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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-03-17

photographers have begun to use
storage battery plants, which operate
ruby colored incandescent light in the
darkroom, and the effect on their health
mas been very beneficial.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
WAS DOYLE CLUBBED?
A Fracture OF the Ribs Discovered
Hours Alter His Arrest.

Matthew Doyle. fifty-two years old, of
One Hundred and Seventy-fourth street
and Webster avenue, was arrested last
night for intoXication by a policeman
attached to the Elizabeth street sta
ton. At BIB o'clock this morning he
was removed to the Chambers Street
the ribs.
1t was rumored his morning that the
mans injuries were the result of a club
bling al the hands OF q policeman. The
rumor could not be verified, At the
hospital the only Information to be OBJ
tanned was that Doyle had u fractured
rib.
The authorities there were Unable 10
state whether the fracture was u recent
one or n case of neglect. They refused
to allow Doyle 10 be seen.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
oI D.

DIED.
BALLOON. On Friday. Sept. 2. MELISSA. eldest
daughter Of James Balloon, OF Rye, N. Y.
Funeral ;. 80 r. NJ, Tuesday. Sept. Il.
BOGERr o Monday. Sept. II, 1898, at River
Edge, N. J., FLORENCE EDNA, aged 3 years, .
months. II days. daughter of Daniel W. ana
Gussie r. Boger'.
Funeral "Wednesday. . r. NJ. at residence.
CLAIR. Or Sunday. Sept. 10. at har residenos.
1877 Fast SD st.. SARAH, widow OF John Clair.
in the 64th year Of her age.
Funeral on Wednesday. Sept. 10. from St.
stephens Church. East 2Sth at, at 10 A. NJ.
Ee'atives and friends ar. respectfully invited
to attend. lnterment dt Flushing, J.. '.
DUFFY. On Sept. II. 1898. JANIS DUFFY,
father OF James j. Duffy.
Funeral from his late residence, 4l6 west
18th st.. Wednesday. Sept. is. Mt 10 a. NJ.
thence to 81. Coiumba's Church, West 25th a..
lnterment in Chl,ar
ANNE tIrzPArRIcK.
FuneraI from her late residence. 223 East sd
st.. tn. iay. $3.50. Interment In Calvary.
Irish papers copy.
GINoCCHIo.- On Sunday, Sept. 10. JOIN j.
GISoCCHIo, eldest son Of Jonn Is. Ginocchio.
Rristives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, fiom his late residence.
10. ~ Prospect st.. jersey City. on Tues lay,
sept. IL. at A. NJ, thence TO 81, Joseph's
thursh. whore a solemn high mass will be
offered for the happy reposs OF has soul. Please
omit flowers.
In this city on Monday, Sept. II.
RUDOLPH SEEMING. son of Annie Holluk, in
the 2lst year OF his age.
Funeral private.
HO~NIGsBERGER. On SUNDAY, Sept. 10, DASIEL
IiosIGsBERGEn, aged 20.
Funeral from his lsts residence, 1855 East
18th ST., Wednesday, sept, 10, at s.. 30 A. n.
MCCARTHY. On SUNDAY. sept. 10, ASNu, lie.
loved daughter Of Lawrence sal Aary McLAr.
thy. aged . months.
Funeral will take place from residence Of
parents, 40l East l23d ST.. On Tuesday, Sept,
~, at | O'Clock sharp.
MORGAN. AT Chicago, Sept. 0, ANNA Coma.
wife Of the Rev. MInot 8. Morgan, OF Prince.
ton. N. s., aud daughter OF tho late George s..
Green, oi Trsuton.
Funeral service, at the residence Of her
husband on Tuesdsy, Sept. ~, a, 8 +. NJ.
MURRAY on Monday, sept. II, at his rosi.
dcncc, l52 West 3IGt ST. HUGH MURRAY
beloved husband o. Elizabeth Enri,sh.
funeral eincsday, sent. IS. iIom the
Church oil ~, Francis A.si,I, On Vest Slst St.
between 9th aud I'm ayes, a;o A. N.
norton. On sunday. sept. 10, 1898, a, Far
Rockaway, l.. L., LUDLOW, eldest son OF John
And Ella Norton. axe! - years.
Relatives aud friends Gs invited to attend
the funeral Wednesday, Sept, 10. at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. Trains leave Long Island
CITY al l 30 r. ".
EHEuDE. At 10 A 81, sept. II ANDREW
Kh=rpF.
Fuuer.i .t A. NJ. WEDNESDAY from N.
$1,000. FOL ~. a. -..
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Loans.

MONEY to loan on furniture. pianos. &c, legal
Interest cas- payu 9. ts busiress confidential
pstten \ Co, M4t Atlantic ave, tAst New YORK
Bank nildine. rooms 5 and 6. Brooklyn entrance
Pennsylvania ave.
MONrY to loan in Email sums on good security
10, go Broadway.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
SPORTING NEWS AND GOss|P.
Zimmerman and Meintjes Break
Records on Their Wheels.
Roby's Athletic Club Appeals to .
Higher Court.

wheels apnear Tn he low cred every day
zimmerman Wind'e ana meiht'es' 'he
South African flyer, are engaged just at
present in a triangular effort so to lower
80 a.. ,.n 80 on. nil. q, 600
the hgures' Tor from one m''e 10 nVe'
that Father Time will be buried. SO to
sneak.
dav Mointies established n NEW record
.."Hs as..s.S~ ..S ~
,or i've ""es' covering 'ne u's.anSe IN
seconds lower than w,nd,e made AZ
uan,na., D., c., n ,ooo "
ilanpden Park sept. ., lS92.
That a doing admirably. but zim-
little t,me-nar,ns an bis own sooomn,
He flew in TO do a mile quicker than
the distance In 2.ol s-5. However. that
Harrv a0e W,. . =" on ,n an om,s,an record as
sisted in pacing Zimmerman in one of
Was aa earotsbi FOR pd AZ H. MAJ; the speed
hrna tinu nnnrue ELL ,hs enu OF record.
~ ~ sesnh,s "ork ooesh seem 10 be out
Vi e' 'e'.
The New York "A. A. T." special Chi
a s train reached the Windy city to-
gay, with secretary James +. sullivan
~ eharse OF the deiexation. The party
ieIt Yesterday forenoon.
secretary. sullivan looks for a few new
records to be established In the sprints.
ana one-miie and hve-mile runs.
The nrst Of the international contests
VIII be held Tomorrow. and the events
VIII run through Saturday.
The Yale football .o,u - 49,
been DELAYED in sei,;n sam, Wn,cn mas
blues are at Travers Island, where they
VIII remain until next week, when the
PTav.ise work Will be continued at New
iiiIrkSen:
h, ihere ought to be plenty, OF good foot
me dates TO be made for Manhattan
r,eld 5y Manager Freedman do not fall
through. He has Harvard and Cornell
scheduled for Nov. I.
An c,r,v dss,at,, ,,d.v
anoI,s say oespatch to-day from Indian
'The legality of the suppression O,
the P Eoinr ngnts At k3hy Is disputed by
o ome %no,ur mnI Athietie club. and the
4Sourttio TS M.i se settled b ! IN the supreme
FOR the considerat,o nsS Of 9ee the or6S s u u 4,
on the M ~ - H.. ~ OF an eppieation
r pm tne phTp OF the ciun TO set aside the
"This dncnment MA. ALA 4, a..
of the clerk az tbe W. S,n m,eu IN inc omce
the receivership, n asks that the de-
cision OF the lower court be reversed, on
the ground that the complaint OF the
appellees in the former action does not
state facts sufficient to constitute a
cause of action and that the court erred
IN appointing a re 'eiver in said cause.
II 1t more than probable that the
Sou'e VIII grant q nearing directly after
Ana while the Columbian a. c. is try
ing to resurrect itself from the ashes OF
financial ruin the Coney Island A. C. |,
making more engagements than ever. i
the ohisf enes 81 be, ron' tse S en- me s laps
George Dixon affair for Sept. rs, and tn,
Corbett- Mitchell matter In December
MMi;c,.u o.rno . ~
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Real Eatste.
Real Estate for s.le-Long Island.

Real Estate for Sale-long Island.
q SAlE-S.crirc, house. Bath Beach only
small amoant down necessary. BARGAIN, boz
42O World.
N|ORTHPORI. T.. I. Farm Of 66 acres: loan soil
large buildings NEAR depot price SIS, 900 worth
Sl2,O 900: farms OF all siios and price. w rs
Chambers at.
THIS is A CHANCE to own your own home: small
farm al 5 acres. good house, Z rooms. on main
street. one malt mile from centre of village of
Patchogne, ~, 400. $500 will secure II; balance 3
per cent. Tor term Of years. JAMES PALMER
PAtchogue, L. l.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

Sawyer and Zimmerman are due to
meet ut Hampden Park tomorrow and
Thursday.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Instruction.

~ TGne, s5c. pei' Il c; stcO Il 7inte, sc.
per liHr; ihUd drd Subsequent Tn, ., sOG.
per iUie. "rsu'I charge on sundays.
A LADY graduate OF Conservatory
l.amhurs, hnr piAui,t aud teacher OF many years
c'nsrien.e. wants a few pupils moderate rates,
Address X, box All World.
ART-REMBRANDT ART SCHOOL. \ East 18th
IT.. drawing, painting, illustrate q, designing,
classes forming zee catalogue.
CUTTING AND FITTING CLASSES. :. +. Taylor
.system laugnt. also clsssos In millinery. Apply
Young Woinen's Christian Association. I East
10Th st.
DAtiL'S CONSERVATORY II MUSIC guarau.
tees to teach more In one quarter than /. tauRnt
slsswncre ~ three terms. 60 accompanied ts,
tREE GLASSES Tor seli.supportlug women in
phonoGiaphy. typewriiing, commercial artthme-
TIC. bookkeeping. writing ., business training. phlst.
cal culture aud choir music ir q art claa'es for hs.
ginners and advanced studonts; mecnAuicAl and
Tree han drawing clay modeliing and applied de-
sign, rhoto.c" or, photo crayon aud photo-encrAv-
ing Normal class Tor teachers, Prang system Tor
primary teachers. Apply Ia
LADY recon mended by Dr. VIM. Mason, will take
pupil on piano. $50 West ?3d st.
NEGLECTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rrammar,
reading. spelliug. letter. writing, history, arith-
metic. Sc. terms SIS. DAHL, 1913 West 23d St.
STENuGRApHS and 1yp-wrting School.
olb Broadway, N V, VI week. 'ai or write
The evening world., 1893-09-12

Bay Year Furniture nj Fiiut's.
Tbs ssv'nx on fursituEs by buy mn of fLiNT Co.
.atht a. and Sth ave. I. inducing many iolks 70
soto housekeeping. -
The evening world., 1893-09-12
3-Stovv Houses on
l36IhST.BtT. 7Ih& 9TH AYES,

Cali. An ENAMiS'E.
buy OF OWNER on Clinton ave near lT7th ~.
-rwo.story Queen Anne cottAye with all i'm
p~rovements; concrete cellar hot air furnace; for
as, 800. on RathgAtc ave-, south Oi lIld st.,
~ 600 easy terms Inquire ON premises.
FORDHs M, 2Ith Ward. New York city. Bath
gate ave-, 1877. aud lSSth st.. New houses; look
At them. I. II. MAYHEM. III West d.d ct.
5000 CASH. &lO monthly, buys cottage 90 West
lSith II, , 500 feet east OF rabl. Ioad
The evening world., 1893-09-12

~ rpm request or advertisers MAR
RIiGE AND DEAT TIL NOTICES DrGnted IN
THE WOELD ,oH be t~legrdDhed u and
reprtnted M n one o(ihc JoUo'ri0g papers
,pithout eru'd charge 10 Nn advertiser:
Phiiddeiphid (Pd.) Pubic Led,fr.
chicago an TribtrP.
AibduV (N. W Argus.
EOston Gllbe.
81. LOuiS POSt-Dispatrh.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Resn Estate to Exchange.
Pc,l Estatc Wanted.

EXCHANGE leu .nhutban lo's. ?SIlC0 tree and
g car, iC' meTc4Au { -.
BRuN>. ~ Nvn,aSu.st, u ooLlyu.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Good Will q Interest for Sale.

one Tine, ejr. per lias; second 7fms, 90 =.
PEI I'm" Third dJd subsequent Times, 600.
per iiHe; 81. per line eytra o Sunddta
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Res, Estate for sal.-Westehester.

HARLEM ROAD West Mount Nernuu-tiuc
house. almost new y rooms. al improvements
lot 3JIlOn: hpe location must sell. prize 4 900;
only 81. 900 cash. 1874 South Terrace ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

GROCERY FOR SAIL CHEAP. Good PLACE cash
business; living rooms In store. PAlfGkSON.
Ne 4 49, ~
The evening world., 1893-09-12

FOR sALE-A nns bakery aud confectionery;
cheap. Apply
JOuN PKAssE. West New Brighton. s. l.
GOLDEN CHANCE must be sold; uli-iiosnsed
saloon, All complete: no agents. Low. 1854 80
The evening world., 1893-09-12

FOR SAIF-A large meat market; sells about
ttssr,, so head small stoex, 2S pig, week;
with smoke house and machinery. ln9rirs
ElSLER 4 SON. 18th avs. and l3lst st.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Real Estate for Sale-Brook'yr.
HOMES ~ .BnDnki.YN.
so,noo, $4,000, $4,000. 5000

S3.SrO, $4,000, St,aOD, 5000.
tSSe cssh go monthly; seen tr.ns''
?o4T Fulton ST. Cleveland at. station Un. Elev. }
BARGAIN 1hrerstnry corner Brick house. and
. story cornet brick stPble, In hnc ordrt larve
lot; 3 blocks from briige entrance, $40, 900.
term. to Su,t. COOK, 30 Sands at Br"o1iyn.
BEAtrIfULtwrtamily houses $500 cash, $40
..month'y y. oLNANf d CO., 1896 broadway,
HAlscy L. station.
FOR Nh Houses. elegant location, within ono
block OF park: one 3.story and one i.'torr arts.
tic fronts. modern, every Improvement open SAM.
tary nlumhtnS; beautifully fntsnet. choicest hard
wood viii lie sold below value TO DOSE estate.
Apply 20 Court NJ. or oIB flAtbush ave-. Brooklyn.
LEONARD MOODY, Real Estate.
FOR .sALE-An hrsrtment house in Brooklyn
eh sSo TO '' Tfi.N,SSGfk,NiGaYi H,iRRNsor, ssFPip fulton 81.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE OR 10 LEr-At foot OF Bt,dre at,
running back to John at. with large brick build
ing. suitAb.e Tor Inannisctory or storage.
u. DE- PfYsTER. 81 Pine st. New York.
ONE on terms for ls.s than yon arc pAyinr rent.
arranged for two families: doubl. ,mprovrne nts
good I]oc.t,an, near l. station; pr,ss SS,e9o' fS09
Broadway.
HOUSE. with or without shoe store, ~ years
estab ished. cheap easy terms. $40 Gates ave.
Brooklyn.
PAVILION" NOT oprn Sundays; don't need to:
established 1876; do business. through weak
call or %writetor ~ OF mitsu nms barr gain. houses
Isl ,i's "rTaHvI .%"ii6'$S",;'' 1850 fai,ou. aa6,h
Ward: honest. square busln.ys treatment.
ALE HOUSES. ! rooms, 81, 800 aud up, thcrt-
nut at. Eastern Parkway. Montnrk station,
Fulton ave. L. roao. any day. WALSH builders.
Real Estate for Sale Westminster.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Real Estate for SsIe-C City.
North OF ,ssth Street.

l3GTH ST.. aG2 WEST 3-story aud ~bs.emsnt
model dwelling. lT.6 wide. finely hnishei. ucco.
rated and chnndelicrca; In perfect order at a
laGaain
The evening world., 1893-09-12

The New York "A. A. T." special Chi
cago train reached the Windy city to
day. with Secretary James f.. sullivan
in charge of the delegation. The part,
left yesterday forenoon.
Secretary Sullivan looks for a few new
records to be established In the sprints
and one-mile n fve-mile runs.
The Hrst. Of the International contest.
VIII be held Tomorrow, and the event,
will run through Saturday.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

FtRST.CLASS BAKING. catering "a ics-crean
business in Harlem. west side: - barrels hour
per week three Eorses aud wagons. For partlcu-
lars inquire of ksrner 4 sehwaoelsnd. a. 10th ave.
FIRST Glass corner liquor and cigar store, res.
taurant, hotei; New York. Brooklyn and New
Je ssy, call and Investigate. 81
Centre st,
The evening world., 1893-09-12

GROCERY ~sTORE-Gooi business; horse and
two TsG lrs, cheap; cause, two stores. 10y Cen
tfnl ave. lirouklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

A PHYSICIANS MILK, butter. eag cod ens
grocery store, good stock, good reason 1880
| ID ave-
The evening world., 1893-09-12

The Yale football team, which has
peen delayed In getting together. is at
blues are at Travers Island, where they
VIII rcmain until next week, when the
practise work will be continued at New
Haven. "
There ought to be plenty OF good foot.
pan seen in New York his season, II
the dates to be made for Manhattan
Field by Manager Freedman do not fall
through. He has Harvard and Cornell
The evening world., 1893-09-12

q Cd corner liquor store; license; lea,s, rare
chance; slso partner taken. App.y W boeram
p1..s IE,n-IVp
The evening world., 1893-09-12

GROCERY. sos Fast 18th st. must Be sold this
day. private, before . p. NJ. or else ct Q r. N. ~
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Real Estate to Let-out Of the City.

FURNISHED country house n rent from Oct. /
short ride from New York terms mo lstAte to
good tenant. Apply to ". h. Leonard, los East
10th 81.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

Cleveland was the first club to give
the New Works a trouncing on their last
trip West. Tebeau's men laying Wards
boys low 8 to 6.
This is starting In poorly, and the
Giants will need to brace up materially
to beat out Brooklyn in the race, as IL
will be seen by the following record
that there II a small margin only be-
tween the two clubs:
The evening world., 1893-09-12

FOL ~SALE-tiood corner liquor stors. l4O2 VIII
low st corLe' lith st. tonoken.
FOR SALE-Furnishsd-room house; good locs-
ton is rJoms, full. Address X. box las world.
FOR We'll establlshed dry aud fancy goods
store, fully stocked. G99 lOth ava.
fOR SAIL $500 cash variety store; good stock;
reason. dead. 9g3 DE kaib ave. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

FOR sA~LE-Good-pay nR stationery. toy, cigar,
aud candy store. with paper route. Inquire 1877
The evening world., 1893-09-12

a GoOD.PAYING restaurant Tor sac; good rss-
sons To =. !, near O . OF he main ferries.
IL. WEANEI. Is Nortlandt at. aAIoon.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

CIGAR SroRE-G, od location and trade; no
agents. good reason. 1928 l,t ave. near Both st.
tIGAH STORE for sals on account Of other busi.
moss, bargain to quick buyer. lbs Sprtns ct
The evening world., 1893-09-12

fIRSI CLASS BOARDING.HOUsE on itth Of. /.
all occupied profits $500 per month; viii sell
hAlf.price gu account OF sickness. Address X.
box De "A nIII.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

Lively sparring characterized the en-.
lyn last night. -Four bouts were con-
tested. and In one Of them BILLY Ernst,
who was seconding Harry Lott. appears
to have - far forgotten himself as to
throw his mans adversary over the
ropes. The bout was given to Aikens.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

BREWERY AGENT LANG A 90. 2lt East sSth
st, oaers one OF the best saloons, with restAu.
rant full lie ,nse; only al, 900 cash,
The evening world., 1893-09-12

CORNER SALOON for sale, On account ef stek.
mesa! full license: cheap rent; lease. JAMES
BERlNATI, IS HobokeI ave.. Jsrssy CITY
The evening world., 1893-09-12

10 ELkClRIC FANS also T.. 4 &. motor, 4 four
light combination nItnres. ! portable iu!nscc
In good condition also . wool p~ArtitIon feet
nigh by 20 feet vide. Apply ~ West .ed ST., in
TestadIaut.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

LARGE corner liquor stors-Good business lease;
full license; low rent; small price II sold at opos;
owner leaving tho rIty, no agents. Adursss A..
world ErAnCh. $40 Sd ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

DRUG STORE: snap for man With 81. 900 cash;
balAnc, to suit on ea.y terms; low rent ana long
lease. On q good avenue Gomez: we'll stocked good
business. DRUGS. boz 262 World.
DRUG STORE for sale: old established. 1855
The evening world., 1893-09-12

HARLEM pool PARLOR for sale; 5 new tables.
1888 Sd ave-, bet ~ ecu l06 and 10th SITS
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-08
LIT US HAVE PEAcE."
a Message to Mrs. u. .. Grant
From Ex-COmfederates,

LAKELAND, Fla, July S.-The Confede-
rate veterans of Polk county, Fla. have
organized the Francis ID. Barlow camp
of Confederate veterans. During the
meeting the following resolutions were
offered by Perry M. Delsn, an ex-Confed
crate naval officer, was cordially
seconded by many and unanimously
adoped:
Resolved, that Francis S. Barlow
united Confederate veterans present
their compliments to Mrs. u. S. Grant
and desire to express their appreciation
OF her recent graceful acts of courtesy
to Mrs. jeff. Dayis. widow of our la
mentcd Chief.
Resolved, that the action on he part
of Mrs. Grant touches the hearts of our
people, and cvinccs the fact that the his
toric prayer of her husband, Let us
have peace. has indeed become a reality,
and announces to the world that we
have once more united and harmoni-
GUS country, where the bitterness of the
past has been forgotten, and mutual
respect and sympathy exists.
Resolved, that n copy of these rcsolu
tions be sent Mrs. Grant. coupled with
the hope that shel may enjoy long,
peaceful and happy life"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-08
zoo ARREST . OF RIOTERS.
Paris sluiesin& and The Trouble
About Over.

PARIS, July S.-Aside from the wreck
age in the streets in the section i'll which
the rioters have fought the police and
guard, and the extra number of troops
on duty, this morning presented it's
usual appearance. All the newspapers
agree that the riots last night were
milder than those that have occurred
every night since last Saturday, aud
express their belief that the firm hand OF
the government will restore order. Two
hundred arrests of rioters were made
yesterday and last night.
violent attack upon M. Dupuy,
prime minister, was made in the Cham
ber of Deputies today by M. Paulinmcry
and Tony Revelleon. The attack had
it's origin in the course the government
has pursued toward the rioters. The
deputies were very bitter in their denoun-
cation of the Prime Minister. Their
TRADE had no effect upon the SEN
timent, of the chambers, for the
house by a vote of 343 to 134
adopted the order of the day as an ex-
preston of confidence i'll the government
After the result of the vote was an
nounced M. ELncst Roche, demanded that
Nj. Dupuy be prosecuted on charge o.
tomenting civil war. The chamber re-
jected the demand.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-08
BUSINESS NOW IMPROVING
POSSIBLY THE WORST xs AT
LAST OVER.
a H'ercepiible Gain Noted I'm The
Past week-The South Espe-
cially IL Looking Up-Recovery
in Prices.

SA&AAAF Ao LOOKING Up-RSCOyeEY
in Prices.
NEW YORK, July s.-R. G. Dun & Co. IS
weekly review of trade will say:
The tone in business circles has pcrcep-
tibly improved. This is partly because
the banks have been rendered more hope
ful of an early financial settlement by the
calling of an extra session of Congress,
partly because of some recovery in prices
from the sudden depression which fol-
lowed the decision to close the India
mintS and partly because crop prospects
have clearly improved in spite of the
dismal reports from some sections.
On the whole there has been a little
better distribution of goods to consum-
ers and perhaps the concentrating
OF orders given some months ago is not
quite as frequent as it was last week
More hopeful symptoms are gladly
noted, but while the causes of depression
remain, it would be rash to calculate
that the difficulties will not reappear.
Bradstreet's says: Some Improvement
in the financial situation at Southern
cities IS noted. and at the West st. Louis
and San Francisco make like reports;
while at the East corresponding
change is at New York, where there
is better tone, due to completion OF July
settlements, although as at Boston,
commercial paper remains practically
unsuitable in open market, and discount
rates arc as extreme at from to 10 per
cent. Nearly one half of the Southern
cities specify modest improvements in
either general trade or the financial sit
uation.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-08
NEWS IN OUR OWN STATE.

-Statesvillc is getting great move on
her. The Charlotte Observers cores
pondence from there says: DR.. ]. H.
Yount, H. A. Yount, w. d. McLeiland,
III. M. McLelland. DR.. Thos. E. Ander-
son. DR.. NJ. w. Hill and H. Gilbert have
organized the Riverside Cotton Mill
company" The capital stock is $4O,-
600, and they will begir the erection of
a large brick factory next week at River
side, which is about three miles up the
river from Catawba station. The mill
will commence work with 8, 500 spindles.
Shelby Aurora: Some foretold the
speedy death of the Alliance of Cleveland
county. but it has survived it's defeat
and has many friends. Its members
have decreased, but the faithful still rally
around the flag and adhere to it's prin-
ciples. Its lecturer, J. H. Quinn has
issued an address to the members and
calls upon them to send delegates to
their next meeting which will be held in
Shelby on the second Thursday in July.
Wilmington Messenger: On Tuesday
night when the last train came up from
Lake Waccamaw some fools in the GRO wd
rscklessly fired their pistol at random in
a spirit of fun. A stray bullet struck n
youth named Ward and he was instantly
killed. 1t IS not known who fired the
fatal shot.
-Lenoir Topic: Mr.. ]. G. Finley has
sold his interest in the Watauga hotel
at Blowing Rock to Mr.. Lofand of
Bristol, Tenn. Mr.. l. N. Corpening still
has an interest in it.
Persons who have made trips through
States south of this, say they feel sure
| that North Carolina is in better condi-
tion as to farming and financial matters
| than any of them,
-Messrs. P. H. Hapes & Co., Winsto on,
are preparing to rebuild upon a more
extensive scale their plug tobacco factory
which Was recently destroyed by fire.
| -Wilkesboro Chronicle: Judge Call
who was travelling down in Antioch
| township, came across an apple tree
| twelve feet around the trunk.
The assets, OF the Winston First Ma
tional bank, exclusive of stock, are esti
mated at about $40o, 900, with liabilitie.
about $125,O0O
| Governor Carr has commissioned b
b. Wisborne Judge of Hertford Crimina
court tor two years.
The four Raleigh banks are all pay
ing four per cent. semi-annual dividends