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The morning call., 1892-10-28
he Had a SIN I'll Boy.

Zone feature about this bureau that can
recommend" said the salesman, sis that it
has been carefully oiled all over the back
Gum won't stick to it anywhere"
MY daughters" said the customer, ARE
all married Show me one that you can't
drive nail into. l want it for my boy"
Chicago Tribune.
The morning call., 1892-10-28

For Supervisor Sixth Ward. W. E. Lane.
The morning call., 1892-10-28

ARE you troubled with heavy fuilness OF the
stomach after eating, or what is known as heart
burn? Chew Whites Yucatan Gum twenty min
utcs after meals. and set immediate relief
The morning call., 1892-10-28
what He Thought About 1t.

"l'll be sister to you," said Miss Giddy,
by way of consolation.
~ think papa would rather have a daugh-
ter-in-lsw," replied Mr. Skidds. HE has
four daughters already" - Detroit Free
Press.
The morning call., 1892-10-28

Refund the debt-Yes.
Refund the debt-No.
The morning call., 1892-10-28

And do hereby offer reward of one
hundred dollars for the arrest and conyic-
ton OF any and every person violating any
Of the provisions Of Title ", Part /, of the
Penal Code; such rewards TO DO paid until
the total amount hereafter expended for
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13

The revival services at the French
Broad Baptist church Logan last evening.
There was good congregation out,
although number did not arrive until
$50 O'Clock, while Tie meeting opened
at s O'Clock.
AT the opening gospel hymn was
sung, followed by prayer offered by Rev.
A. {. Dixon Prof. and Mrs. Towncr,
who are TO lead the choir during the
meetings, then sang The Waysidc
Cross" in touching manncr.
Tlis closed the song service, and Rev.
Geo II Simmons, the evangelist, began
his sermon, his subject being Prayer" "
and taking for his text Nehemiah 9; +:
Then the King said unto me, For VIII t dost
thou make request SO | prayed to the God
of heaven.
"Whal sweet rccoTcctions we nave"
Mr.. Simmons said in the course of his
sermon, "of the times when we have
been helped by prayer. We take our
troubles to God in prayer and He takes
them from Us. None other than God can
help us.
prayer is thc making known of the
heart to God, and the desires Of The
heart. There are three elements in
PRAYER; 1,pyase; ., confession; 3, sup,
plication.
"Some of lis content ourselves by say
ing all things work together for good.
That is not so. All things work to-
gcthcr for good to them that love the
Lord 1t is conditional, you see.
IL don't take any stock i'll this idea
that some good pcoplc have, of keeping
up PRAYER and if YOU don't get what
YOU want you will get something else
If you don't get what you want, quit
praying. lfvou pray and receive not, ii
is because you pray ana believe not"
Mr.. Simmons is young man and his
manner of preaching shows that lie is
thoroughly devoted to his work. II,
brings the lessons OF the gospel straight
home to every one, and his work here is
sure to do great good.
Prof. and Mrs. Towncrs singing was
such as Ashevillc seldom hears. Tn,
simplest gospel songs were sung i'll sucl
Il way that each song was sermon.
The services begin each evening at
o'clock not a minute later, and, as Mr.
Simmons said last evening, those who
are in the habit of going to church ;
hall hour late, should remember tha
the service begins at 7:3O for the hcnci
of the tardicS.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13

II Cuts Some OF the House Rili's
Furnishes "a Few Entirely New
Ones-North Carolina's Share.
WASHINGTON, May 13-As the result
of much preliminary work while the
river and h;trbor bin was pcning in the
house, the senate committee en- COM
mcrcc is able to report the bill back to
the senate with all the amendments
which it regards rs necessary. 1t has
increased the total OF the house bill by
81 ,0Sl l43 and made decreases to the
amount of $S5S, 900, making net in
crease Gt 81 1923, 143 and total of The
approp: iation made by the hill as re-
ported to the senate of So 470,11S.
Perhaps the most important changes
m lGc were the addition Of four contract
sections which will replace the yearly ap-
preparations made by the house These are
The lower Missouri, from its mouth to
Sioux City, where thcfrst appropriation
of $S00,O0O is reduced to $750,OOO, but
proyiso is added that contracts may
be made for the same amount yearly for
three years from July /, 1893. There is
a similar contract provision in the case
of the st. Johns river, Florida, the an,
= v tttra ,t,I 70
600; for the great kanawha, West Vir-
ginla, where the aggregate of the con-
tract is not to exceed 81 300, 900 and for
the boat railway at Dalles, Oregon,
where the total contract expenditure is
not to exceed $2,S5O,O00. All of the ap
preparations for harbors on the Missis.
slppi river are stricken out, but the gen
eral appropriation for the improvement
OF the river was increased by S250,000
There was a general reduction of all
appropriations in cases where contracts
were authorized to be made for the com.
p!ction OF the work. There is long list
OF items of increase and some new appro.
pratlons. ranging i'll amount from $500
to S25O.OO0. Among the larger new
items is one OF 5000, 900 for Lake Wash
ington canal, Washington, and $3.50 ,OOO
for the Dallcs Boat railway, Oregon.
Among the principal items of increase
III the southern states are: Cumberland
sound, Ca, $S7, 500; Cape Fear river
N. C., 100000; Roanoke river, n. C..
$50 900; Black river, n. c., $10.O0o
Indian river, Fla, (ncw appropriation,
$25,OOO.
The appropriations made by the house
were decreased by the following
amounts: Charleston, 100000; Savan
nah, Ca, $125. 900; Mobile, Ala, $1OO
600; Rappahannock, Va, $4,000.
In the 'cnate today the river and har
Dor bill WAS reported back from the com
mttce on commerce, and with report
as required by the resolution OF the sen
ate. on each item of the bill, Mr.. Frye
chairman of that committee. stated tha
the bill was one for two years and tha
no river and harbor bill bcrcportcd from
that committee next season. He CAV,
notice that on Tuesday he would asl
The senate to proceed to its considcra
ton.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13

OMAHA, Nav 13,-The peoples's party
national executive committee met yester-
day with the local executive committees
to discuss in detail some of the arrange
mcnts to be made for the convention to
be held July 4.
lgnatius Dounclly, of Maine, II. E.
Laubencck, of Illinois, Robert Schilling of
Wisconsin, and Mr.. Washburn, of Mass
achuscttS were present. The question OF
admission to convention hall was dis
cusscd and it was decided to issue tick
cts. Schilling thought that would raise
a terrible howl against the committee,
but it was stated that 10000 people
would be there clamoring tor admission,
and only 1000 could get in.
PAM Nandervert, of Nebraska, stated
that if the doors were thrown open to
the crowd the committee would regret
that it ever attempted to hold conven-
ton. Nominations would not be made
in week if at all, and even then they
would not he by the peoples party.
There was enough opposition to the
party III some parts of the country to
cause the house to be packed by the
| enemies OF the party, and the proceedings
would be diSgraCctul.
1t was proposed to hold union of the
blue and the gray during the convention.
Nandcrycrt stated, that the union sold
ers and the peoples party in this stat,,
would attend to that matter, and that
| all the old gray coats in the south could
be told that ample arrangements would
be made to take care of them and hall
furnished for the blue and the gray to
howl in together
The national committee will remain in
the city severaldays and any further pro-
vision or arrangements that they may
wish to make will be suggested to the
local executive committee.
An independent rally was held last
night and addresses were made by
Mcssrs. LaubenecNi, Donnclly, Davis
Washburn and Schlling.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
TEal: STREET WORK.
HOW it Moves Along OH SOutI,
Main and Depot Streets.

Alderman Starncs and THE CITIZEN
this morning drove over the grading and
paving work now being done on South
Main and Depot streets. On the former,
Contractor Corpcning has large force,
putting the southern half of the street in
condition. The grade near Town branch
has been raised so as to admit of the
passage over the culvert of the steam
roller, and Kelly & Strachan are put
ting down the water pipe that runs
from the branch to the city limits.
On Depot street Contractor Smith is
busy with his force of granite PAYERS.
The street is 80 feet from curb to curb
About 200 feet of the paving has been
put down SO far, and the work goes
steadily on. That street is closed to
traffic between Roberts street and Pat
ton avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
w. ~ &. TEACHERS.
The second Annual session 90 be
Held i'll WayncSvillc.

The second annual session of the West
ern North Carolina Teachers associa-
ton will be held in Wayncsvillc June
1+-17.
A program of the meeting is published
in the WayncsviIle Courier. and presents
an attractive intellectual bill of fare to
the members of the association. A spc-
cial event will be the lecture on the 10th
by DR.. X. ". Douthat, of West Virginia,
his subject being How to put a head on
boy; or, the old and the new, the
wrong ana the right methods of educa-
ton"
The railroads in Western North Caro-.
lima will offer reduced rates to members
on this occasion, and the people OF
Wayncsville will provide ample and
reasonable accommodation for all.
The officers of the association are:
John w. Starnes, president; Walter
Hurst, secretary; D. l.. Ellis, treasurer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
GRANTS PHARMACY.

BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
vet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills, and readily cure constipa-
ton and costiveness, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be-
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre-
pared and offer them with perfect conf.
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happiest results.
Try them and Judge for yourself. Fol
sale only at
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
Cleveland Ahead

RICHMOND, Va, May ia demo
cratic primary election, under the old.
fashioned system known as the viva voce
method of voting, was held here to elect
delegates to the state convention, which
meets on the 10th to select delegates to
Chicago. The issue was sharply Joined
between the friends of Cleveland and Hill
The result of the contest is that Cleve
land gets 6+ delegates and Hill 81.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
4 SOLDIERS HOME.
Tennessee Now Has One to he
Proud of.

NASHVILLE, MAY 13.-Thc Confederate
soldiers home at the Hermitage was
formally opened yesterday. The main
building of the institution is now COM
petcd and provides home for 125 dis
abled veterans, surrounding it is nearly
500 acres Of land once owned by Andrew
Jackson, all of which the state has
given to the trustees of the institution
for twenty-five wears. The main build
ing is substantial two story brick
structure and is equipped with all mod
ern conveniences. No state building in
Tennessee is better built or better adapted
for its purpose. Probably two thousand
people assembled at the opening excr.
ciscs which consisted Of music and ad
dresses.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
CITY SCHOOLS.
Exercises at the Schools This
Morning.

The CITY graded schools closed today
for The term, and they will remain closed
until the first Monday in October.
At Orange street the last hour of the
morning was given in the hall to brie
resume of the sessions work by Super
mtcndcnt p p. Claxton and a congrat
ulatory talk by Hon. II. A. Gudger
Several vocal selections were exceedingly
we'll done by the pupils and the school
year closed. In the lower grades programs
had been prepared and the children &C.
quilted themselves with pleasure to their
friends and credit to their teachers.
Appropriate exercises were held at tn,
| Monttord avenue school.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
They Cleim I.eonard's Election.

BATON ROUGE, La, May 10,-P. Le-
onard, the republican candidate for gov
ernor, Major Andrew Hiro and Judge
Morris Marks are here to file demand
for the seating of Leonard. They claim
that if the votes were properly counted
Leonard would be elected. These pro-
ceedings are supposed to prccede con.
grcssional investigation of the late eiec
tinn.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
odd Fellows, Omcers.

WILMINGTON, N. c., May 13.-The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected the
following officers: Grand Master. John
d. Bellamy, jr, Wilmington; Deputy
Grand Master, W. d. Gastner, Fayette.
vile, Grand Warden, W. c. Douglass,
Carthage; Grand Secretary, b. II. Wood
ell, Raleigh; Grand Treasurer, X. !. Jones.
Wilmington, ]. +. Bruton was elected
Grand Representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge which meets i'll Portland,
Oregon, next September.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
ESQ EATEfERz-ESs CHII,DRE%.
subscriptions for the Afflicted at
NOSlyn,

RoSLYN. Wash, May 13.-At 1880
o'clock last night the remaining bodies
were taken from the slope, making a
total of l3 men who perishcd in the ter
rible explosion Tuesday.
About 900 children have been lett
fathcrless by the disaster and in most
instances they are young and unable to
help themselves Subscriptions are coming
in literally from the cities and towns OF
the northwest, several thousand dollars
having been received already. Manager
konglcy the coal company is in receipt
OF sympathizing messages from the Chi.
cago board of trade and prominent
persons i'll Washington, New York and
other eastern cities requesting him to
draw on them for financial aid to re.
lcve the distressed.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
CAPITAL. RUKI.DING BURNED
IT Was NOt insured. 'ahanIxS to
the Legislature.

SANTA FE, NM. May 13.-At So'cloci
fire was seen issuing from the roof of
the attic near the base OF the south dome
of New McXico's capital building. Citi-
zcns at once drew up the fire hose only
to find that The water from the water
works had been shut off from the build.
ing and grounds. 1t was at once evil
dent that the building was doomed and
all hands set to work at once to strip
The building OF furniture, carpets, the
law library and every movable article
in the two lower floors. The vaults
were unlniurcd
Owing to some misunderstanding in
the late territorial Legislature no money
was appropriated for the insurance on
public buildings and the policies were al,
lowed to expire. The building was val.
ucd at $3.50, 900 and is total loss.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
DID HE TRY
TO COMMIT SUICIDE {?

The train which leaves the Ashevile
depot at 3:05 was rounding the bend
Yesterday when a man rushed to the
platform and jumped off. His rash
act created great excitement among
the other passengers-they all thought it
was a case of suicide. Ladies tainted,
men rushed to the platform expecting to
sec his mangled form upon the track,
but the fact was he had forgotten to put
his bottle of "Buncombe Pills" in his
satchel and would not start on his jour
ney without them. He took great chances,
but he might have taken greater.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
Couldn't Get Five Dollars.

New YORK, May 1l.-lsaac Orinski,
ou. OF employment, was yesterday re-
fused a loan Of $5 by friend on East
Broadway. Last night he sent his
friend a package OF pawn tickets and an
unsealed letter, which he asked to be
forwarded to his parcntsin Russia. The
letter said that Isaac intended to commit
suicide.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
TEfI: THREE C'S SOLD.
HOught BV samuel Aunt Of Penn
syiyania For SsOO,OOO,

JOHNSON CITY, May 13-The Three
C.s road was sold at chancery sale be-
fore the Johnson City opera house yes
terday to Samuel Hunt, of pennsylvania,
for two hundred thousand dollars.
Hunt acted for a company of New
York capitalists, whose names are not
known.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
GRANTS PHARMACY.

In purchasing medicines don't try ex-
periments-the first and only consider
alton should be genuiness. Buncombe
Sarsaparilla has stood the test of several
years and today it is in greater demand
than ever. Over five hundred bottles
sold this spring, triumphant proof of
popular approval. For sale at
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
1T TELLS THE TALE.
The Daily Citizen as An Advertis-
ing Medium.

A foreign advertiser in THE CITIZEN
writes thus:
Enclosed please iud check for advcr.
tisement; please discontinue the same.
Your paper must have a very wide cir
culation as the applications are very
numerous i'll answer to it,"
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
To Nominate a successor to Mills.

WACO, Tex, May 13-The third party,
or Jefferson democrats, as they call them
selves, will meet here tomorrow to nom
mate successor to Roger 9, Mills in
congress. The third party in Texas is
composed of nearly all the elements op.
posed to the democrats and republicans.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
Hill Delegates.

NORFOLK, Va, May 12.-The city DEM
ocratic primaries held tonight to elect
delegates to the state convention re-
suited in the election of 81 Hill and 4
anti Cleveland delegates.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
GRANTS PHARMACY,

"SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHER
RY" as manufactured at Grants Phar-
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use tor yourself or your children-it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con-
tain no opiates in any form, it is entirely
harmless. For sale only at
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
a. NJ. Il. Bishops.

PIrrsnrRG, Pa, May 13.-At the scs
sion of the general conference of the A
NJ. L. Zion church. Rev. DR.. Albert
Walters, OF New York, and Rev. DR.. ]
c. Clinton, OF North Carolina, were
elected bishons.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
VIII, Not he "Eiectrocuted." 4"

ALBANY, May 13.--Governor Flower
has commuted to imprisonment for life
the sentence of Henry 7. Tanning, who
was to be clcctrocuted at Sing Sing
prison soon.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
Heavy Failure.

LONDON, May 13.-Heymam, Alexan-
der & Co., yarn merchants of Bradford,
have failed. Liabilities 100000.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
THE TICKET CONVENTION
PEOPLES PARTY COMMITTI.t:
IN OMAHA.

They Are Making Arrangements
For Their Convention july 4
Fears of AN Attempt to Break
up the Meeting.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
POWELL & SNiDER
H. REDWOOD & CO,

Choice styles in High Grade
Clothing and Furnishing
Goods for men and boys.
Choice styles in Dress Goods
and Silks of all grades.
Choice stylcsin High Grade
Hats, taps and Shoes.
Choice styles in Kid Gloves,
parasols, Corsets, Handker-
chiefs, Laces, Embroidelies,
and general Smallwares.
One Price System.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
TDAD v. THRASH 4 CO

China, Glass and House Goods,
CRYSTAL PALACE, 41 PATTON AVE.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-13
TRULY APPALLING TOTAL
TE8I: sENATE'S RIVER AND
HAREsOR BILL.

II Cuts Some OF the House Rili's
KtemS, Increases Some and Also
Furnishes "a Few Entirely New
OneS-North CarOiina'S Share.
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Ef[ak;Sot6rinaeM.

@traBburg. Das Dor einiser
3eit bier aufsetaudte @erii6t, fponad
in StraBburs Dor. einem alten bieItsen
8erlagsbaule cine rationale 3eitung i'm
sroBen Stil unb nit biuisem Nbornez
m%ertspreiie ge9riinbet nerben fol-, er<
Edit fid nit 8ebarrli6feit. MltDfeoaf@
teur beS projeftirten 8latteS ipirb Der
Narue zines bier, befannten He6tss
annaltS genan1t.
Bn6neiler. Su benz naben
Sorfe g., in meldem Die @tnlpobner ;u
imei Orittelu 8utberauer, Sl etnem
Orittel &atbolifen fino, mar III Der
gemeiniamen Stride Die Srgel unbraud)z
bar oeiporoen. Ole &atbolifen pers
lanstcn, BAL. eenaB Der Gopfsabl GIT ben
Heparatnrfoiten Die &utberaner Swei
Orittcl, bic Satbolifen Elm Drittel gail
ten /; neil aber Die &atbolifeu bic Srgel
tdslid), Die Vutberaner muir lonntdslt9
benusen, molten leetere nur bic Salfte
Der Soften tragert. Die &atbolifen
paren oamit nibt einperitanoen uno
fauften li6 Elm Sarmonium oa Die
Sr9el nOllis unbrau6bar 1T, muBten
Die Sltberaner bafIelbe tbun, 10 bab auf
benz Srssl6or auf Der einem Seite bas
fatbolil6e, auf Der anberen bas lutbe>
ride 9armontlm itebt.
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S6wei5.

Bern. Der 8unbesratb bei1loB
OaS Sntraittreteu Der Mfabregeln sessn
neutrality-suspicious. Gpioemien unb unter,
iagte Die Gin. nnb Dur9fubr aus
Srantrei6 nnb NuBlano ftammettoer
9aoern, 2umpen, &leiber utib Qinscrie
bis Wiberruf. DaS @cpdd Heiietlber
lit fret. = Nab ben letten aus @rin,
oellpalO ~an9elansten offsiellen angabeu
iinb 45 M~obnbauier, SIS S6eunen unS
anbere @ebaube bis auf ben Grbboben
u%erbrannt. Der @ebauhei6aoen be,
trast nod Der 8ranojteueri9atuns ca.
654, 900 SrancS, Der Mobiliaridaben
circa 100000 SrancS 500 Ginmobr
net iin0 oboad)loS unb BON allem Gotg,
menOigen entblobt.
3iirid. Sn ben gaitbofen ser
Staot 3iirid liub I'M Suli 2O,l07
Trenloe abgeiiicgcil. i'm Suli oeS lesten
SabreS 1910.
Jreiburg. II. Der fantonalen
Snonltric Ausltelluue in 6rsiburs lit
Elm S~reilanfigeS @epsbr ~aus9eitellt /;
ba6elbe lit fir Die @~emienja9o beltimmi,
ioll alio Die bebre aufgabe. oiele 2biere
a~uS3urotteil, f0rOcrn.
Wafefltaot. Gas Stcuerfapital
Der StaSt Yaiel. weld)e na6 Der 3Gbs
lung BON 1888 cine Hepolferlug BON
74.247 Scclsn Dat, erreidte i'm lesten
Sabr Die Summle BON 6GS4 Wtillionen
Srancs nno lit ieit 1887 nm ndbcSn 100
Wtilionen 9eltiegcn. Valel bot 1876
WtillionGre; So ocrielbcn Derftcncrn
ifpei unb mebr Wfillioneu.
@aabt. Ylcibt Der &anton Waaot
pom 9a9el perl6ont, 10 lam er $780,
bis 100000 Seftoliter @ein srnten,
mas eincm Grtrae pro 9ettare bon So
bis GO Seftoliter entlpre6en fpiiroe.
Die oiesjaErise Weinernte wiirbe &C,
SeSen 1891 einen Mebrwertb BON 49,.
600 1000 Srancs er9eben.
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muptfd1e GiirteI

II Der tpunberbarfe SaIisman Der NeIt,
e idert ieinem Beliber tpirfli1 uniddbbare
BortbeiIe; Slid urb Grfols in @efdaften,
4otterit ttnb allen I1nternebmungen aber.
baapt, edub Dor Granfseiten lrD I'm.
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Qiebe lno Ndtung.
Oieie Nasifden GarteI tpurber auerR
BON Grau Sabine's 11rgrobmutter, Der
weltbtrabn1ten Nab. 2enormanb in Yaris
aneeferti8t unD BON ibr fammt DaS Ge.
heimnib Der Nnfertieung berfclben Mno
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bert anferti9en pber nerfaufen.
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fonftigen munberbaren @erfe, bic Grau
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Gopteen tit ibrem 12<fsitigen iImfrirter
Circular entbalten fino. Giefes GircuIar
betitelt: "The Peoples Friend, ueIhel
N Deutfder nao eneIif6er 9prade fur
Gents fret Derianoi ipiro, entbalt aud noe
ttne Nnsabl bon IobenOen G~mpfebIunaer
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