Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-06

shifting to southwest during Friday;
colder Friday morning; rising temPera-
ture Friday evening.
All trains are on time today.
o. F. Asbury of Charlotte is in the
city.
Geo. S. Terrell is here today from Raj
eigh.
w. 7. Jacobs of Richmond is at the
Grand Central.
J. w. Butler of Chattanooga is in
Asheville today.
Jetcr c. Pritchard came up from Mar
shall this afternoon.
Local revenue collections yesterday
amounted to S567 80
Frank Lederle, of the General Electric
company, Atlanta, is here
H. N. Wells came over from Clyde yes
terday afternoon on business.
J. P. Marshall and wife returned yes
terday from Thomasville, Ga.
There will be a full rehearsal of Trinity
choir this evening at the church
Mrs. Isaac Harter and Miss Harter, of
Canton, o., are at the Swannanoa.
The Four AS have been given the oil
for 'Pinatore" rehearSals by Powell &
Snider.
L. K. Peck and family of Providence,
h. l., are at the Battery Park for the
season.
fight and a disorderly brought in
S12 IN Recorder Miller's court this
| morning.
Murphy Scout: w. NJ. Pierce and tam
| lily have moved to Asheville. Who can
fill their places
Senator Zeb. Vance is expected to visit
| his home at GOmbrOOn, near Black
Mountain, SOOp-
Mr.. a-.d Mrs. n. H. Chance and Miss
Whitaker of Washingto on are among the
| S~ annanoa's guests.
Mrs ]. II. Specker. OF Covington, XIV,
| is visiting her daughter, Mrs Wm. kro
| ger, on Vance street
The officers OF the Ashcville Light In
tantry will give a supper to the company
| at Barkers tomorrow evening.
| a force OF hands under l. c. Baird is
| busy grading Chestnut street, prepara-
| tory to putting down sidewalks.
| Teamsters who drive over Fulton
| street complain of the exceedingly shaky
| condition OF the bridge on that street.
| Alderman Baird is today nursing a
| cut finger. IA result of trying to put in d
| window pane at his house Besides cut
ting his finger he broke the glass.
MIR. and Mrs. +. E. Clarke. Mrs. Gro
yer, Mrs. Whitney and Miss L. L.
Brldsers compose party OF Bostonlans
now staying at the Battery Park.
The brick paving force on North Main
street has been doing rapid work on
the west side today. The paving Will
| reach the Farmers warehouse tomor-
| row.
Miss Hattie Dale, teacher in the
| MontfCrd avenue school, has gone to
New bern. w hit her she summoned by
the news that her father had been
stricken with paralysis.
| The south side of Patton avenue, be
tween the Federal building and Bailey
| street, is strewn with earth, brickbats
and sand. 1t has not been cleaned since
the brick pavement was laid. If
An old State grant of land to Henry
Webb has been registered in Regis
ter Mackevs office today. The grant is
} dated 1906, and CONVEYS $50 o
land ON Pole creek, Buncomb be county.
, The West Asheville Improvement com
pany is putting up a number OF large
poles on and near the square. The pole:
, | are to replace the small ones heretofore
| used, and tie latter to be takeI
, down.
A sociable will be given by the Youn.
| Peoples society of the French Broat
} | Baptist church on Friday evening, Apri
| {. All mem berS OF the society and thOS
| specially invited are requested to b.
, | present.
Last night Il fine cow belonging to DIR
0 H. B. Weaver. finding a gate open, wen
into a wheat field belonging to A. Bum
and remained therein all night. Thi
morning she was found dead. the caus
- being too much young wheat.
The work of changing the retaining
| wall at the Junction OF NOTtn M am an
= MerrlmOu avenue, to widen tn
latter ana make an eaSV crossing int
Water street, was begun yesterday after
n noon under the supervision of Inspect o
5 Murdoch.
| ]. H. Weaver. who is ''drumminp' i
= | counties al Ound BunCombe writes tn
IL | CITIZEN from BurnsvilIe as follows
The wa of I he transgressOr is hard
:, have met with one accident and tw
. hailStOrrns since l left AsheVille on Nor
day morning The hailstorms were tn
most serious. being the heaviest know
l. | i'll this section for years.
1: Manning Gudger, colored, and anot he
1 cOlOred man, name unknown, started i
for a fight on tie square this morning
4; but were parted after few blows ha
v been exchanged. GudGer submitted an
was fined So and costs bV Justice ISr &
d | The other man lett tht enc OF the II 2 i
2 as soon As 1T was Ov,r and has not bee
| heard OF since
> w. {. Mcconnell, the North Mai
street fruit and vegetable dealer. SCI
THE CITIZEN this morning "A big baske
n tul of early veget tfleS for which ne mus
accept the thanks of the staff In II
basket were Dea is, radishes. carrots. a
paragus, cabbage, onions, lsttuCe, par