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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-06
A New BANKING Firm,

WILMINGTON, y. c.. July 5.-Wil-
liams & Murchison. one Of the oldest
established firms in the State, have opened
clearinghouse here for general bank
ing business. The house has a large cap
ital, and will do much towards relieving
the monetary stringency which has pre-
vailed since the failure Of the Bank Of
New HanoVer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-06
Drowned While Crossing.

ST PAUL. MINI. July Sired. Den
ny. wife and two children, Of Minneapo-
lis. were drowned yesterday while at
tempting TO cross the river AZ Belle
Prairie. A whirlwind capsized the boat.
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THE PREsTDENTIAL PARTY.
The Yacht Oneida in Buz1ard's Bay-Heayy
Storm Prevailing.

BUZZARD'S BAY, MASS. July Sit is
understood that the yacht Oneida. with
the President on board, is in Buzzards
bay. At this time heavy thunder storm
prevails.
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yesterday afternoon when the horses be-
came frightened and ran on. Mrs. Sturn
and baby were thrown from the buggy
and Instantly killed. and Mr.. Sturn was
so badly mangled that he VIII die. The
horse fell over the cliff and was so badly
injured that it had to be shot.
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President Of Venezuela.

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 5.-Unlted
States Consul Hanna, at La Guayra, has
Informed the State Department Of the
election OF General Joaquin Crespo as
President Of the Republic OF Venezuela
TO fill out the unexplred term ending
July II, 1896.
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Fatal Drunken Quarrel.

WHEELING. w. VA, July BIN n
drunken quarrel last night George Hart
man, n well-known citizen OF this city
was fatally stabbed by his brother-in-
law. George Pond. A warrant is out for
Ponds arrest
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Evangelist Schoolfeld In Winston.

WINSTON, n. c.. July Especial
Evangelist Schoolfeld Of Danvile. Va.
concluded ten days meeting here last
night. The services resulted in a hun
dred conversions.
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For fntfnn Cultivation.

ODESSA, July 5.-The Minister Of Pub
lie Domains has under consideration
plan for the cultivation of 100000 acres
Of cotton in Merry.
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How the Clubs Stand.


Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Boston at Pitsburg.
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Louisville.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
baltimore at Cleveland
Washington at st. Louis.
intercollegiate Tournament.
CHICAGO. ILL. July Especial.
hrst game Of the intercollegiate base
bah tournament at Southsidc Park YES
terday between Amherst and Wesleyan
was hot one chiefly notorious for the
number OF bunt hits made by both Sides
wesleyan went all 10 pieces in the fourth
inning, and by a series OF five errors
gave Amherst the game on a score of 8
10 Z.
After luncheon nine stalwart young men.
wearing across their breasts the legend
Vermont, dug big. wide grave. into
which they buried the crimson CARRIED
youths from old Cambridge
ale was the favorite throughout the
contest with the audience Champion
Powers the great pitcher who has bad
every professional club in the country
AFTER MIN, confidently assured his COM
pamons that he would show them how
II was done. He evidently lost his com
binauon The Yalesmen played like
grated nutmeg-all apart-while the work
or the Green Mountain lads was as COM
pact as the granite upon their hills. Six
earned runs for Vermont against one for
Yale tells the story. although each side
had eleven errors charged against II en-.
The score was IA to12.
There was no game to-day. Tomorrow
Virginia and Wesleyan are scheduled TO
meet and Saturday afternoon Vermont
and Amherst Will cross sticks,
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DEATHS

WALFORD.-Died. July 9Th, at 1870
A. NJ. EDWARD CRENSHAW. the In
FAINT son Of II. G. and Mary l.. Waiford;
aged four months and twelve days.
Funeral from the residence, 2GO0 east
Rroad street, FRIDAY MORNING at
10 O'Clock. ~
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Brighton Reach Results.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Following arc
to-day's results at Brighton Beach:
First race. nve-eighths OF a mile-Ex-
press first. Easter JOY second, Australia
third. Time. 1904.
Second race. half mile-Montepool
first. Alice c. second Angelo third. Time.
511.
Third race. nve-eighths Of n nile-Ber-
win FIRST Bob Sutherland second, Shelly
| futile third. Time. 1:O3lA
Fourth race. seven-eighths OF n mile
! Saragassa first, Major Daily second, West
! Chester third. Time. 1:29X.
| Fifth race, one mile-Uncle Sim first.
| Circular second, Shenandoah third Time,
| 143h
sixth race. Fix and half furlongs-
Foxford first, Eclipse second. Ingot third.
Time, 1:23A.
The winners at Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Three IA
vorites. two second choices and an out
slider were the winners to-day at Glouces-
ter. The summaries:
First race, mile and quarter-Hya-
cinthe won. Wallace G. second. National
third. Time, PA 3-4
Second race. fve-eighths OF mile
Some More won, Dillon j. second, Lazy
Lester third. Time, 1903 IL.
Third race four and a half furlongs-
Morning Glory won, Apollo second, Nor
ton third. Time, 81.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-
Tioga won. Penzance second False Il.
third. Time. LIS IA
Fifth race five furlongs-Mtnnie j.
won. Chatham second. Fleurette third.
Time. l.02 "a.
Sixth race. four and n half furlonss-
Deluslcn won. Fox Hin second, Bobby
Calnan third. Time. 5S
Washing Park Races.
CHICAGO. July 5-Taral's wonderful
finish and Wildwoods game race were
the features Of the races at Washington
Park to-day. The grand horse carried
Us pounds and in a fierce drive broke
the record for one mile and seventy
yards. The distance was covered in IA
nat, being a half second better than
the record which is held by Maid Marian
and Whitney. Wildwood was always the
favorite in the betting and was heavily
played being backed from eight to five
down TO six 20 five
The second race was an easy thing for |
the heaviy-payed favorite. Peter the |
Great, he leading from end 10 end, win |
ming under a pull by half a length.
Union upset the talent in the fifth race, (
by winning at the long odds Of fifteen |
TO one beating the well-played favorite. |
The King, by neck on the wire. Sum-
maries:
First race. mile and seventy yards
Wildwood won. Loudcn second. Sweet
Blossom third. Time. LA.
Second race 2-year-olds. five furlOngs-
Peter the Great won. VIII Fonso second,
Chant third. Time, 102
Third race, mile and a furlong- Cicely
won. Prince Of Darkness second. Dundee
third. Time. 155.
Fourth race. selling allowances. six fur
ongs-Roy Lochiel won. Out OF Sight
second. Shadow third. Time. la "a
Fifth race, one mile-Union won. The
King second, Prince Deceiyer third.
Time 1.42.
Sixth race, six furlongs- Balgowan won.
Tim Murphy second, Major Tom third.
Time, Ia -
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A Horrible Runaway.

PlTTsBuRG. PA, July 5.-A Fair.
mont wv. Va) special says: VIII sturn a
wen-known oil operator. with his VIE
and baby. were driving on Peddlers Run
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- -
HERE was in
tense interest all
day IN the base
ball situation.
Last night the
first series OF
the Southern
League ended,
with the Angus
In Club ahead.
having lost only
seventeen games
cut OF f'aty-one.
Charleston holds
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sccond place, and claims that II she can
win the postponed game with Augusta
will tie for first
President Hart rdsfed the game 10 De
played here to-day. and tie Charlei Ton
club came. accompanied by several nun
dred ChaTlestOnians. Augusta Claims 10
have won tho pennant 81 her merits. and
decided 10 refuse u play. but heavy
downfall OF rain shortly after noon rem
dered the grounds unit for the game.
M umpire appeared. hut both clubs we're
on the grounds. spectators. hoT'Np, not
heing allowed Ambulance. Char lesion viii
carry the question before the league d.
rectorv. The second series viii begin here
tomorrow. when Augusta and Charleston
will meet again.
Atlanta, 10; New Orleans, O.
ATLANTA. GA, July ATLANTA de-
fea,ed New Orleans to-day Il 20 6: base
hits. IS TO IA: errors. ] 10 8. Batteries:
Rettger and Murphy; Black and Bald
win. This was the last game In the Ilrst
series Of the Southern League. Ihe
League directory met here to-day and
awarded the pcnnant for the first series
10 Augusta. +. b. Nicklin. OF Chatta-
nooga. was elected president OF the
League, vice c. {. Hart, resigned.
Cleveland. o. BrookIyn.7.
CLEVELAND, O., July 5.-The tie game
Of the 9Th OF July morning was played
this afternoon, and Cleveland won by
better batting at the finish Kennedy
started away at rapid clip but did not
last out Daley made a beautiful home
run drive and Mexican again felded as
though inspired In the eleventh inning
Virtues single YOungs double. and sin
giles by Chnds and Burkett brought
home Cleyeland's runs Attendance. 1900.
Score: r. II. Il.
Cleveland ...OOOO2O03O22-9 y 4
Brooklyn 30 0221 5000 2 o. 10 3
Batteries: Young and thinner; Kennedy |
and Daily.
PitfsburG. 2; Baltimore, o.
PITTSBURG. PA, July 1.-THE Balu- |
mores could not hit Killen timely to-day. /
and were shut out. Mulane kept Pitts /
burgs hits well scattered. and when the |
bases were filled he was invincible. Jen- |
nings' errors were responsible for both /
OF Pttsburgs runs. Umpire Mclaughlin |
had McGraw taken out Of the game and
OF the grounds. also hning him s35 for
continuous back sllk. Mclaughlin al
lowed the little short-stop interfered
with BecklcX causing Jake 10 drop a
thrown BAN at first. Mullane was also
touched for s. for trying to fall down
when the umpire called a ball. which
Tony thought should be a strike Wealth
sr fine Attendance, 1870. Score:
r. II. E.
'i-tsburgs .......0 0011000O-2 p
Baitimores ........0 0000OO0-O
Batteries: Miller and Klen; Mullane
and Robinson.
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OF WEST POINT. July s, 1893.
AUCTION SALES.

THURSDAY, July 9Th, at $50 p. NJ.
trustees sale Of store and dwelling on
Hull street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth. Manchester. by Denoon. Tup-
per & Co. and a. l.. Adamson, auc-
tiOneers.
SATURDAY, July Sth. at 6 o'clock +. NJ,
commissioner sale Of brick dwelling
14l7 east Broad, by i. +. Winston &
Son. auctiOneers.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. July g. 1898.
Sun rises...........4:tl Doon rises 30 l.. u
SIM sets,.......7:82i Days length. l4h. 35In.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. .-s......'ss...-...' s;45.
gvenino OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY s. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. July 6, 1893.
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BALL GAMES AND RACES
xUoUsTl xHEID IN THE FIRST
sorTUyRy LEAGUE SERIES.
Fair Attendance Mt Monmouth Park
TaraI's wonderful Finish tho Feature
q, Washington Park.

AUGUSTA. CA. July 8. 1893.
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FYOUR lack AC ZEE =, moth.
"a ing. n & general debility. Try
BhoWs'S IRON BTTTERs.
4, VIII cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16

7 AND SALE-Ry virtue of the powers
by y Trenholm and wife \. NJ Trenholm
TO George J Shepard to the note
therein descr bed to Mary II. Shepard, which
deed of rust is recorded in the Register II
leeds Office OF BunCombe &C unity in Record
of Deeds OF Trust No. 80, pages 337 ct seq
and default having made in the payment pf
- III note AMI the interest thereon and upon
failure to renew the tire policy of insurance
ag teed and the request of the said
Mary IL. Shepard the undersigned trustee
WILL ON Wednesday, tie 18th day of Oc-
toher 1898, over for sale to the highest bid
der, tor cash, before the court house door in
\ A~hcvil c the following lot or parcel of laud
situate on the cast size Of ACads my street or
MpnttOrd avenue and on the north side OF
Bearden aveuuc in the city of Asheville ad-
Joining the land OF Mary lula Tennant, Nj a V
Neuable and 9th rs Beginning at stake
on the east mars IL OF said Academy street
at Mary Julia Tenants corner and runs
with SAID street south 37o east 80 feet to a
stake. corner OF Bcarden avenue; thence
vi h the rth margin of said avenue north
JS0 east : D feet to a stake, Mary E. Nena-
hlc's corner, thence wi h her line para lei to
Academy street north 80 west 146 feet to
stake in Mary Iuio Tenants line: thence
with her line south $50 west l rs feet to the
nr E'nning ard being the same upon which
said Trenholm aud wife now reside For Il
fuller and more par ticulH r description of said
OF reference is hereby made to said deed OF
trust. This the 10th day OF Sept. 1898.
Gl.O J SHi.P \ RD,
sept1 6d4tsat Trustee,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
CoMING AND GOING
PERSONALS About People: In and
Out of AShSYiIle.

Personals About People In and
Out of AsheNiIle.
Gen, R. B. Vance was up from AlcNan-
der today.
r. w. Rogers is at the Swannauoa
from Raleigh.
Capt. V. E. McBee came in yesterday
for short stay.
Geo. w. Cannon of Knoxville is in the
city, registered at the Swannanoa.
Capt. w. H. Ramseur, OF the Three C'S
road, come up to AsheviIle yesterday.
B. NJ. Iones will leave MoRdaS for a
two weeks business trip to New York.
Mrs. M Nj. Nash and Mrs. <. w Ne,
Lean of New bern are at the Battery
Park.
Advisor H. Redwood left this morning
ness trip.
Miss Genie Smith, who has been visit
ing in MiddlesbOrO, Ky. tor some time,
has returned to ASheville.
Morganton Herald: Mrs. 7. II 30
mar, from Ashev1lle, is visiting at her
fathers, Maj. ]. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Fannie Featherston, principal o
the Bailey street school, has returned
from a trip to the Fair and points il
Kentucky.
Thad. CLAYTON will leave tomorrow
for the Worlds Fair, where he Will sp,n nj
a couple OF weeks. He Will return by
way of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Rudolph Siegling, Miss NJ. b.
Harlbeck and Frank l.. Parker OF Charles
ton are among the guests OF Battery
Park arriving Yesterday.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
AROUND TOWN
,e city schools will open Monday

The city schools will open Monday
morning.
There was not hing to do again today
in Acting Mayor Westall's court.
Rev. DR.. Porter of Charleston will
preach for Rev, WIn. + Rice at the chapel
at Grace tomorrow morning.
Registry Clerk Elmer Westan, of the
postoffice force, who has been i'll for
some time, is now able to be on the
streets.
The Epwurth League devotional meet
ing of Central church will be held in the
lecture room tomorrow evening al 7:3O
O'Clock. led by j. J. Mackey.
Mrs. Lina, Ctucinuati's fa,orite So
prano soloist, will sing at the First Pres
bytcrian church tomorrow mOrnlug.
Stuart Doubleday will also sing a solo.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ashevilc Free Kindergarten association
will take place in the Ice ure rooms of
lhe Y Nj. \. a. on Monday afternoon at
4:3O.
Although the Grand Central has been
closed during the progress OF remod-
cling, the office OF Tic,iet Broker Clarke,
w Inch IL Ill the hotel office, is open as
usual
Rev William Ward has contributed to
| rHE CITIZEN museum samples of min
erals. yea IN number. hey come rom
the lands of James Cowan i'll Hazel
| tow nship
\ called meeting of the Flo oer mission
| will he held at the residence OF DR. J. \
| 8urroughS MUnda, afternoon at
o'clpck, aud AL laues ot the mission are
| cquested TO attend.
Bishop LYMAN is to preach tomorrow
| afternoon IT the opening # the ne~
church built by Dr. Willis, four miles b.
low Ash, vile on the French Broad river.
service begins at O'Clock.
Rev. Thos Dixon, jr, the well known
preacher and lecturer, will deliver a lee
ure on "Backbone'' in the Grand opera
| house next Thursday evening, September
u The prices of admission will be 81
70 and 80 cents.
Rev !. l. White, pastor OF the First
Baptist church, viii preach tomorrow
morning on rhe Panic and Storms
What They T,alh." Al $ clock, Inf
deity Nitucss to Religion The pub
.lC cordially invited
News was brought here yesterday by a
gentleman who lett Brevard Thursday
afternoon, to the effect that udge X F.
ArmhcId, who is suffering trom an attack
OF facial ervsrpclas had taken turn for
the worse Thursday.
The damage to the main line of the X
& u. between Dli Fort and Round Knob
Is not vet repaired. The road authorI-
ties hope to run a tram through tomor-
row, although it is not cc-taiu that they
| will be able 10 do so.
Rev. ! . Adams will fill The pulpit Of
the French Bread Baptist church on
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
INDIAN DOCTOR ARRESTED.
aaiG To he wanted 1n Kentucky
ON q Mamslau&hter Charge.


About a week ago DIR. Walker Hill,
full blood Indian doctor, came to Ashe-
Vile from Tennessee, accompanied by
his wife. The couple stopp-d at
the Allen house, South Main street.
Last night Special Policeman w. H.
Deaver and John Reynolds arrested DR..
Hill on a warrant issued by Justice
N A. Reynolds, procured by Officer Dea-
yer on the strength of advices he had had
from the State of Kentucky, which were
to the effect that DIR. Hill was wanted in
Somerset, KY, on a charge ot man
slaughter. Hill was given preliminary
hearing before Justice Reynolds and by
him was committed to Jail to await ac-
ton on the part of the authorities OF
Kentucky.
DIR. Hill in a statement to the officers
explained the cause which led to his ar
rest as follows: While he was pracucing
in Somerset he was sent tor by the
parents of a sick child that had been
given up to die by the physician who had
attended it. DIR. Hill began his treat
ment and, he saws, the child began To
improve. But at this point, he claims
medicines which he did not prescribe toI
the child were administered, II beSar
growing worse and finally died. Then
he says, it was charged that it Was hls
treatment that killed the child.
DR.. Hills wife is said to be a very gOoc
looking quadroon. Officer Deayer SAYS
that when Hill had told his story. Mrs
Hill remarked, "Who ever heard OF root
and herbs killing anybody ~
DR.. Hill will be held tor the arrival O
requisition papers. 1t is said that requ'sl
ton for him had been made upon tn
governor of Tennessee, in which State, II
the town of Oakdale, he had been az
rested. but before the papers arrived h
had given bond and came here.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
AT THE ". VI 4 =. HALL
A Pleasant Enter, IinInent Lasa
Evening

Il was not a large au licnce that at
tended the entertainment given at the Y.
bcncht Of the Flower mission, but it
was q well pleased one. The reading
of Miss Laura Newlaud was par
tcularly entertaining and she received
manv compliments. The selections
played on the autohurp by ]. G. Russell
we're quite pleasing. Mr. Russell had
expected t. sing, but on account of a
severe cold could not do so to the regret
OF the audience. The sciopticon pictures
given by Fl h. Kosscll were in the main
v,rv good. TIE mechanical ELECTS, the
stea mer at sea, aud the invisible
dra ughtsmau, were especially worthy OF
note.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
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GEN. I.ONGSTREET.
If Able, He VIII Attend GhS
WaynSsSil1e Reunion,

EDITOR The CITIZEN The enclosed
letter from Gen. Longstreet gives us the
gratifying Information that ii able he
will be with US at our reunion at W ay neS-
vile, October lib. Now let us mahe
this not only a big affair, but an historic
one. AS the best blood OF the war, cas-
of the Mississippi, was shed at Wayuls
vile, in the shooting OF Arruwood OF the
2nd N. c., U. S. V, by Capt. K. 1. Conley
of the 59th n. c., (. S. A, why cannot
these two commands meet and show TO
the world, what Is really the case, that
we are friends and have long Since closed
our part of the "bloody chasn The
Grand Army post located here with all
Federal soldiers in the mountains Will be
with us also. w. W. StTIngHeId.
GAINESVILLE, Ca, Sept. 13, 1898.
Hon. ". ". Springfield, AshevHie, y. {.
My DEAR SIR " our note OF invitation
for the next meeting OF the association OF
Confederate veterans is received, and
carefully noted. My health is not such
as warrants a promise to be with you,
but If it is such as to justly the visit, It
will give me great pleasure to be there
and meet SO many of the comrades so dear
to my heart. Very truly yours,
James LOngStrect.'
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16

NOTICE--By virtue of q powe of sale in
~ IA deed of trust made to me by + n.
arringtor and wife, A. C. Darlington. on
the 10Th day OF MAJ, 1892, and registered
in the office of the EcEistcr of Deeds of Bur =
COmbe county, North Carolina, in Book 80.
at page l / l. and by reason OF the failure of
the said +. \. Carriugton to comply with
the covenants and agr' ements contained in
said dced of trust will sell, at public auc-
ton, at the urt hou.e door in Ashe vile,
on Monday. the eth day of October. 1898,
to the highest bidder. for cash the property
described in said deed of trust, toNit: A
certain lot Vr parcel of land in the western
~art of the city Of shevllle, on the west side
OF II rson Drive, be ing lot No. SO OF a plat
the office of the Register of Deeds of Bun
taGe A., OF deed ecords, bounded as fol-
lOl No IS iii The west margin of jeff, rs0n
Drive and runs thence with said west n ar
lin south 3S0 +5' vest, forty seven (t7) feet
line of the sa'ue north 79o 81 wes', ninety
tW o (921 feet to the uthe st corner of no.
%; thence with th~ back line of No. So north
100 t3' east, forty (4O) feet to the south
west corner f No. 5S: thence With the line
OF No rs south 790 81 east 115 feet to the
beginning, being more fully described in sad
deed of trust, which j. hereby referred 20
said prop rty is va uable being well located
and improved with a good new dwelling
This september . 1898.
w. b GWYN,
septl6d5t sat Trustee
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16

NOTICE-By virtue of deed of mort
~ gage executed to me bv h. Vance and
z T.. Vance on the 2ttd DAY of uly, 1872, regis
tered i'll the ttce of the Register of Deeds of
BunCombe UNITY, North Carolina, in Book
40, at page 322, OF mort age records and
by reason of the tailure of said u r. Vance
md F Vance to comply With the terms of
said mortgage, will sell. on n ondav, the
10th day of October, 1898, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at pubic auction. at the
co Irt house door in A-hcville, in said count v
OF Rurcom e, the lands described in aud
conveyed 20 me by said mortgage, consist
ny oi two tracts, adj iuing the lands of
NJ ary Cox David Vance and others the
first tract G. ntuning LOG acres, adj lining
the lands OF said Mary l. Cox, A. ill's and
,thers ard the nd tract containing 14o
acres, including the mill Beaverdam
creek, and adjoining the lands OF said Mary
l.. Cox said Will and hers the aid lands
being situate the side of French
Broad river, and being fully described in the
said deed of mortgage reference to which is
hereby III de for a fuller de- cription of the
same. This September 1898
OGDEN l.. EDWARDS,
sept1 6d5t sat Mortgage
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-09-16
school Ssirls-niItmore church.

These items are from the Charlotte
Observer of yesterday:
"a number of the Asheville. bound
school girls, who had to return to Char
lotte on account of the washout on the
Western North Carolina road, remained
over here Wednesday night, leaving on
the noon train yesterday for AsheviiIe.
They were in charge of Rev. L. H. Bald
win of Asheville, who had stopped over
here en- route home from the presbytery.
"Rev. M. A. jenkins, pastor of the
church at Biltmore. came in on the noon
train yesterday from Raleigh. The church
at Biltmore is run by the Baptists. Mr.
Vanderbilt is not Baptist, is he p was
asked. No. said Mr.. Jenkins, but he is
most generous and liberal He gave us
5000 recently for our church, the Bap-
tist and helps irrespective of denomina-
fi0u ~