Asheville daily citizen., 1892-05-07

s p. m Sunday: Generally fair; slightly
cooler tonight; northeriv winds.
NJ. L. Rudasill, of Shelby, is here to-
day.
!. Worth Elliott, of Hickory, is at thu
Glen Rock.
b. b, Blanton, of Bla>ksburg, S. c., is
in the city.
DIX. Collins, OF Bry~on City, is at the
Grand Central
S T. Pearson, of MorEanton, is at the
Salamanca today.
At Grants pharmacy at y. m. today
he thermometer registered 73'.
Rev. X. D Sheriff. will preach at Col
l2ge street chapel tomorrow at . y. m.
L. II. Fulcnwidcr returned Yesterday
afternoon from a weeks stay i'll Shelby.
Rev. J. n. Arnold Will preach at the
First Baptist church tomorrow at II
a. IN.
W. L. Burnett. cashier of the First Ma
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day,
The South Main street Office of the
Model steam laundry has been diScon-
tinucd.
1t is suggested that the sewer line near
the calvert on North Main street should
bc flushed.
Miss Daisy Sawyer will slug solo at
the meeting of the Epwo,th League to-
morrow l. 'ght.
Maj w. II. Malone left this afternoon
to attend Mitchell county court. He
will be abScnt two weeks.
". Eavcs, Of Collector Rollins office,
left this afternoon tor a three weeks
visit to StatcsyiIc. lis home.
Justice Summcv has removed his office
from the Powell & Snidcr building to a |
room over L. Dckcrsou & Co.'S store.
II. B. Brown has severed his editorial
cate, being succeeded by 7. l.. Leather
wood.
The May meeting of the Ruucombv
county teachers association was held
today in the Orange street graded school
building,
Rev. George l.. CLANCY, OF Atlanta,
Ca, will hold services in Ilillard hall,
South Main street, at II O'Clock tomor
row morning.
The opening soircc given by Prot. Bel
lezza to his pupils last evening was a
pleasant affair. y large number OF young
people participated.
Hon. II. A. Gudgcr returned Yesterday
afternoon from Hickory, where he had
gone to address the democratic club ot
that town, on invitation.
Rev. Dr. |. H. Weaver will preach at
Bethel NJ, f. church south tomorrow at
$50 p. m. The sacrament will be ad'
miniStcrcd after the sermon.
]. X. Patterson returned yesterday
from Columbia 5. c., accompanied by
bis daughter, Miss Lottie. who has been
visiting in that city and Aiken.
\ large number of tickets have bscn
sold for the lecture of Rev. \. {. Dixon,
on "MvthS and Moths of lntidtllty." at
the First Baptist church next Wednesday,
evening.
The round trip rate from Ashcvillc to
Raleigh. to the democratic state convcn-
ton, is $ll. Tickets will be on sale at
the city ticket Office May lG IS, good
returning until May II.
James bradshaw, a fireman on the
Western North Carolina railroad, COM
mitted suicide in Salisbury last night, by
taking lludanum disappointment in
love is said to have bccuthc cause OF tie
act.
The Morning Gazette after tomorrow 5
issue will pass into the hands OF McSsrs.
L. NJ. Spencer and ]. f. Anthony, Mr.
Anthony is an old newspaper man hail
ing from Georgia. Mr.. Spencer is the
manager of the Grand opera house
The devotional meeting of the :p-
worth League will be Ecld in Central
NJ. L. church, south, tomorrow evening
at 7:45, c. T. Williams will lead, sub
let, Liberal Giving"-2 Cor. o: l-15. All
are most cordially invited to this meet
ing.
The muskctry squad of company f.
will not 90 to Charlotte to take part in
the contests on the Goth of May. This
| is learned from a letter written by ]. I.
Anthony, colonel commanding Fourth
regiment, i'll answer to a letter from
Capt. Duff Mcrrick, inquiring if the squad
would be allowed to participate.
Recorder Miller had only two cases
this morning. Jas. Collett, colorcd, was
fined $5 for a fight in the Eagle street
bar. Rufus CroweIl, colored, was charged
with cursing and being disordcrly gener-
ally, but claimed he was only in fun.
Mr.. Miller told Kim he could pay So or
take ten days on the street for fun.
Crowell took the ten days.
Controlled by Revenue Officers.
From the Raleigh Signal
The attack on Mr.. Eavcs was not a
personal attack. 1t was an assault on
the chief officer of the republican party
in his representative capacity as an indi
vidual. He was guilty OF an offensc that
would not have been tolerated in any
other state the condemnation of the inia.
nous offence committed by Mr. Eayes
and admit ted by him, and proved hey yond
= doubt by atfidavits of J. W. Scoggin and
Henry Hodge, was to have been expected
of a convention that was controlled by
revenue officers, who were there to dc
the bidding of their superiors.
; blaine and Free silver.