Asheville daily citizen., 1893-05-15

The Ashevillc Cyclers' club will meet
this evening at $50 at "a Patton ave-
nue..
Three cases in Recorder Miller's court
this morning brought in fines amounting
to $14.
Keep the A. L. 1. promenade concerts,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, in
your mind.
Manager Sawyer has booked Wilfred
Clarke for the Grand opera house, May
% and "a.
Prof. Donald Downie will give the
first of his illustrated lectures at the
Grand opera house this evening.
The weather today showed little sign
of reform, although there was reform
in the air in the court house about noon.
Emma Adelaide, the fve-months-old
child ofM. w Robertson, died yesterday,
and was buried this morning at River
side.
The impression is said to prevail in
Washington that the district attorney
for the western district will be appointed
wit hin two weeks.
!. A. Conant, r. p. Walker, George
Harrington and ]. Nj. Young started this
afternoon for weeks fishing in the
| headquarters OF the French Broad.
]. F. Abel OF Canton was one OF the
successful applicants for license to prac-
| tice medicine, before the State Board of
| Medical Examiners last week in Raleigh
Drs. A. M. Ballard, NJ. H. Fletcher and
H. b. Weaver have returned from Raj
| ei&h, where they have been attending
| the meeting of the State Medical So
| ciety.
The new wires of the West Asheville
improvement company are being strung
| about the business part of the city, in
| preparation for the new light TO be
1 ned ahnp hfaf = rot fNf IIunP
| THE CITIZEN has received a hand
| Somely engraved invita- tion to attend
| the fifth annual com mmencement of the
| high school at CullO w hee, n. c., which
| will occur on Wedne sday and Thursday
| of this week.
| Gov. Carr has appointed Mayor T. W.
| Patton, Miss Fannie Patton and Advi-
| sor ]. p. Sawyer of Asheville, members of
the North Carolina delegation to attend
the Goth annual conference of Charities
and Corrections at Chicago Iune Sill.
Asheville is represented in the associa-
ton of liquor dealers which has estab-
| liShed headquarters at Raleigh. The
local liquor men have had an organiza-
| tIOu for the past two years, BunCOmbc
being one of tie first counties to form an
association.
| The Supreme court has handed down
| a decision in the case of State VS.. Jas.
Wolfe, who was convic ted in he Crimina al
court of maintaining nuisance in the
/ shape OF a slaughter pen near the city. A
new trial is granted. This case has been
tried twice, and Judge Carter says h.
will recommend that it be mol pressed.
| Col. ]. G. Martin of Ashevile has re-
ceived from L. D. Melton, of the Colum
bia, S. C, carnival committee. an invi-
tation to act as judge in the military
| II, aud rendering him the freedom of the
city it's guest on that occasion. Col
Martin will probably accept the invita-
| ton.
Rev. J. l.. White preached last evening
at the First Baptist church on "Ths
Cause of Crime" The pastor said that
crime was committed by those who did
not obey the word of God. The more
| the. people read the Bible and needed
it's teachings the less would be the crime
The sermon was heard by large con
| gregation.
A Washington spe cial to the Richmond
Dispatch says North Carolina will prob
| ably get two more COnSulates. The cor
| respondent SAYS the appointees viii
. | probably be ex-Congressman Robbin:
and Pendleton King, in which case, the
dispatch says. there will be several dis
!: them Col. las. G. Martin of Asheville
who wishes to 60 as consul to Kama
gawa, Japan.
The Charlotte Observer prints a mum
Der of regulat tions up to which the Char
lotte police are expected to live Nc
. two men are to patrol together, there
| shall be smoking and no entering sa
looms except in the discharge of duty, nc
talking to anyone except on business
and no hanging on lamp posts or mai
| boxes on the corners. AShevillc has hac
| nearly all of these rules long time, but
they have been honored more in thu
breach than in the observance.