The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 9

7Z--W- M6 A ircS THE DAILY AMERICAN ASHTTLLE SUNDAY MOBNING APRIL 8 18ft 8 TWELVE PAGES THESEARETHE FLOWERS AND THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRINC Pleases and Only Oood Things Heard Sports That Conte in the Spring to Stir the Popular Pulse Every Love of a Bonnet That Catches the Capital dirl Of Fancy Put Up in Personal and Pertinent Paragraphs Of Bright Hopes Gladden the Heart of Ye Real Estate Dealer Merry Month of Mny the Soldier Boys Are Coming Conventions That Will Bring the Clans to the Capital some opinions of Nash-fhnstaess men on the prospects of lie buVwill be observed that a very 3 vo a fcr I tl'Hl UU UUOvi remarks one pervades these fthongh conservative they are rrisf Morris Webb A Cheek L'ale grocers: see any- prevent a good trade The a iiin a splendid condition and lections good Few men are time indicating a strong r' ul condition With good crop trade will be undoubtedly The spring openings have been two or three weeks sooner this season in Nashville on account of the earlier coming of Easter by that length of time The furnishing stores and millinery establishments have been packed with interested women since the middle of last week examining and purchasing new gear The trade especially in bead attire has never been so general or extravagant When an American reporter yesterday asked a leading furnisher if there was any disposition to retrench in expenditures that functionary of the world femenine replied: to the The reporter watched many beautiful and newly decked women yesterday who had already assumed the latest fashions in head wear Ferd Kuhn fancies that his son is heir to the beauty of Apollo and says he is the coming man for Secretary of the Board of Public Works and Affairs Judge Ewing fancies that is the finest melo-drama he ever saw Fie and Henry Watterson saw it irom a private box in New York and dined alter the performance at with Steele Mackay the author Mr Nestor fancies that the new water works system will be the best in the country and the agent of the Holly -Gaskill Company says he is correct Mr Jowett fancies that his retiring disposition has kept him a stranger to the community but he is wrong his industry and efficiency are generally known The Capital will witness three important gatherings of the clans in May That merry month will witness the State Convention of the Democratic Republican and Prohibition parties The first occurs on the 9thr the second on the 16th and the third on the 26th The Republican convention will however be one of two which that party will hold the other to nominate a candidate for Governor having been separated for reasons previously indicated by The American from that which selects the delegation to the Republican National Convention which meets June 19 Chairman Hughes of the State Executive Committee thinks that the Republican Gubernatorial Convention will be held about the first of July The failure of the second attempt of anti-Sherman Republicans to merge the two State Conventions seems on the surface to have settled the result of the convention to select delegates and indicates that the is strong enough to override all obstacles and give the Ohio Senator the vote from Tennessee The effect of an almost solid support from Tennessee and a positive strength in nearly every Southern State which Mr Sher- Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick ft Co le grocers: you wish an as to the condition of our ness look at our new stock We erything that we can do and est Side Park these bright mornings is a picture for a fancy The rolling area of green grass neat stables resting in the background the handsome club-house standing sentinel over the smooth courses where over a hundred thoroughbreds stretch their mettlesome limbs the drives gay with belles and beaux from tlib city excited spectators of the preparatory sport trainers jockeys and stable boys hurrying here and there form a combination full of interest and suggestion It is three weeks now before the great spring meeting opens but the uninitiated visitor might well bo deceived by the bustle about the track and the time made by the horses in their work that the meeting was at hand Secretary Gilloek is a happy man He has labored in and out of season to render this meeting a success and his efforts have been crowned beyond even his most sanguine expectations Every mail brings him letters from owners bespeaking stable room and conveying such expressions ot congratulation upon the excellence of the track and accommodations as would be gratifying to any official Yesterday he received four letters and two telegrams from owners at the Crescent City to have stable room set aside stating that they were coming here directly from that city and would reach Nashville by next Tuesday Lucky Baldwin when a few days ago informing Mr Gilloek of the sure coming of Volante Miss Ford Emperor of Norfolk Los Angeles and the full Santa Anita stable remarked that he anticipated sport at Nashville of a high order and it afforded him pleasure to witness the exhibition by Southern courses of the -vi-'oects will continue to FK Morgan Morgan Hamilton manufacturers and wholesale prospects are -spring trade will be eminently rs s-v estate is on the said a prominent dealer to an American reporter yesterday so it goes all along the line A brighter look has come to the vender of dirt and he walks the street with a air of a man who had a good thing in sight a i-ule the real estate dealers of Nashville are better satisfied with the present outlook than they would be with a boom The prices are steady and the tendency upward without artificial inflation A great many Northern men were in the city during the past week looking around to invest their money They all expressed themselves well pleased with the Rock City Letters from Kansas and the West are received daily by Nashville dealers The writers express themselves as dissatisfied with the weather of the plains One agent stated to the reporter that he knew of as many as fifty families who had moved to Nashville in the past year and bought homes some of them very handsome ones too just to give their children the advantages of the schooling offered by the Athens of the South At present West Nashville property is higher and more readily disposed of than in any other portion of the city All dealers are mustering their strength for a vigorous campaign during the remaining months of spring and they anticipate large returns from their labor One and all say that the Midland Railroad will be a blessing to them as well as other classes of business and declare that they have already felt the effects of the new road Sales were not exceptionally brisk during the past week but inquiries and preparations are vigorous Agents are surveying and posting lands in the suburbs and lots in the city ready to be put on the market Transfers recorded last week were: Mrs Amanda Winter to Marcellus Gee land in Twenty-third District $1200 Ellen Young to Elias Simpkins land on Creek $20250 in and Southgate to Fannie and Nannie Perkins lot in Eighth Ward $320 and IT Goodlett to Mary Mulvihill lots on Crawford street rx The count Mayor McCarver fancies that he is not very tender-hearted but it has been noticed that the poor seldom leave his office without some sort of assistance Recorder Bell fancies that the new water-works bonds will command a premium Precedent is with him Comptroller Flanigan fancies that nobody has observed that he has taken to writing with a gold pen and wearing boutounieres Treasurer Tumble Iancies that he is a detective His first job wTas the location of the Gipsy woman who told fortunes without a license Health Officer Mitchell fancies that the sanitary inspection of 1888 will be the best in the history of the city He fears cholera son Orr Jackson Co ocers: think the pros-verv fair for a good spring The indications look flatter-t is a good wheat crop and -y merchants are in a pretty condition with accounts up cakley Co grocers: de is opening up tirst-rate ik will continue good Our generally in a pretty good and buy a great deal for iiink old Nashville is coming friends in Tennessee now thir A very handsome lithograph representing the military encampment to be held in this city next May will be issued next Wednesday and will be posted in the public places throughout United States In the foreground a brigade of soldiers is being reviewed by the General and in the rear is an excellent picture of the grand stand and club-house at West Side Park where the drill and encampment will be held Manager Smith wrote Capt Berry yesterday that he expected to get the Gate City Guards to attend the dril and he might be able to persuade a battery also from Atlanta to come Capt Bibb of the Montgomery True Blues called upon Gen Chas Thurman yesterday and informed him that the Blues would enter the drill Capt Bibb is a fine officer and has one of the best companies in the South and will doubtless make a hot fight for the first prize The Mobile Rifles say that they will attend the drill if the Flouston Light Gaurds of Houston Tex will Capt Smith wrote the Guards regarding the challenge but has not yet received an answer The Houston Guards won the first prizes at Mobile and New Orleans two years ago over the Chickasaw Guards of Memphis and Mobile Rifles and both companies are impatient to retrieve their lost laurels Miss Bacon the sponsor for the Southern Cadets of Macon Ga has selected her ladies of honor who will accompany her to Nashville The names of her fair companions were not communicated but the letter from which the above facts were taken says that she has chosen of the loveliest girls in Miss Bacon herself is a noted beauty but this announcement need not startle the Atlanta Rifles for their sponsor and her staff represent the fairest graces and gentlest culture of the Rock City This feature of lady sponsors for the companies contesting in the drill is a relie of chivalry not difficult to trace Scott has woven about the knight of old a rich fabric of enthusing lore based upon the custom of the list that each knight paid his aevoirs to some goddess of beauty eyes rained solt upon him The lance of Ivanhoe may have mold-ered but the spirit of chivalry which he embodied breathes and burns even though under new conditions and the recognition which these modern civic knights request at the hands of Nashville beauty is a graceful obeisance to her excellence and inspiring graces which will find no critics As a rule the companies which will attend vhe drill will represent the best elements of society in their respective cities and the ladies who will honor them will do so without in he least overstepping the limit of maidenly reserve Indeed very many members of the crack Southern companies have a clientele of lady friends already in Nashville L3 1 th an Justi Buford Bros Justi lie hardware: see nothing of realizing a good spring The volume of business done City Preseriptionist Hodges fancies that he could beat Max Judd at chess enterprise which several now manifested All of the Baldwin cracks are Dickinson Settle Kinnaird: -oring trade has been sasisfac- I good and prospects are good gliing in trip The country is in if he had another chance The are making up a purse Albert also fancies that he makes pills gracefully the city puts up the purse for this Col George White fancies that Ka-vee-na can beat Blessing when they meet at West Side in the Ivy Leaf stakes Secretary Gilloek fancies that Eg-mont is that Terra Cotta is world the filly Annie Clare will the when she starts and that there is nothing like West Side Park Col James White fancies flowers he is never seen without a geranium boutouniere A SPRING ROUND HAT I Mlap- Buckner Buckner Co dry goods and notions: -it and no reason why oold not continue so throughout ieffson Crops are reported fine he country is in good Campbell Fite Lyles Davis wholesale dry goods and no-Spring trade has been very i rv to date Credit is worth in Nashville than it has been in the experience of the jobbing Everything points to a good rade and May trade The alii- and wheels have not affected ountry merchants anywhere exin some sections of North Ala- $100 entered in the Lawyers and Troubadour stakes and Freeland prize and doubtless he expects to win but the horses that have wintered at West Side are forward as those on the Pacific Slope and their meetings will be hard fought The animals now at the course could be screwed up to racing form in five days and are taking work as smoothly as the most fastidious trainer could desire Mr Bob Swigert son of the proprietor of the Elmendorf stud was in the city a day or two ago and on a visit to West Side Park was astonished at the splendid condition of the horses much as he had heard about the advantages of the place The horses at Lexington have not had a work thus lar and are terribly backward The public are beginning to realize that racing will be seen at Nashville in a few weeks without any parallel in the South and interest is keep in the approaching events The sporting papers too are prophesying all manner of good things for the meeting and everybody officials trainers jockeys and owners is in high feather This was worn by a tall lithe brunette 19 years old maybe with big expressive brown eyes a roguish mouth and a brilliant coloring The accentuated feature of her attire was a poke hat a big whimsical conspicuous coquettish poke which ran out like an inverted penthouse above the forehead and flared with laughing audacity about the face The rogue of a hat was covered with black tulle and its crowm was one bunch of large nodding yellow roses mixed with their own leases and prickly stems One wandering spray of rose foliage escaped from the tangle and hung with the above-mentioned fifty-four inches of black tulle and gold ribbon down behind It sounds brave it? And she a sweet-faced demure-eyed modest creature who betray the quiver ox an eye-lash that she felt the gaze see look at She never turned her head An instant and she had vanished inside a shop claiming for him is viewed from two standpoints His advocates argue that the fact will indicate such a progressive spirit on the part of Southern Republicans that the North and East will be glad to stimulate it by a concession of the Presidential nomination it prefers trusting that the ultimate consequences in the party will be a reward On the other hand the anti-Shermanites claim that the electoral vote of the South is almost sure to go as a unit for Democracy the voice of Southern Republicans will be weak in the national councils Discarding these arguments the fact remains that tiie Ohio Senator is fighting on the aggressive away down in Dixie and that the machine Republicans are to a large extent his allies in this section One of warmest supporters in Tennessee however yesterday said to an Aaieri-OAN reporter that the Sherman men would have the liveliest light on their hands in the convention ot May 16 that they ever faced and that they would find that they were mistaken in their calculations have the advantage of he continued that they are organized and we are not but the boldness of their scheme to capture the delegation is such that it will aid us materially in our opposition When the convention meets the Iriends ot Mr Blaine will be them and they will make themselves felfc while the deal is going- on We have no personal fight to make against Mr Sherman but we have a personal fight to make for Mr Blaine Florence letter or no Florence letter and we are going to make it to the There seems to be a tendency to draw swords in the Republican camp The coming man lor the gubernatorial nomination of the Prohibition party is not in sight yet have several good men who would make the one of the Dry leaders remarked yesterday the situation does not demand that we yet show our hand Our Convention on the 26th will impress the opposition we trust and we are going to make such a nomination as will win respect for our candidate and give confidence to our forces We are in dead earnest and will be felt in the election to a The Prohibitionists in Tennessee generally favor Clinton Fisk for the Presidential nomination The speaker was asked who they wanted for the second place of three was the reply think would be acceptable to the Prohibitionists ot' Tennessee Fontaine F'ox of Kentucky Tanner of Athens Ala or Canfield of Waco Tex However our campaign is as yet in embryo so far as men are Thorne Adams Thorne Co boots and shoes: zz trade has been very large trade depends upon the Charlie Robert fancies that the literati of the turf at the approaching equine conflict at West Side Park will evince an alliance with the goddess of fortune at which the hoi polloi will Charlie thinks the bookmakers are ipvincible Gen Jackson fancies that Luke Blackburn will sometime get a world beater and that the Iriquois colts and fillies are the best that ever trod Belle Meade Miles Sanders iancies that he knows how to drive but the boys say that his filly is too fast for him Judge Ridley fancies that the of the green will realize that he is in the city Bob Marshall fancies that he is going to be the next Sheriff Tax Assessor Southgate fancies that the city is rich so do the tax-payers Dr Pierce fancies that West Nashville is going to astonish the natives soon with a big boom Bob Porter fancies that Bob Side-bottom and Sam Turner are good detectives and the Captain is right Chief Clack fancies that the force will look in their new John Kirkman trustee to Miss Kate Norvell lot in Hobson and addition $1500 Tarpley and wife John Tar-pley and wife Mary Frith Wm Tarpley and wife Charley Tarpley and wife Lowe Reasoner Fannie Brockman John Stevens and wife Mattie Gillam and James Gillam to James Tarpley land in Twenty-fourth District quit claim deed Lorzell Bryant to Harriet Parmer land in Second District $40 FT Plummer and wife to Doc Sutton lots in Cannon plan $80 Janies Rains et al to George Chambers land on Nolensville pike twenty acres $1500 Mrs II Lindsley to Mrs Jane Bloodworth lot in addition to Edgefield $1050 Galligan to Jere Mahoney lots in Tenth District $500 Wrenne Clerk and Master to Amanda Cheney three lots in addition $1687 Wrenne Clerk and Master Covington Wollard to Noel lot on Shelby street $45 Goosby to Wyatt lot on Second street $1000 The Diamond THE NEW REFRIGERATOR Ewing Ewing Gaines whole-: hardware: is good and reason why it should not continue The country seems to be in ex-ent Thomas President Nashville rv Company: trade en better than it ever has In We are preparing for a big fall McDaniel Pendleton Drug many: has been very uis spring Better than we ex- An Enterprise That Promises to Become Popular A revolution is promised housekeepers in the new feature in refrigerators which is soon to be provided by the Nashville Automatic Refrigerating Company Mention has been made of the pipes the company has run into the market-house on a right of way granted by the city by which the meats at every stall may be kept in a perfect condition Pipes were also run yesterday into Diehl bottling establishment and the company will shortly ask for the right of way over the city at large A complete factory has been erected on Front street near Church and the Company has thus far gone to an outlay of about $20000 These pipes carry anhydrous ammonia into refrigerators supplied with pipes to receive it and the ammonia may be supplied through pipes directly from the factory or in ammonia tanks such as are used in soda water fountains The latter will be used mainly in private houses the tanks being portable and renewed with fresh ammonia at the factory It takes the place of ice II idford Nichol furniture: een 15 to 20 per cent better than fas 1 i-t spring Collections have In satisfactory More people want future and the demand is for a ler class of I rv 1 Fritz Herman Bros Lin-L Co "wholesale boots and have up to the present an ex edingly good trade and ect to have a good business from (human McKay Bradley McKay Ter dealers: outlook for a spring business is ir Hitchcock Hitchcock wagons etc: spring trade been very fine The demand for mins implements harvesters etc been and is very i Gennett A Gennett seeds We are having a good business Id anticipate a brisk trade during SPRING BEAUTIES i i 4 JACKSON Tlie Supreme fourt-The AYest Tennessee AI A Convention Gen Thurman fancies that the May Drill will eclipse any ever seen in the country The fancy is modest but it has a foundation Chief Carell fancies the new fire alarm system which Louisville parties have on exhibition on the Public Square Richardson fancies the Midland is the greatest thing on wheels and his brother swears he is right City Attorney Taylor fancies that he can hear back-tax shekels dropping into the municipal coffers Ivo Burns Iancies that he can make a mash through the ticket office bar at the Nashville Chattanooga depot Charlie Cullom fances that he has a on Holsteins Lem Campbell fancies that lie will win the big railroad damage suit he brought a week ago Arch Hughes fancies that Sherman will get the Tennessee delegation A Robinson fancies that he has one of the lastest young roadsters in the county and they say he is right Will Sheetz fancies that he looks prettier without his moustache but Ed Anglim says he no longer fears him The Easter bonnet riots in gold lace It is a wilderness of flowers and jreen leaves It is softly and fancifully luxurious with gause and tulle It is piquant with all manner of conceits in ribbon It is a bonnet wThich puts the quieter more conservative bonnet of past years to the blush It is dazzling upon a woman who stands decoration It is a delusion and a snare to a woman and alas! there are many such who does not It is a bonnet to admire to think four times about to view with suspicion to exult in when once the right combination has been found Speaking roughly the bonnet empire is divided between the eapote and the poke The capote confines itself to color the poke runs to shape The capote is the smallest bonnet of AMUSEMENTS Build iny Operations Building operations continue to be brisk Prom centre to suburbs the sound of hammer and saw is heard and new structures from the modest cottage to the stately down town building are appearing The signs of progress and nrosperity are multiplying and are a "ateful sight to every citizen The tollowing building permits were issued last week Mrs Sarah Hill frame stable 105 Lafayette street $50 Thos Gibson to repair brick storehouse 307North Market $1000 Lyle a frame buggy-house corner of University and Murrell street $20 Thos Gerraty frame dwelling 413 Humphreys street: $400 Mrs Kate Conley frame dwelling corner of Houston and Martin streets $400 Mrs A Maney bick stable 1514 West Broad $600 John Barnes frame dwelling 115 i North First street $600 Mrs Julia Leary frame dwelling 1805 Patterson $600 Mrs Mary lvlooz frame kitchen 1223 North Cherry $125 Robt Rodes two-story brick building corner Spruce and Shirley $1000 Robert Tudail frame dwelling corner Murray and Green $900 Arrington Farrar brick stable corner of Summer and Peabody $125 A Longliurst frame addition to his residence on Watson street $1000 Dr Williamson frame bathroom to his residence 418 Main street $75 IF Yarbrough frame dwelling 1116 Demonbreun $1200 Dr McFarland improving stable on Broad street $100 Joseph Levy two-story brick store house on Church street next to corner of Vine $1700 Wright one-storv frame dwelling on Shelby avenue $1000 FT Ehrhard frame addition to his house corner Ash and High $110 Curry porch to his residence Base ball circles have a sensation that "will last them some time in the sale of Clarkson to Boston for $10000 Says the New York Telegram makes the Boston club a remarkable attraction With a 75000 grand stand a $20000 battery and an extra $7500 pitcher in Sowders thre ought to be no difficulty for the City of Culture to make a barrel of money and reach a high mark in the League race Morrell now has a wonderfully strong team and will offer a big price for the championship He will have full charge of the team and being a practical captain stands a very good chance of ending the season well up this city the general impression prevails that although Clarkson has added at least 10 per cent to the strength of the Boston club it is not strong enough to win the flag It is true that the great twirler who leads the League in his position has been a stumbling block to the Detroits New Yorks and Philadelphias By securing him the Bostons have a man who will be a great help when they face their old enemies But there are one or two clubs who have no fear for the Beaneaters in any shape or form and especially for Clarkson One of these teams is the one that calls Pittsburg its home On the other hand the White Stockings are indeed greatly weakened In Clarkson they had a man to whose efforts mainly they owe the high position they held in the race last season This move it is almost universally believed will flatten chances of winning the pennant or even getting a place in the race Capt Anson is about the only man who thinks he can win first place with his present force Van Haltren and Mark Baldwin have shown wonderful improvement in the box since they lest Chicago last season but they have not had the experienpe of the Cambridge lad and itL will take practice before they can equal his performances in the box Dave Orr is captaining the Brooklyn team for the present has so far been doing nearly all of the pitching for Washington Leach and Gaule have been released by the Birmingham club Capt Irwin is willing to match Henry against Latham at 100 yards straightaway Hoover of the Chicagos broke a finger in New Orleans the other day Catcher Ganzel of the Detroit club is laid up for repairs He has a felon on one of his fingers The Galveston club claims to have a prior agreement with Peter Daniels the young pitcher just signed by Louisville contract with Chicago calls for $800 additional if he abstains from drink and $200 if he keeps below 190 pounds Radbourn is at Hot Springs His last letter to the Boston directors reads: you make good what you took out of my salary last year I will come on and negotiate with To-morrow night at the Grand Opera House Pete Baker and a strong supporting company open for a engagement in and a musical comedy in four acts which Mr Baker has played over 2000 times Baker Farron were until recently household words as the source of tun and innocent merriment Now it is Baker alone There is something of a plot running through the piece in which is sandwiched a number of the year It is as to frame much Special VixiwtcJ) to The A merican Jackson Tenn April 7 The Supreme Court to-day promulgated rule laying off work This term is nofc to exceed forty-two days Madison will be completed Monday to be followed by Decatur Henderson Benton Obion Weakley Carroll Gibson Crockett Haywood Hardeman Fayette Tipton Lauderdale Dyer Lake and Shelby If the docket of any county is completed before the time allowed it the succeeding county will be called The lawyers are required to be present The West Tennessee Convention of the Yr Association to-day elected Judge Eaves of Memphis President Trotter Brownsville Murrell Jackson Yice Presidents Parks Brownsville A Babb Memphis Secretaries This is the largest Convention yet had in West Tennessee about fifteen Associations being represented by sixty-two delegates Judge Estes delivered a line address to-night at the First Methodist Church on supporting Associations The Convention adjourns tomorrow night Ed Faircloth fancies that he can songs rendered by Mr Baker and manipulate the light for Joe Mul-hatton and he is right Blue whistlers Miss Lutie Miller Mr Baker is excellent in his dialect character his strong acting and character songs Miss Miller is a charming soubrette and is possessed of a sweet voice She renders a number of new songs and the recipient of applause catch Ed when he gets a fair start on a yarn Jesse Overton fancies that he possesses the finest pack of hounds in Middle Tennessee He says he would rather go fox hunting than talk to a pretty girl but prefers selling a car of coal to either P-T Handlv Farquharson boiesaie hats: The spring is been good and there is a for a good trade fw- Bros whole-rv goods: "First rate spring better than it has ever been and good for it to continue Col-ions Hale Mason A Co whole-ts and shoes: trade en very good indeed The fill-1 orders are good From indica- to the condition of the coun-' our men etc the country is shape for the fall Parrish Carter Dunbar boots and shoes! trde has been 25 per cent year's Collections are sn'i I think the prospects for trade are Manir-r Manier Son boots and shoes: good and prospects for trad are lair Everything an average trade if not one "Fian the -ves Reeves Co dry notion- trade has zkide Kinkade Co whole-' and straw goods: Cas been a little better Ml Not so good in some Mit better in others A Detnoville Berry Demo- Lo- wholesale drugs: nas been better than usual Mis t0 be gOOCi during the like last capote but rounder and more compact It is businesslike but brilliant covering itself with iridescent lace straws heaping up the flowers but allowing no flying loose ends It is the married bonnet settled in life though grand The poke attends to the picturesque department and is especially suited to young girls In hats the large Gainesboroughs of last year appear again but under different names Turbans in soft straw are favorites but the positive novelty of the season is the fancy hat bent by the milliner in any fashion her notion suggests from the Leghorn flat To generalize a little the hat has a lower rounder crown than in three years past but its brim is wider more defiant and more capable of all sorts of bewildering efl'ouUu AT THE CAPITOL The charter of the Fldison Company was registered yesterday by the Secretary of State Gov Taylor issued appointments yesterday to the following Notary Publics: A Viekarid Jack- Deaths and Births Dr Charles Mitchell Health Officer and City Registrar reports the following deaths and births in the city for the week ending at noon April 7 1S88: DKATII3 son of Wilson County Snyder of Davidson and Jas Hicks of Sullivan 800 Church street $25 Cause of Death NAMES Marriages Licenses for the Week white Bruce Douglas fancies that he has one of the loveliest houses around Nashville a sufficient inducement to cause any girl to sigh to share his lot Ossie Walsh fancies that he knows a good horse Every afternoon alter banking he mounts his sorrel stud and goes forth into the country Will Moore fancies an active stock market where everybody has a chance to make their fortune He is generally a bull but now and then is found on the bear side Jo Warner fancies that he knows good iron ore and pig iron when he sees it He is manager of the largest charcoal furnace in the South He is always in a good humor and is something of a practical joker Jo Branch fancies he can speak German as fluently as a native Teuton He is a hard worker is well up on legal poiflts and loves a good joke Tom Tyler fancies that he can dance divinely but says he is just now an honorary member of society and is devoting all of his time to his own affairs Albert Marks fancies a trip to Europe consequently will set sail the 14th of this month and will spend his summer on the other side of the K' mker Kemker-Woolwine ranker Company We have Wilkes frame dwelling on South Market $900 Eliza' Hamlet frame stable 647 Woods street $15 James Barr to remodel frame residence 3 North Third street $700 Pat to build one-story frame addition to his residence on Woodland $150 Mrs Annie Johnson shed Line near Vine $20 Jones 78 to remodel frame dwelling on Fatherland $500 Noel brick addition to mill Mulberry and Ewing $8000 Geo Loefler two-story brick store and dwelling Monroe and High fi 000 Lanier shed to stable corner Woodland and Tenth $25 Albert Yost to repair frame dwelling 1105 South Market $125 George Bean frame dwelling Spring and Putnam $300 A Lindsley agent one-story brick dwelling Woodland street $3000 Cianosls Corgestion brain jTub meningitis (Whooping cough Paralysis Diarrhoea (Remittent fever Meningitis Neurasthenia Nervous I Typhoid fever I Consumption Meningitis Child birth Heart dls Bronchitis i Consumption (Consumption (Consumption iOld age Heart disease Marasmus Scrofula OiMjW llMjW MW SIMIW 3 MiW frIMjW 49 MiW OjK jW OIF IW 65! I 58FiW 21 I 13 OIF 23 75 46IMiC 40 MIC 36 jM 11 80 1 241 OF 4IFIC McCarthy Wm Cripps Sim Casey Ceorge Mag 111 Wm Wa fen Thomas Kilen dared Teeple Hallle Hite Leah wings Mary Buckley Sallie Phillips Lena Searlght Clara Gauthrler Alice Smith Clara Stauber Nancy Heady Daniel Bailey Wesley Alford Peter Livingstone Lulu Oliver Carrie A Holland Gallic W'ashlngtoJi I Marion Chandler i Tommie Itidley Charley Reedj'to Alice Gardner Robt A Maroney to Eliza Lane Joe Fieldes to Minnie Gennett Louis Reinhardt to Mary Wilson Walter A Hinton to Lena Carroll Louis Stein to Annie Gaus John Huff to Johanna Sullivan Wm Allen to Annie Simmons Grover Sealley to Elmira Slavin A Eubank to Amanda Evetts John Burnam to Dora Buchanan COLORED Henry Hudgins to Sallie Leftwicb Eli Foster to Johanna Jenkins Wm Turner to Emma Murray Wes Houston to Drou Perkins Rich Blye to Celie Modley Jas Craighead to Lucy Crawford Reuben Webb to Josephine Burton John Brown to Ida Toney to make Our trade factory with an increase and in increase every If no drouth shall 1 have a good trade dur-ine Secretary and Treas- Ehs Cracker Company: at all We have is factory trade better 3 II The Turf Blaylock says that Favor is in the pink of condition and that Sir Dixon is the best 4-year-old he ever saw Baldwin says he will disappoint the handicappers who had been piling on loads of weight on Volante and generally let such races go by the board and run his pet in purse races instead Admiiers of that game horse Dry Monopole are investing in his stock for the Brooklyn Jockey Club handicap The valiant son of Glenelg and Peru is as sound as a dollar fresh from the mint and will be dangerous in all Adults Minors 14! Males 10! White 16 lUiFemales 14Colored a I ft A A DOMESTIC IDYL Total 24 BIRTHS White-Males 7 tamales 4 total 1L Colored--Males 1 females 3 total 4 Males 8 females 7: total 15 ikius Phillips But-luring Company stoves spring trade is the have ever had Fall-vas on account of the lore than made up in Collections have been Houston Bridges and glassware: 1 a good trade better Cumberland "Cur trade this year is At ii last At well Sneed fer- is dull wake me up at six riald he on going to bed is my busy day get right he said Charter Filed A charter was filed with the Register yesterday by the Eastern Railroad Company composed of Harris Wm Nance Charles Cole Wade Lewis Thos Weaver A Wheeler and John Gaut for the purpose of constructing a railroad from Church street to or near the Central Tennessee Flospital for the Insane on the Lebanon pike the early races this spring Lee Fitzgerald fancies newspaper work he writes well is something of a wag and is always busy and popular Matt Gardner fancies that his farm is as good as they make them He has a beautiful herd of Jerseys loves the country and only needs a wife to make his home complete Jack Price fancies fine horses and is willing to back his opinion John A Hitchcock fancies that he is happiest when he is down on Market street at his house hard at work Jno Thompson fancies that he writes a beautiful hand he keeps a model set of books is the neatest man in town and is very fond of the ladies His patient wife who previously Experiments had tried Said nothing-only looked at him And softly sadly sighed CAPOTE AND TURBAN The reporter looked on at the evolution of a hat yesterday The milliner laid before him something which appeared to be a sraw table-mat in a Leghorn braid It was flat it was smooth it suggested no use but that of serving to keep a hot vegetable dish or meat platter off the table cloth The milliner bent it She heaped up quite a promontory in front She made it look like a sloping tableland with a succession of hills all around She took a strip of golden brown velvet and contrived a circlet into which she fitted the low ground of the foot hills Then she laid hold of a handful of pink roses and planted them on the top of the promontory She held it up for my approval Behold it was a Leghorn one of the prettiest conceits of the spring Here is a group of pretty hats that have been seen in the shops The night passed on the morning came At six she said own six You know you said He grunted 2-year-old colt Bran-! deline by Brown Wilkes dam by Wedgewood seems to be the sensa- tional youngster at Forest City Farm I Cleveland and competent and experienced horsemen consider him the equal of anything of his age in America It is said Mr Emery is willing to match him against Nearline and Sudie I) in a contest for $1000 a corner winner to take all The Horseman improving Lecture by Dr Fitzgerald The attention of the public is called to the lecture to be delivered by Dr Fitzgerald in McKendree Church to-morrow evening at 8 While the subject Courtship and is not new yet it is one that never ceases to be of interest and those familiar with Dr versatility of thought and style arc prepared to hear a sparkling and in str active lecture notwithstanding has taken the place and subject of John De Witt Miller Admission 25 cents Ice Cream and Strawberries There will be an ice cream and strawberry festival given Friday night by the Young Guild at Mrs on Fourth and Fatherland streets East Nashville Admission 10 cents There will be a programme prepared for the occasion A '1 At seven she gently tried again But once again without The slightest semblance of He only snapped "Get Vice President Bank: business and I see of the country justify any but a fair nK the year A good is ielt concerning the lls Should Congress to relieve that a trade will be the re- At eight her courage almost failed And turned to wholesome dread For as she spoke she had to dodge A boot flung at her head A Fire Drill On the 13th of this month a committee appointed by the National Association of Fire Engineers meet in New York to prepare a inanuel of drill for the education of firemen the same to be presented to the next 1 1 Goulding Marr fancies that he is well informed in regard to stocks and bonds He probably sells and buys more than any othar young man in town and is generally a bear Hugh Kirkpatrick fancies that nothing looks so well as a well filled grocery house with tastefully arranged line of goods He is a hustler and keeps everybody hustling about him Louis Sperry can count money as fast as anybody Never gets excited A jockey who has been creating a genuine sensation at New Orleans during thd winter meeting there is Freeman a vhite youngster who weighs but 70 lbs and who has a car-rotty head of hair Unless he gets a case of the because of the praise lavished upon him he promises to surpass all the light-weight jockeys for he is a wonderful judge of DffPP si a titnozlv VionH a irnod 6V6 eya iur ne is a wonaenuijuugc pace has a steady hand a good eye She thought he swore at nine And gave up trying then And lie whose busy day It was Hot up at half-past ten 4 Positively the best remedy ever discovered for all diseases of man and beast that can be reached by an external medical application is Kangum Root Liniment One trial will convince Manufactured only by Ihm-um Root Medicine Co Nashville 50 cents per bottle For by all druggists' Female Smuggler Caught New York April -Mrs Francis DeGross who came over on the steamer Belgent was searched by customs officials and in her hat which was of the theatrical-nuisance pattern they found thirty pairs of gold ear rings and a secret pocket in her dress held three gold watches lots of finger rings attd some other jewelry nal President Fourth and pay- anticiPte a fairly sililn are in a comfort- 1 see that athuis 6 an aPPrehension of Then came the tide of bitterness That overflowed her cup For he remarked half-past ten? Why you wake me William Hill in Journal of Education Internal Revenue internal revenue collections were $202697 and a capacity for such tearing finishes as have made Garrison famous HaB a steieotyped smile for all girls presenting checi.