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Citizen, State Libraiy VOLUME X. NO. 128 ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS. Asheville Daily IMPORTED French Peas. French Heans, French Carres, Maceiloines, Mushrooms. (.'rosso & BlackwelTs L'iekles, Woreostcrshiro Sauce, Coleman's Mustard, Finest Olive Oil, Olives, Dundee Marmalade, (Vystalizeil (linger, (linger Preserves, Sea Moss Farine, Freneh Prunes, Currants, Kaisins, Citron, Pate de Foie (iras, TniU'cs I'.rossees, Kussian Caviar, Vermicelli Spaghetti, lVr masaii Cheese, Kdam Cheese, Macaroni, Smoked Sardines in Olive Oil, Lei berg's Kxtract lieef, Kippered Herring, French Sardines, Vanllouten's Cocoa, Cocoa Shells. Spices, Teas, POWELL & SNIDER ONE POUND Real Irish Linen Paper FOR ONLY 2i OENTN. It is iiKi'h'HS to buy writing paper ly thequ'rp, when ou can get one pound of real Irish linen rulwd or unruled, for only 2oe. Put up in a nice box. Look at the dis play in our window. L. JBLOMBERG, 17 l'ATTON AVENUli. FOR SAINTS! One judgment against l A, anning fur twenty dollars utul finely cents ($m So-loo. Will Klve liberal discount. Gr. -A.. Greer, MODEL STEAM LAUND11Y CONTINUES TO SUSTAIN ITS ESTAB LISHED REFUTATION FOR FIRST CLASS WORK. Church St., Telephone 70. SMOKCL Porter's - Havana Mixture TUB BKST 8MOKINO TOBACCO ON THK HAKKST, FK8K FROM DIRT AND STEMS, Have You Horse or Cow AKD DO YOU USE FEED? IF SO WK CAN FURNISH Oats, Cot ll. Hay, Iran, Shorts, Middlings, Com Mt-nl, Cutlull Seed Meal. &c. With a good brick ware-house ou R, R. tracks, we iwsst'ss every advantage utul call handle your orders with entire satisfaction. A. D. Cooper, N. COURT SCUfRE. YOUR CHOICE OF Writing Papers Not one kiiul but a ilo.cu FOR 10 CENTS PER CJUIRE Larger quantities, lower rates, OKI Fashioned Linen, London Court, I'ccrlcss Linen, Antique. Flax, Sliawmut Linen, liond. Whiting's Ledger, Overland Mail, Turkey Linen, Ilolyoke, Siiperliiie Heavy, Envelopes same price, Tieas. Note Sc. (jr., 5 qrs. 35c. All these and many more at Estabrook's 12 South Main St. The Uook and Stationery Stoic. See That Square? r your name were tu it, it would be nu adver tisemeut. See the Point? Now you can't say that persona do not rend the advertising column of Tub Citizkn. All agree that my line or White Koyal Vitreous Is the prettiest, best and cheapest xetni-vorcclnin made, I. II. LAW, SILVER AMD CHINA, jj l'atton Ave THRASH S CRYSTAL PALACE, "Dolly Delight," "Winsom Winnie," "My Lady Betty" Are some ol the names of the pretty paper dolls with a three costume wardrobe. These new dolties come nearer ladening the hearts of all the little ixs than any other toy on the market. They are made by Raphael Tuck & Sons, and tifter the latest fashion gowns. Two sizes, loc. aud jjc, put up in n neat Ijox. Sold only by Thad. W. Thrash & Bro, CHINA, CI.ASS, IIOUSK GOODS, ETC. It In Celebrated NEW ENGLAND EREAD Is celebrated all llnuith Die Hasl, aud as Hie re ceipt has been kept a secret fur years, the South has been unable lu get it. I have at lut pro cured the method of making this bread, aud now have it on sale at my sloie on South Main street. Try it and you will have no other 'homemade bread." HESTOISTS, SOI TII MAIN. AUliNT I'OU J. 'A V. X u o tr o v. a o 08 g 5 ! fifi Eh y, w Y, a s 'A X O s a ca o Eh y, Eh W a S h O J Heinitsh & Reagan, DRUGGISTS. IF YOU WANT AN HXTRA FINK ,sc CIC.AR (STRAIC.ilT), TRV ONE OF OUR t.KADINC. BRANDS EL MERITO, PENH MUTUAL, SPANISH AMERICAN, SKI.I.INU AGENTS FOR CONFECTIONS. Direct From the Factory Twice Week. till FATHERS HAVE 1 SH SOMEUTY Kl'SINESS LOOKED AF '11:11 11Y the lio.viti). Tin- street Committee to C onsiilt with tho County Authorities Tito t orn mlttco uu Charter Amt-iuliiicuts .Mukcn u Iti'imrt. The adjourned meeting, from Inst Fri day, of the Hoard of Aldermen met at 11:15 today. The water rent of the Hotel Derkelcy was placed on that basis with the Glen Rock and Swunnattoa. T. R. Ransom read a petition from Prank Jackson to establish u billiard and pool room at No, 9 Eagle street. Re ferred to the finance committee. The Mayor read the report cl uie nuance commute, which was accepted, Mr. Gudgcr voting "No!" The Mayor asked that one of the Board of Aldermen submit a resolution for the consideration of the Board that, as improvement on the county roads is ol vital importance to the prosperity of this city, and as certain tools aud imple ments tor street work belonging to the city, are not used at this time, the street committee be authorized to make such terms as may seem just and lair, whereby the County Commissioners may use these tools, either by renting the same or in any other way calculated to pro tect the city's interests and at the same time enable the said Commissioners to carry on the road improvements ad vuntngcoiislv. Helmed to the street committee with power to act. The following report of the committee on charter amendments, W. YV. (ones, chairman, was read by the Mayor: "Whereas, at former meetings of the General Assembly of North Carolina, many bills have been introduced, pur porting to be amendments to the char ter of the city ol Asheville, soincol w hicli have been passed, ami; "Whereas, some ol . said bills arc incon sistent with others, thus tending to con fusion und utaertaiaty as to what is the charter law of said city; and "Whereas, it has been deemed important that the said bills should be revised, and so altered as to make each agree with all others, and a committee has been ap pointed for that purpose; now theielorc he it "Resolved, That the Mayor ol this city l.c instructed to apprise each und every candidate lor either house of the next session ol the General Assembly that such a bill is in course of prepara tion anil to ask his ai l, in the event ol his election, in securing its pats ige, and further that he wdl oppose the pass age ol any measure purporting to be an amendment to the charterof this cilv, or in any way nllieting its corporate law until it shall he certified to him by the Mavor and eit y clerk and under be seal ot the city : "1st. That each section ol such amend ment has teen considered and favorably reported by said committic. "I'd, That each section of said amend ment has been considered and approved by the Board ol Aldermen, "3d. Thht each section of said amend ment has been published in the new sp 1 pers of Asheville and an opportunity nf lordctl lor its discussion at a public meeting, announced for that purpose, and by such meeting lias been approved." The following bills were ordered paid : II. T. Ustnbrook, fif cents; II. M. Lee, $11.00; II. M. Smith, $(5.U0; W. Ii. Wolfe, $2:2 00; V. M. Miller, $1.03: Geo. K. Collins, $127.40; T. C. Smith, 75 cents; S. K. Chedester & Son, $5.71; The Register, $0 120; R. 1. Foster & Co.. $1.50; Kelly & lilliott, $2.00; J. Ii. Limi; lev, J. C. llrown, $1.25; ,N. V. Filler, $30.(K); vV. II. Westall, $25.30; Asheville 1'rinting Co., $1 .-ti); Fred A. Hull, $1 00; S. 1', Mosely, $2.75. The Uourd then went into executive session. ( llll.UIIKVs . i:v. .vises ut tho Khs.1 ISiiill-iMN l.oltlc l'rkv's Farewell. Yesterday was Children's day fur the Sunday school of the First Baptist church. The public was promised un in teresting program at 3 p. 111 , and the crowd gathered in the auditorium of the church was not disappointed. Superin tendent J. II. Tucker conducted the ser vices, the vi ry spirited song service was a special feature of the occasion, l'rof. M. M. Lcminond as leader, with a strong chorus nnd an orchestra of sev eral pieces, led the school in song. Per haps one ol the most impressive leatures ot the exercises was the renderiag ol two ucautmil songs by about 100 children who were marched in splendid order to the rostrum. They showed excellent training. It being mitsion day for the school l'rof. , S, Dickey made a short and ap propriate talk, giving statistics bearing upon mission work. Miss F.mma Kate Gudgcr recited very beautifully "The Sil ver Hate, nnd Kcv. . L. White deliv ered an eloquent short address upon missions. Then 13 children, coming upon the rostrum one at a time, euvh .'eeited a missionaiy verse, at the same time hang ing a letter, carried upon an invisible wire stretched across the front of the rostrum. These versis formed an 11c- erostie and when all recited the words "Our Missionary" appeared suspended in midair. Then Superintendent Tucker escorted to the front Miss Lottie Trice, who goes from the First church as a missionary to China next week. Stand ing under these letters she bade a for mal furcwell to the school in a most ex cellent und impressive talk. The school having promised $100 per year to sup port her, u collection was taken by classes, when the sum of $77.10 wus raised. The school numbers about 300 members. The classes whose contributions arc most worthv ol note are as follows: l'rof. M. M. Lcminond, $18 05; Frol. J. S. Dickey, $14.17; Mrs. M. M. I.eni mond, $10; Miss E. Uildehrand, $5.17; Mrs. J. 11. Tucker, $3.02. After the very appropriate song "God be with you till me meet again" by the school, sung 'mill many tears, the bene diction wus pronounced by the Rev. . L.White. An Army Oltleer Accused. Rawlins, Wyo., Oct. l.-Captuin 1'. l Kay, United States army, ncting Indian agent at Shoshone agency, has been 111 rested. The warrant charges him with willully misbranding live stuck with an intent thereby to steal the cattle and prevent their lUcutilicntion, A DltEA.M )!' COOKERY. .Vttrai-tlvf I'rouri-um at tuo (ookluu J school Saturday, At the cooking school Saturday alter- j u on the class assembled promptly and the lesson began at exactly 3:30. The program lncuuied french toast, chicken rissoles, fried oysters, and what Miss Clarke bud rightfully promised should be the prettiest salad ever seen." When the cover was lifted from the bread bowl und the beautiful spongy mass reveulcd, the ladies felt that they had been wise to brave the rain and mud for a bread lesson that promised so well. Miss Clarke proceeded deftly to cut and shape cue pri-iiv loaves anu set tnem to rise, explaining meanwhile the uroeess of set ting the sponge in the morning, and the long nnra sneaaing tnnt is a necessity to bring this French bread to perfection. The preparation of chicken rissoles was next in order, and the class exclaimed at Miss Clarke's clever handling and shup ing 0) these dainties. One lady remarked that it was nn invaluable object lesson. '1 he delicious rissoles, served upon a bed ot parsley, wercenjoyed. while theovsters were prepared nnd fried to a turn in fat so hot it would light a match when passed rapidly above its surface. The salad was next in order: tomatoes filled with a mixture of chopped cucumber, celery, onion, salad oil and terragon vinegar, and garnished with lettuce, parsley and c.lcrytops. All said it was too pretty to cut but well, it disappeared rapirilv, accompanied by bits of the crisp bread, so delightfully white, light and palata ble that even Miss Clarke expressed her satisfaction. Gluten waters were begun but as the class was to be dismissed promptly nt 5:30, were not baked, but will be served nt Tuesday's lesson. The Asheville Indies who are not attend ing thij course are missing a great oppor tunity. The careful and scientific prepa ration of food has so much to do with the health and happiness of the house hold. No conscientious housekeeper can a fl'oril to remain ignorant of the details of this branch ot the domestic sciences. During the rest of the course, domestic duck, chicken in un entirely new way, soups, a variety of breakfast dishes, lirglish plum pudding and a new desseit of peaches nrc promised. All who can should join the class on Tuesday. 1 lie program lor lucsday, 3:30 p.m. will be desserts, and will be one of tin niest pratieul and useful lessons of the entire course. vv nni snail mc desert ne to-day.' ' is often the trying question that meets the Housekeeper. Wednesday at 3:30 p. in. an ideal brcnklast will be cooked and served. This menu has been requested by W. t . T. 1. MF.KTIMi. A l.eller From I lie New state 1'resl- tlcm-Ollicr Matters Considered. Owing to the failure of announcement of the monthly meeting of theW'.C. T. I'. the attendance on Thursday afternoon was small. The president was in the chair, but both secretary and treasurer were unavoidably absent. Several su- peiiutcuilcuts ot departments of work. however, were present and their reports cviiiccu winc-uwuse cnueavor. A letter was read from Mrs. Mary Cortland of Concord, the newly elected Stale president. Her letter was full ol encouragement and breathed hope for tue cause 01 temperance. Some excellent suggestions contniund in the letter were immediately acted upon. Hut a pang ot regret was experienced on learning that Mrs. Mary C. Woody, North Carolina's brave little W. C. T. I'. president, had been forced to resign her leadership, which she had held sinee the work was first organized in the State by Miss Willard in 1SS3. Mr. Woody has moved to Cal ifornia since resigning as professor in Guilford college, and North Carolina can well realize how her loss proves Cali fornia's great gain. Alter committees were appointed for several loeil matters, the president in troduced Mr. Hill, representative ol the Prohibition club. He spoke in behalf of the l'roluimion n cetmg to he held in Asheville Oct. , and furthermore of The Ballot Box, a local Prohibition organ to hi published in Asheville. Co-operation ot the ladits was asked in order that 1000 copies ul The Ballot Box might be distributed throughout Buncombe countv. As much sir ice as desired was also offered the W. C. T. I', for publica tion of nuv articles t lie v might choose to print, A vote of thanks was given in return lor this nlTcr, and a committee vvns appointed to consider the sunicct of a p.rm.iiK-nt editor for the proffered space. A lUtl'TAL III SltAM. Inhuman Treat incut ol' Ills Wile .May Have Fatal lteniills. A story of brutal treatment ol a wife by her husband comes from the vicinity of Fairview. Friday afternoon A. F, Causey, who wus under the influence of liquor, began abusing his wife, finally burling an oven lid at her. Mrs. Unuscy, who was in n delicate condition, was struck by the missile und badly hurt. Not long after, Mrs. Cause v was seized with convulsions, nnd up to yestcrdny when Ir. L H. McBravcr reached her bedside, she had suffered no less than 25 ot these spasms. Dr. Mcllrnrcr thinks there is a proba bility that the mother will recover, but not much hope is expressed as to the child, which was prematurely horn be cause ol the abuse. Causey was arrested S iturduy und taken before Justice . Will ones, who lixcd In; mans bond nt $1,000. This he could not give and he was puled here. THEY FLAY TOMOltltOYV. A. I.. I. anil A. C. ( . to lint Mac lioiiuils for tho KtiKlcruartciis. And the game will be played tomor row. The weather clerk has recovered from nn attack of dyspepsia and has promised good baseball weather, so that the Asheville Light Infantry nnd Ashc ville's Cycle club nrc mart iuiliug their forces lor the great game ol baseball that is to be played at Allnndnle tomorrow afternoon. The proceeds arc to go to the Kindirgnitens and there should be an attendance that will spread nil over tnc grounus. not 11 teams arc nursing 0 grim determination to winor"gohrjke." It will be a tight came and evervbodr ought to be there to sec. The game will open at o ciock. ItoileOut the (ink-. Nuw Ohlijans, Oct. l.-Thc steamer Knickerbocker of the Cromwell line, from New York.conccrninctlicsafctvof which considerable anxiety has been manifested, arrived mis morning. iiiitramftiiGiifp3 WONT AFFILIATE WITH Ills I'AIt TV IX lll'Nt OMIIK. Another I'ronilncni licpuhiicuu Itc fUses to support the Tieket-some-thliiK to Interest u '-Few .lueklecs M'ho Have Vsurped Their Pow er." The Republican battle crv of "Anvthinc to beat the Democrats!" may be alluring to some portions of the tr. o. 0. orizaniza tion, but it by no means suits manv of the leading men who have been fighting for principle these many years and do not like to see a total surrender for office's sake. It means something when leading men, such as Harkiusand Dearer and the men on Hominy and Big Ivy who have subscribed to a strong protest against Morgan, become disaffected. There ha heen nnt nmmlnjtM. .I., sertion from the ranks in the person of luaj. 11. v.. nunt, who is known all over Buncombe as n tnlarnrf w,...i,i;o voter and worker. In an interview with Maj. Hunt The Citizen was told: "It Was not Altnorthcr mv fa.ilf tlia. I was a ennrlirliiff. ftr fh. nnmln.:., (V... the Legislature. 1 was approached fully inree montas ago uy a. t. iluckner and Mr. Mvprs nf Plnf (Vm1j. Inam.1,;., ,1 said, 'We want you to run for the Legis lature.' I had not thought ot such a thing before, but 1 said 'All right; Barkis is willing ' I nffprwnrrt tnlloH mitU 1, Republicans of several townships such men as Sam Davidson, (ames Nichols, Dr. Brock nnd others and they all said they were for me. "Of course I was very much encour- nrrril. WllPtl t tlA I'nrt uAn.Inn I U...I - s- . vuui.iiviuu lllkt. & UtlU U clear majority ol the delegates, but some ..S . U 1 1! . ui cue icuoing Kcpuoiicuns, not only ol this county, but Mr. I'ritchard of Madi son, took a very active part against mc in the convention in favor of Weaver, wno received the nomination. I received tlie next hilillPst VMt uhiel, trav tttf iUt, nomiiiution alter Mr. Weuvcr declined to make the race. And then lor a few pick legs to usurp the power to take the mut ter in theirown hands and give the place to another who is not identified in unv way with the Republican party! "It is niV ontniiltl Ihnt t hi. Ktmrn ..f . It committee in placing Mr. Burnliam on ucki win noe ouiy ucieat the whole county ticket, but will weaken Mr. Pearson several hundred votes in the county, "Of course everybody who knows me knows there is mil n W,.,ii,I,Ii,im county who has done more than I have i-. t,n 1 1 . 1 , . . ,i iuc guuu ui inc pur ev ann it gricyes mc much to receive the treatment 1 have." "What do you propose to do now, po litically speaking, Major?" he wus asked. "While," he replied emphatically, vkl am a Republican in national allairs, so far us Buncombe is concerned, I can no longer affiliate with the Republican party in this county." And those who know the Major know that he means what he savs. FKOST ON IVY. Tlie Forerunner ol' l ull-.Mai-thall l'ei- KOIlllls. Marshall, N. C, Sept. 28.-Wc urt having some much needed rain in this section. There was a heavy frost out on Ivy one morning last week. The to bacco crop in this county is rathersmall, out tnc tue ucst that has been made tor scvetal years. Mr. H. O. Harrison of Franklin was here vesterdav. llr. Gudrer rind Hntiph- ter, Miss Mary, have returned from Pine Creek and are stopping at Mr. W. J. Gudger's. Mrs. C. W". Tweed and Miss rauunc uardwicke visited at M r. George Bryan's, near the Madison Seminary,; Monday. Miss Robbie Gageof Asheville is here on a visit to her old home and fiiends. Dr. J. K. Hardwicke made n flying trip to Asheville Wednesday, Dr. Harriss. of Ivv. m in town Tmiq. day. Mrs. John Hendricks was in town T. J ... .. ... rnuav, me guest ol Mrs. llardwieke, Mrs. I. R. Swrinn li.na nirt-.p in HrtwW. SOnville On a visit to hi r tmitln-r Mr George Bryan was in town Saturday on uusiness. air. w. i. Sprinkle paid a lly- in? vi.lit to tnn-n l-riiltiv m,,r.,;n.. Mt- John Jarrctt and Miss Bertha Lillery went out to Mr. G. W. Bryan's Sunday. recv. n. v.. aprinkic was in town Inst week. Misses Corn nnd Minnie Sprinkle visited Mrs. W. R. Fisher this week. Muster Cornelius Herimnn. who in in tending school nt Wcaverville.isat home ior a lew days visit mg his parents. in Tin: v. .m. c . a. cu: i.e. (iiMxl Mccdnir Sunday .v. "Youim Men's I'oiikih'sk" Talked Of. A good audience was out yesterday to hear State Secretary L, A, Coulter at the Y. M. C. A. Those present heurd an earnest and touching appeal to voung men to give their hearts to God before it is eternally too late. There will be n meeting of the board of directors, committees and friends of the association nt 8 o'clock this evening. The Auxiliary met at 4 p. m today in stead of 5 p. m, as announced. A "Young Men's Congress" is sug gested for this winter instead of the usual debnting society. Any interested to know more about this may consult Secretary Williss. Last quarter subscriptions to the as sociation arc due and Secretary Williss and Collector Frank Smith nrc going to nusuc 10 get tnc promised lunds and close the quarter free of debt. Have your checks made out so that this wor thy institution may not be hampered in its worn. FAST MON-KKCOIM) .MILE. FlyliiK .lib Faces .Vino Ft-et In Less Than Two Minutes. Ciiii.LICotiih, 0., Oct. 1. Flying lib, hitched to a running mate, paced a mile in the phenomenal time ol 1:59 1-2, low ering the record of 2:01 3-4 made bv Westmnnt in Chicago, in 1884 at this stvle ol racing by 2 1 4 seconds. 1 he performance does not constitute a record as the running mate method is not recognized as legitimate, and hns no lienring on Robert I.'s valid record of 2:011-2. Destroyed 17 Houses. Havana, Oct. l.-The storm which raged throughout the island of Cuba re ccntly destroyed 47 houses in Santa Cruz Del Uus, fhe pier there was also wrecked. The Cyclone In Nun Doinlimo, rARi8,Oct. 1. The Debats basa dis- Eatch from San Domingo stating thnt alf of that town was destroyed by the recent cyclone. WILL CLOSE My place of business every evening dur-V inn the winter, beginuiiiK Monday, Oct. i, at S P. M. AND Saturday AT 11 r. m MITCHELL, I me Hatter and Furulslier, 3S l'ATTON AVKNUK. Comparative Sales Of Buffalo Londonderry -AND- Harris' Lithia Water FOR THK FAST 16 MONTHS. Ill M;iy, is. we were solicited, to tttke the agency for llnriis' Litliia Water in Asheville. We culiliile- the sales of each since tlle-ll to show the- people how Harris' I.ithia stands in competition with the two oldest I.itliia waters on the market. In Hie past 16 mouths sold 30 cases Loudon lerry; sold 41 eases Uufl'alo; sold 92 cases Harris' Litliia water. Harris' I.itliia wider $4,50 per case, $1.50 re- hate for rettiru ofliottles and case. AGENTS FOR ASHEVILLE RAYSOR & SMITH, 31 PATTON AVENUE. Talking o Books, vn novels 25c, our price 5c. Ships That Pass in the Night, Yellow Aster, Dodo, Esther Waters, etc . regular juice 2,sc. our price- luc. Heavenly Twins joe., our price 35c. Applctoii's 50c. novels 25c. Fine Writing Paper. Shainnirk Irish linen still in the- It n.l a fine 20c. linen paper only ioe. env:!ues same price, It's All lliglit, Von need not he uneasy alwut vour pipe if it i stamped C. P, F.-ifa meerschaum ifa the hest qualityno doubt or it. coloring nire'y n pi benritiR this trade mark is worth what you pay nn 11, ttuu Minirumi.-s more 11 noilKitl in ASIie ville any dt-aler could handle 'em our low prices on C. 1'. K Kcods give us the exclusive sale. RAY'S 8 N. Court Square. Save Money Ilv buying railroad tickets hers to off on each ticket tickets everywhere nlniost everv one guaranteed- there's safely iu buying from C. IP, RAY, Member American Ticket brokers' Association. TEI.KriIO.N8 194, ON THK SQUARE JPST RBCKIVKI) A NICK VARIETY OK FRENCH SARDINES, ALSO A FULL I INE OF HECKEU'S sours : Mock Turtle, Consomme, Julienne, Mullagatawny, Bouillon, Okra and Gumbo, Mutton Broth and Ox Tail Soups. WHEN HUNGRY CALL ON LATIMER AND D0Y YOUR GROCERIES. 16 N. Court Square.
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