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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-21
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-21
If YOU ARE THINKING

OF having a new Bath Tub, Patent
Closet, Kitchen Sink, Hot Water Boiler,
Cutters, Conductors, Stove Pipe, Water
Pipe or anything in the Tinsmith or
Plumbing Line, either in new work or
general repairing, we would be pleased
to receive call from you, either per-
sonally or by telephone. Estimates
pl omptly attended to. We respectfully
81 licit your trade. Shop: Beretania
street, second door east Of Armory
Please ring up Mutual Telephone pa.
THOS. MOTT,
Per JAS. NoTT, Jr. 1850
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

NOTICE-By virtue of the power vested
~ in me trustee in certain deed in
trust made and executed the 18th day of
July, a. u. 1889. by Matt Atkinson and wife,
ing the paymentof certain promisory note
executed by said Matt Atkinson bearing even
date with said deed of trust for of So, 900;
and whereas said deed of trust provides tn at
upon default in the payment OF said note
the interest thereon, OF any part thereof.
it shall be the duty of the trustee to sell the
herein after described premises, for the Pur-
pose of satisfying the Indebtedness secured
by said deed in trust. at the court house
door in the city of Asheville. county of Bun
due advertisement of such sale. for cash
the highest bidder. 1 will the 9Th day of
May, d, 1898, at said court house door,
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the lands
the being bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Lying and being in the
county of BuncoInb~. and State of North
Carolina, and beginning at a Spanish Oak
on the north m arRin f the old Haywood
road 1 poles south of the white oak
ner of the Hugh Johnson tract, and
then a south course. with the line of
Jess CARROTS tract, III poles to a poplar;
then south $50 east 81 poles to an apple
oak; then east poles to maple and Span
ish oak; then south 141 poles two Span
ish oaks; then with the HAYWOOD road to
the beginning cont lining 10 acres, more or
one cont aiming 1O14 acres and the other AZ.
acres. Reference is hereby made to said deed
in trust, which is registered in the office of
the Register of Deeds of said Bunc O m be
further and nore detaiied description of said
lands and premises. This 9th day of April
A. .-1S93. J. e. RANKIN.
apr6d4t thurs Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
PEOPLE WILL TALK;
AND THEY DO SAY:

That wife-beating is an accomplish
ment that should secure for the posses
sor thereof coat of tar and feathers.
That the new schedule will not go into
effect on the r. 81 D. until June.
That there are numbers of patriots
willing to serve the city after next May.
That the street car company is right
in it when there is a baptizing in the
French Broad.
That there is nothing like heing accu-
rate when speaking of meetings of the
Board of Aldermen.
That it will soon be time for the foun-
tain to begin playing
That it was too bad that Frank Chap
man stayed here longer than he ex-
pected. Just to take part in the whist
tournament and was beaten after all.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
WHIST TOURNEY.
The CarOIinas Defeat the Ashe
~1lIes 1n the second Game.

The second whist tournament between
the Asheville and Carolina clubs was
held last evening at the rooms of the
latter, resulting in a decided victory in
their favor. Six tables were made up as
folio OwS:
No. baskerville, Davis and Mebane;
Carolina, Jones and Patterson, even
game.
Ne. baskerville, kepler and Westa1l;
Carolina Sun1mey and w. E. Rankin; 8
Aaj ajoritv for latter.
No. 3-Ashevile, Davidson and Balm
ridge; Carolina. Furman and Campbeli;
I majority for latter.
No 4-Ashevile, Puliam and Patton;
Carolina, Chapman and <. Rankin,
maj ajOrity for former.
No. 5-Asheville. Hilliard and Jordan;
Carolina. Raysor and Smith; . majority V
for the latter.
No. 6-AsheviIIe. w. T. Penniman and
West; Carolina. Merrick aDd. Carrier; 12
majority for the latter.
Total, 80 majority for the Carolinas.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
AeraExrnLE aAsEsAA1. CLUB.
Am Organization Effected Last
Evening.


The organization of the Asheville base
ball club last evening looks like business
in the line of athletic sport. The pur-
poses of the club are stated to be recre-
alton of the members and to add to
Ashevllle's popularity as summer
resort Club membership is open to
gentlemen upon election and the pay
ment of one dollar initiation fee and the
monthly dues of TWENTY-FIVE cents
A hrSt-claSS team will be selected to
and otherwise folly equipl ed for winning
will be indulged in several times each
week, and they will begin soon as he
grounds are in readiness. A plan has
been submitted to the ASheville Loan,
Construction and Improvement com
pany to erect fences and a grand stand
on the line of the Montford avenue cars
Twelve persons signed the mem bershiP
roll last evening.
The officers of the new club are:
j. $ Grant, president.
:. G. BOuiS, vice president.
W. F. Randolph. secretary and treas
urer.
Henry Redwood, manager.
j. M Young, captain.
The officers constitute the executive
committee.
c. L. Wynn was selected official
scorer
The next meeting OF the club will be
held on Monday evening, April 10, at
No 43 West College street, near Hay
wood.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
As TO EXTRADIrIo~s
The Supreme Court Decision of
Interest In AsheyilIe

The decision of the United States Su-
preme court, rendered Monday, which
saws that a fugitive from justice rendered
under extradition proceedings by one
State to another may be constitution
ally tried in the latter State upon an in
dictment charging another offence than
the one forth in the warrant of extra
ditiOn, is of peculiar interest in Asheville.
1t is exactly parallel to the case of Albert
@. Glover, which came up in the last
term of Buncombe Criminal court :
Glover was eNtradited from Penn~yl-
vania a charge OF obtaining money
under false pretences, and the bill on
which he was arraigned charged embez-
Element. Glover'S attorneys raised the
point that their client could not be eN-
tradited for one Offence and tried for an
other. Judge H. b. Carter sustained the
point and the State appealed Other
cases against Glover were continued and
he w as released on bond.
Judge Carter told THE CITIZEN tOda V
that when the point was raised by
Glover's attorneys, his Individual Opin-
ion was against the point. But the
weight of authorities the question n
great that he held in accord A ice
Herewith. But, he SAYS, this recent de
ciSiOn is higher authority that any
quoted in GlOver'S case, and settles he
matter. of course. Glover will have to
appear in the continued and can
then be tried on the first charge
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

NEW YORK, April 6.-Erie 21A: Lake
Shore 114%; Chicago and Northwestern
131. Norfolk and Western, 3212; Richm ono
and West Point Terminal oSs; westerr
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
Raltirunre Market

BALTIMORE, April 6.-FIour. dull whea
6En; rs spot :3,t, and Aprii. 7a1s: May 95aa; Jn,
firrner; spot aud May 4794@49; white cor
by sample. 40; yellow, 40.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

VIM. Price, Luttsville, Mo, writes: Il
was afflicted with sciatica, and had lost
the of one arm and one leg for nine
years. 1 went TO Hot Springs and also
tried different doctors, but found no
cure until tried Botanic Blood Balm.
known in this vicinity
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
AROUND TOWN

Washington, April 5.-For recast till s
D. Friday: Cloudy; threatening
wcaf her; nor theast to southeast winds;
shifting to southwest during Friday;
colder Friday morning; rising temperss-
ture Friday evening.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

w. A. Latimer sells the choicest extract
of green corn, korn1et, also Leggett' s
colossal asparagus and Leggett's cham.
pion corn.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
To Advertisers.

II insure change of advertisements
running on regular contract, copy must
he banded In bv 10 o'clock "A
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

At popular prices. New, fresh, stylish,
clothing for men and rOyS, Whitlock
Clothing House, 46 South Main street.
Corner Store.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

Carmichael's drug store is the place to
buy your Sodawater. We are now open
for the season and will be pleased for all
t. give a trial.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

The Report of the AssOctatIon for
the Month of March.

The following is the Y. c. =. report
for the month of March:
Daily attendance, average, S6; week
days, "a, Sundays 81, Sunday meetings..
IT; Thursday meetings, 13; boys meet
inPs, At; committee meetings, S: invita-
tiOns distributed, 1850; receptions, 3.
attendance, 424; lectures. 3, attendance. RI
of books received, 1O3; number of baths
taken and men exercising in gymnasium,
4O3; boys outings, L; boys gymnastic
drills, A. attendance, 81; mems classes,
II, attendance, 1872; afternoon classes.
12, attendance. SO; number measured. 2;
special private lessons given, 1; ex hIbi-
tions in gymnasium, 1; applications for
board, 2S; sick visitation, O.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
Hcenoe aO weR.

Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
Redmon McMahan and M Haynes, OF
BuncOmbe; white.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
Ouotat1ons.

CHICAGO, April 6-Pork opened ~
higher at 1910. May advanced to 16 a
Lard opened 10 higher at 9.e212.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

Tailor made, ready made clothing,
superior to many sO-called made to
measure at less prices. Viii lock Cloth
ing House, 46 South Main street, Corner
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
THE MARKETS.
New YORK Market.
chicago Market

NEW YORK. April 6-Cotton futures,
May, SOS; June, SIT; July S.23; August,
S.2S; September, 26.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
IN TIE REALTY WORLD.
what - ~FranSp1 ring In the ~ N -
of Dirt TransaCttOnS.

The following deeds have been fled i I
Register Mackev'S office:
Jas. NJ. Michael and wife, to Mrs.
M. e. Shelton. lot in ClIve'len
Park, 5OX21 : Sfeet.....................S 32o
Charity H. Jones to Mary f.
Stikeleather. property on Char
lotte street, 94x $500
(. E Graham and wife to 5. M
kuvkendall, lot on Hill street,
53x22S teet.---. 600
]. T. West and wife to T n.
Stevens, acres on A & 5.
road -Co
G. w. PEBBLES and wife to J.
Watts, 81 acres on Curtis
creek ot'o
Geo w. Jones to Rufus Wills,
house and lot in West Asheville 200
Lynch Jackson and wife to ]. w.
Lewis, lot Bennett street,
47x124 feet ........................... 1900
]. B. Bostic and wife F. T.
Walser, lot on Mountain
nue., 1OOx42S feet.............. 1000
Jno. H. Woodcock to E. Baird,
lot 157 of Southern Improve
rnent Co. property, 33x99 feet. $500
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

There Is as much difference IN clothing
as between chalk and cheese. To prove it
visit the Whitlock Clothing House. 46
South Main street, Corner Store.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

Call at W. A Latimer's and buy cam
dies. canned goods, crackers and garden
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
HOnGr tO whom Honor 10 Due.

EDITOR THE CIrIzEN:-The street Car
men unite in giving to ]. M. Brown all
the credit for the quick work in changing
the track on North Main street. aS well
as for the general excellence of his work
elsewh here. They think he has few equals
and no superiors a trackman. x.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
Ashex1lla rnarkets.

Corrected daily by POWELL & SNIDER,
wholesale and retail grOccrs. These prices
are being paid by the merchants TODAY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
-*.ft+++++++a+4

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana,l
Office Supreme Court
Messrs. Raysor 81 Smith:
Please find check for SIS, which send
by express another half dozen boxes
PIGAROS, medium strength. Yours very
truly, c. E. Fenaer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
CORNER STORE,
No. 46 South Main Street.

We tisfed with stock it stands.
Every thing is exclusive style. Ready made
clothing and hats for Easter. Neat nobby
light coored suits, single breast, double breast,
cutaway, square fronts, Price Alberts, and full
dress suits, styles, perfect fitting, frstcass
materials You cannot fail to be pleased In
children's and boys clothing have school
suits and Sunday suits; all proper colOrs, best
shapes; knee pants and long pants best Styles
and most desirable because priced low Eas-
ter hats. Everybody should see our hats.
soft, stiff, straw the best in the land, suitable
shapes for all. Dress shirts, neeslgee shirts,
working shirts. Our stock is immense Easter
neckwear, selected with and superior to
any stock in the State. See them and be con-
vinced. Waiter and bell boys suits. We invite
you to inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Telephone No. 1OS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
STATE ENCAMpMIENr.

Austin, Tex, June ESPECIAL. Tho
prospects for The state cncampmCnt TO br
held IN this city next month arr very good
aud continue to brighten Colonel Camp
nrll OF the International and Great
Northern was IN the city on his
way north from Sau Antonio. and an
conversation with The Gazette rorIC-
spnndcnt, remarked that he had very
lhNOinble assnrhhc" Antonio
and Arnns0s Pass rs To free trunsportl.
tion of the troops over that line ON their
way to the enc1npmcnt
II believe that all of the roads will
be as liberal this year as thry have bcrn
heretofore he said, "hut the truth of
the matter Is, the legislature ought 10
nave made an appropriation for the
transportation of the troops. That's
what every other state does, which com.
campment"
The truth Of this statement is cyilent
to all, The legislature failed grossly In
lis duty when II failed To proyit,. far
the transportation Of the troops. but II
Is hoped better will he done next timr.
Meanwhile however, the success of tha
eh'hlnphent dcpends IN the roads. They
recognize the inct that 10 them mare
than to any other character of enter
prise IN the state are those soldiers
trained and uniformed. of ynluc nui
they VIII not permit the organization 20
que ms year for want IT their friendly
help on this occasion Two of the roads
have virtually assured the hnys Of free
transportation over their limos. uul th,.
others will hardly stand back and throw
obstacles in the way of the success of
the encnmnment.
The Chicago trip, 90. is pretty well
nHsnrod. Arrangements have benn her.
itcted for boarding. aud lodging m" boys
ut Chicago for ten days at nm nynensn
nf SO each. Correspondence In rc,"rd
{" the reduced rates of transnortniin,,
Rave heon in Progress for some timn
anc everything Is competed os far ~,
81 Lonis. u the ono Inc bctwcnn rbnf
city and Chicago comes nrounI tho
round TRIP will cost hut $40. and tbe nn.
Irr expense to each man will bc oniy
so. Even II the arrangements c,n h H.
carried no further than 81. Lonis tho
additional cost will not bring he , nm.
IRE expense above so. or M ,I,,
Utmost $40. It Is hoped and bcliovnhr
however That the Wabash viii inin ,'.itt
rs Southern ncighbors and carrr VII
tGSS through On the $40 rate '' "''
lIe excuses If the trim win bc horn,
Nv the soldiers themselves and ono,,,i'
nave ALREADY sign.fcd their desire , ,n ~,
- eve ne assurance that they viii ma
N tue lair at least 1000 strong "N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
CAPITAALsNEWS.
The List of Summer Normals
Completed.
FORT WORTH GETS ONE.
Adluiani General Mabry on The Stale En-
ampmenl..-Ths Leak in The Great Dam
Has Been sioppod-cOnOress
Avenue BafrIcaded.
FORT WORTH GETS ONE.

Austin. Tex. June Especial. 1.-The
state superintendent of public iustruc-
ton completed his list of appointments
today for the summer nOrmals rs follows:
Second district Mt. Pleasant, w. y.
Masters of Ripley, conductor.
Twelfth district-B Bryan H. Is. Cousins
of MeNia.
Thirteenth -Elkhart, j. IL. Da-
Wis Of Grapclund.
Seventeenth disirict--Galyestou o. II.
Cooper of Galveston
Twenty third Corpus Christi. Melvin
Nicks Of Victoria.
Twenty seyenth-Gatesville, W. II. rs
iii Of Huntsville.
Thirtieth Port Worth. w j. Clancy
of Mansfield.
rty-frst-Decatur j. Il. Roberts of
Bowie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
The Storm Thursday Night a
Fearful One.
SPANISH CAMP SUFFERS
Most Severely, a Number Of People Being
Killed. Reports From Albany Show
Damage There-Heh Wind al
Other Places Destroyed

Rosenberg, Tex, June 3.-(Special)-
A terrible cyclone is reported to have
traversed portion OF the country in
and around Spanish Camp. Tex, last
night between the hours of 10 and Ii
o'clock killing aud seriously injurlng a
great many people in its course of de-
structon, It is said the velocity of the
wind was terrible, completely demolish-
ing houses, barns and ali buildings in
its course, carrying the occupants great
distance
1t is impossible to obtain full re-
port as to damage and fatalities at this
hour on account of Spanish Camp being
situated several miles distant from tele-
graphic communication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Chicago H., June q Herman Schaff-
rer x CO. private bankers, mldc. a COM
nletc assignment today. Schalfurr ~ 60.
has been the largest private concern In
this city or In the northwest, dealing ex-
clusivcly IN commercial paper The firm
in Chicago.
No statement Of the oHairs Of tho bank
was filed in court on application Tor a
receiver, The assignment of the bank
was made to the American Trust and
Snvinrs bank early today, The cashier
Of that institution visited tho bank al
the Title and Trust building only to find
= largo and drmonstmtivc crowd ASSEM-
blcd aud the doors closed 10 add to the
excitement it WA reported that Schaft-
nrr had committed suicide.
The assignment WAS caused by the
disappearance of FlOrmnn SchnfTcr. ihr
aouior member Of The firm, of which the
other member IL A g, Brccker. Schaf-
fer yesterday afternoon loft the hank
and since then has not bccn seen
Grave fears are entertained hy Schni.
ier's friends for his safety II is said
acute mrnial ALTERATION Is not uuknown
In his family. Il Is feared that tho
troubles that threatened, and the shnd-
CIV of coming business collapse have
made him temporarily irresponsible
The cause Of failure was too much iinnu.
cial speculation and lack OF business
transactions Ia a commercial way. II IL
expected the assignment will bc Int
temporary aud meanwhile complete In.
yentory of the firms assets will be made.
Brcckcr and representatives entertain
no doubt or fears even Of forced lioui.
dation, In ,hc absence OF a statement
by the assignecs, it IS said that the la
hllities of the concern will not exceed
SoOO,OO0. aud assets will moro thnn
cover that amount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
CONGRESSMAN RAILEY OK
CLERKS FEES.

A reporter of Tho Gazette. after dipi
gent search, by fortunate circumstances
encountered Congressman Bailey, from,
Cooke county. last night. The intcryloyv
was brief, however, but the statesman
IN reply TO the scribe'S complimenting his
healthy appearance. said that he wa,
not losing any sleep by reason of the
attacks Of the independents aud alliance
people on him regarding the cler,;ship
matter. The sage Of Gainesville re-.
marked; "Of course. they have lipd
and failed TO mention that congressman
is TO 90 to the clerks" And, with gcs.
tllre, 1T should not surely be expected
that congressman should become A
messenger boy for his agricultural con.
stituents. instead of having time TO study
the great political prohlems Of the ,lay I"
Mir Bailey said bnt little on the line Of
politics. us his time was necessarily
limited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
COULDN'T STOP GAINS

New York, June Slower cables from
London and the failure of broker IN
American securities Ind u tendency 10
dcmouili2r the locul stock market nj the
opening This morning Prices IN the first
icw minutes Of business dropped and
whore from - tn ~ per cent soon
after opening, however. selling orders
were Withdrawn aud some Of thr smaller
shorts started into cover, AZ this time
Changers devpluped strength IN favorable
reports Of Rock Island aud st Paul for
May This started u lively inquiry for
Changers and impaired q strong tome
TO the general market. The bank state
ment was favorable. hut had no mAu.
encc Neither did the tall, of heavy OK
ports Of gold next week In final deal.
inrs the market was firm aud prices shuN
net gain for the day of l.im3-l
Halfway aud miscellaneous bonds dull
and weak,
Governments bonds easy.
States dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Omaha. Ncb. June 3.-The city re-
ceiyed dual visitation from the ele-
ments tonight All day rain fell in tor
rents. The storm blew from tue south
east. This evening the wind chopped
TO the north aud in few moments the
city was submerged by one Of The worst
floods ever experienced. The rain, ac.
companicd by heavy electrical display
and high wind, aud IN The midst OF the
nooi, fire that cntailcd loss Of u
million dollars, with the additional bor-
ror of four deaths aud many persons
injured
The dead now known, are;
George Coulter.
Ii. j. Morris.
Cox.
Alorrisey.
When the storm was at It's height ere
broke out on the 9th floor Of the build.
Ing occupied by the Shiyerick Furni.
ture company.
In response to general alarm all the
companies Of the city responded, but
he fire was beyond control aud entailed
loss of over 100000 West Of this
building was two-story building occu-
pied by saloon and restaurant While
working on II, playing on the flames. the
west wall of the Shivercick block fell
outward. Two hrcmen heard cries of
horror from the crowd and leapcd from
the building. TO be buried beneath the
bricks on the sidewalk.
They were rescued from their peril
The falling walls crushed into the two
story building and took four Gremen with
II, which four lost their lives,
Captain Coz of hose company No Z,
was still alive when found, but his injur.
les resulted In death.
II. j. Morris, pipcmau Of No, Z, aud
Ppeman MoTisey of the same company
were found side by side, still grasping
the nozzle 10 which they had clung when
in death 1t was impossible to prosecute
The search in the building for the smoke
and flames,
The loss on the Shivereiek building Is
100000; fully Insured.
Maurey's loss on building and stock
is $4,000
The damage from the storm Is evil
dent in all parts of the city, II agvre-
gated many thousand dollars, No general
estimate can be made until morning.