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8 THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 27 1888 Buchanan a Kentucky Derby winner: 2d dam Paradise by John Morgan and 81 cup r7 Lisbon Lord Programme the Children Will RIDDLE THE FIELD OF SPORTS 5-year-old horse 4-year-old colt Torchlight second and 4-year-old Veracity third There were ten starters MANILA CTL HERS Everything Ready for the West Side Park Meeting If ill 1 SASH she the dam of Climax one of the speediest horses ever bred in America Lamasney Bros say he could hvve equalled Stuy record of 1 :40 when ready to run Mr Douglass can be seen in Nashville and at West Bide Park during the races These colts can be bought at reasonable prices privately A Yearling Tip No 22 on the Belle Meade catalogue is put down foaled 4 i to Coney 1887 eligible ney Island Futurity Miss Ford Breaks the Record at Five-Eightrtis of a Mile WHOLESALE A Special Stake Offered New York April The New York Sportsman has offered a special stake for Harry Wilkes Belle Hamlin and Prince Wilkes being a sweep-stakes of fl000 each with 3000 added money the race to be trotted over the Rochester Driving Park July 4 the winner to take $5000 the second to save stake nominations to be closed May 5 and each nomination to be accompanied by 500 GLASS PAINTS Oil Lib Official Pooling at the Kilrain and Sullivan The Ivy City Meeting Sporting Miscellany Stakes of 1889 by Enquirer 1 4am Bribery (dam of Miss Ford Zuleika and Boodler) Would it be strange to see Mr Harrell representing Mr Baldwin his father-in-law and Phil Dwyer set sail alter this one? It is two to one that this filly brings highest price etc 305CHOSCII STREET NASHVILEE Vi ir otxoe We beg leave to notify the public that for the next sixty days ari 1st we will sell our entire stock of Dropped Dead Louisville Ky April Dorsey Jr the well-known trotting horse breeder and turf writer 1 ell dead at his farm near this city to-day aged 69 For over thirty years he has bred fine trotters in this county He founded the Gold Dust family Epaulet sold lor 22500 was probably the finest horse he ever trained Dorsey was an Englishman and a graduate of Oxford ies l-ii OASI-J BASE BALL HENDERSON MO GAN Plumbers apl suwefrl 2m Steam Gas Fitters 320 AND 333 NORTH CHKKKy sTR i The hotels are crowded the streets are thronged the cafes are busy and the town is on the qui vive for the great meeting at West Side Park which opens to-morrow Never in the history of Nashville was so much interest manifested in a racing programme and it may be added never was there such cause for popular appreciation The enterprise of the Park management supplemented by fortunate topographical situation has secured the attendance of over 400 flyers and attracted many of the most prominent turfmen in America There is but one expression and that indicates a general confidence that the meeting will be brilliant and attended with an eclat that must happily affect the future of the course The track presents a busy scene the whole day through now Trainers are ntting the finishing touches to their orsesand fast work is the order of the hour They are generally advanced and it is certain that the stakes will be hotly contested throughout The press of the country has much that is pleasant to say concerning the event and every circumstance seems to be propitious The managers are endeavoring to meet all the demands which are pressing upon them in the matter of stabling etc and owners and trainers manifest gratifying satisfaction with the efforts to show them due attention The finishing touches to track horses and preliminaries are being made and by to-morrow morning nothing will be leit to be done Observe at Grove The children of the Buena Vista Seminary 482 in number are looking forward with bright anticipations to the grand picnic to be given by Dr A Roper principal of that institution next Tuesday They have begun to more closely watch the indications signaled by and are treasuring up the thought that that hoary-headed prognosticator may predict with absolute certainty that the 1st of May will be fair dry and that a uniform temperature will prevail A good romp in the woods will be a pleasing which will have the effect to stimulate the participants to renewed energy in the pursuit of their studies throughout the remainder of the term The following programme will be observed on the arrival at Grove Song May School Address of welcome Miss Annie Roper Song School Response to the Address of Welcome Hattie Johnston Recitation Florence Taber Declamation Jas Peebles Song Charlotte Rack-nitz Recitation Minnie Norriss Recitation Eddie Zachary Recitation Lorena Seifried Song Wolly Joe Johnston and school Recitation Birdie Stier Recitation Minnie Marsh Recitation Ancient Julia Clayton Declamation of Sir John Lem Warner Song Charley Bell and school Recitation Lizzie Walkup Recitation Edith Helps Things Daisie Carney Essay Willie Blair Song Little School Recitation Emma Peebles Song Till Your Cash Runs School Declamation Can Do No Joe Johnston Composition Her-mand Kellerhalls Geography To be sung by Fourth Grade pupils Calisthenics School Picnic song School Address Female Day School Dr A Roper Principal Ferrell Principal of the Watkins Seminary which is one of the best schools in the Thirteenth District will also escort 100 of the pupils of that school on the same excursion POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds and can not be sold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO no19 ddtw ex su 106 Wall St New York MB CLOT FOB Men Boys and Children ARRIVING DAILY AT CHAS THURMAN 00 202 North Cherry Street 9 WALL! CENTRE RIBBON I is Store Fixtures Ceiiar CliestsCatiiiists Probes TERRY SHOW C6SE GO 119 Cherry St Hash ti U-r IMBIMET WORK FOR Charleston Defeats New Other Games Special Jjimxttch to The American Charleston April To the intense astonishment of everybody Charleston snatched a victory out of the very jaws of defeat this afternoon The batteries were Voss and Nicholas for Charleston and Widner and Moo-lic for New Orleans The audience was very slim owing to the repeated defeats of the Charleston team and was moreover very much disgusted at the bum playing of the team At the opening of the ninth inning the game stood 6 to 2 in favor of New Orleans When the ninth opened half the audience left the grounds and the Pelicans had packed up their bats and sent them to the depot to be shipped on the train which leit at 615 The weakest batters in the home team were up but strange to say they began the fireworks Two two-baggers two singles and two fatal errors on the part of the visitors netted five runs to Charleston and won the game The Pelicans sent to the depot for their bats unpacked them and went in to win but were retired in one two three order Both clubs left here tonight for Atlanta where they will play an exhibition game to-morrow after which Charleston goes to Memphis and New Orleans to Birmingham It is probable that five men of the Charleston team will be relieved as soon as their successors can be engaged Following is a summary: Charleston 1 0010000 New Orleans 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Base Charleston 17 New Orleans 13 Errors Charleston 4 New Orleans 6 Struck A each REAL ESTATE AGENCY MAM (ESTABLISHED 1873) AX I 423 Union Street Nashville Tenn The Ivy Leaf Favorite It is now certain that Laura Stone (Madonna) will be the favorite for the Ivy Leaf stakes Concerning her the correspondent of the Sportsman wrote from Memphis in the race for the Gaston Hotel stakes The post betting was 5 to 2 aga inst Laura Stone 3 to 1 Blessing 8 to 1 the next lot and 50 to 1 the outsiders But the antics of the boys at the post were aggravating Break after break followed and four different times did filly run to the three-quarter pole on false starts So she ran over a mile before the race which must have taken a deal out of heij Finally alter the President and Secretary had gone to the post and each one of the nine boys had been fined they got away to apoorsiart Blessing in front Minnie Palmermnd Monita Hardy next and the otliers straggling Laura Stone about sixth Blessing had the race in hand alter they had gone a furlong and well ridden for once she led clear to the lower turn where filly had run up to second place In the stretch Laura Stone made gallant efforts all the way but her previous breaks and the bad start were too much for her and Blessing beat her a length in 50i's About the first time that I ever remember seeing two horses in one ownership fighting one another in a hard driving finish Fred Fink colt was a good third As filly Laura Storte is robably as good if not bttter than leasing I noted her with interest She is a neat bay not large but chunky built of good length and a fine looker all over A white heel is the only distinguished mark she has There was a great deal of feeling manifested between her party and the Blessing party and by an arrangement with Milton Young each trainer gets half of any stake they may win Long Chance Concerning Long Chance a Memphis correspondent writes to the Sportsman Chance the Derby col! on whom Waddill book at Louisville was filled last week I saw taking cantering exercise Not a large colt but withal compact and built on sturdy lines this son of Longfellow is a real good-looker and from the character of his work here is likely to beat more than will beat him in the Derby Last Wednesday he showed a mile and a quarter here in the rattling good time of 2:13 last mile in 1:45 last quarter in 1 have this from un doubted authority and have since had it-oonfirmed by three other parties and the weight carried in this run was 115 lbs This is racing form right now and if the colt stands this treatment and the rest he is sure to get in his present stable and retrograde under it run a good race in the Derby He need to improve much as this work shows him about fit now Enough will be gained if he meets with no set back from now BEAS Fon Choice brick cottage West Nashville 4200 a bargain Good 2-story frame residence 9 rooms lot 50x166 West Nashville price 6000 Choice central business property at a bargain Other choice property in all parts of the city vacant and improved on easy terms ADVANCES made on real estate where owners desire to sell Interest 6 per cent Sciatica Lumbago Scratches Sprains Rheumatism Strains Burns Stitches Of Special Interest To gentlemen of acknowledged taste in dress are those new lines of London Worsted Coatings And PARIS SILK VESTINGS Just received by Winter Jr Co LEADING TAILORS Contracts) Museln Eruptions Kocf Aonss Swintiey Saddle GDIs Piles Distemper Stiff Joints Backache Galls Seres I Spavin Cracks Scalds Stings Bites Bruises Bunions Corns At Birmingham Special Dispatch to The Amcrvcan Birmingham Ala April Birmingham defeated Memphis this afternoon by good batting and bad playing of the visitors In several instances the umpiring of Saitnders was rank against the visitors but this could not have materially changed the result Score by innings: Birmingham 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 7 Memphis 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 Base hits Reccius Andrews and Curtis Struck out Smith 2 Lynch 2 Errors Memphis 5 Birmingham 6 Keep a Bottle in the House T-heo of economy Keep a Bottle Always in the Stable (a Use When Wanted Call and List Your Property fel9 tf DRIFT FROM THE DEPOTS Mr James McKeand of the Union ticket office was confined to his home yesterday by sickness John Moss the St Louis Passenger Agent of the Louisville Nashville Railroad was in the city yesterday Aglar General Agent and Haight Traveling Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific Railroad were in the city yesterday A package of law papers bearing the name of Hearn of Franklin were left in the sitting room of the Union Depot two or three days ago They can be obtained upon application of the owner to Ticket Agent Knox PERSONAL Burney Ex-attorney General of Montgomery County is at the Maxwell Welbourne Hayley is located at Frankland and would be pleased to see his friends Phillip Lindsley formerly of Nashville and for some years past a resident of Dallas Tex with his family is at the Maxwell WPl cure Coughs Colds Plstemrer Moodas Skin Diseases Bowel and kidney Troutt Worms Loss of Appetite Loss of ondltlo Founders Debility Epizootic Rough It Is a general System Renovator ao4i Tonic for stock For sale everywhere Miss I'ord Breaks the Record Miss Ford yesterday broke the record at five-eighths qf a mile She was out for a fast mile and seemingly without much effort made it in 1:44 A number of reliable turfmen were closely noting her movements and by their stop watches she made five-eighths in one minute flat This was a half second under the record which was made by Jim Renwick at San Francisco Nov 3 1883 The chestnut son of Joe Hooker and Big Gun made it when 5 years old in one minute and a half second with 115 pounds up The weight yesterday carried by Miss Ford was not revealed by the stable but was in that neighborhood and the spectators say that she could have lowered the record even more Miss Ford as everybody knows is 4 years old and is by Enquirer dam Bribery was foaled at Belle Meade and is the property of Lucky Baldwin By the way a full sister to Miss Ford will be sold at Belle Meade to-day The speed and stamina of Miss Ford cannot be questioned and it is an open secret that her owner considers her the fastest bit of horseflesh in bis stable bar nothing but her unruly temper is a serious hindrance At tlie Track Old Lelex whom Dan Honig seems to have watered at the Fountain of Youth looks lrisky enough lor a 3-y ear-old notwithstanding his 10 years He will be heard from this meeting Sunlight is the latest tip for the Ivy Leaf while Annie Clare March burn Monita Miss Boyle Gentilly Haa-dy and the Baldwin youngsters are close together in popular esteem behind Laura Stone the prime favorite Poor Glen Fisner Yesterday he broke loose tried to tear up a fence scarred and bruised himself and may be considered out of all turf reckoning for some time He had been doing finely up to last Monday and much was expected of him The probable starters for the Ivy Leaf stakes to be run to-morrow are Monita Hardy Kidnap Miss Boyle Kee-vee-na Meta Sunlight Skip By Chance Rachel Daisy Woodruff Lucy Gentilly Paolo Alabo Bonatella Iris Minnie Palmer Top-of-the-Morn-ing and Laura Stone The Extra Races The management of West Side Park will to-day decide whether an extra race will be given each day or not They could not speak definitely yesterday of their plans The Official Auction Pools The official auction pooling upon the races at West Side Park will be conducted by Mr Bishop Pools will be sold daily at the Maxwell House beginning at 10 a and in the evening at 7 :30 Mr Bishop will also be the official pool seller at the track Pools will of course be sold at the Maxwell to-night on the races to be run to-morrow V' I OPPOSITE THE SL MAXWELL HOUSE suwefrl Sin Sp THE WEBB MANUFACTURING C0f Proprietors TEN'S NASHVILLE ill RWSS3ESIsL This is the Top of the Genuine PEARL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY All others similar are imitations This exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney A dealer may say and think he has others as geed BUT HE HAS NOT Insist upon the Exact Label and Top For Sale Everywhere Madeoniyby GEO A MACBETH Pittsburgh FJ If AT THE HOTELS Proposals for Indian Supphis aM Transportation EPARTMENT OF THE IN KKi OS of Indian 'Taira 1884 -ealed tripn-aK ImLrvd 1 1-ir Beet" bid- for beef mi: separate env I Bacon ur Trans i -nation etc (as the case wu bt -ie OmmUslonerof Indian aL 7 Wooster street N-w ritti I of Tue'Dav 31 for the ImLau set vice uis bucof 80000000 hoof 250000 po-i-'d? vuiids baking powder 1 ds coni 485000 pounds i L-a pounds flour 5" oh H) pounds hard bread 67(00 pounds lard 850 barrels direct to No? 65 am tU Fck Ui Wd IssS for fu: 900000 1 be lnv lied pounds oatmeal For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged Medical and scientific skill has at last solved the problem of the long needed medicine for the nervous debilitated and the aged by combining the best nerve tonics Celery and Coca with other effective remedies which acting gently but efficiently on the kidneys liver and bowels remove disease restore strength and renew vitality This medicine Is RlIK'S fgm sound Other Gaines At Pittsburg Pittsburg 1 Chicago 9 Hits Pittsburg 1 Chicago 9 Errors Pittsburg 8 Chicago 3 Morris and Carroll Vanhaltren and Darling At New New York 11 Philadelphia 5 New York 9 Philadelphia 5 New York 9 Philadelphia 8 Batteries Crane and Ewing Gleason and Schriver At Baltimore Baltimore 4 Brooklyn 3 Hits Baltimore 14 Brooklyn 9 Errors Baltimore 5 Brooklyn 4 Batteries Cunninghan and Car-ruthers and Bushong At Philadelphia Athletic 9 Cleveland 10 Athletic 11 Cleveland 11 Errors Athletic 12 Cleveland 8 Batteries Mattimore and Townsend Bakeley and Zimmer At St Louis St Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 Hits St Louis 8 Cincinnati 5 Errors St Louis 6 Cincinnati 1 Batteries Knouif and Milligan Mullane and Baldwin At Kansas City Kansas City 3 Louisville 7 Hits Kansas City 6 Louisville 13 Kansas City 6 Louisville 4 Batteries Fagan and Briody Hecker and Cook At Indianapolis Indianapolis 8 Detroit 3 Hits Indianapolis 11 Detroit 7 Errors Indianapolis 7 Detroit 7 Batteries Shreve and Buck-ley Getzein and Bennet At Washington Washington 2 Boston 9 Hits Washington 5 Boston Errors Washington 13 Bos-n 4 Batteries Gilmore and Mur-y Madden and Tate The Local Diamond A match game was played on Kayne avenue yesterday between a picked nine from the 11 Northcuts and the Elliotts and the Granny White Pike Hustlers The former nine were defeated by a score of 19 to 11 The feature of the game was the battery work of McSweeney catcher and Duling pitcher 't Russian Thk Walbrldge Chicago Flemming Marietta Ga Jas Agiar Granby St Louis: Rev Flnman Toledo Cotter Minona Minn Cox Chattanooga Hightower Ragan Ala Stanton Grand Rapids Mich A Stanton Madison Ind Jackson and lady Amertcus Ga A Jarratt Murfrees boro Harris Chicago TV Grey Salem Ind Bunch Louisville Houghton St Louis Jas Cabell Lculsvtlle hite-sides Carjunter Scottsville Ky Byrd Douglas city Geo Curtis Mt Vernon ind Jones and wile Columbia: Dr Challoner Frank: in: Joe Rogers Wales Tenn Rev Telfair Hodgson Sewanee Gllcher Ashtabula Ewing tv Ogilvle Lewlsburg James Hinton city a Withlin Cincinnati Smithson Pulaski Wahath Syracuse Jordan Economy Ind Mrs A Franklin and son New Orleans Pope Taylor Vanderbilt A Cragwall city Kelley Detroit Sanford Texas: Plneas Johnston New York George Pierce Buffalo John Grashot Memphis: Collins Peoria 111: Bell Kentucky: A Steele Louisville J32UK) pounds rice 9000 pounds salt 27JHu pounds suaj sugar and 4200 pounds wheat Also blankets woolen and si'ting in part of 'eking 15 arl calico lu'ni" yards: evilm duck free from all sizing 17M0 yards gingham 12 Uri- FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Admission for Ladies Tuesdays and days from 8 to 11:30 A st A Sproul Chicago Haines Memphis Farrlnger Cincinnati Geo Scogwm Louisville Whiteside Carpenter Scottsville Ky Phil Puder Evansville liid Sawyer Clarksville Tenn Shwab Louisville Gillespie McGavock Gallatin Tenn George Wallingford Cincinnati John Funk Geo Steel Henderson Ky Athletic Clul Building Church between Cherry and College ap25 eod tf Itfllls a place heretofore unoccupied and marks a new era In the treatment of nervous troubles Overwork anxiety disease lay the foundation of nervous prostration and weakness and experience has shown that the usual remedies do not mend the strain and paralysis of the nervous system Recommended by professional and business men Send for circulars Price $1 00 Sold by druggists Wells Iticbardon Co Proprietors BURLINGTON VT ja25 frl ly 2 TO SEWER BUILDERS AND PAYING CONTRACTORS SULLIVAN ON SPIIKK St McClain Huntingdon Hall Brown Jr Harwood mhu Whitesides Cincinnati Conden Evansville Hill Palmetto Hamilton Elora Felix McDaniel Chattanooga John McQuade Birmingham Allen Paris Tex Jas 'toward city Hall Cincinnati A Ashford Memphis Chas Mucer Memphis Van Buceklrk Merrill Mt Sterling Jordan Armlstead Springfield MoD Carpenter wife and son Mrs Bibb Blissfield Mich Jones Eutaw Ala Short Louisville McCann Indianapolis TIIE RIVERS Jeans 17 (KKI yards: chel sheeting 2UOOO yard? hi (to yards hickory shirt ii shirting 6000 yards: win lug groceries notions plies school books etc and cellaneous articles n-h rakes forks etc and mr al uulred for the sente' to eago Kansas City and such wage ns as may pe rco' climate of the Fa I tic C-t brakes delivered at sir1 rra ADo transportation i goods and supi if' nat nro tor to be delivered at the a---BIDS MUST BE MADE OCT blank- Schedules showing D- of substance supplies reoiitr and School and the kli gross of aliother goo i vlth blark proposals bv bidders time and pine contract and paymei trn and all other necessary nlshed uoonappltention Washington or A Xcw York: James Fidget-" way New York the Cm tn enoe A at Cheyn worth Omaha Saint Lm Francisco the Postnci Yankton and to the 1 esim -tng places In Kansas: ok ton Caldwell Podge Great Bend Howard McPherson Marlon Lemc Osage City Sedan ste ton Wichita and Win lien The right Is reserved reject any and all bids and these proposals that appropriation piles by Congress Bids will be opened at tfo stated and bidders are mu the opening CERTIFIED (HE1 All bids must be aco ri cheeks or drafts upon soin pository or the First Nat a Angeles Cal for at least amount of the proposal JDC ATKIN he iy are Invited shaH be The Future of Ford Among the amateur fraternity it is a question of wonderment what luture athletic career will amount to The general opinion prevails that the ex-champion has seen his day and after so long a period of relaxation he will never again be the splendid performer he was in his palmy days With some athletics Meyers for instance a long rest was beneficial Light lithe-limbed yet muscular withal the latter could get fit enough to run for his life in two time But with Ford a differently constituted man who was accustomed to take his work as regularly in winter as in summer and who kept himself in splendid shape all the time he required different handling Ivy City Mooting Washington April The spring meeting of the Jockey Club was inaugurated at Ivy City to-day The day was all that could be desired and the large attendance proved how greatly the Washingtonians appreciate the sport On the quarter stretch were senators representatives and Government officers and all exhibited much enthusiasm First race purse 500 five furlongs Brittannic won Vance second Pa-troles third Time 104 Mutuals paid 1095 Second race three years and upwards one mile Boaz won Favor second Valiant third Time: 1:46 Post betting: Boaz 10 to 1 Favor out Third race handicap sweepstakes one mile The Bourbon won Bess second Specialty third Time 1:48 Post Betting: The Bourbon 12 to 1 Bess 5 to 1 Fourth race selling three-fourths mile Guardsman won second Rosalie third Time 1 :17 Post betting: Guardsman 20 to 1 6 to 5 Fifth race handicap steeplechase regular course Bob Miles won El-phin second Will Davis third Time 4:30 Post betting: Bob Miles 6 to 5 Elphin 2 to 1 ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY The following are the entries for races at Ivy City First race three-quarters of mile Swift 108 Sam Harper 110 Jubilee 104 Bela 107 Piso Gelding 93 Duke of Bourbon 104 Crichton 95 Patrocles 107 Second race one and one-sixteenth Richmond 118 Panama 112 The Bourbon 102 Lottery 100 Sebego 102 Third race one mile Belle 103 Revolt Gelding 105 Eleanor 103 Bendigo 113 Sir Dixon 118 Specialty 113 Satisfaction 113 Dublin 105 Annie 103 Defaulter 105 Fourth race seven-eighths of a mile Young Duke 107 Telie Doe 108 Hawley 100 Sam Keane 100 Golden Reel 97 Fifth race one mile Letretia 102 St Valentine 103 Orlando 108 Subaltern 103 Yorick 89 King 102 Tam 96 Ten Strike 104 Clay Pate 104 San Francisco Meeting San Francisco April Weather and track fair lor the third day of the spring meeting of the Pacific Coast Blood-horse Association attendance large First race one mile Pancho won Peregrine second Idalene Cotton third Time 1 :43 There were but eight starters for the Gano stakes out of forty-three entries distance three-fourths of a mile came in first So-So second Philander third Time 1 beating record by a quarter of a second The filly carried 107 pounds Dan McCarthy the owner of the chestnut filly Gertrude McCarthy claimed Sonoma had fouled his entry and cut her out The judges allowed the claim and gave the race to So-So alter whom the stakes will henceforth he named Second and third money was divided between Philander and Floodtide The board of public works will be prepared to receive bids until 3 in May 8 1888 for constructing Brick Sewer along Grundy street and across Broad street to McGavock avenue also for constructing B-ick and Concrete Pipe Sewer along street and Ewing avenue also for Paving Union street Deader-Ick street Maxwell alley Bank alley and Printers alley with Bituminous Brick also for constructing Curb and Sidewalk on Union street Drawings and specifications can be seen at the City office By order of the said Board A JOWETT ap24 3t City Engineer Report of the stage of water In the river at the polhts named at 3 75th meridian time 2:18 local time April 26 1838: The Pugilist Gpt Drunk on the Way Over Kilrain Accepts New York April 26 The World's Boston special alleges that Sullivan went on a spree aboard the Catalonia insulted ladies had fights with the employes beat Anna Livingstone and was so violent that the captain threatened to put him in irons Rev Manley one of the passengers is given as authority for the statements The steward in defending himself from an attack broke a soda syphon over head which pleased the big fellow so much that he said the steward was the only man aboard The engineer threatened to turn the hot water hose on Sullivan who thereafter left him alone Kilrain Will Accept New York April Kilrain wires from London that he will accept Sullivan 000 challenge He wants London Prize Ring Rules to govern and says that if fought in America the contest must be west of the Missouri River and take place Bix months after signing articles POLICKPi INT8 STATIONS LKRLKSS DYES Fen 1 convalescents especially females and ror all patients suffering from en-feebl ed digestion a mild Tonic stimulant one that contains just enough alcohi to stimulate the gastric follicles and is at the same time nutritious ii i itself would seem a most desirable remedy for routine use in every practice provided such a remedy is palatable enough to insure it continued use and cheap enough ti 4 make it available for all classes of patients Just such a preparation it is claimed is the Cone entrated Liquid Extract of Malt and ops which is now offered to the profe ssion under the name of The Tonic which has recently appeared on sale in most of our drug stores A trial will convince as to its pal-atability and price and the certificate of analysis by Prof Love of New York City seems to give unquestionable evidence of its therapeutic value From the Medical Bulletin apl82227my2 Cairo Chattanooga Helena Little Rock Louisville Memphis Nashville St Louis Shreveport Vicksburg LADIES Do Your Own Dyeing nt Home They will dve everything They are sold everywhere Price lOe a package They have no eoual for Strength Brightness Amount In Packages or for Fastness of Color or nonfading Qualities They do not crock or smut 40 colors For wile by Burge Rosooe hole-sale and Retail Druggists Frank Welse Druggist Cedar and Cherry streets Dr A Druggist corner Clay and Line streets North Nashville Drug Store corner Summer and Monroe streets Gray Co Druggists East Nashville Tenn mh2b mowefri ly per Belle Meade Sale To-day The Belie Meade yearling sale which is always an event of universal interest in Tennessee will occur to-day A special train will leave the Chattanooga depot at 9:30 for Bello Meade and will return after the sale which begins at 11 sharp Immediately after the arrival of the train the stallions will be exhibited in their paddocks and visitors will not see the noted stud on exhibition elsewhere than there The attendance to-day promises to be unusually large or it has become generally understood that the lot is about the finest ever seen at Belle Meade and their number runs up to filty- our Gen Jackson extends a courteous invitation to the public to be present- Douglas and William Starnes have for sale at West Side Park the bay 2-year-old gelding by Eland the best son of Jack Malone a winner in fast time from one to four miles Eland is in his two first crosses a brother of Mariposa the granddam of Blessing the phenomenal 2-year-old of 1888 Mariposa is one of the very best producing dams in America having seven winners and will soon add the eighth in Marshall Luke Swift 1:41 Ada 1:41 Beatitude and Boulevard 1 :41:4 were all first-class On the side the above gelding is out of Peri by Glengary sire of Stuyvesant mile in 1 :40 Seeond dam by Panica one of the best sons of Glenco Third dam Optima the dam of Peru the dam of Dry Monopole whose 1 mile is the best on record Ed Wiley has this colt and will show him to those who desire to purchase EHDouglas has at Grand Vie wFarm Franklin Tenn the following yearlings which are for sale privately Chestnut yearling (will be full 16 hands) by Boulevard full brother to Beatitude the dam of Blessing 1st dam Bon Ton by Great Tom This is the union of blood from which Swiit 1:41 came 2d dam Belle Isle mile in 1:41 By Imp Bonny Scotland This is Harry of the Ten family and this yearling whose name is Bully Boy is as good looking as the best from the family He is undoubtedly a race colt sound and well grown and a counter- Sart of his game good sire Chestnut lly very large and exceptionally handsome and racy Shows wonderful speed in pasture One year old last March By Farandole son of Enquirer and Waltz Enquirer the greatest sire of the Leamington family Waltz is the son of Glidelia whose 1M miles is fastest on record and proved her to be the best of Bonny daughters 1st dam Grape Shot by Buck Shotjft full brother in breeding to jm1! Jesunofskt Sergt Signal Corps Ragon Rhea Droulllard Nashville paihjcah cairo PACKET COMPANY' Sick Headache DItO HILLARD RHEA Nashville every SATURDAY elock at 12 Leaves a well-known race track thief and pickpocket was met yesterday on his arrival in the city by Detectives Sidebottom Turner and Saunders who escorted the gentleman to the lodgiugshouse on the bank of the sparkling Cumberland This warm reception was tendere(jthe famous thief because Chief of Detectives Porter thought it would be an excellent idea to have all sach gentlemen where he could put his hand on them without having to look for them Thomas Coleman better known as made a desperate break for liberty yesterday from the guards who had him laboring on the streets Up to date he hafi eluded all pursuit Two young crap shooters Jesse Walden and William Catron both colored were arrested yesterday morning by Officer Russell Positively Cured bj these Little Pills They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia Indigestion and Toe-Hearty Eating A per feet remedy for Dizzl ness Nausea Drowsiness Bad Taste in the The river is still falling the gauge showing 63 feet No arrivals or departures The steamer Rhea will leave Saturday at 12 o'clock for Paducah Cairo and all points on the Lower Cumberland The steamer John Fowler will leave Saturday at 5 for the Upper Cumberland THE TTP- ER CUMBERLAND Carthage Tenn April 26 1888 1 :16 a River 40 feet and falling Weather clear wind south rainfall 000 Inches general river dispatches Memphis April The river has fallen 18 Inches De Soto Cincinnati Departed- Kate Adams to Arkansas City 5 Clear and pleasant Cairo III April River 290 feet and falling Cherry St Louis Commonwealth to New Orleans Cherry Ohio Clear and cool- St Louis April The river has fallen 6 Inches the gauge showing 228 City of Florence Tennessee River Nesblt Evansville Nesblt to Evansville City of Providence to Natchez Clear and pleasant Cincinnati April River 14 feet 11 Inches and rising Katie Stockdale Pittsburg Andes Wheeling Departed Katie Stockdale to Pittsburg Golden Rule to New Orleans Warm and clear Louisville April The river Is stationary with 4 feet 11 Inches on the falls and 7 feet 1 inch In the canal Arrived Fred Wilson Catro Ohio Cincinnati Granite state Memphis Fred Wilson to Cairo Ohio to Memphis Granite State to Cincinnati Clear and pleasant Iy6wefr8uwi Lff The above boats will make close connections at Paducah with Ixwts for the Upper Ohio River Sects at Cairo with Anchor Line steamers for St Louts Memphis Vicksburg and New Orleans wltfi Iron Mountain Railroad giving through tickets to pilnclpal points Texas Kansas Missouri Nebraska Arkansas California Special inducements offered emigrants Nashville Evansville Packet Steamer RAGON Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 12 Connects at nlleth bwtefor Loul vd le Cincinnati and Pittsburg with for Terre Haute Indianapolis and Chicago For rates or Information call on or address GC HYMAN President GALLAGHER Gen Agent 59 Broad street Nash vUle Ieoh Telephone 2M Ja48mex6ua Cham Kidney Mouth Coated Tongue Pain in the Side TOR PID LIVER Ac They regulate the Bowelt and prevent Constipation and Piles The smallest and easiest to take Only one pill dose Purely vegetable Price 35 cents CASTES KE0ICINX CO Prep rt Sev Toil le9e odwnrml Vp aCSAMIU 704 DysT'ei'la Weakness assssfwsfwsai Han Francisco I Pamphlet tbuss Co 'N 6th si- One of the trusty work-house prisoners named Andy White colored was sent yesterday after a cart and failed to return Bearch was made but up to this time his hiding place has act-been discovered Derby Spring Meeting LONDON April At the Derby.