Asheville daily citizen., 1893-03-27

8 D. m. Tuesday: Fair. preceded by
showers; nOrtheasterLy winds; station
ary temperature, followed by warmer IN
interior.
Lieut.. A. H. Cobb has returned to the
city.
c. Fetter, jr., of Brooklyn is here on
business,
Frank M: Weaver has returned from
his trip to Virginia.
John Y. Jordan left this afternoon for
Elizabet htOn, Tenn.
w. A. Boyce has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Richard Harrison of Plymo nth. Mass,
is at the Grand Central.
II. c. Smith and w. E. Ray are at the
S~ aunanoa from Union, s. c.
Nearly 500 people were carried by the
Sulphur Springs line yesterday.
Remember the public meeting in the
court house this evening at 3 o'clock
J H. Tucker, esq, returned Saturday
afternoon from Warren county court.
A M. GwaItnev. Jno. ]. Dorsey and p
]. FHppen of Richmond spent Sunday a
the Swannanoa-
w. T. Heritage, of THE CITIZEN com
posing room. left yesterday for visit to
his old home in Newbern.
Rev. ]. c. Troy, pastor of Riverside
church, was too unwell to preach last
church.
Donald Downie will give three of his
famous illustrated lectures at the Grand
opera house on the evenings of April 27,
2S and %.
Mrs. T. $. Morrison and Mrs. M. f.
Child, who have been spending several
months in Florida, are expected to reach
Asheville on Friday hext-
The meeting of the Lyceum tomorrow
evening in the hall of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
be led by < COl. V :. LuSk. His subject
will be t he Women of Israel"
Asheville had a heavy rain before day
light this morning. About $50 1T
changed to- snow, and the beautiful tell
tor minute or SO III regular winter
fashion.
The Svannanoa hunt had delightful
run Saturday afternoon The meet was
at Jarrett : store, the first check the
Bungalow and the finish near the Merri-
wethcr place
THE CITIZEN has received an invitation
to attend an entertainment by the Junior
class of Da wilson college OF. March 81,
and TIL. senior speaking on Maxwell
Chambers day. April 1.
Among the late arrivals at the Battery
Park hotel are: Vim. M. Hoffman, De
Bratton, b NJ Ewing and family. New
York, and Q. Louis Mead, Philadelphia
Mrs. Rachel A. Bouis. a grandmot her
of 5. G. Bouis of this city, died at her
home in Washington City this morning
at o'clock Mrs. Bous was SO years
old. S. G. Bouis left this after
| noon to be present at the funeral
The four large water wheels and all
necessary attachments to be used at the
big dam OF he West Asheville Improve
| ment com pany arrived yesterday. The
wheels will be transported to the dam
| from the depot as soon as the roads will
admit.
Amos Brown. Sam Bmrgin. Frank
| Locke Reagan, john Carter and Charley
| Erwin, double quartette of bootblacks,
| were before Recorder Miller this mornin &
| on a Charge of shooting craps for cents
| a game, and were fined So each. -Four
| other cases brought in $21.
| In the Superior court in the case Mrs
| NJ "A. Jordan VS.. the CITY of Asheville, for
! damages. the jury was unable to agree
| court took up the case T ]. Bird and
| others trustees of Sardis Nj. E. church
South, VS.. ]. W. Holder and wife. The
SUIT is an action tor ejectment.
| Deputy Sheriff J.. M Morgan and
| George Harrington, who went out Sat
| urday he hunt for the man who got
| a $14 pistol from Penniman & Co. by
| giving in exchange a MILESTONE, returned
| yesterday afternoon. They found Dug
| Ed dwardS, who, M. Harrington belle we'd
| is the wanted. He gave bond
| for his appearance.
| A. Y. Pearson. the prominent theatri
| cal mana ger OF New YORK, accompa ME C
| bv his wife, Mrs. Katie Pearson, of the
| white Squadron" company. at the
| Battery Park hotel. for rest of several
| weeks. Mr.. PearSon's theatrical ven
lures are The Fire Patrol THE Police
| Patrol" THE Midnight Alarm and
THE White Squadron"
The Raleigh correspondent of the
| Charlotte Observer. writing of Col
| Cameron's Handbook, says: One thou
| sand copies OF that admirable publica
| ton, the North Carolina Handbook
| have been sent away by the Department
| OF A rcuIture, in compliance with re
| quests The supply here is exhauste c
| and more copies will be sent from Chi
| cago. The book is universally admired