The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-09
Double NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plant

Ashevile y. g.. oct. Especial Some
Of our society people who attended the dou-
bic wedding of Benjamin Rutledge AMI Miss
Emma Blake and Oliver Rutledee aud Miss
Helen Blake AT Flctcher'S yesterday, We're:
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Battle. Miss Pack. ,lr.
and Mrs. Charles McNamee. Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Hazard. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. CCrtlaudt,
Miss Cortland. Mr. and Mrs \. j. lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Pcnniman. Mr.. and
Mrs w. T. Penniman, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Il. Penniman. +. +. McKissick, John Child.
Herbert Child and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Rutledge. Among those from other places
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Pinckney,
Charleston: Mr. and Mrs. van Cortlandt,
New York; Miss Van Ross. Miss Preston,
Mrs. Gregg and the Misses Morris.
The Demens wood working plant was sold
yesterday. according TO advertisement, by
Locke Craig, receiver. The purchasers We're
Lewis Maddux. ESQ., president Of the
Western Carolina Bank. and James NJ.
Campbell, n prominent real estate man of
this place, at the following figures: Plant,
$1,000; lumber on yard, 5000; mules,
shop, &c, $1,000.
There il considerable dissatisfaction here
at the order Of the joint board instructng
the PAYERS tC leave unpayed eighteen inches
outside Of and next to the rails OF the Ashe-
vile Street Railway On south Main street.
The property owners along the street COM
plain that the paving. If left in this con-
ditiOn, will be undermined by the first hard
rain that comes and will last only short
while. The Joint board will probably recon-
slider the order mt their meeting to-day.
The Commercial club has just issued a
pamphlet entitled, How the Paving Is To
lie Done" which purpcrts TO contain in
formation on the subject Of paving, which Is
designed to instruct those who will have 10
pay for paving just how IT ought TO be lone,
so that they will not be at the mercy or
the contractors.
Colonel A. r. Davidson has just returned
from "A short visit To Senator Vance. lie
says the Senator Is gradually improving and
is able to walk about the grounds AT Com
broom now, and altogether that he is very
cheerful, but extremely anxious to take part
in the campaign. 1t will be impossible,
however. The Senator Is confident OF Dem
ocratic success this year.
General Hampton, OF this city, is to speak
at Alexander tonight.
The congressional candidates are down in
Rutherford county now. They have just
left Mcdowell. Their discussion is con-
fined almost exclusively to the tariff.
Major w. III. Malone. who was nominated
by the Third party for judge Of this dis
trict, is out in letter explaining why he
cannot accept the nomination. and advising
all his friends to support Cleveland and
Carr. lie attacks all legislation that has
been hostile 10 silver and holds the Repub-
lcan party responsible for ii. He denounces
the Force bill and says, under cover Of il,
the Republican party. while processing
great sympathy fer Irish in their efforts 10
get home rule In the platform adopted aJ
Minneapolis, would destroy nj one blow The
blessings OF local adjournment. which
we at home here have enjoyed since The
establishment of cur government. lie also
advocates the repeal Ct the 10 per cent.
on State bank issue.
IL is an able letter. and ought 10 do the
Democratic cause much good.