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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

BAIo 81 eplgrtfs s'LIusVen animaloa dsEco
aopidos dice .'L2 LluStyaci6n NortS- AueHicAna:
sDs TARpactn (Eltado se SsA LaiV, yctoIi)
escYih0n gus 4 tmaaeate cay6 uas gstSiSaaa
tsn fus1te, qso slcaAG6 10 aitura de dos HastroI
nedio, tardasdo nNeho tempo ss delhaesSEs
el RrAnixo todavia { Ion trsa diaa IL gsGte 10
scsTresbs, Eiendo EesessTio xompsx u sHpeSa e.
pa que % habia tornado. Ea TanlsjaE, poblA-
ci6a csrcsRS, eay6 tambisn On sscs dia1 m 0gGA.
Csro muy fuslts J dUrsHts 81 IN laGaxto que
mida dos metres de lslgo, una toxtuga cAballsxa
grERds, dcs Patos dc dguTa J pumSga AHrca
viStou psI aqu0lloa xHmbsG, J aeI pijaIcu dsaee.
'sesiael suS tielen Il ptstaHlaziaad DE- aRa e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Feliu, Cuxso slsnssIsl 90 Pls,eA q 4rr.
ueAtsl apIiCada J scciAEes d. Qafssisa saclt
acs, tomo sEsuassTn Dc 50 so. GFsIHYal, )
.S1Ipo boitri7o ctiollc, tsmos Ga ? ~ a. e-
hoisadss4 Sc PeGsds, Progr ras rsHfs s1s
- c1sGo HIltoriG aatuFG, soR pyiBesple4
FisIclsgi4 HlgisEs, l ta4e past 81 g.
- e. ID lsassA GsAIsilSFs, per e R.al a Il
aaiA Espanois, ditiEA edicl6a 1890, ] lsa4s
ala 81 so. Oon psndis ds HisAeTls - kspE -
aor doa EsnEel Ito A1ATe, l toEa0 tsl& 5 30
libKe1iE de B. n. . Rian1o Vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Ms diceR Il Pu-gsa do psyFa, qzs cos -
siYc do gus al p4a.scaAts "a sss RIO Ii obi
ga h.seg gzAzdlA "a el LutEkS de 5ccoaIs4
Z Ia Ospltkl, aias4sEa6st - CO coca del Ga hats
lac EsiS de il tsrds, 81 casds aquela oasxs5s sis
.sAsT quiea stieEdA s cIa.q .ier csso qus oeRgFa
;acsliIs Ia asistsacis del pILstiGAKts. DsEass
lus ID sLto4idsd lseAL diste nzs Ssso.usi6a sGs
lisRaa saos 81 10 qus dsjR ssieEics ado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Hshsps, reeibimcs aart2 de Auestse eomiEic Eisti
10 Nsw.Yo}k, dioi6atonos qus sIt ba litso zzss,
&c peaido &c tip9g RRavss para 81 peri6dieo }
qaa 10 savisrts pos piaer yapor. Ts~gaa,
3zsE an pocs ds beasvoIeEoia zgeairos 3oaGs-
eueatss lsetoyss, qae dsntso de k1svss dils legz-
z6n les BueYos matexial9s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
Rsco, sasas . ds "El Not cisrc.

'NasatIo i2vsa amigo eomrsnsro dcs
EyAriato lscoa D. acs vittud dsl tailo sb:ou
serio oesl0tado s:isrtsEasEts per 81 tIiouaal aa
P1emo de ls Eetropoli, ha Gldo rsleyado de !.
psaa de euatro ms,es us d!a prlsi6a qua 10 in
2aso Il AudisaciA do eats cisdsd per EEpusltC
dslito de impxsnta. DkIaosle ID RSs coadlal eR
hoIabpeaa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

GrGn FGbric0 de tG6Gc0S
+ Fortaleza esquina q Tanca
ROPA MUY BARATA

ore IN gran suEAldo do HopA hechs ss:cjsr,-
Flnaas conplstoe de caEiair 6ssds S l6 ea AIDE.
aKts- PaRtasoaes sesde S 2 sts S 81 uRo.-
5aceS de alpaca y de Assiao bATAtfEizaos. Olga
fEoa y cigAsxilios eiabcKaaoH con Il nejor Z, ms
lei pals VsatAS u por nayss J ai detail. Gran
FaYisdad de Yitolas. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
81 sup,smo TrlpE.aI os GEs,ra haEi.I u

d,Vaslt; S4REs qzo ss slgU.o PoE q trloaFsl ds
zussx& de eatA Cladsd C-zsTa 81 cpEss 81 Is ".
rs taIio 6oa W.t.To GosSalsE Fez j. l>eS >
,ags6 4 IA aIdlsIC 81 ssE pro .osa8e - 4.os
aaisascG. Dissoss 81 C9EEsjo ss p:o7et (. -
4us pixvaaeEos ~ Vsl1sta1lo, puss ssts : lz
-s los etescioics ts tsconaidsSadc soso mi1.43 sas4
,us - dsspoje de las iaaiEAjEs qse 10 Ee.s,..-s
emo tai VouRtEIlc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

naitad del ersYpo az vsz de pinmsE tiars spis o..
TodoE eHtos asima 'ss fRtsR vivoS J EcS obieso ds
IL MkB viva erxioEidsd CYesmos qse VIC is
pena qua HusstToa 81 bios ettsdiss sEoE Aikrlss
los fer 6neAcs que htmcs sssalado. Ia esIts n
que 40 Eos das estks not eiaE, o. de Ena peIseRa
hon0Ya bilisipean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

De- nzsut1o satimabIe eolsgs "E Impareial'
10 Madrid fsshado el lS de NoviambEe pasado
1oCibide aqui aver pox 81 vapoH "Rits," Yec0T.
tamos 10 siguiease:
LAS RELlQUIkS De COLON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

"a eomsTciAAts &c no sAt-sAas ds
r1S u de ssale dsses Gaosf Ia cAsra Foy e.
.TeG so3Ie E.psna psjaxaR hass POGO al ~
,isato J ahoTA han sa7ids 81 40 al a.
.ssts sasiat astariAasHts % 10 rsgAltra n xa
~ inst ado de IA ClmpsEa de Gfssis -
suAAt.a pahtos da paxke.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Hay mEcha Esizss ssIca GO IE far i6z ia ea
BRfoS shsRasoS gus t.ad ltgsY ca nEesIa -.
liSso nan&aA !NeytE e psogTs 8 &c ~uy ".
fisdo y pstmets htcerSos p.Bar BE Jsts IS gss.
dabls s4Az. 4 les Bat 81 Ys spe pala4oa
81 dis txAFaiaSdo QoA gus tn b J, passuaos i
prinaa 10 IA sicaau, q2s tsdss - hsE &c
pahaa sa e.ka vale de lAVfizsaa Y miHsIiss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
AYar reerar6 ! 80 lIanli.l Z IA

Aver regreE6 alta Capital horde del w.
pox Bits" precedsAte de la tsHiassis, nue4t2e
eEtimAdg Anlgo 81 ssnoE Gea Pedro S.Etlssts-
ban, isfs do Ia respectable casa de consxeio ia
ChavSni J o. de satA plaza. EAviGmoEla nusA,
tXa mka afsCtuosa btanvsAida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
81 yerdalls1AiaaGte q,
KE8
to 81 roasltadO que e ooliese coz

g e AoaE4NHUV 4UU 3 UtsAo4o Co
81 uno del vsrnift9o GadsR para l. exeu1si6a ~
laa lombriees demEA yermas iatetSis lea, Rss
"a playa de parishes que tastoa milsrss &c Tiesl
ass hs eausado "a hunaaidad, es destrUids 90
no nor encAmto coE tan sxce!eAte PrspaTado dsl
,uaI tsnemcs lsa meiorsA refexsEciss. Su ESQ Ee
ha gezeralissdo ca TODD 81 pais pusds de5isrs
Gus no hay IN hosAr doRde no Fsa eenocido psG
a. EadEes que - desvslaR poS Is RalRd Dc lcs
tierpos iRfastea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
nj tseiata ds Noyisn bre dliimo conepsaI

ii tYeiRts de- NoviambTs 6ltimo coReHzaEcs
~ JuaceS Goa gran aaiGsci6a laB hsGtaE qse loi
vsciE@k So isaE { 81 patrons La IGmAculads
Coacspcioa. III dos del coxxien;s celebr6 81 Cen
tEo dc ItHtrReci6n y RseYao IN gEaR halle con
lmonoKakdo 81 IeRuHdo snivsraaxio dc O. iRGtaIG
Ici6A cRyo bailO xos1lt6 lucidiGimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
On conseio 81 quiere Vd

sxrtiH % faaii de tslss boAitas J baEatSs, ssu.
da al catADlecmioato LA LUNA del amigo ZaL
dRoado, Gala do San F4saCisco esquiaA Qruz
ALI hay dc todc eoFao en botisa , &c coaplacs
azeho los paEEoquiaEes. Eu 81 gran baFAtillo
del dia. AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

SSgxa LA DemoCrGcia" sEt6 pI6ximo {
llsvargs cabo 81 eRtiKuo psoysato de usiY pu1
medic de RaG yia t6rxea los pueOioS dc AnaE:c,
San SsbastiaA LaYeG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
Nusatro aasclip1ur acn anlias lsi

Nusatro sssclipsur aGA JuliAG EigEs.sF, eA'
rio do Cote oEcs j 20 que1a do &c TsciIs
LA CoRREsPoEDERCIA Coz ns dis de EtIs ,, CO.
ao de Aq2i lo eAslA@tn coz Ioda reg s2lsEidad q,
gcgImos Is AeniaiitTatioa de Coz uaicscio'
asl de FoHcs, yea ii nrsrigss e. lo & s.TtiEts,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

HsnoS t0:ido 81 g1Dlo de Bllzdar RueItT
muy satimAdo amigo doA Sebastian Munox RiVs
n, GoEpetsRts NoiGrio de Axscibc. Basaa eE
5aacia 10 detesnos eatre sosot2cs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

EA ID aub4atA csleD4sds asteAysx para s
ahanto de carzsI de satA Capital, Its1it6 que al.
TsAte les disa II, l3 J Is dsi c0ITissts So ex
psAtaT6 dit ho srti lulo ii Piscio de "a och Afes
sl ki 0 los diAs 20, Al, ~ y 23 & IS oshavoE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

FTeCusHtsmsnts Escibiaos sAeaYgo de PEI.
HOnas que dsHsaR - les envis Ia CoRREsPoxDxN,
Ola q O6Ieal. Ho taasnes taailldA de mss.
dAi alli q pali63isa, pcT 70 que leoAseismsz {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Aver 80 iAEcrbiS10E "a ei RsgiIttv Civil
JEzxsdo nl1RiclpAl d Cat4aIsl, las 5sfrssle
ia JasRA CaAdeLsr!o hers e. de IRpsxsnls
SuiRoMsH J T0maS CoiIlto Bravo dc hstsa
aARTiila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

ri 10 del c01TisAtu lee dos de Il ta-3e ,sa
drS lugsr 81 Les Oasss CoaEs tosiReE u Gb&sts
para el ahasto do saxEeI as sEts uspital duYkAts
lie dias "A hGsta .! 80 Inclusive del miaE0 an
epxEo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

5S eacasztTa sa sEta Capital la 5issi & i
y ccmpetesta pIctasoIR de PoHes Eksstra pueh
mig. Ia sshogA uchA ERiliR Rivi6, & guis2 sR
viGmos AseatTA mks tfsssRoEa blsaysRiGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

IA fal'ecido ea JQaAa Disz Ia eRtimahls u
Hoya don Luiaa VtxqseE 1a hiRchila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

H4ss~os cosstsR qas rGsstTc iee AEeHts
- MaYtgdsz ss doR DAEisl <. u, tEoa q1a viys
eA ID plays. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Las pe1Gonas qua sAsieadsa de gaStrosomiI
diesR que dozda MejoH 80 eems Ga PAssto- Rico
- Ga 81 xsEtAalaHt La Cotdena, San FrGx
aigco 66
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

Per el GsbleYno GsneEsI hs sigs AoRbza
AleAlds de Poaes doa Z nsYde Arnasllo 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05
Sastreria Erancasa

Gale de Ia FoRTALgzA NUaER0 81 ),
Ldo dsl colnado dc LRinA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-05

NGar1nera8d dssds das
'ssoa "a a1e4AALS PAta &lrSa CaaLFc hlsts de-
q aT1s "a saEs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
FEDERAL COURT JURORS.

Tie Next Term Is to Open Here Thurs
day, November ..
Jurors have been chosen for the tern
Of United States court which is to oper
here Thursday, November 8. The list a.
furnished BY Deputy Clerk c. B. Moor.
is as follows:
Mitchell-E. Buchanan, Slight Braz
well.
Iackson-D. G. Bingham, J. NJ. Wor.
lev.
cherokee-Mont. c. Cunningham, A.
McD. Harshaw.
Macon-Jerry Dills, NJ. P. Vaughan.
YanceyIJas. Gardner. Jerry Hughes.
Transylvania-Perry P. Orr, +. A.
Glazener.
Graham-Theodore Metz, A. H. SLer.
rill.
Clay-Nathau Shearer, A. l. Green.
Swain-J. U. Wiggins, K. w. K rbison.
Haywood-Albert Stamey. jr, |. K.
Se!lars. K. c. Smathers Lee Allen.
Madison-W. o. McDervis. l. B. Rob.
Henderson-A. 9 Moore, Chas. Cor.
pen'ng, James Jackson, ]. NJ. Ross.
Buncombe-J. T. Myers, W. E. HALL.
burton, W. H. Deaver, B. A. Lowrauce,
Daniel Cordell, W. c. Jarvis, Otto Hide
brand, 5. B. Erwin, jr.. L. b. Felmet, X.
". White. D. U. Lee, ]. X. Treadway, G.
". Cole, U: D. Murray, James Jones, A.
L. Bright. John Davis, Jesse p. Lowry,
J: K. Lambert, Jesse Gudger, c. L. Cliff,
WIN. Foreman. Benz. Greer, Caleb John
son, Robert Duly.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
WEANERNILLE,
GrOwing-TObnccO- ccO-Marshall-lhcC Col.
lege-Crawfold.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Col.
lege-CHwford.
WEAvESvILLE, N. c., Sept. Give
beg to inform your readers that Weaver.
vile is in the same place, and is growing
very fast. Several new buildings are in
process of construction and as many
more are to be begun before the coming
Of cold weather.
Tobacco is being cut and some farmers
report verv satisfactory cures. The crop
In this section has turned out better than
was expected.
DR.. Reagan, who is now mayor of the
village, is hard upon the law breakers;
several fines have been imposed lately. A
calaboose is now being erected for the
especial benefit of this class Of persons.
Mr.. Oscar Austin looks very handsome
wearing the new badge of Office inscribed
Town Marshall.
Weaverville college began her fall term
on the 9Th OF September. Over $50 stu
dents have been enrolled this carly ia the
session. The prospects are good for
larger school than ever before. By
Chris mas It is likely the present build
ing will not accommodate those anxious
to attend one of the best schools in the
State.
A meeting Of the Democratic club Of
Reems Creek township is called for to-
morrow evening. We expect to whoop
up Crawford, as we'll as the rest of the
ticket out here.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
DENOUNCED CORMAy and GIBSON
AND ENDORSED TIE PRESIDENTS
TARIFF VIEWS.

The senators Named are Declared I'm.
lit to Represent the Democracy of
Maryland-Want the People to Vote
Direct for Senator'S.
WESTMINSTER. Nd, Sept. 25.-The
Democrats OF Carroll county met in con-
vention Yesterday and elected delegates
to the Congressional convention to be
held at Lawson City.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
endorsing President Cleveland, demand
ing tariff for revenue only, declaring
that Senator's German and Gibson are
unit to represent the Democracy of Ma.
ryland. and asking for the election of
United States Senator's by dirc.t vote of
the people.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
7HE ANl|-NORGAN ULnNAl[]M
KICKERs WANT ANOTHER CANn1,
DATE FOR SHERIFF.

a Circular to the Republican Count
Committee Requesting Il Change fo
lIarmony's Sake-A Reply Must b
IIati by saturday.
The agitation and activity among tn
sachems Ct the county Republican wig
wan continues upabated. the chiefs il
the pow-wow are sitting with thei
hands on their tomabawk while tn
pipe Of peace lies broken at the edge O
the council fire.
1t is all on account of the nomination
OF Jesse Morgan for sheriff. and work a.
the fusionists will the bolters cannot b.
hushed. But, if the latest story b.
founded on fact, there is chance that
the Stalwarts will be placated. The
story is to the effect that Morgan is to
be withdrawn and Leicester Herren
given his place on the ticket, Morgan
being promised deputy's place il Herren
should by accident be elected, the under.
standing being that Herren shall give
way to Morgan two years hence.
Whether there be anything In the story
or no, it remains fact that the meeting
OF the dissatisfied last Saturday an,
pointed COMMITTEE of Safety" which
shall do all in its power to bring the d.
vided household unto itself. This com
mittee has formulated an ultimatum.
which talks right up to the mark in this
language:
TO the Chairman ofthe Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee. and Members:
Seeing that there is no way by which
Republicans Of this county can come
together and support Mr.. Morgan for
sheriff, we therefore submit this PROPOSE.
ton. VIZ: That you gentlemen use your
good offices, for the sake OF harmony, to
get Mr.. Morgan off the ticket and sub
stltute some other good man. We will
wait for your reply until next Saturday
at i? m. This 22d of September. 1894"
This laws down the law to the COM
mlttee. The men who are back of the
movement are among the most promi.
nent In the Republican ranks, and it re-
mains to be seen whether the committee
will disregard their wishes. One of the
men today said he did not
put mu:h faith in the story of Morgan's
giving way to Herren, but thought the
request in the circular quoted should be |
needed. II this were dore. the speaker
said, he would favor the placing of Alder
man II. Lamar Gudger on the ticket.
Whatever is to be done must be done
~ noon next Saturday.
Another Republican we'll known, but
Who is standing by the action of the
convention, laughed at the story OF
Morgan's withdrawal in Herren's favor.
he had not preferred Morgan at first
'ut after the convention he was for the
lominee, and be did not think the oppo-
ition would result in any change.
The ultimatum is being circulated for
Ignatures and reports will be made in a
ay or two, when the strength Of the
lick may be estimated.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS

III Convention to Nominate II state
Ticket.
NEW HAVEN, Ct.. Sept. 25.-At 1890
the Hyperion theatre was we'll filled
with delegates to the state Democratic
convention. there beirg present about
800 spectators in the galleries. Clinton
B. Davis Of Haddam, chairman of the
state central committee, called the con.
vention to order, and Secretary Fred
Browne announced the committee on
resolutions and permanent organization.
Mr. Davis named George NJ. Gum of
Milford temporary chairman. Guam on
taking the chair made an address, after
which Chairman Fowler of the commit.
tee on credentials made report which
was unanimously adopted. The com
m'ttee on permanent chairman and
number Of ice-presidents were selected,
and the convention took recess.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
THE GAYNOR BOOM DEAD.
senator I'LL Presldes at the Dem
cratic state Convention,

senator Hill Presides at the Demo.
cratic state Convention.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 25.-The cor
vention day opened with dark clouds or
the horizon and suspicion of dark
horses in the air. The sun soon drove
the dark clouds away and the Democrats
took that to indicate clearing of the
political atmosphere. The collapse ol
the Graynor boom revived all other
booms which have been struggling along
braVely for the past few days. The Al
banians shouted John Boyd Thatcher
until they were hoarse. The Democrats
from the central cities declared Frederick
Cook the man. The machine Democrats
from Erie and Tammauy again talked of
David B. Hill as the man to save the
party from defeat; and the Cleveland
Democratic reformers. silk stockings and
even many of the old time machinists
revived the talk Of VIM. c. Whitney for
governor.
1t is pretty well understood that Hill
does not want Whitney nominated, but
II it were certain Whitney would accept,
there would be stampede in his drec.
t'on. The uncertainty Of his position
hangs over the convention and
may keep the outcome in doubt until
the Majestic arrives and Whitney speaks.
Senator Murphy called the Democratic
state convention to order at 1:12 o. m.
He named David B. Hill, as the choice of
the state committee, temporary chair
man. Senator Hills name was received
was cheers. Mayor Gilroy OF New York
and Congressman Lockwood of Buffalo
were named as committee to escort
senator Hill to the chair. He was re.
'eIved with prolonged cheering.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

Saturday afternoon or night, accord.
ing to news from Morganton, a white
man named Smith Christian name un.
known went to Morganton and imbibed
OF tanglefoot until he was too full for
utteranee. He started home, taking the
railroad track for a pathway. Soon he
fell asleep on the track and passing
train killed him.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
Erie Car Works Burned.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 25.-The plant of the
Erie car works, the largest concern OF
its kind in the country was almost
wholly destroyed by fire last night. Sew
eral acres of buildings and a number OF
cars were burned. Loss, $500, 900;
small insur ancc.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
DEALS IN DIRT,

what Is Going on In the Real Estate
World.
The following deeds have b.en filed 10
Register Mackey's office:
John X. Connally to Alice T. Con.
nally. 80 acres In Asheville
iowHnasniP..''.'.'..,...:..".."".$17,5 500
John H. Carter to Alice Lenore
Anders. 36 acres on Big Ivy.... sO5
Harriet X. Wilson to N. Z, An
ders, 35 acres on Big Ivy..... 800
Nancy A. and VIM. E. Smith to
W. Lee, 35 acres in French
Broad township.................,, 900
E. Belle Floyd and Others to
Frank Coke. % interest in prop
ertv on Haywood street,......".. 5000
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
Chcathnin Gets There.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Rcpubli-
can congressional committee today dis.
posed Of the last contested nomination
case before It. It was that Of Cheat ham
AGAINST White. from the Second North
Carolina district and was decided Ia ia.
vor Of Chatham.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 25.-The body Of
j. V. caven, general passenger agent of
the Valley railroad, was found at day.
break back Of the Clements house in the
tenderloin district with FIVE bullets in bic
body. The assassins are unknown.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
"FOreign Devils" In Danger,

LONDON, Sept. 25.-A despatch from
Shanghai states that the anti.foreisn
feeling in Pekin is growing steadily.
Foreigners while on the streets of the
city are constantly subjected to insult
and annoyance bv soldiers.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
\ $4,000 Job.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Thc President
today appointed General W. w. Duffield
Of Detroit, Mich, superintendent of the
coast and geodetic survey to succeed T.
q. Mendenhall, resigned. The position
10 worth $6, 900 pcr annum.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

y. M. White, deputy sheriff of cald.
we'll county. was on Saturday convicted
OF manslauRhter and sentenced to the
penitentiary for FIVE years for killing a
negro.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
south lIOminy F,ust

c. w. Howell writes THE CITIZEN that
there was frost on South Hominy, this
county. on the morning ofth 2lst, Fri
day. No damage was done. although in
some instances sweet potato tops were
slightly nippcd.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES

Louisville Z, New York 8; Cincinnati 4.
Boston Z; ST. Louis 1, Philadelphia 81;
Pittcburg 10, Brooklyn 4; Cleveland -.
Baltimore Z; Chicago II, Washington s.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

You can get bananas at Aliens cheaper
than anywhere else. Try and see.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

The lands referred to are the Whittier
lands, on the Murphy road, the sale of
which by the late Capt. Matt Atkinson
and Others was recited In THE CITIZEN
not long ago. This seems to be the ini-
tial step toward carrying out the plan of
developing the purchase as outlined at
the time the deal was closed.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
TUCKAsEEGEE TIMBER COMPANY.

1t Is Incorporated In New York City as
Big Firm.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a The Tue cka seepee
Timber company has been incorporated
with capital Of 100000 for the pur.
pose of purchasing timber and timber
lands and manufacturing lumber.
The incorporators who are also the
directors OF the first year are as follows: ::
K s. Williams, Allen w. Adams, George
Hagemeyer, E. A. Parmelee, CASPER
Hagemeyer, G. B. Hanford, W. H. Chew
and B. Eadie. The gentlemen who
have incorporated this company repre-.
sent the largest and most prominent
trms in New York city in the lumber
trade and take iu every branch of it, not
only the pine industry but also hard
woods and mahogany.
This corporation has acquired about
$4,000 acres OF timber lands near Ashe.
vile, N. c.. on the line of the Southern
railway, and not far from the estate of
Mr. George Vanderbilt. These lands are
very heavily timbered with hard woods
and poplar.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
CRYSTAL OIL,
1850 DEG. FIRE PROOF

The best oil on the market for the price Burns
clear, white, steady fame equal to astral oil.
This can here we loan you, free of cost as
long as you buy oil from u.s. and as much as five
gallons month, Give 1t trial is all we ask,
We have now over a hundred consumers and
all Ising its praise. Can refer you to any
of them.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
AGENTS FOR AsHEvILLE,
RAYSOR & SMITH,.
81 PATTON AVENUE.
NEWS! +!

Ships That Pass in the Night, Beatrice Har.
raden,
Umbrella Mender, Beatrice Harraden, 1oc
Al the Green Dragon, Beatrice Harraden. 1oc
Heavenly Twins, Sarah Grand, ssc
ldeala Sarah Grand, yoc
Dodo, F. f. Benson, ,oc
Yellow Aster, Iota, ,oc
Esther Waters, George Moore, loo
Man in Black, Stanley weyman, loo
Love at Seventy, Albert Ross, .sc
Study in Scarlet, A. coran Doyle loo,
Camille, Alexander Dumas, ,oc.
Three Men in Boat, Jerome x Jerome ,oc
slageland' Jerome X Jerome, loo
idle Thoughts OF an Idle Fellow, Jerome X.
Jerome -
Mailed anywhere upon receipt of above ,rices
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25

lie Voted Against the Only Bill In
troduced to Repeal That SYSTEM
The Duke Could Not Explnin-To
Pay Negroes.