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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1800. CENSUSJUESTIONS. How Unole Sam's Inquisitive Young Men Will Proceed, talk with oomiossionib pobteb Be Smiles at Indignant Newspaper Protests Enamcrators Will Not Make Nnlsanoes of Themselves, bat Cltlaeua Refusing to Answer Qnestlous Will Be Prosecuted, Washington, May 20. Commissioner Porter smiled when shown sundry newspaper extracts prophesying wbitt Indignant citizens would V when put upon the Inquisitorial rock by his cen sus enumerators Mnd requested to answer Questions about tne mental ana unysic-ttl disabilities of meniliers of their families and the encumbrances on their real es tate. "As regards these matters." said he, "no oitisen need give himself any un easiness. Our enumerators will not make nuisances of themselves. They will present the questions politely, and If any person sees fit not to answer he will not 1 pressed by the enumerator, whose duty ends with the single asking. If the answer is refused the enumerator will simply note that fact on the return he sends to headquarters. ' Those Who itefuae to Answer. "As it is possible that some persons would not feel disposed to answer ques tions put by one of their neighbors, and take the risk of their affairs becoming a topic of neighlkirhood gossip, there will be sent, to all persons who so refuse, a circular from the bureau direct, asking them to ph ase submit answers in writ ing, and in a sealed envelope, to the commissioner. Here, of course, the chances are that nolxxly who knows them from Adam will ever see one of these answers. The pt.uers will be thrown in with thousands, nerhans mil lions of others, and put through the ma- crone as u lucre were no personal gig- mneance aiuu-iinl to tnem. "II any one so appealed to still re fuses, I have no course lei t to me but to turn over his case tu the departmeut of justice to be dealt with as the attorney general tes tit. My duty is simply to make a compilation of statistics which the law calls for. I have nothing to do with any prosecutions that may grow out oi rerusai to answer questions. All those matters are to be settled between the persons reusing to answer and the federal law authorities. If a man pre fers paying his lawyer's fees mid his fines to answering questions of course that Is his attair. I don t believe we shall have many cases to reisirt. though, for most of the excitement thus far has proliably been worked up for newspaper Full I.ognl Authority. "Yon are sum of having full legal au thority to ask these quivlioiisr "ine questions aimut propeitv are as Sharply denned by the terms of the law as any one conlil ask to have th-in. cer tainly: while questions as to physical anil mental disabilities an asked iu every country iu Euroiie, and are as old in this imiiifrv as the tilth census. Why should they so suddenly have been discovered to lie all outrage'.' They are ul great scieiiune nil jh, nance. lor Illsin this iiriisirtnni of detectives must ! based, to a large extent, our estimates of a nations strength and inrtu.-nce of Its peculiar civilization upon the eo- ine. isae r ranee, tor example,, with uer itn.issi.miu NipuIation and her 3.oou. UUu iH'rsons who are in hoiiih wiiv nf. fected by disease, or mental incapacity, or lack of one or more of the normal senses. .u one could question the iiie Finance or statistics touching one eighteenth .'it ht cent. ot the entire population or that country. Kiuggi-rnii'd liullgnnll "In my judgment the feeling which W represented as having Is-eu nriuix-d in some ipiarti-rs is much exaggerated in the descntit inn, and what there is of it Is nut dcstiin J to be long lived. Xo sane pi-rson pretends to deny the value of a census on general principles iu our day, and yet, less thau a centiirv and a half ago, ihcy raised the greatest outcry ui cngiarm over me very idea or out. raging the privacy of Uritish subj.nt by anoh Hit lii,o,iu,i..i. ' shaking and (len. Law had to atop speuaiiig several tunes, limiting, Uanuers and Shields. The principal streets on the line of march, side streets and private residences are gaily decorated with Union, Confed erate and state Hags, bunting, banners and shields, Stieut cart and vehicles, everything, is decorated. Detachments of military and veteran camps are coming in on every tram, wno are met and es corted to pluccs of rendezvous. The air is full of music, and the tramp, tramp of soldiers creale considerable enthusiasm. The city is full to overflowing, and every hotel, Lauding house and inn of every kind have all they can accommodate. It is estimated that over 60,000 visitors ure in the city, and more coming. Inelilents and Scenes uf tli Hay. Many stirring and Affecting incidents have occurred lietweeu veterans, many hugging and kissing frolics taking liluce on the t reds. Two were particularly observed. They had not met for a full quarter of a century one is now a min ister of the gospel, the other engaged in mercantile pursuits, Bliss .Mildred l.ec, daughter ot lien. ft. E. Lee, gave a reception, and the govern ors of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Cieorgia were present, ac companied by their stuff officers. The Veteran Corps of the Fifth Mary land Regiment, and the Mar viand H s''i- ety of the Army and Navy of the Con federacy, aggregating nearly .Miou men, have arrived from llnltiiiiore, Kx-Coiifederatea from Ahmad. Nearly 200 ex-Confederates now doing business in New York, ninny of w hom were olHcers in the southern uriiiv. have arrived. The arrangements for the trip were made by the Confederate olenitis association of New York, the party U'lng in charge of Col, Edward Oweu, of the Southern society, who commanded the Washington Arlillerv, of New Or leans, during the war. Thev wore large slouch hats of a gray color, the baud of silver and gray cord, this heing the near estnppioach to a Confederate uniform, On their coat la pools thev wore a small adge, the new design of the New York Southern societv. The cteruns' association. nccnmtmnled tiv necK s naiid, ot rnilaileiiiiua, and the v I. .. .1 i euiiiv .ifn i in h eoimiiii, iiiiuer cum maud uf Maj. Joseph II. Sluurt, Col. A, It. Dickinson, commander of the Vete runs' a-eis-iutioii, will net as aide to Col E. M. Henry, commander uf the grand encampment uf New York, during the mrade. t'nvelllug uf the Htalae. Oor. McKinney, president of the Ie Monument nsMs'ialiun, w ill cull the as semblage lo order. After praver by Key. I liarles 3linnegeriHlo, of Hie r.pisa'o- pal church, lieu. Early will lie mtro- uay. luceu as cuairmaii. ana an oration w ill lie delivered bv Col. Archer Anderson I'nvciling uf the statue by lien. Joseph K. .lohiisou will follow, amid salvos of artillery. NOTAVERYCOODCDN Explosion of Dr. Justin's Dyna mite Cannon. SPECTATORS KASBOWLT ESCAPE, THREE DEADLY VOLLEYS. Attempt tu Aiialiiutr 1r. fc. . Ware, a rnimllieiil r'sriner. ATI1KNS. tiu,. Mav SH. A cowardly atteuipt was made on the life of Mr. rl. li. Ware, a prominent farmer who lives iu Ucoiieu county, Mr. Ware had been to Athens and made several purchase during the day. In the afternoon he started home, winch is ulsiiit twelve miles from this place. When he was w ithin a mile of his home, in a strip of leiire, thick wisaU, he was lircd uism br an assassin who was concealed in the thick I'U-hc. the Imws uf his buggy were splintered by buckshot, und Mr. Ware Ml lurk in his buggy, wounded in Isith shoulders stid the left breast. Fortunately the horse carried his master home, lie was lifted from the buggy and mri led into the limine, when Dr. Curuliiers was cnllisl. The wounds are of a serious nature. It is thought that two iH'rsons were iu amluisli. as three -hols were lired. The lien, Is have mi far esciiM'd. but this whole section uf iiiuii try is aroused and indignant at such a heinous attempt oil the life of a cm si citizen, mid it the assassin are caught it will be nurd to tell wiutt will Isvoiue of them. such an inuiiisitiuu.' 'lJut if. in spite of legal prosecutions and every other agency employed in the work, there null remain a uuiiiIht of persons who will not furnish the infor mation sought.' "We can go on without them. They wui no, ueceuuniy auecc our pr- International American flank. Wakhixutiin, Mar ill. Pn-sidi-ut Harrison has transmitted to congress a letter from the secretary of ami iimin the rvcniiimniiilatiun uf the pau-Ameri- u congress iuai an iiiternalioiial American hank be established. The Oratt Ot a bill to autllonzu the Ineor. poration of the bank avoouipaub.-U the III !! The rrrslilent (iuti to Cleveland. WKHi!iTO)t, May 89. President Harrison ami several cabinet officers and other officials will leave the iu ti) is evening on a stwclal train for Cleve land to case ian in the Itarrh-ld moliil- uent iwniiiiiiiies mat are to laKe pnu'e there on Decoration day. They will probably return baturday night. Proceedings In Congress. W4SM1SUTO. May St. Tk faunae passed bills fur tli sreollua nf public bulldlngii at BMvsr raia, ra, ana Maruniurg, . Vs. TU ounlsn ncs rayon 0D tli cuaiuiu adwla- lemur bill waa agreed to, 13! to IJ, tbs spaasar pro mio. rnuullns a quorum, ( on. sldsrailoB ot lbs rlvsr end barlwr bill was tbsa oonttsued. Tbe bill lo rwulste llqnor eommsme b. (wmd iu slum u4'uupld Iu srnsl. Mr. KiMUB sslil it was prntsMail lo Isslalsi agalnsl tb brrlnt illlw.uk aoa Ml. Iiula sad lb uiiiitI ut Ksniuckr. ilhuuis. Nortli t'srollna, Nnw Vork and N llsmimlilr, Tsorniw llisjf would be askini (urstelu too nf roll, in swsl oil wblcb III suae of Laulslans prnliirnl largo amnout In value. Tban lbr would Is, asking Ibatdiwwl rroai Illlnnls aud luliareo fruui Norlb Cara Una should uni b eosslileml sn article of oraiaum within tb atMnlitf of lb rousU tutlnn. Tli bill want ovar wllhiiul aailan. Tb vie im!lnt naouncd Hi apisilnt- Hator mt. Diaesuura aa aowmiiar or in poaaaiUo ,,u apruprlatlont and of Mr. Car. Uala as a niriuuar of tbo eommilu,! on , Urrlinrle and woman's ultrmr. Tired of Thnlr Klcphant, BctfaI), May SV. It la nqsirtl that negotiations are in progress looking to toe transfer of the International League elub, of tide city, to Montreal. The club Is not proving a Maying venture). and It is said the managers are dosiroiu aa tuiuug it go. EX-C0N.-EDEBAH8 OATH EH. Ths til of lllrhmoad a Maws or nuntlnf ThotisaiHla of Veteran. Richmond, Va., May 80. The gmatest and happiest uirotlngs of eif-Umfisleratcai ever held, was the annual gathering In the hall of tho house of di 1,'gahe of the society of the Army of Northern Vir ginia, Thsj room was packed with prom inent Deoplo sad distlruruishod orlloers. Uek . H, Law, of South (rolina, de Uvared Mm wldreas. While be was speak tat. Oea. JulieJ Early cams In, drsesed ta the oosifelarate gray and slouch hat. The old veteran was fairly taken In the rat of the fetarmaa. Such enthusiasm was never seen cheering aud liand- The Narrow Karap of a llallomiM, Atlanta. O i., May Sit. There wiu a grand K)lic picnic at I'eurl Like mrk, and Atlanta's s,u force had a gay and pleasant time, until the hour arrived fur the ballism to plow the air. John Ha vens, the kees-r of the animsls at (irant park, is also a lwllismi-t. and he consent. ed to go w ith the big crowd on the picnic excursion. When the lullooti was made ready, and released. Mr. Havens was hanging from a cross liar by his lis mis. lie suddenly li sated Ills hand hold, and at the same time caught the cnaai bar with bis legs. Ins head hanging down. My this time the ballism waa in the trew ioi. one or ine swinging man a legs was kn.sjked liswe from the bur and he than had to chug for his life with only one leg. In his destM-mtion lie hnnnennl to catch the tup llinhof a tree and held to it. ami aiaui ine not sir escaped from the balloon, when it d.sacended to th ground. All this time excitement ran high, but Keeiwr Havens Is Tel alive, thuiioh l,ll scratch's! on his hands, face and neck. lie was bruised somew hat on the l..v and is verv sure. His presence uf mi lid saved his life, he says. Clileamauga llalll field Turk. Washington, Mar 511. The hill .. iiroprialing l'.'.1.isi) to convert the old (.'hieamiiiigs Isitila Held into a national nark, has xi4s the house. It provide urine pun iisso 01 i.isiu aerial or land lietweeu the Chattanooga, Home and i', liimbus and Hie Western and Ailiu.it,, rauron u unuer and t ntissui conn ties. The bill also providm fur ih e.,r struction of nuicaibiiulusl risnb, leadiiig to the suk. This appropriation is not sufficient to build the lutrk. but It will start the wo k, mil it is hurstl that the neat rungn win make another inum. jruiiioii, mt iiihi if iii wura ran be aeul .il ll... ...L I- ........ i v i.r a mv in. a. v . iiiirMTU - The HuntJiern Ienlal eaunrlntlnn w meet ill Atlanta, Ua., on loth July beat. "rlaii I Iwk of tWaVa balr," Id "ttmA." "VA ha ochaiued." "untsl," erM bb rrlawi, "Mb ta sbode Uf br purtevor. Madam Mod, Aud bar, jreur kwg ln iruud " farhaaf. A Oealls Ulna. "I must he going." be said. rmiMiltlne hi '". t aave a dumims appointnMot and WD praaaa." Time manr she school. "Oanl r lima I" uo. ton Cotrriar. raall ABaltla. "To prove your tore for m," h algbad, "Tlibik rou rou'd dra lo dir "I rua Ui risk, at swat," b ald , "Ohaorv bow I dovour four bread Ana maaUoau our pu. " -Pnlladalptil A Gathering of Saval and Military Exerts Wltneas a Disastrous Ex, perlment at Perry vi lie, N. Y. A Corrcsionilent'a ('lose Call His Celestial Majesty Represented. Pkrryvii.i.e. N. Y., May 80. A large number of people from all over central New York came lie re bv the special and regular midday trains yesterday to wit' ness the experiment of the Dr. Justin dynamite gun. The weather was fine all the morning, but at noon the clouds began to lower with a prospeot of rain later, Much interest was shown, and everything pointed to another successful experiment. The cannon was fired at 8 n. m. and exploded mti a tliuusanil pieces. XNo- tajdy was tuirt, but there were many narrow escapes. 'luge masses of iron were thrown hundreds of feet, A piece ot tne canon measuring aoout rnnr teet through came riving through the air and landed within three feet of The (Syracuse Herald correspondent, who w'as watching the proceedings from be- uinn a tree. Another large piece went In the oppo site direction tearing a large chunk from the counter of a temporary refreshment stand about .too feet away. The keeper of the stand was inside, but the missile grazed his head and scattered the con tents of the stand. It is said that dyna mite did not explode the gun, but ths charge of powder. Home of the Visitors, Among the visitors were Lieut. Com mander Washburn Maynard aud Lieut. L. 1'. Davidson, of the navy and Com mander Theodore f. Jewell of the l inted States naval station, all from Newport. Five hundred people were present. The cannon nsed weighed 2:1,500 jsmnils. The bore is twelve feet long aud nine inches in diameter. The target was a blntf alsmt one-third of a mile from the gun. Dr. Justin and his as sistants loaded the six shells with dyna mite. Two of the shehs were charged with eighteen lsmn.ls each of dvnaiuite and fonr had twenty-five smnds each. Young Wing, representing the Chi nese government, was here during the MISCELLANEOUS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO STOCK. Baltimore mid Maryland Govern ment Will Dispose of Theirs. Ealtimohs, May 29. There seems to be hut little doubt entertained either in Goods IIOUSO wllOTO VOU Will f" "- v as bb auacM vit uacso MM VRIlyr Come to the leading Dry always And a good stock of Dry Goods to select from more city and the state of Maryland will soon get rid of their holdings of Balti more and Ohio stock, and that the Bal timore and Ohio management will al most equally soon be rid of eleven XlrS of Brilliuntines. of thi fllimuiTIV. I This is ti nmmimiiiHHon wiRhwi by CusllIlieiVS, SutillOS, GillCr- man niurn. i iir vny mumiruir'B rrniiKn t.lluf it iu tint u flMalil'iilttaa tliitirV ftV ttlA municipality to lie permanently engaged IianiH, LiaWIlS, MUKlIDH, 1 1 I in the railroad business and the railroad Mflti.UI.,u ..it ,.., aa ..11.. L..Ha.,.! I with the desirability of escaping from lllo LillCIl, ToWelH, &('., Illltf the embarrassment attendant mmn hav- I ing in the lswird so large a numlier of every tiling ill the Dry Goods directors who can neither be elected nor disiosed by a geiicrul vote of the stock- GLEN ROCK HOTEL. In ioo Feet of Central Passenger Depot ASHEVILLE, N. C. Line. An eiullt'tsri variety of Par asols from the cho-inrst to holders. The following statement seems to ex press the views of a number of leading bankers of t lie citv who were inter viewed on the subject: "Eleven new directors representing New York and Philadelphia ill place of the state and citv directors would be of the greatest advantage to the Mad. The issuing of the finest. ucw sin k n tu nimi uo a neiu, na it will Drive the road llilleh needed evfrti rsnitul towSrkwith. If I wished to sell anv I We have the variety II llfl hlSku. u.u,1f n...v f 1.1 .......1. 1 .11 " a.i,ii-, aim n lion a muitiu. LUiinmcr nu offer at imr for a large block a good f ! --T-r -1 , 1 is- t rl p. A modern tint claaa hotel. Hot and cold water and hatha and toilets on evrrv :.,,. Hlei'trlc ls?lla In averv rnnm. Olsrn firr In offiee and irrnuH in 1mm! ntnm, irti,. .ii..i i , - .1 - - e"-.a 1 ... . ii j i I oiom, mnvn viionicr, viKnr not: news niana una liar anu Ulllinm room on nrst noiir. ILt l? price. However I consider Baltimore I tllHliOSltlOIl tO Sell at R IOW trio ",rcrt nn P""" doorevcry ilo minutes. Klchmond and liaovllle railroad eating huua ! and Ohio stock a msid investment." ' I -'u mlnutea for meals. I and Ohio stock a goixl investment." prire. No. 1 1 X. Court Square. Will Make Another Gun. Syracusk, N. ' May S9. The nre- tnat ure explosion of Dr. Justin's dyna- HOSTM! It Iff K A- WltlfMIT aiite shell inside the cannon at the 1 U 1WlWiX """illj, Perryville exiHTiment has cuused same tlNH'iiintion as to now it mav etfwt the development ot the invention. Dr. Justin is, however, confident that the explosion was one largely, if not en tirely to imi'i fect metal in the con struction of thu shell, which allowed the outer shell to break mid cause the explosion. His backers, Messrs. Pellin & liewitt. suy they will pns-uri another gun and go on with the extM-riliients of throwing a magazine of dynamite by lurce ox gunpowuer. AT THH LEADING BATES, f 3.oo PER DAV. f A. G. HALLYBURTON, Prop. J. W. BHVAH sad WAI.TKR OBEEW, Clcrkw. 1 ROUND KNOB HOTEL, McDowell rounty, N. C. AN HOUR'S RIDE FROM ASHEVILLE ON THE WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. A short distance from the foot of the Pinnacle of the lllue Kldge, from which liulanml lirreiea arc constantly blowing. The aeenery la iiitureaiue, walks wild and vnnrd, and water pure and ahuntlant. JEWELRY STORE. 1THIA WATIiR A PKW BTHI'H I-KOM KRONT lMMlK. The entire tm-h ol Plated Jewelry, Including line llroochea, Huttona and llracc leta, at Mine Hunting for Month. .kk.hii.ichk. 1'u.. Mav 2B. Work. men in shaft No. U of the Pennsylvania I ual comuuiv. at 1'ort Illanchanl, which caught tire alsiut aiuonthiigo.but which was thought to have been extinguished uroKB tumugn a lunar vestenlav after- Uism, aud found the interior a seething mass of flames. The smoke aud una Irove the men liaek in confusion. The tire is burning fiercely and thousands of tons of coal. It is feared, will be burned. All further ols-ratioiis iu the mine have been ulwmloii.il. The officials of tds tllltianV lliS'lilH.1 til fl,..l lha mlna litis win tiirow several Hundred men mid Isivsont of employment and destroy .i..... i . ...f i .ii i . - uivuaniiiui in uoiiiurs worm oi property. An Aci'oinplislieil Horse Thief. BOHIIKNTIIWN. N. J.. Mav 29 A hnr tniei, aovniiiaiiie,! ny a woman alleging to Is? his wite, arrived here. He went to the livery stahle of Edward Sweet aud hired a falltou wagon and roan mare and got away with the rig. He leit the woman here nud also a brown norse and pony phaeton. The property has not as ret l-cn identified, lie was caught at lrcnton with another stolen team in mi possession from Uristol. l'a. Sir. Sweet has not yet recovered his norse nud wagon, which he values at KA. lulu here the man gave his nume as tt. (iisslmun, and at Tren ton he registered at the .state house as tleury uim1. ii, rinludclphlii. Money ftir the tirant Monument. Js tW YoKK. Mav I'M Renr,.t.tl. Flower, of New York. intriliu-l in ha house a joint resolution appmpriatlng f.'.'iU.ouii towanls the completion of the vi ram monument at itiversula park, New York. The money is to be mi J over to the ttrant Mouuiueiit associa tion, ny tne sis retnrv ot the treasury, provided that he suall then be shown satisfactory eviden.-,. that there shall have la-en coiitnlmt.il to, ami in tb hands of the treasurer of the ajuus-Lti, not less than f.ixi.msi towards the erec tion oi tne uiuimtiieiit. Mine Workera Organ lied. I'l NXst TAWNKV, Pa., May 29.-The ?onvi;ntiou of the miners which met neru organized a district of the United Mine Worker of America, embracing the following places: Houtzdale, Bris bin, Kium)', Madera, Pnnxsutawuey, Lindwy. (rngality. Hustings, Ulen t'lilunlieU. South Fork. Snow .Shoe and Coalport, rejiriiM-iitiiiK over 5.0IHJ miners. 1 .M-O N F.T H I R 11 (ffU1-'A Jiim.'s White, of Houtzdale. was elected lOUHt'iniflU UTT muster workman and president, and Daniel Leiiuon, of Muilera, secretary aud treasurer. A scale of prices for mining coal was adopted, but will not be made public nntil it is passed upon by the national and district boards. Regardless of coat, as we intend In the future to keep nothing but Solid Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry. ARTHUR M. FIELD, Whipped the Kdlior. jACKwisviuje, Fla,, Mav 2U.T-CapL Mack Uiirrouglia, of Tallahassee, as saulted and severely punished Zcph Har rison, publisher of file Florida Repub lican, a weekly uewsjiaper of the city. Ex-Uovcraor ilarrison Uced, who was in Harrison s ofHce at the time, aim re ceived a severe but accidental blow on the head from Biirrougus. Last Satur day's issue of The Kcpiinlicnu contained an article charging I 'apt. Ilurroiighs and William Di'uhain with iiavuig made an attack upon the house of Mrs. Craft, at Tallahassee, sinus, uug tile windows and doors with dubs, brickiiats aud bullets, A World's l air 1'lan. jArKNvii.i.h, Flu., May 39. A nuslel for the world's fair buil.liiur wiu lorwaiinsi tot nicago. it tiuitemplaUis a sun. nil" iu ine siiaiss ot a pyramid 1.2U0 iiwt at f.e base ami 1.2m) feet hiirh. to be ariaiiged iu sixty stories, each twenty leel hiuh. or in forty atorii-a ea-b thirty fe,,t high, the material to Is- entirely ol stivl. gliias and iron. Two vito our fl iflltlH 1111(1 till' lllll. mild- I FlillNR IFWFI FR South Main St. Aahcvlllc. W.A.ItLAIK. J.V. I.IHIWN. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING. No. 3a Pattou Avenue, HI.HCTK1C lllil.LS ANII IIATII KlMIMS. p'4 H fB S'C I A f U ATI S IIIVVM a-n -i Opeua June tat. For Terms, addreaa J. Bl'LOW KRWINi Proprietor. A WIND STORM May Conic and go, but we are Here to Sell Ouods and are Coin to Sell Them. DID YOU HEAR WHAT WE SAID? We have Straw llata 1 cent to 00 rents each. Splendid line of Shoes vhcniirr ttuia mnr ther house set them. Nine and Ten Quarter Shirting hy the case. Trims, tlinghnnis. Arc, at any price you would ask them. Some nil Silk Ureas t'.unds 15 cents i r yard. Would say more but this will convince yon. Asheyillc Dry Goods Co., J. O. HOWUI.L, Mnnugrr. At old atand, lat dimr helnw I'ennlmnn A fo.'a Hardware Slore. Aic. THE BONANZA," THE LKADINU ' V WINE AND LIQUOR STORE IN THE STATKi FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOM. I HO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE. N. C S-.t-'f I. A. MAROI'AHItT. laf'sr'r. M'AFEE BLOCK. OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND I RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. R. CO. ' (flUON ir.fS I ,f!T,' 1 the OaaMac auaol aupoly rmm. We ni-t' now roady, ami in- electrii' railways wind alsjut the build ing on tin- outnide iroiuUip to bottom. John Kunse a Urldegroom. ClIICAfKi. Jiav Irtt. John P. Klints. who waa triinl with Couuhlin. Uurkn. O'Sulllvan and lleggs for alleged coin plicity iu the I riiiiin uiunlnr, was mar ried yesterday tu JIiss Julia (. Hover, the young lady who visited him so often at tne jail during his imprisonment and cheered hitn during his trial. Kunse received aa a wvddiug umwnt a solid silver wnt-r snrvice from tho lawyers who conducb-d his defense. HI Ceaswlatlaa. Tom tTtll, old fellow, 1 hear you're cot the measles. Wad Ya bet then one eoaifort X caught them from MuUle Ulkirc-Vaa Doraos Macasloa, Nr Llllla Jaka, "fin you antMiam sty pmpnaal That lwo,itaarM, marrkad shall bat" "No, I do I Mtanala your pmpnaali Tour profoaai, tkouia, aatartalns na." -Jaitts. Of Osjars Ra4. n-My I klai yon, darllnff Rbs WsU. roa doot Udak I am rnln a. kiss yon, do you (-Has Kalih fare t'oiirentlon. XKW ).IHR. Mav Sl. Thuannnnl Vflltinn of the N.itii.ual Christian S in. tiaU aaaia'tatiun iiu-.l at the Lenox ivceutu. A liiiiinras M-ssinn was held this morning and othi-rs will be held to morrow, at wliu-h none hut tin we who have lawn sdiinitl to the mysteries of iur ui'iriy rail fuui aiiiiiitaui-e. These misniing or t ivt si-asioiui will be de- voura solely lo tin privsle Iimin i of the aswsiutiou and tiie arrnngt-meDt of the prograuiuif tor the afteruuvn tea- siona, wuico win im piinllc. Charged with Hwlndllnr MWtKI. X. J.. Mat 10 Hh.m U Htratton, a liiinb- r un r hant. gave bail insi.uw ui answer a charge or swin dling (ieorg IV. Millar mital Sjt (sal MiUit sold his proTty to eugag In the luillls-r llllalliHM with Htral tin unA m reivwl from tne laitrr nnt.ai and bon.ls saMwuniy until ilia buslnesa started. lite papiT turiml out to be worthless; uvnuv uie rmi oi rural ton. A Ilea Kallnra. Ei.kti)!. Md May 2.-Tli Waring uiiaa. -uniNiiiT, iiiaiiuinriiirers ol lur- (iiinr wild iiirming ImiilemenU. in- corjKirstwl in April last with a capital aKs k of II.Vi.isni, with principal omces atiolora, Oell county, has made an assignment for the la-neflt of its credi tors. Ihe liiilitlttii-a are said to be yvAW,ta.a.l; aMU DillUlllal. A l.miailo and a llasnr. El.l.lttriTClTV, Mil., May 29. Emll Krautcr. a niomlncnt cltlaen of thi town, wno lias la-nmie h sane, made an aasanlt nni the wife of a tiliysluiaa and tried to cat her 'unsit with a raaor. lie then ran thnmgh the streets, attempt lna; to nit every one who abstracted bis pain, mil was finally captured. The lady An Kiiilorer Commits KalFlrla. LisieiN, MavtM.-MnliiirHllva P,.rt an espluPT of flrty years' expcrltnce, wuiiuiiHii aiiieiiio. Cape) May and Delaware Navigation Can Mav. Mav 2.-Tbe Caiie May litt jrciiornlly to call uml cx- uiiiino our well wltH-ttil Ht-k of FUHNITUHEs Which we are offiM-iiiatriM-k bottom pricoK. Unilertakiiiir CaasSNflK IIKI-A VTSKNT. Wratcra North Carolina IHvlsiun. I'AKSHNdUK TWAIN KCII Ktlfl.K Its Kpssit ManhU.tl 7Ath Mrridinn tlmr uacil when not nthrrwlH InuK-nird. SASTSIII'MII. and pi'laware liny Navigation com- iv MrMcial fpiltU11 ('llllrt . pany held ils annual meetintr here at ' Hltiuit,. VHllH the Delaware liay lionse. Th directors romliwl ilnir rr niirlif I were wimpiiiii.ute.i by the stockholders lt!,,,0l u,,y or n.ffnt. In the miuiagciucnt oi the company's af- laira. a uiviui'iin ot a per cuut, has been declared and panL A Wanderer Itelnrn Home. ClDAHVIIddt. X. J.. Mav 2U lannk French, a young son of a iirnminent family here, luft his home forty-two years ago fur California. They never after beard front him until yesterday noon, wlu-n he quietly walked in upon his brother Kit-hard at tha old hniniw stead. nought Chinese OlrL NRW Yohk. Mav 11U Lee KTin. a Chinaman, was held in $3,.iUU bail in the Touilis ioIUt conrt on the charge of buying Uiieu Yee. a lU-vear-old Chinmas girl aud kivping her for Immoral par- tcrrd an that day. Telephone, day 75, night G3. BLAIR & BROWN. A CARD. Bdltor AahcviUf Cltlarai That oar many Meeds may know bow wt are getting oa wt will ataU that w took la In Hotel aad ttor 9,000 In Vive Weeks. Took In laat llatarday over t TOO. 78 ot that waa hotrl, balance store. Hold nets- Lv. Knmvllle, I IIMlth nirr. 1 1 " Aahcrlllt, r. Sallaliurjr, Uanvllk, ; Klchmoi " RalriRh. ' r.oldalioro, Wilmington " l.vnchtiurg. " Waahlnatnn " Haltimorc, " I'hiia.. " N Vnrk, WSaTBlMJND. 't- I Cr. Nrw Vork. " I'hlla.. llnltlmorr. " Wsahlngt'n Lynchlwrg.l " Kkhmond, ""r)an"Tlllr," "3 Wllmlngt'n ' Ooldalioro, " Ralrlgh. """tellaliury, Ar. AalwTlllf, " Kn.ii.llk, (DOtkmrr.) No. 66 I I No. nt " I Imlly. No. A.1 lially. I I a.tiim aonnm I'J.lflnml yoiimj a.'i.'.iinl llilpraj VSVamlloviipinl a:niiml atr.nmi loniiral 73oam X lopml l3SO,m fliKi,ml IS Sonm ft 2 XHnm Tloptnl Hft.laai anopml Nu.tnm 11 aOimltnTm Oaonnil I SHm No. o" I No. aa Dally, i UoIIt. iaiRaml . Illpm 7 -On ml 6S7mi 0 4Aaml 0tlOitn 11 aam11IMinm 6 4opm I 807in Soupml a.lOaml i4OimH0namr DO, )am I I eoonml a aoom 411 pm 124Snm 7 aaam laiAnra A. A . R UMiaml It anaml aaapm aanpm aooamTl.y. lint Hpringa, laamlArr Aahrvllla, inoeam Ar, Hinraonlll, ia4apm" Hiartanburg, Arr Arr. 1., Nrt. A4 Dally. H4dpm TiMlpm 607 pm S40pm poaea. Tha Coinmltiee of llevtelon. RaraTooa. N. Y.. Mav 2U Imma. diately after adjournment of the gen eral aawiiiu y the committee on revision held a 1111 eung and decided to meet In litubnrg the Urst Tuesday in October. To Hcvlve the Irish Iang-nage. NltWiHK. N. J May 89. Under ths usphws of the New York Irish school art orgaiiimntfu has been effected at HU James hall, aeeking to revive ths Irish language iu this county and Europe. A Ifcisosi Mines to Resume). MT. CabmkU Pa.. Mav 2S Orriiwa issued providing for tne reeumtition nf work on full time at ail of the Heading collieries in tills district. A dosen uiinen are alfucted by the order. Policeman Act ford Dlsmlased. New YoMR.Mav 8W. The nolle hoard diamiised from the fonw (MHoer Chivter L, Mclfiird for failure to arrmt Jackson, the tntirdcrur uf Mamie Muruhv. an Apru a last. Had 6.OO0 arrivals In I 648 pm MtlHPIIY BRANCH No. 16 I (tlally ncrpt Runriay.) No. 17 riuin lt, aanrynir, ar. 1 10 a ml Ar. Warnca.llie. anepm " nrvaam -, 8 moatha. tier trk Is mammoth 600 kt Ions: and 16 ktt wkl. Tell the batasc oil the world lo com and art "old Chad" smile, and buy goods of as and save 10 to as prr cent. noTiedlf W R. CHKI1H6TRB 6lN. Chicago & Alton R.R. Vratnd, Lv. 966 p m 1 66 p m 46 am 6 10 a m Nna. 60 and 61, Pullman Htttntrs bctwrrn Orrmahom and Mnrrtatowa. Noa. 6a and 6S Cullman lliim-t Hlrrping tars wiwrni inn npnnga ami w aaninsmn AsnryiiK la iirraaiaai eiauon ror No. no, Dinner 6.1. Illrkoryls " " " " 0a. W. A. WINBt'MN, n. P A., A.hrTilla, N. C. AR. L. TAVI-OR.fi, P. A.. Waahlnatnn, li C TUB- ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION PAHTBItT RIIUT8 TO KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST Aahrvlllc to Kanaa City Is S7 boar. Aahcvllle to nan rTanrnwo, CallVnrala. and ROOMS, 21 PATTON AVE., (V.M.CA. ROOMS. rgniann, i,rrann, in n aTa. I H.1II1I Vcallhulrd Tralna at, l.ouls to Kan! I aa fjiiy. Krcuning cnsir ear rrre. For lull Information call oa or write to Saving la s 1 martin I mat hMun rl.n.i Ths Dally Cltlsen. Is nlwnya alive to the interests ol, B. A. Newland, IMatrWt Psaarngrr Agrnl, No, 10 Hattna An., AahcTlllr. N.C I. CHARLTON, O. P. A.. Chlraao. fit AahcTlll, N. C, April II, last). Tb cotartnerhlp heretofore tslatlng he tween tht anderalgned, under the Arm nsmr of rULLIAM A CO,, la thi. daydiaaolred by mutual consent. Tb d.hu da by said Inn la .W. . ....... .1-- .l .!!.. root with lillnriiliy In ,B t, y - " ' " ,."'" avcTii..ng mr- win he paid by Lawrence Pulll.m, aad the aionnaaa n aw n rlilKlrwl lo soaod. anhaa I. 1 1. . 1 t . Is always filled with llu rlmlm, r.l. ing matter of the day. Hoarding houses till tlsrir rooms by ad, vcrtising in the Citiikn. News, and nil the news, mnkee the fir. una a general favorite. PU r ak aail - .1 . If thoroughly tested, I think will remove Sucre, without ndyertising. Try the f , 1 vii inn C. . nilison, I). I)., rctersliitrn, Krv. Vn.,snvs! I have used Mrs. Joe Person's I ncmriiy in my own Inmitv. anil it itiv I me iiK-Hpurv in snv it. nna iirrivei a vain. 1 ithle Tonic and Turirier of the Hlood, and dehta due to said Arm will be paid to him, sad tb buslnesa continued by him, LAWRHNCH Pt'LLIAM. D. C, WADtiKLL, Opra dally, civept Mundays, triim 10 a, I until 1 p. m., and 4 until 6 p, Tli term or auhacriptlnn am One year HI" mna si.ooi a mna St 1 1 mo eiicta. dally 8 U. Officers ror tauu I'mridrat, Charles W Woolaey Vlce-Prealilent, Thoa. A . Jonea 1 Her and Treasurer. D. a. Wataos , Ubrartaa. Mlaa B. J. Hatch. Cltlsma and vlaltors art cordially Invited to laapect tht catalogue aad tnerrib their members. JaanOdtf IPRIVATK BOARD l Ift'RCflll.L J. tiltMOg. 1'clcrsburg, Va., January 10, 1888. An advrrtlsernent In the ririaaa eutv. I the advertiser an hundred fold. To our patrons of the past t I have thi day sold my interest aad good wiu m aa innnHlca DuauMsa ra aaBVIIS to I Ma Ina. n , . . . . Lawrence Pulll.m. ..a .111 -.i .wJ N,w ralahed, all modern budiMaa. I branrak for him coaUaaaare ln,Proeeats, largt rooms, good Uble of roar patroaag. Mm a. m. n (.nane aprll dsod , I ""km Collrwai . W. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CINTLEMIN. n a Calf, nsayy Lacad OrsJa aaal Craad lav Eases Oram aael CreeaV raoC in a, riimnw ma !f.tt wn.T iSilor.. SVft ltd 1.71 BUVH' M'IHHL nu I uhOu la OoncraM. Banna and XtrsM. $3 & $2 SHOES l0.!.. 1.76 RBOSE MS MINHKB. Jef ISHa. Itaat RtyU. lUat rUttna, W. Mm Isifcalaa. Brvcklom. Maafc 8aM HERRING & WEAVER. arliiad4Hm Iatr -H?Jn ,h wwrtd 14.00 MANh NKTI .i.no 1 1.SO K.XTHA Cii ry rii r aunr: I.Vl WOHItlluhMFN'I SHIlM. .od 1 and ai.la hovh' mTiool KUOKa. ui, a Street Cur Schedule. B glanlng at 1 a. m. Bndlng 10.00 0. m. Car leave Riiuar fur all Kilnta oa the hour, and twenty and forty mlnutea thereafter. ttrheilule cars connect at Hiuar. Train car and hsggiige car meet every traia. On yallae allowed each iiaaarmrer. "ggage trnnsicrrcd IVom all lailnts In the city for as cents. TIIK AHIIHVII.I.H HTRKKT NV. CO. vvwuvvtAfuvruinnAAfw-t SpiiBiilg' l ILIIrgUafCT ! 1 3 JAMK0 FRANK, BltLBB IS AHILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Agent for Reema Creek Woo lea Mills. 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