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The morning call., 1891-04-19

The twenty-Sixth Industrial Exhibition Of
the Mechanics Institute will open on Au-
gust 18th and continue until September
2Sth. An orchestra of fifty performers will
render popular music every afternoon and
evening. The promenade avenues will be
widened, and $500 seats will be provided
for the convenience Of visitors. There will
also be a cafe. The art gallery will be re-
modelled, and special, new and attractive
features for the amusement and instruction
of visitors will be introduced.
The morning call., 1891-04-19
AN OFFERING
GREAT IMPORTANCE
TO INTENDING BUYERS
FASHIONABLE
DRESS MATERIALS!

In submitting the following examples of the MATCHLESS
ATTRACTIONS presented THIS WEEK in Silks and
Black and Coored Dress Goods Departments cordially
ve personal inspection of offerings for the items give
but outline of what really in store for visitors
is simply impossible to adequately describe the ENDLESS
WEALTH OF RICH, RARE, ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL
STYLES AND NOVELTIES comprising Spring stock
This display embraces THE HIGHEST QUALITIES AND
THE LOWEST PRICES known extensive business
experience and in variety and completeness of
guarantees satisfaction to all tastes particularly system
of direct communication with the leading fashion
bles us to show EUROPEAN NOVELTIES NOT OBTAINABLE
ELSEWHERE IN THIS MARKET
The morning call., 1891-04-19
Two Sudden Deaths.

Peter Madison was found dead in a room
at 1913 Montgomery street yesterday morn
ing, having come here from Redwood City
on Tuesday for medical aid: The deceased
was seaman, GO years of age, and a native
Of Norway.
John Murphy was also found dead in bed
yesterday at 205 Hyde street. He was a
painter by occupation, a native of Georgia,
and aged 20 years.
The morning call., 1891-04-19
BLACK DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.!

at CSC.
so pieces 36-INCH SILK LUSTER AL.
PACA. good value for 4Oc. will be Of
fered at 25c yard.
At 3Oc.
rs pieces 36-1NCH IRON FRAME AL
PACA, worth SOC, will be offered at 800
yard.
at 4Oc.
80 pieces 44-INCH ALL-WOOL FRENCH
BUNTING, worth 65c, will be offered az
40c yard.
At SOC.
40 pieces 42-INCH FINE ALL-WOOL
FRENCH SERGE, good value for $50
will be sold at soc yard.
At SOC.
80 pieces 42-INCH EXTRA FINE SILK
LUSTER ALPACA, worth 81, will be
sold at Coo yard.
At 75c.
so pieces 40-INCH SILK WARP HEN.
RIETTA. good value for ST %, will be
sold at 75c a yard.
at 75c.
so pieces 4o-INCR ATWOOD DRAp
D'ALMA, regular value 81 %, will be
sold at 75c yard.
At $I.OO.
so pieces 44-INCH SUPERIOR LUSTER
IRONFRAME ALPACA. good value for
81 90, will be offered at ST yard.
At Sl.OO.
so pieces 4S-INCH EXTRA FINE FRENCH
CASHMERE, worth regular 81 80, will
be sold at 81 a yard,
at Sl.0O.
% pieces SATIN STRIPE SILK GRENA.
DINE. good value for 81 80, will be-
sold at 81 yard.
At $I.25.
25 pieces 46-INCH SILK WARP HEM
RIETTA, extra good value for 81 70,
will be offered at 81 % a yard.
At $I.5O.
20 pieces 54-INCH FINE ALL-WOOL EN-.
GLISH BROADCLOTH, regular value
81, will be sold at 81 90 yard.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

and neglige jackets are-to person who
scribbles-irresstible. Her vests are per-
haps, of all portions of her toilet, the most
Interesting, for they are more masculine
than anything she has in past seasons ven
tured on. They button straight down the
front and turn back in regulation collars
over regulation ties. The summer girl seems
to prefer them of white duck. with a small
woven figure, or such preference on her
part is expected and provided for. There
are patterns in Marseiles and pique and in
fancy flannels, but the materials are all light
colored, to set them out conspicuously under
the natty jackets. The summer girl has al
she is true TO her convictions, even when
these lead her to starched collars and Wind
sor ties. o.
6OrLr|oh
The morning call., 1891-04-19
Roth Under Arrest Now.

Gus Samlsh. who is accused of having
conspired with S. Nathan to swindle Abe
Davis out of S5S by means of pawn ticket,
was arrested yesterday. He was released
on bonds in $500. Nathan was arrested on
Friday on similar charge
The morning call., 1891-04-19
In THREE DAYS
TO LIVERPOOL.
That Is What May Be Done in Twenty
Years From the Present Tins.
Carl sehurz of the Hamburg Line Talks About
Ocean Travel-Ths New Record Breaker,
the Palatial Prince Bismarck"
written and Copyrighted for THE SUNDAY CALL

New YORK, April Is. 1S9l.-Men of mill
ions who control the railroads of this coun-
try and the big steamship lines have entered
into a great race for fast time The one
cry is how can we save time, and the heads
of the great corporations have taken the
fever from the public, and the strongest pos
sible rivalry exists. While new lines Of
transit with faster engines and more palatial
cars are being agiiated and created in rapid
not been idle The Improvement IN the
transatlantic liner in ten years has been
The morning call., 1891-04-19
Music at the Park.

There is every prospect that the concerts
at the park will shortly be resumed. the
railroad companies having announced that
they are willing to pay for the same in pro-
portion to the number of passengers which
they carry to their respective termini. 1t Is
expected that Professor II. j. Stewart Will
take charge of the concerts.
The morning call., 1891-04-19
Had Reason to Desert Her,

Charles Forrest was acquitted yesterday
on the charge of failure to provide for his
wife Nettie, who recently gave birth to
child in the Receiving Hospital. Forrest,
who Is baker, CONVINCED the court that he
mad good reasons for not living with MIS-
The morning call., 1891-04-19

A Pettis County (Me) man had his hair
and whiskers cut the other day by a Sedalia
barber for the first time since 1856. When
he went home his own dogs barked at him,
and his wife shut the door in his face
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Sister Rose Gertrude has written another ar.
ticle for e The Ladies' Home Journal" for June,
on " What II Is 10 Be Leper." In which she
gives clear glimpse of leber-life in MOlOkai;
how the disease is cOrtracied how 1t is treated
and cured, aud how The lepers live IN their exile.
The current number of Harper's Weekly :"
contains complete history OF " Tie Trouble In
Newfoundland" with numerous Illustrations,
and portraits of prominent men connected with
Newfoundland politics.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

"The Evolution OF Demon" by Meth Boyce.
published IN Tie Pacihc Monthly" for the cur
rent month, Is very well told story of Joaquin
Muretta, notorious DandltwhO with his gang,
committed depredatIons in this State in the
early days, and for nearly three years was The
teri or Of the people of The interior.
The morning call., 1891-04-19
Novelty InpOrtedSlitS

ASS VA AAAA 10 ~ ~ ~ 80 ~
At $1,000.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Fancy Silk Bro
caded Poika-DOt Borders. cost to i'm
port SIS, will be offered at $40 a suit
at 5000.
NOVELTY SUIT, with Silk Stripe Front
Drapery, Sleeves, Collar and Cuffs
cost to import SIC 90. will be offered at
$40 so a suit.
AT $3.50.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Fancy Silk Bro
caded Panels, Sleeves, Collar and Cuffs,
cost to import SIS 60 will be offered for
SD 80 suit.
at $500.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Silk Broeaded
Front Drapery. Sleeves, Collar and
Cuffs, cost to import 500 so, will be Of
fered at SIS suit.
AT $500.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Silk Embroidered
Front Drapery Sleeves, Collar and
Cuffs, cost to import So 80, will be Of
fered at S15 a suit.
At $1,000.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Handsome Bro
caueQ fluSn FIGURED FRONTS ana sleeves,
cost to import SIS, will be offered at SIG
suit.
At $3.50.
NOVELTY SUITS, with Cameps-hair
Flake Polka-Dot Front Drapery, cost to
import S25, will be offered at SIC so a
suit.
At $3.50.
NOVELTY SUITS. with Rich Silk Bro
caded Front Drapery, Sleeves. Collar
and Cuffs, cost to import S27 so. will be
offered at SIT 80 suit.
At $4,000.
NOVELTY SUITS, Richly Brocaded and
Embroidered Fronts and Sleeves cost
to import $50, will be offered at $50
suit.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

sam e
Ian.eda.B erkIe nd
will be
Offerings
Spring G.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

william James Linton, one Of England's most
noted engravels and poets, Is the subject OF
veiy interesting illustrated article, The leading
one, In The April number OF The " English Illus
traIed Magazine" Z" The Monasteries OF Me-
teOra," being Il description OF d singular religious
Institution, commonly known as The Monas-
teres OF the Air" is also an attractive sketch in
this number,
The morning call., 1891-04-19
SPECIAL!

REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS
OF FRENCH CLOTHS AND CLOAK
INGS will be closed out this week at half
price.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Moncure ID. Conway has spent much time and
labor among parish records III England and at
the College Of Arms in London, investigating the
history OF The English Ancestry of Washing
ton" The result OF these Investigations lie has
embodied in a paper Which VIII appear In Har-
peI's Magazine" Tor May accompanied by numer-
GUS Illustrations with acsimiles OF some
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Sir Charles Upper, before sailing for Europe,
completed an article on The Canadian political
situation, which viii appear in tile May number
of tile North American Review" The title OF
the article is 1.-The Wman Conspiracy I'M
masked" In response 10 Il invitation from the
publishers OF this periodical SignOr Crlspi, the
late Prime Minister OF Italy, has promised 10
write an article for tnat periodical which Will ap-
pear in an early number.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

A VOICE FROM THE HEAVENS, OR STELLAR
AND CELESTIAL WORLDS-By Ruben Pot er.
(San francisco: The Carrier Dove Publishing
Company. Cloth, 11S pp.) In this book Mr..
Potter deals with The supernatural and lie tells
q story that to those who are believers IN spirits
aud spii itualiSm will prove exceedingly Interest,"
Ing 1t Is told with all the lucidliy of a reporter
who was assigned TO a special detail In which he
had great interest. ! hose VINO are not follow
OF the faith believed by the writer Will find In
this work great deal hat may be new TO them.
II is Illustrated and divided into lessons and
chapters.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

IF SHE VIII, SHE WILL-By Mary A. Denl-
sOn. (BoSrun: Lee & Shepard. Sol pp) This is
new work by The author OF That Husband of
Mine" hat Wife Of Mine" and other works
that have engroSsed the attention OF readers OF
novels. Her previous works have already won
Tor her great popularity, and this new story OF
American If Will certainly increase the number
Of admirers of her writings II is undoubtedly
the best she has iiten since the publication OF
THAT Husband of Nine" which was so widely
read. The plot of III She win, She Will" Is
very original, developing gradually throughout
the story. that lie Interest Of the reader is
hid until tie last chapter The character OF
Andrew eupe, the Senator, is a very strong
one, and the experiences OF Marcy. from which
arise most of the complications OF the plot, are
very dramatic. while lhe reader will love and
synipaIhze with Daisy In her perplexlties 10 the
end. This novel. which is most interesting
one from first TO nGiSh, is issued by the publish
ers as No. S Of lnelr @ nOn COnpAnY Stres.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Tie April number OF "Wide Awake" the
Boston publication Tor the young people, is FUZZY
up TO The standard which has placed this mag
aZlne In the front rank of popular juvenile liter
AZURE. The text Is carefully edited and made
SO Interesting that none VIII tire OF II, while tue
illustrations are fine al can make them
The leading article, "Ihe Mysterious Choir
bOy,' by Henry kirke White, is a beautiful
story, 1ull OF Easter spirit, the uprising OF re-
joicing life fIom conditions dark as DEATH
The morning call., 1891-04-19

"Bertha's Baby" by Gustave Droz has been
added by tile Peterson Bros. of Philadelph Ia TO
their popular series OF novels published In uni
form style at twenty-five cents per number. The
story Is rare piece OF literature-a story that
reaches the heart OF every reader. Ii is very
fascinating. For sale by the Bancroft Company.
The Lowell Westminster Series issued by the
United States Book Company III New York has
been enriched by " lie Fruits OF Eniighten-
nent." by Count LyOi Tolsto and Pretty Miss
Smith" charming little novel. written by Flor
ence Ward-n. This series Is Offered by the Bau-
crnIl l,nnlnAnY.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

LovELL's IHTERNATIoNAL SERIEs-Paper-
covered novels published by the United States
terestng series OF The best books OF the day has
recently been added "A Hidden Foe" by G. A.
Heuty, the author Of "Carne's Hold" "a Lost
Illusion" by Leslie Keith, and "Fn estaled, or
Ihe'Life's Quest" by NJ. Betham- Edwards, the
author of The Parting OF the Ways" "A 10.
nance OF the Wire" and oth-r works. Each OF
these novels has the merit OF being Que that en-
terrains and charms lie reader Tile novels of
this series have been so well received by the
many WHO delight In r aiding The good works OF
fiction OF the present time that Tie publishers
have presented the hundred ana forty-sev-
enth humber, and as yet not on has received
adverse criticism, a fact that speaks well for The
judgment of those who select the books offered
These novels are for sale by the Bancroft Com
pany.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Each successive number OF "Goldthwaite's
G Geographical Magazine" shows an improvement
on lie preceding one, and a determination on
The rart of The publisher 10 make IL Il periodical
that Will be welcome TO every one thal
takes an interest in the progress OF the world
Tue contents OF the Apr number Is made W
OF material relative 10 tile most r. cent dlsc0V'
cries by geogIapheTs and explorers, and the re-
ports presented by these make very instructive
as wei as entertaining reading, not for the
article in this issue is one on Needed Explor-
alton in South America" by Courtney de
il alh.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

"Gemms," q story OF Italy. by T. Adolphus
TrOllope, has been issued by I. b. Peterson q
Bros. OF Philadelphia, and 1t Ia made part Of the
popular cheap series oil irst-class novels pub
llshed by TINS tirm In this the author gives a
graphic view of private life In Italy ut the pres
enl time. His desci ipIOns Of several towns an d
OF people are wonderfully graphic. Tnls move /
Is offered by the Bancroft Company.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

HER PLAYTHINGs, MEN-By Esmonde Cahill
New York: 1he WorthingIOn COmpanys1 vol,
limo, with photOgravure illustrations. Cloth
81, paper 90 cents) This - bright, bold and
original story of English and Continental So
ciey. lis Incidents are taken In part from real
life, Its characters are skilltuly drawn and its
heroine presents a very unusual but at The same
time fascinating type OF wOmanhoOd. 1t Is writ
ten with d thorough knowledge OF outdoor sport,
and the descriptions, especially the hOrse-race,
are pariicul lily graphic ana Interesting. 1t is,
all in all, a most pleasing love story, and Its
many changing scenes anu sometimes perplex-
ing situations make IL a book OF intense Interest
The morning call., 1891-04-19

IDA RANDOLPH OF VIRGINIA AND ELFLoRA
OF THE SUsQUEHANNA-By Caleb Harm, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia: Potter & Coates Emo, extra
clOIn, 1O2 pp.) This Is IA volume Of verse writ
ten by the doctor, and so well has 1t been re-
ceyed thai 1t has tuu Into the third edition. Ida
Randolph Is an historical novel, written IN the
old and now negl cted heroic COuplet, aud In 1t
there is displayed profound thought, grand de-
scfiptiOn and energetic sentiment expressed in
equal TO the best Prose. Ii is a story In verse
that one does not Ike 10 lay down until the last
line is read. The same may be said of ElnOl OF
the Susquehauna, for that. also, Is very pretty
story told in verse. Tie other poems which
make w the balance OF the book show the
amount OF tenderness that the author can dis
play In his writings.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Buiterfyfutterby and Fuierbybutterfy Is
the strange lille of story IN two parts mat VIII
begin in HaTperS Young People" next week
1t Is written by William Dean flowells, VINO Is
known to our young readers as the author OF " ~
Boys Town" and 1.-THE Pony Engine aud the
Pacific Express" Tie new story Is in the vein
OF the latter rather than the former work; bui,
after all, 1t is not much like that oHe. but l. 10
style OF It's Own-su genefis, which our Latin
scholars Will easily translate Into " OF It's oWh
The morning call., 1891-04-19

Octave Thanet has new setting for a short
story in the May ''Scribner." The scene OF
"A Spectre Folly" is fashionable summer re-
sort IN the province of New Brunswick, and the
central figure is a Canadian statesman. Mary
Tappan Wright, WHO wrote TWO strange stories
for "Scribner'S"-"As Haggafds of the Rocks
and "a Truce''-contrbutes TO the forthcoming
number albright and CHEEKY story entitled "A
Fragment oi a Play" Mrs. Wright is the wife
of d Harvard professor.
The morning call., 1891-04-19

The United States Book Company OF New
York has issued papeT-c0Yered edition OF
"Asapb," an historical novel, written by Alice
King bury Cooley of this city, and Of which an
extended notice has already been published in
this column. This novel has been under the
eyes Of many Eastern critics, ana they have all
written In terms OF commentator of The work OF
MIS- Cooley. "Asaph" Is story OF ancient
jerusalem told In straightforward manner I'm
the English OF the present time, and 1t portrays
ylvidly The same emOtiOns-lOyes, ambitions,
superstlIlOns aud jedOusles-which prevail to-
day, proving in most entertaining manner that
however the times and customs may change,
humanity has always aud always will be the
same, or very much 50. Offered by the Bancroft
The morning call., 1891-04-19

In the A pril number of Belford's Magazine"
there is presented complete novel eulllled
Slip-knOts," from the pen OF jeanette h. Wal.
writer is the author of a number of very we'll
written novels, which have b ELI received win
favor by readers of works OF fiction, and his new
published. In addition to this class OF literature
there is 10 be found in this Issue Il number of en-
teriaining sketches and some that treat Of live
topics.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
LEMON EI.IXER.


Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation OF the heart, take Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganil regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MUzlev's Lemon Elixir will not
tail you in any of the above named dis
cases. all OF which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. MOTLEY, Atlanta,
Ca, soc and S1.00 per bottle, at drug
gists.
LEMON HOT DROP.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
giant, reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. H. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
ian17eod
ssI's uYsrErs:A,
INDIGESTION, and stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keen it, 81 per hottie. Genuine HIS
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05

From the Chicago Tribune.
The clergyman in deep tones began the
impressive exordium that prepares the
way for the legal solemnization of the
sacrament of marriage and proceeded
until he came to these eyer memorial
words:-
al any man can show just cause WHY
they may not lawfully joined together
let him speak or else hereafter forever
hold his peace"
He paused, in accordance with his
habit and the requirements of the cere'
lnony, and deep hush fell uron the con
srcgalion. The stillness was broken by
tall, slender man with eye glasses and
hollow cough, who rose up in a back
seat.
While the audience is waiting" he
said, 81 should like to offer resolution
to the effect that it is the sense of this
meeting that the Worlds Columbian Ex'
position should not be opened on Sun
dav."
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE. A well established business
IL in this city. A rare opportunity for par
tee with money y. Y. h.,
ocldtf Citizen Office.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
AshevilIe, ~. &

WE will pay the above reward for any case
Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache. Indigestion Constipation or Cos.
tiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the d
rections are strictly complied with
They are purely Vegetable and never fail to
give satisfaction Sugar Coated Large
boxes, containing 80 pills 20 cents. Beware
of counterfeits and limitations The genuine
manufactured only by THE JOH {. " ST
COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. Sold by r. {
Smith x Co., Ashevillc. N. {
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
EOR RENT.

From November 1st to June LIST, suburban
residence. miles from court house, In the
country, yet connected with town by Look
out Mountain electric tramway, running
every is minutes. Ample grounds, exquisite
view. House completely furnished and equip.
ped with all modern conveniences, bath and
water closet on both floors, electric bells.
hes ed throughout by steam with Furman
milk. a fine PAIR Of horses with single and
double vehicles, may also be rented Ample
barn accommodations. farmer in charge. Nc
tenant wanted but one who will take care OF
owners property of his own; taking place
of owner who occupies it only as q summer
residence. Gentleman desiring vi ter resi-
dence here might make permanent arrange
ment. Address p. o. LOCK BOX 532.
sep1dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA

The testimony in the Motz case has
closed except little in rebuttal.
The last Raleigh Christian Advocate
reports 367 additions to the NJ. E.
church IN North Carolina.
"A call is made for temperance non
political state convention to be held in
Raleigh on Thursday, November 10,
1891.
The gentleman in charge OF Forsyth
county's department at the Raleigh ex-
position is arranging tor show OF chry-
SAINT thcnums on "Forsyth's day." or
rather two days.
"A little girl of Mr.. Lewis Everett,
was attacked on Friday and badly Bit
ten by dog at Washington. The dog
tore the calf of her leg nearly off, and
gnawed her seriously about the body.
The last issue OF the Wautauga Dem
ocrat tells of u remarkable gathering.
David Wagner, an old citizen OF the
county, had been away from his home
nearly twenty wears, and, returning a
short while since, celebrated his S1st
birthday by having family reunion
and dinner. There were present 9S
grandchildren aud great grandchildren.
The dental organization of the coun-
try will be represented at the World S
Fair, and each state will have COM
mitt, on conference for arranging and
conducting the Worlds Columbian
Dental Meeting" from August 81 to Sep
tenber 10, 1898. DR.. Turner, of Raleigh,
DR.. Durham, of Wilmington. and DR.. J.
F. Griffith, of Salisburo. constitute the
committee for North Carolina.
Mrs. Charles Price, of Salisbury
third vice-president of the board Of lady
managers of the Worlds Fair, has re.
ceived a letter from Mrs. Potter Palmer
highly approving an idea originated by
Mrs. Price OF employing forguides at the
fair number of women from the south
crn states, and, indeed, from all the
states, who will be given an opportunity
of paying their expenses, and perhaps ol
earning handsome salary.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
Chalybeate Water,

Brought in pine direct from the Asheville
Chalybeate Spring dong known as Lees
Chalybcate spring. now on sale at booth on
north court square, by the class, ser ed cold
cent three glasses : cents or by the gal
Ion, half gallon, or any q antity desired at
low prices. L. J. ARMSTRONG.
jul7Gtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
REMOVAL.

have moved my boarding house from
corner Patton avenue and Church street
to 2l1 (the M. Roberts place. Pattor
avenue, where am ready to accommodate
regular and transient boarders. Terms
reasonable. .
oct7dtf MRS 5. STEVENSON.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-05
CHEAP FISH F.!

The place to buy fish, and buy them cheap.
is p. c. McIntire's Butcher Shop on College
street, in front of Woodbury's livery stable.
Onlv 20 cents per bunch.
oct23dtf p. c. MCINTYRE.