Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-16

Forecast tiI1 a. m. Tuesday-
Eaater1y NVtudst incre asinK cOudl-
ness; raiml slix htlV warmer,
Revenue collections Saturday amount
ed to $5,099.09.
Alderman Gudger left today for Hen
derson court.
Kope Elias, esq, of Franklin, is auto
graphed at the Swannanoa.
At Grants pharmacy at 2 p. M. the
Thermometer registered 5O'.
Mrs. S. E. Wolf, of Rutherfordton, is
visiting her brother, F. A. Tanning, No.
2S4 South Main street.
!. NJ. Israel. jr., who has been visiting
his parents here for several weeks, re-
turned to his work in Knoxville this
morning.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
w. V. Cassada and Mary Sluder, white;
Sam Terry and V. Hays, white, all of
Buncombe.
Mrs. Z. X. Bet is, who has been visiting
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j. A. Wag-
ner, leaves this afternoon for her home
at DanviIle.
The Jefferson Citizen says: Mr.. NJ l..
Mott has moved from Statesvile to
Asheville to live. The Citizen wishes him
success in the progressive city of Ashe-
vile.
John A. Williams has returned to Ashe-
vile from months visit to Atlanta
and Augusta He reports splendid
trip and big crowds at the two exposi
tions.
Deputy Register X. Stokeley is busy
getting up the regular yearly statement
of the countv's financial affairs, which
will he published about the frs. OF De-
Cembcr.
Recorder Miller had seven cases on
hand this morning. Five were drunkS.
one concealed weapon case and tight
The fines aggregated $50, every cent oi
which was paid in cash.
DR.. F. 7. Mcrriwether leaves the city
on Wednesday, i'll obedience to an order
from the war department, for Fort
Adams. r. l., where he becomes an as
sistant surgeon in the army.
A force of hands under W. $. Bradley
went to work TODAY on Patton avenue
, near the Grand Central, and the cutters
will be opened. SO as to put the street,
which in rainy weather is offensive. III a
more decent shape.
! Souvenirs are still the rage here and
4 Arthur NJ Firld has added to the list by
! 1 l.. ma Ikpt n
l BILE. They are of silver, and ar. unique
: and attractive, aud can he seen in his
] show window on South Main street.
Clerk |. K. Patterson returned ycster-
=, day morning from his trip to Raleigh
and the exposition. Rev. w. \ Nelson
and wife, who left here with Mr. Pattcr-
, son, go from Raleigh to Shelby and will
/ return to AsheviIle he latter part of the
week.
Julius. four year old son of ]. X
S Suggs, died Saturday afternoon at
5 o'clock, of pneumonia at Mr.. SugC>'
home, No. 32 Starncs avenue. Nj.
!. Suggs has lost three members ot his
d family within the past five months. HIS
4 wife died in July and his Youngest chilli
died about three weeks before.
Officer Wild, OF the police Iorcc, reporte
to Chief Mcdowell this morning
) that the light which he WAS to
!, look after did not burn last
: night for awhile. THIS caused furry
V at headquarters until il was known
S that Mr.. Wild's light was the moon, and
r the eclipse had caused the trouble
u On Saturday NJ ElHck the iurrier and
pawubroker on North Main street, was
= working with a pistol which had beer
. pawned to him, whcn ii was discharge
u IN some manner, the ball passing through
J. the palm of Mr.. Ellck's hand, ana i'm
= bedding itself in the wall. DR.. Chas. l.
!. Jordan dressed the wound, and it is now
u doing well, but MIR. Elick will be yer,
careful with pistols hereafter
l. The NJ. +. church, corner OF Haywood
It aud ButtrICk streets, is undergoing II
v pairs. The Peoples Light, heat an'
r. power company has the contract 70
1t putting in the electric lights this week
S. The new pastor, Rev. 4. II. Gamble, is ol
r the ground hard at work Quartcrl,
e. meeting services will be held at thi
church next SUNDAY by Rev. d Roher
k son, presiding elder and former pastor q
5, the church.
W. TIL, Ashcvillc Celts football clu
" " played scratch match ON their groum
" near French Broad river Saturday. TIL
II ball was kicked off at $50 p. m. and
- lively game was played until $50, W
: Goudie acted as captain IN the abscnc
:, of Captain Manson, OF the first eleven
i, +. versus W. Strnchan, captain OF the st,
=, ond eleven The first eleven won by on
! goal to nothing.