Asheville daily citizen., 1892-06-30
AROUND TOWN.

Washington, June 30.-Forecast tin 8
p. m. Friday:-Fair, followed by local
showers Friday afternoon or night;
westerly winds, becoming variable;
cooler.
J. I. Griffin, of Marion, is here on busi-
ness,
Geo. X. Prtchard, esq, of Bakersvillc,
is in the city.
A. Hechheimer, OF Washington, is in
the city today.
]. c. L. Gudgcr, of Waynesvillc, is at
the Grand Central.
X, D. Gilmer, of Wayncsville, is aut' -
grapLed at the Glen Rotk.
]. T. Nolen and wife, of Franklin, are
in Asheville on pleasure trip.
Four newly married couples are stop
ping at the Swannaloa hotel.
A. Biudcwald, of the Knoxville Brew
ing company, is registered at the Swan
nanoa.
Internal revenue collections tor the
Fifth North Carolina district yesterday
were $3.309.21.
The laying of brick paving on Patton
avenue was begun this morning and is
being rapidly Gonc.
The Salisbury Herald says: Mrs. W..
7. Rushcr returned from visit to friends
IN A AShpvtllp N-pStpr11v
DR.. and Mrs. d. T. Millard returned
yesterday from a pleasant weeks trip
through Henderson county.
Mrs. L. {. Jones, of Loudon, Tenn, is
in Ashevile, visiting her father, Rev. w.
NJ. Kerr, on Pcnland sercct
Julius c. Martin, esq.,, leaves tomorrow
for New York and Baltimore on protcs-
sonal business. He will be absent two
or three weeks.
Rev. S. X. Preston, of Bristol, Tenn,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday next, at the morning
and evening services.
The pink tea parry and ice cream SUI :
per given last evening by the Bethany
Sabbath school, colored, was very
largely attended and decided success.
About $40 was raised.
The citizens of West Ashcyille will meet
on Sunday evening next to hear ad'
dresses on temperance by 7. {. WestaIl
W. G. Gambler and Others, i'll Deaver' S
hall, beginning at s O'Clock.
President Carrier, of the West Ashe
yille and Sulphur Springs railway, has
completed the grand stand at the race
course, to be used by the crowds wit
Messing the contests during Gala Week
The members of AsheviIle coun.
Gil No. 6. Jr. 0. L. A. NJ, are re-
uuested to meet with No. S this evening
at their hall. At this meeting plaus for
the Fourth of July picnic will he ar
ranged.
Ladies who are interested in foreign
missionary work are invited to be pres
ent at the Central Methodist church or
Friday at 8 O'Clock p. M, to meet Mrs
Lambuth and Miss Harlan, returned
missionaries from Japan.
The Bristol Tenn. correspondence o
the Knoxville Tribune of yesterday SAYS
Geo. w. Vanderbilt, the noted New Norl
millionaire who is erecting wonderful
mansion at Asheville, n. c., was in th'
city for short time today.
In Recorder Miller's court this morn
ing Abraham Trexler and John Rasl
were fined So each for lighting. In an
other fighting case Rash was tincd 81
Robert RAY was fined $15 for d fight an
disordcrly conduct, but appealed.
The regular weekly meeting of til
board of aldermen will be held tomorro,
afternoon at 4 o'clock, preceded by tn
Joint board meeting at 3 O'Clock. Th
mayors salary is to be discussed agair
while the committee on the mayors Ne,
York trip will probably report.
tt? celebration of the nineteenth ann
versary of the Knights of Honor will |
held this evening, beginning at S:3
o'clock, in Pythian hall, llilliard bocl
South Main street. A large number {
friends of the order have been invited an
r d NSlN pISasahl tililS 10 thINiP''NNh'
: Col. Frank Coke gave the first coacl
} ing party of the season yesterday ate
noon on his splendid English coac
r "Maude." Among those on the coac
: besides Col, Coke. were Miss Massi
e Mrs. kcever, Miss Baldwin, Miss Pain
Master Guy Fenner and Master
q Baldwin.
v A force OF workmen is now engaged
preparing the fire department section
S the city hall for the reception of t
v trucks and other apparatus of the col
panies. This is needed; and as soon
possible the companies will go into the
new quarters. The offices of the fire ch
and assistant are on the second flo
n front.
The progressive euchre party at t
Of VanGilder last evening was in keepi
II with previous social affairs at this pc
~ ular house. The ladies' first prize w
Is won by Mrs. l.. A. Farinholt, Mrs. Ch;
IS field securing the second. The gent
mems first prize was won by DR.. Har
.s Williams, the second by Mr. c. b. Gu
- ing. About twenty couples part
II; pated.