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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28


Der parianfeit mare bunn blclc .prltdt
Sem 9ieiIort DTS MiniltcriumS oeS Snz
uereu ibertragcn unb hermit Der Sns
trisue Gbiir uub 2bor ee0ffnct iuOrOen,
6a Die 8eamtcn SeS lRiuiltcrlumS Com
fans. wclher nit Garnot auf scipann>
ten SUP ii9 beIanb, Sugenci9t 9cwcicn
pGren.
0tah benz wcitercn Serid1t ipGre 3ur
.3eit, ais Garnot ii6 nad) 2Oulon gum
Sclu6 be5 ruiliidJcn @eidwaberS bcgcz
ben bate, cine &arnung aus Sdctt>
lanbz2orb, benz 0luptquarticr bcr engs
liidcn @ebcimpOlisei, tinsstrofcn, Selz
ielbcn abcr feirc Sco6tung sei6cntt
worOen. 2lm 90. SUM- bate Scr Yrd>
fett BON 0trault telcgrapbiiG benz Wtis
nilter Oes Snnetu gemslbet, OaB Gin ge'
iabrlitler, italleniihcr 9lnurdlilt, ytas
mems Santa, in Gctte angclOmnlen
wart. 9tud Oicic 9Sarnuus w6re oOus
ltdnois in Den 9Sino geldlagcu uurocn
uno bic SOlscn-SIe GrasOOie in 2gOn
gewelen.
Hlemes, p. 5uni.-3wei Oiduz
ncr murocn heute bier arrctlrt, neil lie
nGS lebe bic 9iuarhIe" serufcn unb Die
Sbat Santo5' pcrherrlidtcn.
gua dliSmus si.rs rait ted en,e Seraufbsit-
Sarceloua, 27. Suui.- Gcmal>
ti9e 9luIrcguns ucruriadltc beute bier
bic Otelpuug, oaB auf Oeu @tuilgouuerz
ueur ciu Moroattcntat pcrii6t morben
ici. @lldliderweile ermlts I1 Die
9ta6ri9t ais ltarf iibcrtriebcn. 0a5
Gbatiadli1e an Der @eldidte mar,
OuB cin Settlcr @ele9cnbcit ianO, bis in
Sa5 8riuutSiumer 0cS 9iuilsouuer>
neurS uOrsuorin9en, BORT uber perbaItet
wurGe. Sci Der llnterluduu9 0cs 2lrz
reltanten iano man i'm Bclise oc6elbtn
einen 0old. 9us @criidt pom Otm at
tentat batte anfan9lih iiberaa @lauben
gefuubcu, neil cS bcfauut lit, oaB Der
8Ouuerueur in lcetcr .3cit wicpcrbOlt
Orobbricic crbaltcn bat.
@raSlt@e sSamilientrao6oie.
Mi1lptlGe, 9t..S., %. Suni.-
SOiepb &biticn crltad ieine Satin nit
elmer Sdmiebeictle, id)nitt icincr &Otz
ter nit eJncm 9falirmclcr oen Sals ab,
itcfie lein SauS III Sranb uno ucriudte
onnn, lid IN ben 6luntmcu gu uerbrcns
ncn. 6rau @blticll wirb gcucier, nber
ibre Sodter uirO uabrldeinlib iterbcu.
Die Samllie beianO ld} fur5 naa Dem
0tittaseHen im .3inlmer. aIs 2Sbitieu
aniAcincnS obne GjrunS cine lauge
SdmisOcieile crgytIi unb 6a3 l6arie
Gnbe in ben9fIdcn leiner Satin bobrte.
6rau Bbitica unO ,bre 19@iGbrigc 2Od)s
ter Sennie flIdtsten treil6cnb aus bem
0auIe, wuroen aber pom 9Sbitiea pers
Iol9t, weIder ieine SOdtcr gcrabe Dor
Der Sbiir cinholte uno nit cinem firdS
terlthen 6uultidllag 3u SObcu itrefte.
Gin 9ialirluefcr aus Der Tal9e sies
bend, nubm rr. BEN &Upf oc5 iun9cu
Oiab9ens smilfcm Die Scine uuO
ltnitt ibr Die &eble bur9. cine Nunoe
peruriadcnO, Die ii9 bis an ole Shuls
ter erltrcdte, bann uerfolgte CT ieine
Srau wieocr, bOltc Iie Elm unS priigclte
lie nit Der QSutb eine5 9Sabniinni9cn,
bis iie bcwubtlO5 mar. 9urauf te9rte
er ms 0auS juriif, ltefte es an ctucm
OuecnO PIasen in SrunO unO Ie9te iih
i'm BarlOr auf Den 6uBbObeu nieber,
I'M ben 6lQmmentOO iu crluarten, bic
inSwii6eu bcrbrigc,iltc 6euerwebr muBte
Gelualt anweuOen, I'M ibn aus Sem
S0auie gu bringen. 9SbitieIl wuroe ms
9cTGn9niB apgefabrt. laS 0au5
brannte bis uuf BEN @run6 uicOer. - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
&Mream % StrabcuzGe nisunssz
~ Sonimifars,
Rafhnat,a

Sin eemdBbsit Der SeimmunseH Der ON Ia. 2e=
Ssmter 1882 geHehmiateH SeroronuHg Dir. fueroeH
perirra lie augepnte auf Gntitrnuua ppu Mbs
taHou ana NJ hi 'tIren Saifin, BON Niuaus'
GscrIt uuo Mnuftcao'S Neriie pd6renb eiHes
ooer mebrerer Sabre uom i. S1uli S94 an sum
36. ,,mui 1894. in oieiem Sirsau entaeaen seEonts
men. Die Abfdae iiHo mlttel Sootes ooGr per @iz
Der Stnot Saitimcre ioltjubriEs,n. Stiaete anaes
boie urroeH SIcnhaa, ben 26. SUM-, II nhr Ydtz
tags, pom Uiapor, GegIitrator ulo 9oHtroIeur ~
oc Bfanprs 1mihubs I'M Gaibtouis eeoiRet,
uno Der eoHirot. benz prrGufmortltdptn Diinorfur<
cerHoeH iuIedIaaeH. 9as 31edlt sur SerfpernRg
ilg ND eHes ODER der GHaebpfe hIeibt porbehaIfen.
GIue belidH6iaIe SaHfanfueiiu fur Die Summe DON
tazfhuhberI GLARS mug itoem aHsebotc btiIiestu.
-. g.. Smtfb,
(143.6.5o,5) StraBcEreiutaH- sssS Sommihdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
IMdb Sapauer fplleu ntG1t Snrgcr
tperOelt.

9 0 # II, 27. 3un;. - 9tid)tcr @plt
bonn 8unbcS>Srejsgcridt cntidieO beute
in Dem Safe BON SbcbaitO Cato, eincS
Sapunsr5, OaB DE Sapaner ebcuio, ME
sic Gbineicm, ni6t ;u Der &lnhe Der
9SeiBcn" qeb0reu, wclAc untcr bcm
SunOe5 gtaturuIiiatjon6 @eics 3um
amerifaniiten Sirgcrrcht bcrcdti9t
fiuA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
0SoIiSeiz5epartement,
@iireatt Dee War1d1aIle,

2 UuItIm Z g DtN Y. IITII Io54s
Die Gufmertiamfeit oes BubIitmH5 luiro aHonrb
auf ben ioaeHbeH abihHitt elmer am 81. BebrudT
1868 aeHebmigteH SeroroRuHg aelertt:
"a. abidHitt. YiemaHo oarI lr9eHb cine Squib,
Tdtete, Srdder 8oIpebo, @rdHGte ober dHotre eidlt
breunbars Seucrucrtstorper ober ltit erpIooireRoe
8rdpaTnte innerbab oes StdotDeihbtloes merfeH,
itleuoern obtr abeuern Sir ieoes oerart9e SergeS
ben rerIdllt Seoer IN cine 3eobHbe BON HIdlt hber
IHnf Dollars"
Die YoIiSei piro biermit GrgcUieieH, ooritebenoen
GbihHitt Der beld9teu SeroronuHg ourd 6eitnabms
Gller beim llebertreten Der SeitimmuHgeH oerelbeu
aHgetrofeHeE IerioneH itreng our5uiitbreu uuo er'
halt ole Deitere gSetiuHg sur BcrbattuH9 aer oisA
elbe nbertrctenocH BerioHeH, uele poH tr9eHo etHe
SIrgcr GugeSsigt Ueroen, Gcridt$becge SI erlaHgeH
uHo iolde Yerionen Su Grretlren.
Die 8eitiTudn9eH oe5 ObeH GF9eiibrteH "a. abs
initt,5 ftRoer laut elmer @Htideioun9 6es @erihsS
olpobl aui 8rpat1otaIit0ten Mno zllmfrlcolguHgeH,
pit aui oifeHtidJe Stragen, Gaien uHo gGbd1cH tHs
nerbab bes Staotmelhbilo,S aumeRouHg.
Sun sluitragc oer BOli5eibsb0roe
152,6,SJ Safob SSren, DiaritoG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
Wlrsau Oer Strabensamrd,bruhss

Baltimore, ben 15. 1}unt 1894.
Die StraBeHz0 0urhbruds z@ommdre MAIDEN il
9smd6belt Der BeIttmmuneen oe5 Salttmorer Stdots
@jeesbudles, AZ. artifel, bisrmit befaHHt, oaB ie
7puIleritaa, ben 10. S}ui 1894, 10 llbr NiorseEst
i'm Siredu Der 9ommiiidre I'M Ratbbauie ibre eriis
EeridmmrHg haItcH fpcrocH, I'M Die ibntn SetIefis
Der SonoemHIruna uno 9urhbredluna Der MuuUiona
Straie, pom Der Giogtlpz bis sur l9arHerz Strafr,
ilbertrageneH Seiuqniiie uHo BON linen erbeiitten
RfIdJten IN uebereiHftimmunq nit Der ON rs. Uiut
1894 aeHshmigten Seroronuna yir. 101 oeS Dianurs
unb StaoratBe5 oOH Baltimore ausSuibeu, TeIp. SH
cIiiiueH. &pnis @ed,
SnmeS ". Yreluer,
SbeElo6 Smann,
@ommiiidre;
GAS, ,9.55.61,O Robert Y. CBreeu, Gl,rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
SanSioat fnr's Gpuperncnrs- o!,ut.

S0rriSbur9, 9o., p. Suni. -
Die ocmotraIilhe StaatazGougcntion
bat 0rn. Nilliam Sln9erlp. Gigeutbi;z
mcr rc5 pbilaOclpbicr n9frcorO," ais
Gan6iOutcn iii: cas- Ooupcrucur5=Gmt
Oes Staatc5 nonnnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1AiirrniI nca D1nridlnIlR.

B0 II m I c, ben Y. IilHl 1871.
Ste Nufmeriamieit uOn fern
miro 0ui fol9eHoeR 4bidRitt elmer am 2l. Sebruar
1868 betdti9ten SsroroHuHg 9eleHtt:
80. abitHitt. Is 1T tllr SeoermdHn gsieemiori9,
iHHerhdlb beS Stdotpeitbiloes Graders, Squbs,
JateteH ODER GHoeres 6euerfpert Su usrtuuteH oosr
sum &crtaue unSubieten; leooh itHoct oleier Abs
idHltt GI ben Serfau feiHes ioldeH IN Der tmportrs
ten SrigIEalSSerpGduHg Uerfauten grtttelS anlpeH'
ouHg, uRo eoer, Der elmer Der SeitimmuHge1 oleies
Abidnittes SupiOerhduoelt, perdlt iir ebe enSeIne
ucbertretuRg IN SDei Dollars StraIe."
Die autmerfiamteit pom SSanDIerl nit SdtcBi
tuafieH miro dui bic &tte Der 1SS2er geieBgs6ung.
424. SGptel, geleHtt, Uete ben Scrtdui pom Ytitos
len irgenomelder Grt an Nimoeriabri8e, ioipie seH
8ertduI oocr ods 2Segaeben oeS Vatrouen= SttuoerS
Ytitols an ir9eHo S}emdnoeH uerbietet.
SIN auitrn9e Der Bollieibeboroe
Safpb Nren, Wlaridl0n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
Aus m1'ever ee1.iaen .. 8sora. n.ars ,abe
Sn Sanscu umo Samsem.
Swet TAD Sau Franz SEQ behimmte { tneu'
ie Ir rermii t.

Gan Sran;tscO, 26. SUM. =
Das britiide Segelidiff r2uumanc,
BON Galtntta nad Gan 6ran;iscu be-
itimmt, bat bcu Bieiigen Sufen utdlt erz
reidt, obiuObl oas 6abr;eug 142 Gage
unterpess iit. 9lm 4. 6sbruar paiiirle
bas Sdlfi Sap Surugt8. Ntan per-
mntbst, oaB eS aui bubcr Sscau G'runoe
se9anQen lit. Der rYaomunc" war Elm
ans Giicn aebauter Sdncliegltr unb
iiibrte einc Semannuns BON 20 Scclcuz
ten. Die &c,iihcrun9S @eIeGIdafttu
werOen, fulls i'll ocn nddltcn 3aGcn
fcinc Suuoe eintrefen io(lte, ruS 6ubrz
seug ais perlOren auigcbcn miiIen.
Der QreImater rG0ltutrauc," iucl>
der Dor brci Wtonaten nit elmer Yubuua
Sobleu pon 9tcwcaitlc, 9t.s Us, na1
bier IN Gee qiu9, lift cbcuiaIIs iiherfdls
lig. 0a8 SGlff Icstc Oieiclbc 6ubrt
sewObulid inncrbulb Z bis s @uAcn
auriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28

Guriren 80 bis 60 Eropien in einsm haIbeE @Toit
8aiier in lptniJen DiiHnteH arimpf,, pias,nidnrs,
Nekeieit &IbreteH, SoobreHEea, 9erpoiItdt, Shlafs
Ioiietcii. 9iisrdRs, 9iaIbo, 9pieHt.rl.. Gh6Ieras
9ioIbus, SOIIc, SidhuH3eE HHe ale luHerllHen
ShMcr5e1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28

9IIua SSmbbnro &c Comp. haben Os
eben Die @eluuopeiiS IDeISeIuridtung III
6rl. SOrbaE'S Saus Su 9lOlanosYart iertig
geiielt. (I53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
8htttec Sbat clues 0cmt;d,er.

Gbicuso. 26. SUM-. 9OIcpb 8is
ltermuun, 65 Sabre oft. ieiues 8eruies
6lciidcr, bat 9eitern 9tudt in truntener
@utb icine 6rau burd MeIeritidc
furttbar Sugcridtst uuO iid Dann in
islbitmOroeriider 9lbTat Sdnittwuns
bcn am 9alie bsisebrudt. Seibe iinS
berart perlest, OaB iie nidt nit Dem 2e>
ben OauOn fOmmcn tOnuen. 3ipsi DIAM
ner, Soiepb Wtiaer unO Bluiam GaDz
IOr. iueld)e Die 6rau Dor benz 2SHtberi9
bei9Hscn iuolltcu, wurOcn pom bislem
our9 OteIicrltide id)wer permunStt.
Seur1e RabeIoepefneu.
= Der &bebipe Don Gsppten 1T s.z
itern in Gonitantinopel einaetrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
Malaria szs Malaria
Sditteliroft, faltes Gitber,
@edlleliieber bemGltigt.

Eietrr nnn 0ehi,Iiieber fHrirt fur fiHiIis Cents
g eritrt feiH SeHIttel IN Der IEet. ptIss faltes
Richer HHb gRthielfebcr uHo alt ioHnigeR Sum1t',
biliOisH uHo aHotren iebeT Unit pnIie ron Jaoraos
Biaen) 10 RAID beilt. ME Gdordu's Reaol Teltti.
HIeis so cts. pro Glaite. 9H apstbettH 81 bdbsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
-Seioen nno 3efdjwerOen.

g.stn aOpfrr,b lob 9liardn. Ober neruofss Sopfs
iucb), SdbEmtb Yeural1e. JlhtHmGtlsmus, putt
peb, SdntutE uHo 9taItiefeit I'M 9iudtu, BEN Jids
srat aotr btH IeIen in ter teber9egeno, Blsnrelle,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uRb ShmeIen jtteT Nrt miro bic
gEiueRouns BON RGeluau'S Jicaou Reief iOfortiae
Grieihteruna btrbtiabren unS otii.H iOTt9tiesitr
Gjstrauh pabr.ro stHiser 2ass cine ptrmaHsHiH
Seneula tcmertneuige1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
gus Der Snnoes9anptitnot,
GrnCnnunaen.

gSaibin9ton, .. g., 26. SUM.
= Der BrGiiOent crnannte bcute pm.
GburleS Dc &ay uOn 9terus9Ort sum
@encral>&pniul in Berlin unO Srn.
9S. SO. 2ittle uOn gtOrtbs@urOIiua gum
&oniul in Itqucigdlpa, SonouraS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28
The German Correspondent,

Z. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
(Successor to +. RAINED,
9. W. COR BALTIMORE ST. AND PosT OFFICE AVE
DAILY. delivered by carriers TO the subscribers
in the city Of Baltimore and neighoorhood Iz5s
centa per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY ana
SUNDAY by mail. postage prepaid by puolisher'
81 so per annum: for a shorter time in propor-
tion WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, w "a
Inducements to clubs, 81 SO per annun 70 any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without DAlly
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEsT AND
oHEArRar aKRMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AhH
RoUrHKRN BRATRS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-28

Su IiuoleD, O., iau0 man bcn
q a d. = s lerf oeS narlln9to NJ
> Otcl, bcmuBtlOS III ciuer glllcD
unO i'm giireuu ben GclOlbruuf oIicn
unD leer. 9iadbcm man ben jung II
Otaun, 6ricbrid yampmauu, nuh ptcs
lem Seniiben wicOtr gum ScipuBtiein
gcbrGdt bate, bradte man i'm sum
@cfanOniB, raB er iclblt nit ieiutnl
6reunO @lIbtIm &cisle Den Jtuub &C.
plant uuo aufaeiIbrt babe.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
AT THE GRAND.

Tickets for the bicycle riding exhibition
to be given at the Grand opera house
Wednesday evening by W. $. Maltby,
the champion of the world i'll this line,
under the auspices OF Ashcyille's Cycle
club, went on sale at ii, \, Lindsey'S,
81 Patton avenue. this morning. Up to
noon more than 100 tickets had been
sod and the prospects are good tor a
large audience. A number OF people are
expected from towns near, reduced rates
hsing offered by the railroads. The
Wheel, New York. says OF Mr.. Maltby
IAN amusing attraction at the Philadcl-
phia Cvclc show was the performances
given by ". 5. Maltby. His impersona-
ton OF a female ballet cvclist File.
| Emilia" was remarkably clever and
the makeup marvellous, He is quite the
most graceful rider we haveever seen"
Clarence F Ray has been scared for d
part in the program and will give at
exhibition in horizontal bar work ant
barrel jumping.
The entertainment promises to be {
very interesting one to the general public
as well us 10 riders OF the wheel.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.
personal POin's About HDcOiIers
anTl OutGOera.

Harry I. Rumbough, esq, is here from
Hot Springs.
Iohn {. Cooper of Breyard spent sun
day in Ashevillc.
Rev. Nardry McBcc of Lincolnton is at
the Swami anoa.
Henry Redwood has returned from
Northern trip.
X. w. Robson left for Bryson City this
morning on business trip.
d. {. Waddel went to Greer sboro
yesterday for weeks stay.
p. "A. McElroy, esq, is here from Mar
shall, stopping at the Asheville hotel
P.J. Moran, city editor of the Atlanta
Constitution, is at the Battery Park for
few days.
Among the Swannanoa's guests today
are Vim. Thompson of Charlotte and W
II, Holmes of Akron, o.
Columbia State: Mrs. Hubbell and
Miss Oliycros of Asheville, who have
been spending the winter here, went to
Charleston yesterday afternoon.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

NOTICE. North Carolina Euncom> {
~ county, In the superior court l.,
Brown, Administrator against . L. Giles
PIE, ct nj heirs at law OF !. +. Gillespie, dc
ceascd-NotIcc OF Sale. By virtue Ut de-
cree OF the Sup,rIor court rendered in the
above entitled cause On the 9th day OF
March, 1904. the undersigned { ON missioner
appointed by said court, will, on the 9th
day OF April. s9i, at = O'Clock IN ., on the
premises herein described I, sell al hubble u c
tion to the highest bidder for cash. the FOL
lowing reNi estate:
\ tract ot land lying aud being situate in
the county e County OF Buucombe, State o
North Carolina, and in Leicester township
bounded is follows ReginDiug on stak,
the hcGinninc corner OF dividing line he
tween J + Gillespie and T l., Triplctt. suC
runs rurthcrly direction twelve poles witt
the pub iC road to stake; then south SIS
east crossing the creek sixty three poles t.
the top OF ridge. then with the ncandc'.
OF snih ridge forty poles to the dividing lin,
oI aid Gil, spie aud Tiiplett; then north s.
west crossing the creek one hundred poles tt
the beginning, containing by estimation s.
acres Hui th,rty-siS rods. This March til,
9tb, \ d, 1884 J. L BROWN,
-udccr y Martin, \ tvs. Commissioner,
81 lIdltw3tmouday
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
FOR THE '9l SEASON,
The Base bail Club Getting Down
TO Business

A business meeting of the AsheviIle
Baseball club was held Saturday even
ing for purposes of reorganization
Thirty,eight names were enrolled on the
list of membership. and the following
officers were elected for the season of Oh
ID. +. Herndon, president.
!. A. Nichols, vice-president.
Henry Redwood. manager.
W. +. Randolph, secretary.
S 6. Bouis, treasurer.
E. b. Lewis, captain.
The executive committee will consist
OF the officers OF the club. An adjourned
meeting OF the club will be held in the
band room OF the court house Saturday
evening next, when the membership roll
will be acted on.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
Convenient for Busiu Men

Business men who have no time to go
to their meals can get good dinner at
Peal's dining parlor, over A. ID. Cooper's
store. Convenient for anyone wanting
regular table board. Meals 25 cents.
Regular board SO per week.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

.
Asheville experienced a genuine thur
der shower for an hour ortwo last night.
Tobacco BUYERS on the Ashcvillc mar
ket continue to call for all the briehis
they can get.
The county chau gang is now at
work improving the road between Ashe'
vill- and Biltmorc.
Frank Coke and family are expected
at the Green River farm in Polk county
about the first of April" saws the Shelby
| Aurora.
Raleigh Christian Advocate; We are
glad to note that Hon. H. A. Gu1gcr OF
| Asheyile, who has becn quite llltor some
time, is very much better.
The attraction at the Grand opera
house this week will be W. 5. Maltbv,
the bicyclist, who will show some aston
ishing tricks under the auspices of Ashc-
ville's Cycle club,
d. NJ. Curtis of puusmorc Buncombc
county, has left with THE CITIZEN scv-
eral specimens of kaolin which come
from his piece, He saws il is to b: found
tn re III large quantities.
The Richmond and Danyile ire 'ght
warehouse at Paint Rock was bur cd
SATURDAY. evening, together With its com
tents. The origin OF the tire Is not
known. Loss, not very large.
From Harry 7. Kumbough it tislearned
that Morris Ward and Lawson, the
men tried last week at Marshal, for the
assault on Ling Gun, were sentenced to
four months each in the chain gang.
An error occurred in THE CITIZEN :
SATURDAY. article on The history OF the
Asheville Library. One OF the incorpo'
rators was named as Milton b. Wood.
1t should have been Milton b, Weed.
| I.C. Curtis today brought to THE
CITIZEN some fine seed Irish potatoes OF
the Rock Bluff variety, Mr.. Curtis
brought 20 bushels of these potatoes to
market today and received 80 cents a
bushel for them.
Baseball according to the Charlotte
Observers correspondent at Spartan
barg. is at fever heat in the latter town
4 club has been organized and Ashevilt
has been put on the slate as one of the
cities to be visited by the laImcttos.
Manager Mckissick has had large
number OF electric lights added to those
already in the dining room OF the Bat
terry Park hotel, heightening the effect
t and making the scene IN the evening
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

NOT, CE-By virtue ct a power of sale in
~ deed of trust made tn uIc Ivy G.. w
Peigler and NJ \. 'tigler, his wife, on the
/ llth day of May, 1Sy9. registered in the
office OF Register OF Deeds for BuucOmbc
county, y c IN book No. 81, page $50. ard
by reason OF the failure OF the said & w
peiglcr and wife to comply with the covcn-
ants AMI agreements contained III the said
deed OF trust, will sell at public auction at
the court house door in Ashcvile on Tues.
day. the 10th day of April to the highest
bidder for cash, the property described in
said deed of trust to-wit: certain tract oi
land in the western part of the city OF Ashe-
vile. on the west side % Depot street, and
on the south side of a narrow street lcadib Z
over from Icpot street to Haywood street
and bounded aud described as follows: Be-
ginning at u stake on the west margin OF
Depot street. at its intersection with the
said cross street aud run ing thence with
the southwest margin Of the said cross
street north SO west lGO feet to Il stake;
thence south GO west 80 feet To a locuts
post, Rhinchnrt's corner: thcucc with Depot
| street north 3lla east 90 feet to the begin
| ming, with the acpurtcnanct thercunto be.
longing Reference for farther description
being made to the said deed of trust This
| the 18th day oil March. 1884,
KARL Won RUCK,
| ,-O2ditmOrday Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
THE .!ARkET'S.
New York Mark

NEw YORK, March l2.--Cotton future,
opened barely steady February. -
March -; April. 1.3l; MAY, IL Iunc
100. Il'y 7.51; August, 81
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

A most economical fuel is our re
screened Jelico Domestic nut. Ashevillc
Ice aud Coal Co.. "a Patton avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
stock Quotations.

>Hw YuRE. March --l:ric, IL :; Lake
shore, l4N3l Chicago and Northwestern:
LOG; Norfolk and WCstcrn, 2ul, kichmond
and W"st Point Terminal, I ;, Western
Inimn. sou
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

Sulphur Springs schedule changed OF
half hour without change Of cars.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

Go to Peal's dining parlors over Coop.
er's store for dinner.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
Peal gives you good dinner for 25cts

Smoke Red Letter cigars-all Havana
and very sweet.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

You will find A. v. Jones & Co., "the
stationcrs," at 40 Patton avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

Coke! Coke! Coke! Coll ON
Carolina COal Company for
Nice. Clean Coke.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

Plenty of old papers for sale at THE
CITzEN office. Only 20 cts. per hundred.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

VIvANTEC--A 60 d SEED refrigerator, sec
w ond hand Address, L. O b y 2"5.
Warl4d-t
7 OST-Nn tire street large pocket book
IL containing II lot OF deeds papers, etc
I wi pay $40 reward for the return oi same
TO me. II. BOS iG.
dlt'
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
AROUND TOWN

Washington. March l2-ForecaSt TN
Sp. m, Tuesday-Showers today or to-
night idir Tuesday; variable winds.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12
JESSE r. STARNES,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMbALMER,
No. 10 Court Square,

| have all my goods in now and am ready to wait on
any and all calls, day and night. have the latest de-
signs and largest stock to select from in the estate Rolled
steel zine and copper cskets cloth caskets of every shade
and SIZE all stock; white and black hearses. If you
want to not the least sign of decomposition if you
want the body to be in better condition than when the
person died, il you want perfection, call on
Jesse IL. Sturnes, Ashevillc, ~. Q.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-12

AK for Red Letter cigars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
noMARp Ar wALKERsvlLl

BE VIII Address the Democracy of Lewis
Z at That Point Wednesday, the 18th
Gnst.
Joint discussion between the Demo-
cratic and Republican candidates for
Congress in this district having been de-
cllned by the Republican Congressional
Committee, Hon. John A. Howard
will address the voters of Lewis
county at Walkersvills on Wednesday,
October 18th, at l p. m, Mr.. Howard
has a stenographic report OF Capt.
Dovener's speech, and will answer the
arguments Of the Republican candidate
with the facts in the case.