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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-07-10
LADIES' LIST.

Belts. Nancy mrs Butler, ANNA mrs
Clark Julia miss Chapman, Emma mis-
Cooper. mrs Dawson, I.etitisha mis-
Davis, Laura Farmer, V mrs
Graves, Bette Harris, w mrs
Hurt, Rena Hamilton, + S miss
jackson, Cathilne Johnson, Larran mis-
Liause, Eliza miss Lyons, Elizabeth mis-
Lyons, Lizzie miss McGary. Edith mis-
Morris, Lille miss Martin, Mary ~
McCurty, Annie mrs miss
Nelson, Josie miss Owen, Jennette q
Parker, John mrs Phillips, Lizzie miN
Reed, l. Il mrs Robertson. Emma mis-!
Smlth, Lucy miss Swishey, Ann
T Tasby, Everline thompson, Maggie
woods, Ada mrs. miss
Woods. Mary.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Antonio, Loverti Bridges. James
bowers, II ID Barton, Henry
Burton, Charles K Badger, CA
Campbell, fl IL Dunn, J 0
douglass, Allen ~ Donason, John
Durley, Bryce Gresham, Jas A
Garrett, Richmond Camel, James
Henderson, Quitman Hamilton, j A
Hancock, George Haas, Chas
hulDert, cd lvens, James
ZONES, K ~ Hon Johnson, VIM (coD
Johnson, w Kinchek, Morris
Mllitary lnstlsnte McShaun. J J
mncAdams, John Olston, Freddie mas
topper Clas ter
npaGlerson, Johnle Plummer, George
Z WerS' fagln Rane, Dan
SSinltn, . Y Scharpe, E
1toner' columbus Taillie. VIM
Trenkolf, Alfred j Thomas. AC
Thear, Scott Wood NV
Wallace u Wagner Yeti, CE
Young, Albert
FOREIGN DUE LIST.
IRalley, ) Arthur Leba, Patteucia
Hernandez Refugio Gramcko, Marie
mrs 81
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BANKERS EXCHANGE.
SECURITIES.

SECURITIES.
BosToN, July 8. - Mexican as, 70 to
75kc; stock, q to CSC.
BRITISH CONSOLS.
LONDON, July s. Consols closed at
96 1.16 for money for silver, Az.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Sterllng bank, go
days, 4.S4H to 4.S41z sterling commercial go
days, 4.S3% to 4S4; reichmarks, CONNER
cial go days, "a 1916 to 94T; francs, bank,
go days, 5.18% commercial, 60 days,
5.192S.
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July S.-Sterling COM
mercial, go days, 4 83H to 4.83% francs,
commercial, go days, 5.26; New York
sight bank, 100 premium; commercial, %
premium.
GALVESTON EXCHANGE.
GALVESTON, July S.-Sterling, 60 days,
4.S0; New York sight, at par; New Orleans
sight at par; American silver, Nc discount.
OCEAN FREIGHTS.
GALVESTON, July S.--Freight by steamer
from Galveston to Liverpool I'D; to Con-
tinent, 25-64d to New York, 40c per 100
pounds.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs
Cotton Markets.
AUSTIN.

nOOl
AUSTIN, July 8.-Local market nominal
at following figures:
Good Ord. .9S Middling. 1OH
low Mid. .... 10 Mid. Fair. -. 1917
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, July 8.-Spot cotton closed
steady, though somewhat inactive and I'M
changed
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1 Pa,ies, ! ArSn9r Leba, Patteucia
HERNANDEZ Refugio Gramcko, Marie
mrs 81
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.
GALVESTON EXCHANGE.

GALVESTON, July S.-Sterling, go days
4.S0; New York sight, at par; New Orleans
sight at par; American silver, nc discount
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-07-10

The following real estate transfers were
filed for record in the county clerks Office
for the week ending noon, Saturday, July
), $780, as reported for The STATESMAN by
Bergen, Daniel & Crazy. 105 East Sixth
street, Austin, Tex:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

The savings bauk of Spreckels & Co. reduced
It's rate of interest 10 per cent.
David Monakou, Deputy Postmaster General
OF the kingdom, died at Honolulu on April 25th.
Two sailors of the bark Forest Queen were
convicted OF breaking seals on the vessel and
were sentenced to six months each 10 the peni-
Tertiary.
K. +. Birkert0n bias been appointed Second
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court and S.
b. Dale Third Associate Justice of same court.
Rev. Lowell Smith and vile celebrated The
ntty-seyenth anniversary OF their arrival In
been on the islands more than fifty years.
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There have been great losses OF sheep and
stock in Queensland through the floods. Wallace
Ross Munro OF BOombah has lost 40, 900 sheep.
On boombah run 5000 ewes aud lambs died Of
starvation, as there was nothing left for them TO
eat.
The Government will supply clothes aud "a
tiuns to the sufferers by floods.
The pilot, captain aud officers OF the steamer
Quelta nave been eXonerated from all blame in
regard TO her loss
Tie Ioral yield OF gold for the quarter ending
March 31st was 127,2I ounces.
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WoMAN'S AUXILIARY. - The tenth annual
meeting OF the California Branch OF the Woman's
Auxiliary TO the Board of Missions will be held
in 81. LLke's Church tomorrow with service IN
the church al 1870 A. NJ. Al the public meet
ing al 2:30 p. II. Miss Emery, the General Secre-
tary. whose headquarters are in New YORK, Will
mah an address.
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Henry j. Gallagher. Sc Prince street, n. Y,
writes:
Having been troubled with pains in back and
chest during the last winter was compelled to
remain at home unable to attend to business
until l was advised by friend to try one of
ALLCOCK'S Porous PLAsTERs. After apply
ing one 10 my chest ana one TO my back, in three
hours found relief witch had not got In over
persons having spinal weakness aud lung trou-
Dle"
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New South Wales


The last loan. ga, 900, 900, for this Colony was
fioated in London without trouble. The whole
debt is now 1000. 900.
The colony will spend 100000 TO repair dam
ages caused by floods.
The Influenza epidemic in Melbourne shows no
signs OF abatement.
BY the will OF j. Thomson The Presbyterian
Church and various charities Will receive be-
quests of el50,0O
The Australian Land Company has declared a
dividend OF 20 cent for the year.
Tie offer OF Mr.. Smith Ellis OF South Yarra to
make public an etfectual means for The preyen-
lion OF rust in wheat on condition that he should
receive 100000 on It's efficacy being demon
Straied beyond all doubt may be said to have
been accented by tie Victorian Government.
Sir Henry Parkes has promised that New South
Wales would contribute her share Of the grant.
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DELTA SIGMA SocIETY.-1he Delta Sigma
Literary Society of the First Congregational
Church will give an entertainment next Thurs
day evening at the church parlors The pro-
gramme Will consist of music, reeitations and a
sketch entitled IAN Obstinate Family"
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New Zealand.

The public schools OF Wellington had 10 be
closed for some time on account Of the preYa-
lence OF influenza.
The New Zealand primary question has been
settled by special meeting of the General Synod
being called for the purpose Of electing Prim-
ate and the confirmation of the election of Arch
deacon Julius as Bishop Of Christ Church, and
also by Bishop Hadtield resigning Tue Office Of
PIimate.
wrec ed on Stewards Island May 5th No lives
were lost.
An old man named Maoney was brutaIly muir.
deIed by a Maori near New Plymouth.
The railroad returns for The year show a profit
OF e4lO,O00,
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WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK HEADACHE and
prevent It's return. This is not talk, but truth.
CaIter's Little Liver Pills. One PAL dose. Try
them.
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No sNIDE q biD agents employed. Cabinet
photos, 50 so per dozen. New York Gallery,
1l44 Market street. between Mason and Taylor.s
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WORK FOR Young MEN.-ReigIous services
Will lie held In the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Han this sabbath afternoon, at O'Clock.
The meeting viii be addressed by Rev. John
Harmon. DID, whose subject Will be what 10
DO With Youup Men,
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These lots are reached by the Omnibus Cable Com
pay cars, which pass In front OF the property on
Brodertek St. and also by AIlister and HAYES
Sts. caDleS-each within one block.
Lots IN this locality rapidly being built upon
and IL Will soon be hard to find desirable vacant
lot Tor building purposes in the neighborhood This
fact, IN connection with the proximity of Golden
Gate Park, will cause these lots to steadily advance
in value.
The lots are all on the grade and ready for build
ing, streets severed and macadamized.
This locality is Just the place for a home, or to
bulid mats, as they Will readily rent and pay hand
some income on the investment. These lots are
specially well situated Grove and Fulton sts are
here the main drives to the Park-a feature which
VIII always afford pleasant outlook for those who
may build.
so Don't fail to visit this property and mark your
catalogue before the day of sale.
TE1tMS-One-half cash balance in equal
payments in and 2 years at per cent
interest.
Taxes paid to June 80 1890 Abstract furnished
to day OF sale for use OF purchasers
For further particulars, catalogues, etc. apply to
BOYEE. TOY 81 CO., Auctioneers,
ID Montgomery St, under Lick House.
my SAC lOll7t
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BORN

BORN.
McCLURE-In this city. May 9. $50, to the wife of
Il c. Mcclure, a daughter.
GUTSrADT-In this city, May 10, 1890. to the wife
Of Herman Gutstadt of PAT Fifth street. triplets
two sons and daughter.
LYNCH-In this city. May 8, 1890, to the wife of D.
r. Lynch. daughter.
CARLsoN-In this city. May 7, 1890. to the wife of
Frank Carlson, son.
FULDA-May 10, 1890. to the wife of B. FuIda, a
daughter
wEIR-To the wife OF Andrew j. Weir, a daugh
ter.
DoYLE-ApriI 81 1890. TO the wife Of John ,.
Doyle.
AMBER-May 7. 1890. to the wife of NJ Amber. a
daughter
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DoN'T suffer from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t always cures.
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HELD FOR BURGLARY.-Edward Storm was
discovered on Saturday night in the act OF alb
stractng a couple OF shirts from the steward
room aboard the steamer Oregon. and was
arrested for burglary. Judge Rix held him to
answer yesterday under bonds In the sum OF
$1,000.
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NEWS FROM
AUSTRALASIA.
Enormous Destruction to Prop.
erty and Live Stock.
Two Towns Inuudated-The Government Gives
Relief to the suffsrers-Hawsiian
Notes.

The steamship Zealandla, Van s0terendorp
master, arrived from Australia and Honolulu
last evening She brought a large number of
passengers and a valuable cargo of tin, hemp
ana sugar. The following items are taken from
sydney papers as late as April 10th and from
Honolulu exchanges of May Sd
New South Wales.
Richard Davis was executed at Crewes for the
murder Of his father. When on the scaifold he
denied The deed.
AT sale of racing horses on April 18th at
Sydney Titon sold for 1900 guineas, the highest
price ever paid in Australia.
The new steamer Australian OF the French
line is the largest vessel that has entered Sydney
HarbOr. She will easily steam eighteen knots.
Enormous destruction 10 property and live
stock Is reported from various parts Of the col
Ouy. The towns OF Bourke and Brew arrna were
inundated.
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures this city, May 8, 1890,
Maurice Rosenfeld of San francisco and Isabella
= BTaham Of London.
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PAINTING the town red means heada che In the
morning Simmons Liver Regulator prevents It,.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
will not be inserted. They must be handed In q,
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
80 have the same pub1ished.l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
FIT defective sight. Az Kearny street
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THE WEEKLY GALL is a most 40.
ceptable present to send to
your friends in any locality
81 Is a year. postpaid.
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DIED.
BuIger, Mary A Handy LucIen N,
Carpenter. Captain q. D. Hale Mrs J. II.
Cross William Kellener. Theresa
Donahue. Cornelius Lynch Michael
Erwin. Maggie Lacy, John
Fontecila, Mrs. L. MacGowan. Daniel L.
Flynn. Patrick Power. Pierce
Forces, HRS. julia A. Riley, James
Gale Lydia Seager. Fieeta NJ.
Graham Thamas H. Schnltz Laura
HemSworth, MargerIte Sherman Mira r. l.
Hurley, William Henry Scheiner, Mrs j.
EKvIN-In this city, May 8. 1890. Maggie. dearly
Joseph and Ellen Hounker and sister of Joseph
agnes Nicholas, Jeremiah. Katie and Clara
County. Cal, aged 20 years and months.
Dearest Maggie, thou hast left US,
And thy loss deeply feel.
But It's 6od who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal
From ALLIE AND MARY.
s8- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY fSun-
day., at IL 80 O'Clock a. NJ, from her late resi-
dence, Fifteenth avenue and street, South San
solemn requiem mass win be celebrated for the
Tepose Of her soul commencing at II O'Clock N.
HEMSWoRTH-In this city. May 9. 1890, Mar
CARTE, dearly beloved child Of Captain NJ. and
ADORE hensw9 o., native of San Francisco. aged
Bg Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
day). at O'Clock p NJ, from the residence of her
parents, 1904 Mission street. between Nineteenth
terry.
HUBLEY-In this city. Mayo 1890, william Henry,
beloved son OF William and Nelly Hurley ma.
tive OF San francisco. aged month and 20 days
ss.rhe funeral win take place THIS DAY
Sunday. at O'Clock p NJ. from the parents, resi-
-dence 42o Clementina street. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
RILEY-In this city. May 9. 1890, James. beloved
son OF John and Catherine Riley. native of San
francisco. aged 10 years. 10 months and days
New York and Brooklyn papers please copy.l
HB- Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DAY fSun-
day.. at O'CLOCK p N. from the residence Of the
parents, II Frederick street, of Second. between
Bryant and Brannan. interment Mount Calvary
Cemetery. ssF
6EAGER-In this city. May 8, 1890. Fleeta Maud,
beloved daughter of Harry and Hattie Seager, a
native OF Healdsburg, aged ~ years, months
and days
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Howard, Hayes and Baker st.
LOTS And INVESTMENTS!
mob HILL RESIDENCE!
OUTSIDE LAND BLOCK!
HOEARD-STREET LOTS,

Suitable for Stores and Flats, or as Whole
for Church or Hall; Fiva Lots, 25 and %
Feet Front by the Unusual Depth Of Its
Feet; Extraordinarily Liberal Terms.
On one OF the great thoroughfares OF our GREAT
CITY; close to Sixteenth street, the cross-town
avenue which will extend from bay to ocean: How
ard street has been ordered extended from pres
eat terminus at Twenty-sixth street, and will un-
doubtedly soon be open to the county line.
The Omnibus cable system passes by these lots
and carries passengers for fare to every part OF
the efty-from the ferries to Golden Gate Park and
from South Park to North Beach.
This magnificent property will be sold AS A
WHOLE or in subdivisions as above. The attention
of capitalists is particularly called the oppor-
tunity here presented for highly profitable invest
ment.
The immense depth OF this property and its de-
sirable location render IL well adapted for stores
and fats in front and fats houses in the rear and
from estimates that have been carefully made, 1t
can be easily demonstrated that 1t will pay immedi
ately from to 8 per cent per annum net.
1t Is also OF the most elegantly situated In
the city for church hall purposes
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NOTICE THE TERMS.

One-fourth cash, balance In one, two and
three years. Interest, per cent.
Title will be insured by California Title Insurance
and Trust Company at their regular rates.
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DRESS GOODS.
Summer Novelties.

Summer Novelties.
BORDERED BRILLIANTINES, 40-inch. Boo
FANCY CHECKS AND HAIR-LINE STRIPES, all
G TN ~ ~, DC
figured In beige effects, all wool, 42inch.. &c
We are showing complete line Of plain goods in
HENRIETTAS SERGES, ROYAL wEAVES,
SATIN DIAGONAL, WIDE WALES. etc..
at...-..........5Oc, 75c, 3212c. 81 and 81 70.
A novelty. CHALLIE COMBINATION SUITS, in
colOrs cream and light blue. with parasol to
match, worth see, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 so
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WENDELL EAsroS. GEO. W. rn1Nk. F. B. WILDE
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HOWARD-STREET INVESTMENT.


Title will be insured by California Title Insurance
and Trust Company at their regular rates.
H0WARD-STREET INVESTMENT.
Nos 524 and 526 Howard ST.: lot Al :sxs5 feet.
with two substantial frame dwelling houses; i'm.
provements are now being made in the block;
Omnibus cable raWav sooo cse rsmsi 90 ne er q
gage at per cent, II desired
H0WARD-STREET RESIDENCE.
No. 1919 Howard ST., bet Fifteenth and Six
teenth; substantial two-story IL rooms and
ard paved with stone blocks and accepted by the
city the property Is now rented for SOS per month;
door.
HAYES AND BAKER STREET LOTS, ONLY
ONE-FIPTH CASH.
Five iarge-size lots on easy terms-only oue-ffth
cash, balance In four equal annual payments; In
terest per cent; Baker st. Is the grand driveway
to Golden Gate Park; almost as wide Van Ness
ave-; Hayesst. eabie-ears pass the lots.
GEARY- STREET LOT.
South line Geary ST.. 20 feet W. of octaTia;
So sx120 feet to rear street, just the location
fats: fine view of the city, and In rapidly i'm
oughfase Of the Western Addition. extending from
the Palace Hotel to the Cliff House.
TAYL0R-STREET RESIDENCE.
No. 909 Taylor St, bet. Pine and California; lot
50 :6xl37 IS feet large house of IL rooms and bath.
Court.
THIRD-STREET INVESTMENT.
Nos. 403 and 405 Third st. bet Harrison and
Bryant; lot 35x5T IS feet, with good two-story
house; store with rooms above; partly occupied by
owner; would rent for So
OUTSIDE LAND BLOCK.
24Ox600 feet fifty 25-foot lots; and q sts and
Forty-hfth and Forty-sxth ayes. close to the
GREAT BOULEVARD. which is now in OF
construction.
az For further particulars. diagrams, cata-
logues, etc. apply to
SRAlNWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
4O7-4O9 Montgomery Street.
NEWHALL'S SONS & CO, EUCTIONEERS
q
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W. line Of Mccormick ST., bet. Hyde and Larkin
116 feet s. of Pacific; good lot for French fats
only half block from Hyde-st cable, and about one
block from PolS-st line of Sutter-st cable; Pacific
ST. Is paved with basalt rock: neighborhood good
lot 81 :6x5S: Is.
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PoRTIERES with wide DADoS. in red only. 81
PORTIERES with CHENILLE DADOS So SO
PORTlERES, extra wide CHENILLE. So
FRINGED CHENILLE P0RTlERES in red only,
reduced from $i5 TO. ..........,..............$lO
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B0VtE, TOY 6 co.
Will Conduct This Great Sale
ON THE GROUNDS.

Wellesley Park adjoining Redwood City, San
Mateo County, has been artistically laid out with
winding avenues and drives, shaded by magnificent
oaks and other beautiful trees with which the Park
abounds, giving 1t natural beauty that cannot be
equaled and which Justly entities 1t to be called
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-11

The large main OF the Spring Valley Water Com
papy extends along the front OF Wellesley Park, and
the purest and sweetest water can be had from wells
at a depth of about twenty feet.
To the home-seeker this sale offers opportunity
to suburban residence near the city that he
will always be proud Of and to the speculator 1t Of
fers certain opportunity for a large advance in
value, land in Wellesley Park is sure to realize In
time the highest price Of any suburban property In
the Santa Clara Valley.
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The GEM OF The SANTA CLARA VALLEY.

home amidst such beautiful surroundings cannot
fail to inspire love Of nature and furnish to the
business and professional OF the city panacea
for all the many Ills incident to urban existence
To the east stretches the great Bay of San Fran
cisco, and toward the west rise the picturesque
mountains the Coast Range, while to the north
and south the long sweep of the Santa Clara Valley
fading into the blue horizon lends a romantic e1-
preston the scene.
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Nos. 524 and 526 Howard ST.; lot Al :SxS5 feet,
with two substantial frame dwelng-houses; i'm
provements are now being made In the block; q
fourstory brick hotel now being erected on line Of
Omnibus cable railway: $1,000 can remain mort
papa atR mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE VISIT OF ROBERT GARRETT AND
HIS PARTY.
Effects OF the Cold wave-Great phi""s'
60 Truck and Fruit
Notes.
Special telegram to tho Dlspstch.l

RALEIGH. n. c., March s.-Robert car
rett WAS in Asheville yesterday. Dislh'JlIuII
n week AGO stated that Mr.. Garrett hhu
left his home in Baltimore for o trip %
Cuba Yesterday the railway peopie -.
hsheville received a telegram requeS',N-
them 70 secure apartments IN the cl,y "a
a party consisting Of Mr.. Garrett ana Nj
Mr.. Glmor. president OF tho MARY iaiu
Central. and wife: &. II. Mackenzie ~
trict agent OF the Baltimore ana ONO anu nv.
DR.. Henry u. Jacobs, of Baltimore. ne
arrived Yesterday afternoon III gar ,
two private cars. On arriving ~ was i' pu.l,i
that no accommodations could pe s'cH I ~, ~
save at a private residence. Ihey neclu = =
ID was too far away from town ana WIZ NJ
not answer. Although Asheylie Ma5 ,os.i
objective point on accou u OF INC iu.' ..l.,.
bility Of securing suitable accouli.i 49,.
thev were forced 10 abandon tn9 Ni7,s'
They LETT Lost evening for Hot Sprlngs' n
c., where they VIII roman Some UNIV
WORK or rHE COLD wEATHEh'
There s great devastation IN the eastern EASTERN
section. Tire ground was frozen seNc. ~
inches deeD Friday, and corn, peas pOld-
toe. and radisbes were killed. Straw VeI-
ries were seriously injured. Corn ana Po-
tatoos, which looked very promising, We o
killed TO the root. Pears were wen "u-
vanced. some of them being az large rs
hazel-nuts. They were all killed.
W. Gotten Downing. an author OF some
note. died suddenly at Ashevile last M
of heart-disease. lie had been there Sohlo
,imc and intended TO locate there perma-
ncptly. Ills body will be taken to ms
former home in Pennsylvania.
The French Broad-Nallcy railroad IS 20
bo surveyed from Hendersonville to C o.,
new Rock in q few weeks. and work Will De-
gin as soon as the survey is completed