Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-14

Storms during the evening or tonight;
sour herLy. shifting to northwesteriy
winds; colder.
&. II. N,mson of Cranberry, N. c is III
the city.
dianapolis.
James Pagan is here today from Maui
gatuck, Conn.
T. r. Kerr arrived home from Washing
ton this afternoon.
Remember the ward conventions tEis
evening at O'Clock.
w. p. Owen and wife of Memphis,
Tenn, are at the Swannanoa.
1t is high time you are registering if
your name Is not on the books
w. M. Blanton OF Marion, father of
Mayor Blanton, is in Ashevllle
MMiss Annie Allison left the city today
for "a visit to friends in Nashville
Miss Ida Neal of Marion has accepted
a position in the Monttord avenue school
The next term of the Buncombe Crimi-
nal court will begin next Monday week,
the Oath.
One drunk and one rock thrower IN
Recorder Miller's court this morning
paid "A fine of So each.
Internal revenue collections for the
Fifth North Carolina district Yesterday
amounted to ST ,959.3O.
The Houston Narcotic Cure company
will open their office in the Sondley
building on Monday next.
Chas. A. Webb, esd, is a candidate tor
| the Democratic mination tor the posi-
ton of Aldermen in the First ward.
Mrs Vim. Watson of Warren county,
n. G, and Miss Lizzie Cooper OF PhiIa-
delphia are visiting DR.. 6. w. Puretoy,
on Charlotte street.
| Prot. Z. b. Lewis requests THE CIrl-
| ZEN to ask What iridescent ass wrote
| the Opalesccnt ticket which appeared III
! THE CITIZEN YESTERDAY
The gymnasium cont, st at Bingham
| school tomorrow at a. IN. promises
| to be one OF great interest. cordial m
| vitation is extended to the public to be
present
TUE CITIZEN has political commtl-
uicatiO from 'DcmOcratic Voters 1t
| consent is given to sign the real name OF
the writer the letter will be published,
| not otherwise.
\ dance will be given at the Battery
| Park next Tuesday evening. April Is.
| 1t will no doubt be one OF the most
pleasant dances of the season and a large
Attendance is expected.
w. 7. Heritage, of The CITIZEN com
posing room force, has b en- comms,
stoned sergeant major OF the second
| bait a lion. Fourth regiment, n. [. 5. T..
to succeed John Wagner.
Voters III the ward conventions this
evening will select Aldermen. Advis' RS
and executive committeeman. Candi-
dates for Mayor are not to be voted for
until Saturday, the 22d.
The south side of Patton avenue, be-
t~ cen he Federal building and Bailey
street. is strewn with earth, brickbats
and sand. Il has not been cleaned since
the brick pavement was laid. tt
A trausom frame the large
'. .indow in the office of the North Caro-
lima State Fire insurance company, First
: National bank building, fell this after
noon. breaking the pane into small bits
The commissions OF Capt. White G
Smith, First Lieutenant John Wagner
and Second Lieutenant X. 5. Stewart, o
the Asheville Light Infantry, have been
received by these gentlemen. The ap
pOintment OF uOn-COmmiSSioued officers
of the company will be made at tht
meeting this evening.
The granite paving between the rail;
| OF [ he street car track was competet
= to WOOdh II sStreet at noon today. lh
: | com pletes the paving between the ral
/ | as far out as MerrimOn avenue. Super
intendenI BIIddell'S S b"ick paving torc
: will complete the work at Woodh1
= street probably by tomorrow noon.