB were fairly mid;
The Romans were like brothers
In the liravc days of old.
.Vll.ll itley.
OAKLAND HEIGHTS HOTEL.
Srl!CI.L AS'U KUIll CHD KATUS
WILL HIS HIVES IIV MIS HO
TEL DVmXO Till! .MOSTIIS HI'
MAY ANDJVXIi.
E. VAUGHN, Mgr.
ticm of tlie city's a IT. lira ciin nlam' save it
from bankruptcy. "Our credit must lie
sustained," tlie t'eport snys, "but tliis
will stirelyiiot be aecninplishecl by a let urn
to the coiulitiiin el a year ajjo, when the j
most skillful bookkeeper woultl have
been unable to tell auvlhiiiK about the
city's linaucial cundition," The fundiiijr
bond proposition is commended, and the
mayor closes with , 'in expression of the
depth of fjiief and sorrow which op
presses the heart of himself, the Hoard of
Aldermen, nnd of every eitizen in the
death of Senator Vance, lie tiroes that
a monument be erected to the late Sena
tor's memory, nnd snvs he last week
tirped the A. L. 1., referred to as "voiiiir
soldiers," to undertake the task of col
lecting funds lor the purpose, lie recom
mended that the company be appointed
special agents for tlie collection of binds
and that thev be ciieoiirau'eil by a small
contribution from the city's treasury.
He Ittfcr.s (o 'Tlie Clllzcu "
While reftrriiirf lo the A. I.. I. the
mayor took occimou to way that Tin:
Ci riilix, "wliicli, uiil'o! lunate! v, is the
only paier in town," had not reported
his speech to the company corieetlv.
He did not nisL'oura.ne them, but uracil
them on. "The only thine; said by the
editor of Tin-: Citizkn about tlw mayor
in connection with Senator Vance's
, funeral was 'that all I'atlon had
done was to place two carriages and
had placed tliein wronn.'" lie made this
statement, the mayor did, only to show
i how the paper misrepresented him. Tim;
I Crriiss representative told the Hoard
I nt that point that the facts on which
I the article alluded to was based were
! obtained from n member of the A. I.. 1.
There was a discussion as to the mon
managers of Kuiilwui ! h i si;t an-' t lie de
parture ol )r. V. C. Itr.ivvnin -tn.l his
interesting faaiilv fivin A?- :. villi" .'.ill he
received with reiiet !iv pile I'wxe civ'c ol
the doctor's friends in tlrs city.
I'or twelve years pi j. . to the r'oi
siiniuiation ol Iheplans that i rec'.cl Ken
ilworlli Inn llr. I'.ro-.vniur: in i'.e runiiia!
tups throu;;h the mountains of Vw slirn
North Carolina and he li.eanie thor
ouhlvcoi.viiiei.'dtliat ia Lias ;--ccti n.and
particularly in the li.iaiiji ol A'.itviii.',
the country was the urea test sauitariu in
uf the continent.
So stroiik'lv was lie iuii.ress. il with the
idea that he organized a sine!; eiuupany
in IS'JU to build ;iecwir.in.nl..tifi;s lu'
health ami p! .asiire siehcrs in Itm-N lr
dirinj; the iv.vaiiiianoa valley. Atiln
time of the purehaseol what is now the
Kenilvvorth I'ark the lauds were trav
ersed bv iiridle jiaths horn lleauaiont to
the Swaituaiioa, anil thctiicol the Inn
was in the midst of a corniicM. l'r.
Ilrownin's eiui'y am! push took hold
of the improvements contemplated am!
in eight and a hall mouths the present
splendid suuetiirc with itselcitant iipiip
in '.-tit was opened to quests. '1 he Inn took
with the public Irian the start and J. .It'll
persons ve:e unable to secure aeeoinmo
ilations tlie liist scaron beeaute ol lack
ot room.
Dr. I'.rowiiiiiii's iiian.i ;.;i'i!ieta ui the
liuitse lm.i Sreen s" e-s!id bee r.se he per
sonally atten Ud the del;. ill ol the hu-i
nesa mid the wellaic ol each (.picst. The
uec.'S-itv for a test is ti c reason !or
piviny no the house a', this time and
UoudN.
Ai yuiiKiUs iii the case against M. Sbcr
man, on a eh.o;;e of lilichriL; W. M. Hill,
elosul in the Criminal court yesterday
altcrnoon. The ease was iven to the
jury, which in a lew minutes returned a
verdict ol utility. Tins iiiuminf! 1. C.
Mclutire was pin on trial on the same
charge as that ayainst lienuan. A few
of the wilmssis were examined, theense
went to tlie juiy ami a verdict of g"''ly
resulted. Mclutire was allowed to make
a statement, which he did at length.
l'lcaswere tla-iimad. ..r Mclntire's re
lease without puiiisi.ii.i ra, an ,arRunient
bein' that Hill had been mllv vindicntid
by the trials and !.. M.Iuiirc's stnte
inent. Indue Junes telerruig to thi9,
made some remarks lull at good sense,
saying he could not hi e why the court
should sentence oik man nnd allow
another to go free w hen the men were
eipially guiltv. This ease, he said further,
had bothered him more thaunny in
his experience, as anle, mid he had not
made up his decision. Hut he would
render a ilcvi' ion up iu reassembling at
p. iii., and caul then adjourned to
that hour.
I'poii the sitting ol u.urt at that hour,
after breilc reviewing llie ease the judge
sentenced Sherman ami Mclutire to one
year each on the public roads of Bun
combe. Till-; TAHll I' IIII.L
It Will be. Taken I p on WtdilCH-
cay. :
Wasiiim.tdn, Mav .". Another armis
tice has been agreed upon in the tariff i
debate which will carry the bill over
Tuesday. Aldrieli had many conferences
with the Democrats today. He told
them that the Republicans objected to
any farther discussion of the bill until
tin. v know w hat it was and what the
proposed .'iineudiueius wete. He said as
soon as the anicndiuciiis were presented
Ihe Republicans would go ahead with
the bill and discuss and ote upon it in
the regular order.
The Democratic leaders evidently
think that it will be best to clear up
other pending business ami allow neces
sary time to lix up all the changes
w hich have been propose d and prepared.
This may have been brought about by
ihe assertion ol some hi niocratlc Sen
ator, that they think it is time, before
the lull eoes much further, that they be
inhumed as to the changes which are
proposed. The last agreement reached
indicates that the managers of the com
promise believe that they will be ready
to present t he proposed changes to the
Senate by Tuesday and that Wednesday,
if tlie Chinese treaty is disposed of on
T in sdav, the tariff bill will ue taken up
and pusiud with all possible speed.
DOUBLE
. ,ii'
DISTILLED
EXTRACT
WITCH
HAZEL
IX IRIJv.
iir-
SliOr AT WOMI N HIOTER8.
nr. Urowuiag will
the North,
Mrs. Hrnwni've
Master l. ninles
ac the ea.-'io;e.
Citv.
pal in the summer in
, Ii.-4 Ivi.-annr ami
will i-pciid tae season
taobablv at Atlantic
au. (;rwr:u nr: i-i.n-.s.
lie lino -lie No Iiis'.iiii il lo.i 4iui"tt
Mvssrs I'imeil am! I)u UInuii.
I'.iiiiou- Tin; Citizks : -Col. D.uidsin
and Mr. Powell fi ign to believe that in
my .'ii'iicle that an insinnaiiur. was made
against them, li was lar fr ail my pin-'
pose to do so, la tluir MiLidcd:al fur a :
c.'iilM' fraught with such di.e laiamily to j
the Detuoeiatie p-aity, they are;
nervous to the elrii;;e. Wheat
I disticlly stated it was a "Kail-'
ieal schune" they alieel to think
that 1 intended lo allege that the mass1
niectirg Democrats were laying the
scheme. No, gentlemen, it is a Radical;
scheme, inaugurated bv Republicans,
and the Democrats w ho aie joining it, !
are unsuspecting and misguided, destroy
ing I without knowing it I llieir own
party organization. They arc con-
manner in whicli all ot the city's olticcrs while, nnd finally Mr. loncs offered n scions ol their own worn ana comma.
have ncrformcd their work, especially wriitiMi resolution miikinc thp l.ii.lit lu-1 They lire lost to rcns.ui, or the result o!
mentioning Citv Clerk Miller. Contin-1 fantry n special committee to canvass ! what they are doing,
uing. it snys: The Rood effect ol this ; )or f,m,s f()r monument to the late I They sav 1 "turned back." In a sense
systematic irformance of duty w cvi-1 Senator, and empowering the mayor i ' ''", 'l is more manly to nckuowl
denied especially in the office of the tax j nmi ccrl to pay them $51) ns n nucleus, edge the error ot vour way than lo
collector. Your committee can state wlcu the company nre rendv to receive blindly go on, uuuiimlud.oi results. I
with accuracy the collections of this la. This enrrcdMr. Curiivr. one ol went back to mv father's house, and the
office to have been as follows; up to 1 Vance's Kouch nnd Kcadv Guards, said invitation is al the door still calling
the survivors of this company wanted
to cap the monument with a. bronze
statue of the illustrious dead, with two
tablets in the uianiimeut, so that a mus
ter roll could be inscribed upon one and
the death ol each member upon the
other,
An I i lorltiiiate AHalr In A, P. A.
Town.
ScoTTiiAi.i;, Pa., May a. A riot oc
eurred at I he painter's works of the Mc
Cluie Coke company, two miles from
here. On Tuesday start was made at
this plant and Superintendent Boss and
tlie store clerks have been acting as depu
ties and all were armed with Winches
ters, Women determined to drive out
men who were working. They started
to the ovens lor the purp of making
the drawers leave.
As they approached it
fold White, assistant
tired a shot at them. A
men heard thereportthe
upon the works like ma I
opened tire and before lu.
time had fallen in their ;;
gored strikers did not stc ; .
White and I.iving RoriVii
We wore fori mm to in
raiiR'iny with tho liBlillorn
foralartfo juaiit itmy of tln
best Extract of Witili Ha,ol
we ha vo yet hooii on tlie mar
ket, a foiiiparison of oiiih
with some oIIhts will con
vince any one. It's a Rreat
household remedy, a true
friend to baseball players.
Invaluable for hornes.
In grains, bruises, bites
of insects, burns, scalds,
wouods, painful swellings,
lame back, sore throat, neu
ralgia ami rheumatism, etc.
Hnw put up. hi pints,
2")C. one-half gai. and one
gal. bottles, and five gal.
demi-johus for the livery
stables.
Raysorfc Smith,
31 Patton Avenue.
( x.'fl o veilings till 1 1 o'rlorh
s said Sanil-
apcrinlcndcnt,
soon ns the
- wooped down
I men. White
. v reached him
ks. 1 lie un
fliey reached
bookkeeper.
anil noli .re assistance nr; veil both were
humbly beaten and left bv the Hungari
ans lor dead. Two of the Hungarians
will ihe and White's injuries are so seri
ous he mav not recover. Roddy is badly
injured.
tmi;tivi,Miiiiiii; t tHPAiuN.
TO-
ASHEVILLE
to Tin: fisoxt.
WM IIAVIi Jt ST CliMl'l.ltTlil) A 1T1.L
HAND MADE SHOES
Anil will in the tutini eior.v in stuck a hi''
nsnortmeiit of shoes nt
The committee's report approves the ; Hnicnt Muestion, the mavor writing the
nnnncr in which nil of the city's ofliccrs wi,iiCi nlll I'mally Mr. joncs offered a
and including those made on April .'10: i
5M0 ,l'i i
.I.Scili 41 j
1..410 .15 ;
3.I7 77 '
S.MI hi
KCKtlhir Hit 'il.l
Ali-trni't II, '9.1
Special taxes, 'm....
iarket house rent,
SiukitiK hind
Those were the days of ideal Politics,
but the ideal and
BEST. STOCK
NEGLIGEE - SHIRTS
lu Asheville Can Be l'otind At
MITCHELL'S,
THE HATTER and FURNISHER
NO. 98 PATTON AVBNUK.
Heiniisfi & Reagan
WB ABB THB SBLLINO AOHNT8
IN ASIlliVlU.li FOR
Total ii.i
Hi reel Talk.
The street committee made its annual
report, written by the mayor. The first
sentence says that during the past year
much work has been done upon the
streets in ull parts of the pity. Many
miles ot excellent plank walks, the report
savs, have been put down. "No one,"
others to "cot. less" ami do likewise.
Oh, the spirit that is ia man to usis.l to
"coiilcss" is indeed hard !
tiliitleil by brave, honest oll'icers, with
Martin, self-iiuule, capable .'ind honest, as
the captain, with bow, the skilled me
chanic tnal he is, rcpresetitiugllie honest
All of the annual renorts were ordered working men ol Asheville, as her engi
printed in hook form. wr, and with Hough mid Sevier bring.
"An wneiiNlve I-nrUnmi." ; wc s.x the hghtiung sieeil, we bear the
A recommendation was sent in Iron,
Ilose company No. 1 that J. J. Nolaud, ft i;,nlger, it:
who is the citv health ollieer, be elected
It iv, is It. gun nt I. tuition
(lay.
I. t:iNi; ton. Ky., May 0. Col, Breck
inridge was up by ii o'clock this morn
ing. "Yes, 1 have rested very well," he
s lid, "and feel that I am physically able
to appear before an audience of voterB
Itoni this district a I 2 o'clock. 1 will
speak al Paris Monday, but further
than this 1 cannot say. 1 do not know
what arrangements have been made."
Hard showers fell here this morning
and it is probable that lite meeting will
have to be held ill the opera house. The ;
women are out in two cards appealing '
to the voters not to support Ureckin-OUR OWN MAKE!
ridge, while Prof. C.rahan of the State! W " " IWIIXfc. '
College cones out in a card endorsing!
nieeKinruige,
There is much excitement on the street
this morning and already large delega
tions arc coming in Ironi various places.
a member of that company. In rending
this the mayor took occasion to say that
it remarks, "whose memory iscapahle of. w hnil irivrn instructions that no officer
looking DncKwurus one year can mil to ot the citv should ltitcrlere in the clec
CONFECTIONS
Pure and Delicious
UON BONA AND CBOCOLATBI
CHOCOLATE PARL1NBS,
MIXED CHOCOLATES,
CKUAM WINTBROKBBN,
CHBAM PBPPBRM1NT8,
remcmbci the horrible condition which
characterized very many of the streets,
naming Woodl'm, Oak, College, Char
lotte, Chestnut, Church, Willow, liugle.
Bailey, Hast, Silver, Hill, Uuttrick, Hill
side nnd Wanton streets and French
Broad u venue. In fact we might name
everv street in town, except Muin street
and Patton ascnuc, and assert without
tear of contradiction that each was a
disgrace to any town and to any admin
istration. The lew which were provided
with sidewalks at all afforded snlcr pas
sage for pedestrians in the muddy, liithv
driveways than upon the rotten planks,
so-cajlcd sidewalks.
The report proceeds to say with mod
est pride that nil of the streets referred
to, Willi llie exception 01 v-uuren uu
Willow, have been out in excellent repair
ot the charge of the general fund. Then
this justification of macadam: "The
expense hat been greater than it might
otherwise have been, been use of the nc
eetsitvwe were under to Bftsndonthe
city quarry, owing to complaints ol per
sons residing near it. nut wucti it i
remembered tun a very large propoi
OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES
CANDY, ETC.
KBCIilVKD ,1'ROM PACTOHV TWICE
. . WBUK .
turns. Hut Mr, Nolaud, lie snul, had
made ol himself in this campaign what
President Cleveland woultl cull nil ollcu
B'vc paitisan. There were various ex
pressions against Mr, Nolnud's work in
the campaign 1 he supports the Demo
cratic ticket! nnd the communication
from the Hose company was tabled tem
porarily. The following exemptions wcic grant
ed: N. Fnrr, error; P. P. Ooldsinith. J,
D, Lewis and J. II. Ware, disability; S im
Hurrison, sick since Kill; Sandy Foster,
sick months,
A. W. Mcl'ec was given n permit to
erect a live-room bouse on Turner street.
HUH.
These bills, having been passed upon
and approved by the finance committee,
were ordered nnid : Street department
payroll, $H2.oo; II. P.. Ilnll, $2.50: wa
ter department payroll, $10.2o; snnitary
department pnyroll, W.fil; W. C. Tern
nleton, So.TB; Tun Citiuhn, . it
lames Wolfe, $7."; Buncombe Brick
ind Tile company, $'J.'-'0', Kelly
lilliott, ifK.T.i; lb llurncltc, f.o0;
Two Minis ApiuiliiK (I.
WasiiixoTox, May .".The President
today sent lo the Semite the following
nominations : Sennca llacHou of Ver
mont, envoy extraordinary anil minister
plenipotentiary to Veni.uela. I'nited
States consuls: Ucorge Kcenaii, Wif
eoiisin, at lliiiuan; Colin C. Mantling,
South Ciiroliiin.nl Fayal, A ires; lid
ward. J, Prickett, Illinois, al Ichl. Post
mnstcrs: Virginia D. I.. Toney, Man
chester; James M. N'oal, Danville. Soulh '
Carolina: Wm. P. Metis, I'.reeuvillc;
Caroline A, Youngblood, Chester.
A luil Kivcr Uui.
Fi i.t.'ioN, Ark., May 5, The Red river
continues to rise nt t. rapid rate ami
nearly every business bouse on Main
street bns from two inches lo two feet ot
water running under it. Tin' whole
country north nnd south ol the Iron
Mountain railway between here anil
Clear Lake, la miles distant, is one vast
expanse ol wnter. The Hood wW prove ,
the worst ever knowu in.this section.
tion.infnct 'norc than 75 per cent.,ot the John Lockctt, $7.70; S. K, Chcilc9'
Diouey so expended went directly to our
own citizens, laborers who would other
wise have been idle, no intelligent person
will criticise your course.
"An examination of the city's balance
sheet of April Ml) shows street depart
ment debited for the year thus ending,
(representing total cost of improving
dtivewnyt, making U miles first class
plank sidewalk nnd about one mile of
regulation sidewalk, and repairing all
other sidewalks in the city, probably
ter iS: Son, o.7S; . II. 1-rnilv, Slli.Sf
Ikiuden, Kiinkin & Co., $'J.So 11, M.
Lee, SlO.oO; A. 1). Cooper, Sill). 7 S; W.
C. Cnrmichnel, Mile ; Ballard & Uich,
7oc; D. W. Ciiublc, 70c.; Brown, North
up : Co., $1 i 10; Ashtwillc Street Rail
roml Co., $li a:l; Jus. W. Albright,
$:i.30; West Asheville Improvement Co.,
$8.fil); l'ulncc Stables, $7; (os, li. Dicker
sou & Co., $1 KSj Kanilolpii-Kerr Print
ing Co., $2.7o: Woo.lv & Kimbcrly,
$l.ao; . li, Liudlcy, $S.ii5.
A Hlin Htrlke.
ltiii mini.iiam, Ala., May 5. The coal
miners strike in this district seems no
1 nearer its close today than when it
'began three weeks ago. It looks ns
j though the struggle would be ti long
one.
i.ox; i.ivi; anarchy!"
T!ie t'rv of Tlie itcriM aa They Uo
lu Iiiuigcoim.
I.onuon, May "1. In the central crimi
nal court yesterday osi pii Farnnra, the
Italian anarchist who pleaded guilty,
1 was sentenced to twcnii vears' imprison
ment at hard labor. Frank Polti, his
companion, was found guilty and
! sentenced to leu years' imprisonment.
, Alter sentence was pronounced Farnnra
showed "Vive lanaiehic." He was at
once seized by the court officers nnd
removed, lie struggled hard to free
himself and endeavored to make n
speech, but was prevented. Polti
1 cried out "Shame!" ai.d added; "To
day you make the laws, but tomorrow
we w ill make them."
1 lie In ii Scni'.unr.
Axiiovi-u, Mass., Mav 3. Fire broke
out in the Abbott female seminary here
carlv this morning There was crrcnl
co ntusiaii in Smith hall, which is used as
a dormitory nnd uiljoms the building
w here the tire located. The girlscrowdcd
the hallways mid rushed out into the
grounds in scant atlire, but the teachers
prevented n panie and no one wns ser
iously injured. Loss small.
In 1 he lion Range.
Di Lini, Minn., Mav 5, There bas
beeu no further outbreak on the McBuba
range. The miners interrupted Tuesday
arc at v ork nt Mountain iron mine, and
at the Mesi.ba ntomitaiii mine they are
under tin lu oteei ion ol deputies and the
1 militia, The Piaukliii miners are still
out.
Til li V SI AMI
WITHOUT A KlY AIi
lt01llt.rX.
0 Ceiurt Square.
Anhevllle, N.
I'.Knintiiiillon Cniiit'M Too l.iilc.
Wash iNi: ion, May fi.-The comptroller
of the currency is advised, that tlie First
national bank of Scilalia, Mo,, had sus
pended payments. Hank Lxainiucr Lat
imer is ordered to make 11 11 examination.
YESTUWAY'S It ASBH ALL GAMES.
National Lcngiic-llnKiinonilie. Brook
lyn fi; Washington o, Boston 15; I'hila
(ii'lphin -I, New York 0; Cleveland 8,
Louisville I; Pittsburg 10, St. Louis, 0;
Chicngo fi; Cincinnati 'A. . ,
Sontlictn LeagueNew Orleans 4-,
Charleston 5; Macon l), Nashville 7; Sa
vannah 10, Memphis 0,
STAN 1) A It I)
Quart Cans Tomatoes 10c.
Sugar Corn per Can 10.
Bartlett Pears per Can 20.
Grated Pineapple per Can 16c.
String Beans per Can 10c.
T. J. REVELL,
80 North Mala St, Telephone 114
READ v.,.,-.,,,.,.-...
Christian Reid's Land Of The Sky
l-'ni n l)cKeililluii Of Ulcfcory Nul Cup
The four-in-hand of llie EnracraliU Inn, Hick
ory Nul Onp, will lit from the.Bwsnnsnos ho
ld on TiieMly nnd Prliloyi it 8 s. in. ht.
A TWKNYY MILK URIVB OVKR TUB BLt'K
R1DGK TO ESMERALDA,
lixcurnloa return. Frt ti. Trees art lu
full lenfautl Rlioilodturoii srt Iii lower,
4-ijdimo
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