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I 4r4 rr' 4 4 I ri ft 4 44 4 4 I 0 4 'r i 4 0 a 9 0 9 THE DAILY 'AMERICAN NASHVILLE TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 30 1884 THE ARFORD EWER THE THIRD TIME FINANCIAL Maftlie008006 I Jag AM Ciuthht NATHANIEL BAXTER JR President THOS PLATER Vise President 3 WILLIAMS Cashier Samuel Lee Arrested While Fleeing from the State Mrs A LIAR Again ea Trial In the Crimtaal Court 1 4 1 I 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK east-bound freight pool seems to have paused beyond the secret cutting of rates by means of rebates and clay event' roads were openly quoting rates far below the tariff Grass seeds were being cut from 50 mutts per 100 pounds to 25 mute and a cut of 10 mints each wss qupted on grain and provisions The system of diversions to even tip tonnage was discarded and lines are reaching out for business regardless of rules or regulations or orders of the Commis sioner It is freely predicted that all the lines will be actively engaged tomorrow end members of the pool express very little hope that it can be kept The Jury Not Yet Wit Features Sys Witoessee Describe the Shoot-log-- Verdict of the Coroner's Lee lest Was II 0 OF NASHITILLE9 TENN nearly come to an end in this country as it seine to in end some time ago in Sumps Washington still depends upon the Potomac and now it appears that "hog cholera" has been raging around Harpers Ferry and it is charged that Lb publio-spirited farmers of that neighborhood have been getting rid of the bogs which died of that plague by throwing them into the river As many as a thousand diseased hogs lie rotting in the waters of a river from which the people of our national capital derive their supply In Philadelphia it is not so bad as this but bow much better is it? The sewage of esvend considerable cities and the refuse of factories innumerable are poured into the Schuylkill before we dip out the water we are to make our tea of Theis who are rich enough can drink Apoilinarie and supply themselves with spring water brought in from the country daily in demijohns as is done by many But the poor man and his children must take the slop the city furnishes or else quit the consumption of dross whose preparation requiies the use of city water 136 AnD OF DMIECTOIZS -111E The Coroner's jury empanoled by Dep uty Coroner Pianism last Friday night to inquire into the cause of the death of William Warlord met again yesterday at Lb undertaking establish ment of Litton Pulliam tior The first witness examined was WILLIAMS DUNCAN DEMOVILLE MURPIIY STEGER 09811AUGUNESST GEO A DAZEY NATHANIEL BAXTER Jr THOS FITE JAS PORTER FOGG HENRY METZ JOHN GORDON WILSON WARNER THOMAS PLATER I RHEA JOHN FLETCHER 8 MARE If GRANTLAND JOILN WHITE II YARBROUGH' JOHN THOMPSON 1 APPOINTED ARNITRATOIL CHICAGO eepL to the of representatives of some of the lines in interest from the meeting of the Missouri River Passenger Agreement Agentsto consider the nonce of with drawal by the Milwaukee St Paul Road no action was taken and the notice WEI extended pending another meeting The announcement is received here that Commissioner Fink has appointed Judge Cooley of Michigan to All the vacancy in the Board of Arbitration on the relative rates on dressed beef and live cattle to the seaboard occasioned by the resignation of Charles Francis Adams George Swift for the dreesed beef interest and George Allerion for the cattle interest are the other members of the board 13t)e now pays 65 per cent more than cattle Commiesioner Fink recommends that it be made 85 KEEPING THE BALL MOVING DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF HE UNITED STiTES I I huge Mt Wright and Mr Bryan speak it the Wigwam Capital and Surplus $1100000 III! Witat Oar Nett Sonator Says In Regard to ths Tariff and Local Issues Received Deposits deals In United States Bonds and Local Securities and Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drell drawn en all European points Our facilities tor making collections at all accessible points are insurpamed CLOT tlING I A 1 I 1 FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS UX- a 1 1 ISAAC urroN I POLL 1 EarrrrON dSZ 1113 1414I-ALISts (Summon to GROOMES CO) A i UNDEILTAHLEKS AND E3111ALITIEIttlo And Dealers in First class Metallic and Wooden Burial C338es and Caskets FINE CARRIAGES ALWAYS ON RAND 4 3M and 40 ciirtliv" e'r Nashville 'roans (Toloophono Na 498 Ink4 oottly 4 Al: 4) The case of the State of Tenuesees vs Mrs Av Links alias Mrs Myers alias Mn Mie lier alias Rose Stun was the first cane called In thi Criminal Court yesterday The defendant was present and ready for trial The was not dressed in black nor did she wear a long mourning veil as she did upon the occasion of her former trials A brown skirt and bevel of poplin and a brown straw hat trimmed with velvet and a feather to match was the costume in which this celebrated litigant was adorned yesterday She evidently believed in the proverb to the effect that in a multitude of counsel there is safety for she smiled as she took her seat among her lawyers The case has again brought a galaxy of legal talent into the forum the State be ing represented by Attorney General Washington with whom Mr A Col yar is associated while Judge James Queries Capt Thomas Dodd Thomas A Atchison Jr and Raymond Sloan appear as counsel for the defend ant Considerable trouble was experienced in empaneling the jury At the last term of the court the cause was tried and resulted in a mistrial At that time the evidence in the case was published and read by a treat number of citizens Owing to this fact most of the persons on the panel had formed such an opinion as to render them incompetent to sit in the case As is well-known Mrs Links Is the alleged diamond lifter charged with having stolen a diamond from Mr thief the jeweler on Union street The case is one of great importance and the proof is strong At the last term of tbe court the defendant deposited POO in lien of ba since which time the has been absent from the city and her re turn to stand her trial was a surprise to many who believed she would forfeit that sum rather than abide the result of another trial It will probably take two or three days to try the case In addition to Mr Rowep the Chicago detective Mr Henry Brennecke now of Henderson Ky but formerly a clerk with Mr and a gentleman named Allen from Charleston will ap pear as witnesses against Mrs Links Mr Allen's father has a jewelry store in Charleston and it was from him that it is charged Mrs Links stole some diamonds in the very same manner she stole the two she got from Mr and Mr It is believed that the State will be able to make a much stronger case against Mrs Links than tbat proven at the last term of the court The jury which was completed at a late hour yesterday evening is composed of the following persons: Compton McD A Nolen Roach George Woods Russell Lee Esken Westenholen Moore 8 Alston Jas A Sloan Redd They are stopping at Scott's Hotel in charge of Officer Drake When Mrs Links arrived on the morning of the 26th inst she registered at the Maxwell House as follows "Mrs A Links Chicago Ills" and was assigned to room 43 She was afterwards polite) requested to leave the house and next went to Scott's Hotel where she stayed until yesterday The clerk at Scott's Hotel stated that he beard that she went from that piece to the Maxwell House 1 CIGARS AND 'Emowtro WM BUTLER 001 Ima -A-JJ ti AI a LEADERS OF LOW PRICES 2509000 CIGARS Also many Job Lots of Smokiag and Cbewiag Tobaccos at a Bargain Telephone 410 124 Union Street' PRICES Ft liNTEED TO GIVE 4TISFACTION ass 'rlitits Original Comte Chewiag Tobaccos at a Bargain 124 Union Street fe17 eon ly 4thorfith0 AMUbEMENTS CHANCERY SALK OF Onialta1 CHANCERY SALK OF Ottialtni 1st ci PERSONAL Darman a prominent lawyer Jackson Miss is in the city for eeveral days He reports the cotton crop as one-half abort in that section on account of the drouth Miss Elvira Bremen a highly accomplished young lady and a reigning belle of Guthrie Ky passed through the city yesterday en route to Shelbyville to viait relatives Atlanta Constitution: Miss Mettle Thompson of Naahville Tenn is visit ing Mrs A Thornton 481 Peachtree Miss Thompson is a ter of Mr Robert Thompson Jr eo well and favorably known in Atlanta Capt Wm Stockell left last night for Cincinnati to attend the funeral of the late Josfph Bunker A Ellison representing the Lone Jack Cigarette Company of Lynchburg Va is in the city representing the interests of that establishment anti will call upon our dealers The Lone Jack tobacco has long been celebrated among smokers as the best tobacco grown Mlle Thompson formerly with Mme Virrotte Paris France and late of Twenty-third street corner Broaaway New York artistic designer and milliner has accepted a poeition as head of the millinery rooms of Rosen-helm Bro dr Co Hamilton of Morgan dt Hamilton leaves this morning on a business trip for a few days in Louisville Judge McConnell of Hartsville Tenn arrived in this city last night He has been on a visit to his aged mother in Marshall County Tenn Hie mother is 81 years old and the Judge says although he used to vfsit her only once a year he now visits her several times a year and always feels better for it Arrivals at Scott's Hotel: Hamil- ton Jones Fay Shelbyville White Maury County Payne Newport Va Starkhouse Donohoe Thomas Campbell Tappahannock Vs Lou Maddox Chicago Ill Harrison Trenton Tenn Judge Murray Wil- llama Jos McCracken Warren Huntington Tenn Robinson Cowan Tenn George Stokes South Carolina Neal Georgia A Shriver Wartrace Tenn Ewin Barney Nashville Tenn Chas Maphis Virginia Baber Summit Fla Garrett Lewisburg Tenn Mrs Baird Clay Roberts Madison Station Burnett La- vergne Tenn Crowe Chattanooga Tenn Dan Baird Lebanon Tenn A McCord and wife Eagle- ville Tenn Armstrong Jno Walters Cincinnati Mrs A Mill-sap Wm Millsap Lebanon Mo Dixon Williams Lebanon Tenn NEW PARK THEATER 1 1 Corner Cedar and Cherry Sts THE PEOPLE'S THEATER! THE HANDSOMEST IN THE CITY! tsar All Street Cars Pass the DOOL-11 Monday Soot 29 Six Nights and Tuesday and Saturday Matinees engagement of the 1I141I El II ALI MOLL'S BURNS a colored girlwho lives near the Wexford and Lee families in sight of both their 1r tidences Between 2 and 3 Fri- witness says she saw Warford and Lee standing in the yard of the former engaged in wood conversation War-ford then went towards his house and Lee shot him in the back Witness saw the smoke from the gun and saw War-ford fall on his side After that she saw Lee go into his own yard and enter his house at the front door Next saw him go out of the back door of the house and out of his yard with his step-son George a boy about 12 years old Edward Robinson colored testified hat he was passing Wasford's house )bout 2 Friday saw Warlord lo landing near his own door and noticed Sam Lee and his son George coming up the road Lee bad a gun in his hand wit 1( nese saw him stop near Warford's fence aim his gun at him and flre saw War ford fall to the ground in his yard Ed lolling Lucy Linn and Nellie Lewis all colored testified to seeing the dead body of Warlord lying in the position in which it was found 14 OFFICIA GAM TVANIA who was by far the most important wit nese was then sworn and testified sub stantially as follows: I learned that Coroner Campbell swore out a warrant for Lee's arrest on Saturday charging him with the murder of 711411 Wm Watford This I understand was placed in the bands of the two Criminal Court officers who hunted for Lee all day Saturday but did not come up with him About 12 o'clock last night a farmer ooming to market from his home on the Charlotte Turnpike received a letter from a stranger which he was asked to band to the first policeman he met when he got into the city I was the first policeman he met and he handed ins the letter which was tended and addressed to Judge Allen or any other policeman I read the note which stated that Sam Lee the murderer of William Warford was at the time of the writing fifteen miles from the eity going west on the Charlotte turnpike I 'went to the station house and imparted Vie infprmation I had received to Sere Curran who referred me to Chief Ker- rigan 'I next went to the residence of the Chief who immediately detailed me to notify Sheriff Moore of the facts and assist him in making the arrest I at once informed the Sheriff by which 44 time it was 2 A He immediately pro' rcured a horse and buggy and we left '-'0 the city end drove along the Charlotte ea Alike We inquired from time to time onceming the whereabouts of Sam Lee and found that he had been seen walking along the turnpike tray- cling west We drove about forty miles arriving at Kingston Springs on the Northwestern Railroad 1" about 7:30 o'clock this morning By in- quiring there we ascertained that tee was 4 hiding in the rear of the depot We slipped quietly around the building and found Lee eating his breakfast We got the drop on him and he threw up his hands The Sheriff asked him what his name was and he replied that it was Samuel Lee "What did you kill Bill Warford for?" asked the Sheriff "Because he was too intimateyith my wife" replied Lee We questioned him further but he did not seem disposed to answer Lee had a mulatto boy about twelve years of age with him who he said was his stepson Ten minutes after we arrived the west-bound train came by It was on this train that Lee intended to leave the State We boarded the south-bound train with our prisoners at 9 o'clock and came directly to the city 1 After bearing tne testimony the jury found that "William Warlord came to his death from a shotgun wound fired from a gun in the bands of Samuei Lee" Lee was committed to Jail and will be held without balL The statement in our Sunday's report of the killing to the effect that "Lee's wife is a notoriously bad woman" per- hape requires some qualification 'Upon investigation we find that the old woman for several years past at least has been an industrious market woman enjoying the confidence and respect of many of our best people in the city Whatever I her early life may have been she does not now have the reputation of a bad woman and hertharacter is very strong-' ly vouched for by her pastor and others of the church of which she la now a 't qi came i Atte found hie dee from a Lee' held The of the 'wife is hape investi for sev au ind the cot it our be 'V ber ea 7 not womer ly vow of the membt BURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY CO Li LIALLIN UM iLI1 IlL LIIJALLAI A vv Alabama and Tennessee Coal and Iron Co No 5175 Court of Shelby Coon ty- George Peters Jr Adm'r etc of Thomas Peters decemed vs Barchug and Wilkins Kira etc et al yyt VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY 0 decree for sale entred in the above cause on the 7th day of August 1184 44 page 479 I will sell at public nekton to the highest bidder in frost of the Clerk and Mu ter's office court-house of Shelby County' Mtmphis Tenn on Haturday Ott 18 1884 within legal hours the following Capital tPock of 2 he Alabama and Tennessee Coal and Iron Compan) being three hundred (300) 4 shares in all repreented by eertillostes Nos Seventy-four k74) Seventy-six (76) and Seven ty-seven (77) each certideate calling for one hundred (100) shares of the face value of one hundred 4100 dollars per share aggregating three hundred (800) shares of the sktid capita stock of the face value of thirty tholusatutt ($30000) dollar' Terms of sole -Cssh This Sept 12 1884 BLACK Clerk and Master By Bradley Deputy Clerk and Muter Graft Cooper Finlay Peters Barris 4 Turley Smith Collier Solicitors aelbdtd ilabams and Tennessee Coal and Iron Co No 5175 Court of Shelby Coon ty- George Peters Jr Adm'r etc of Thomas Peters decemed vs Ilarehue and Wilkins kirs etc et al DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY 0 decree for sale ent red in the above ause on the 7th day of August 1184 44 page 479 I will sell at public nekton to the highet bidder in front of the Clerk and Mae tere office court-house of Shelby County' Ktmphis Tenn on Maturday Oct 18 1884 within legal hours the following Capital 3ock of I he Alabama and Tenneasee Coal slid Iron Compan) being three hundred (300) thares in all repreented by certificates Nosh ieventy-four Seventy-six (76) and Seven ty-seven (77) each certideAte calling for one hundred (100) shares of the face value of ono hundred 41004 dollars per share aggreganng three hundred (800) shares of the said capital stock of the face value of thirty thousand (430000) dollars Terms of sole -C'ssh This Sept 12 1884 BLACK Clerk and Master By Bradley Deputy Clerk and Master Craft Cooper Finlay Peters Name a Turley Smith Collier Solicitor' aelbdtd A Lannom the Cash Clothier 18 Public Square Nashville Tenn proposes to tupply the wants of the male sex in the matter of apparel from the time the infant leaves off baby clothes up through all the stages of knickerbockers for small boys Good tough and at the same time desirable suits for large boys Gay and stylish suits for youths and young men Plain neat suits for the middle aged and old short we have them for all Our fine custonymade garments of fine Imported goods in all the latest styles Finest quality newest and most popular shades and designs and equal in every respect to the general merchant tailor-made goods and at much less price while for those whose ideas are more on the order of economy or who are more limited in means we carry the largest line of the most desirable goods in all the different styles which are perfectly reliallle in make quality and color and perfect in fit We fit from the smallest child that wears pants to the largest man Our stock this season is the largest ever brought to this city New fresh and desirable and it will pay you to examine our goods before buying "IIASSANBAD!" Or The Pretty Prince! Introducing New Scenes and Elegant Costumes I Guards Natives Ladies of the Court Cavaliers and Grand Chorus by the entire C( mpany Prices always the same at this Theater-25 35 and 50 cents seAt lw GRAND OPERA HOUSE Friday and Saturday Evenings Oct 3 and 4 ALL LADIES! ALL LADIES! First grand Inaugnral Tour of the tamed European Sensation MISS LILLY CLAY'S LEGAL SALES or THE HAIR PROMOTER GILLIARD'S Hair Promoter Timken Spring Vehicles! I i i 4 I 1 4 LEGAL SALE car OF THE 1 of 4 1 HAIR PRO ()TER i GILLIARD'S Hair Promoter 1 I VE1-C ES 4 Timkon Spring Vehicles! -5- I'l )111 1' 'al 04 cill 4 1114PeA AP There was a large and enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats at the North Nuhville Wigwam last night to hear Judge John Wright contrast the policy of the Democrats with the Re publican policy Hs ably discussed all the issues raieed in the present campaign and analyzed the situation in a very satisfactory manner to those pm ant as appeared from the frequent out bursts of applause which his remarks evoked XE BRYAN' IPSZCH Mr Bryan candidate for the State Senate in response to loud calls came forward and said: He had not come there with any expectation of making a speech but would take pleasure in addressiog the cltizeos of North Nashville at length in the near future upon the Political Jean's of the day Re was a Democrat and believed in Democratic principles He eulogised the tariff plank in the National Democratic platform because it was explicit while the Republican was diffusive and vague The Democratic platform exprerely says that in the reform of the tariff which is declared necassary by both parties that there shall be protection to the American laborer and 'action from the pauper labor of Europe Ms illogical in the mechanic in this country to cast his fortunes with the Republican party whose policy for the past twenty years hu been to make the rich richer and the poor poorer under whose sway gigantic monopolies have grown to enormous proportions and tramps have taken the road to poverty and rags The Democratic party is the party of the people and especially of the working man In regard to local questions he desired to say a word First and most important perhaps was the Railroad Commission -Railroads perhaps more than any other agencv helped to develop the resources of a State and build up her material interests Tennessee was behind In the matter of railroads with her sister StateA and it was patent to everyone that we ought to have more railroads Therefore we should enact no unfriendly legislation with regard to them but on the contrary we should invite and encourage railroad building in the State Now a mandatory commission in the opinion of the speaker would be unfriendly to the railroads and detrimental to the public interests and therefore he was opposed to such a commission But an advisory commission fair and Impartial in Its make-up to whom the people could go and make their complaints and have their grievances redressed in a friendly spirit would be just to both the people and the railroads and productive of good feeling between both Mr Bryan said there was another matter be would mention in which people were interested and that was a reforntstory institution for wayward boys and girls He maid this was a Democratic measure it was inaugurated by Judge Ferries a Democratic-Judge and would be enacted into a law by a Democratic Legislature This was a Nmatter the speaker said of grave importance and he felt a deep interest in he success It wu a crying shame that boys and girls should be sent to jail or the penitentiary to be graduated in crime instead of be-log sent to a house of correction to be instructed in morals and the duties of good citizenship THE REV HARRY WHITE'S CASE Sheriff Warder Cells for Requisition Informal A Dispute About the A Watson end Wiley Edwards the two men from Springfield Tenn who claim the reward for tracking down the Rev Henry White alias Washington the colored Baptist preacher who killed old Mr Howard at WhippOntwill Ford Ky returned yesterday with sheriff IL Warder of Logan County The Sheriff showed Capt Kerrigan an informal requisition from the Governor of Kentucky upon which Gort Bate had refused to grant a warrant The Chief of Police therefore refused to deliver the prisoner to the Sheriff and upon a warrant being procured from Justice James Everett the Rev Henry White was committed to jail" Officer Grizzard claims that lie arrested the'prisoner before Watson or Edwards saw -him and there is likely to be a die-rite between him and Edwards and Watson about the $200 reward offered for the apprehension of the preacher In the meantime Wiley Edwards has been arrestool for carrying a pistol His case will be tried before Judge Ewing this I 1 Opera Company of ladies Only Police Notes Baker Jesterday arrested Kin ley on the charge of committing an assault with a gun Nelson and Parried the two horse traders arrested by Capt Kerrigan Saturday for doing business on the Public Square without a license were discharged by Judge Ewing in the City Court yesterday morning The Chief of Police had a clear case against Neleon but on learning that the young man was the sole support of a widowed mother and several little esters ha withdrew the charge against him Appearing in the Great London and Paris Success AN ADAIVILESS EDEN! Presenting this impossible folly of the day in regal splendor an magnificence by a bevy of charming and cultivated artistes Remember! all Ladies no Gentlemen Positively the first time of an entire evening's entertainment presented by a company of ladies only Superb Complete Ladies Orchestra! Grand Ladles' Military Band I The theater transformed for the above occasion into a Garden of Eden Sale of seats begins Wednesday Oct 1 at Masonic Theater se28 td MALANNOM min CASH CIA ER 18 Public Square lashville Ten WISH TO INFORM THE CITIZENS 01 1 Nashville Tenn that after years of study I have diboovered a remedy that will Promote the Orowth of Hair and Keep It From Falling got And I guarantee it a sure cure for baldness! Will not injure the scalp Can refer you to the most pi ominent men of Nashville JOHN GILLIARD Maxwell House Barber Shop my25 eodnin Nashville Tenn ir WISH TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OP '1 Nashville Ten that after years of study have discovered a remedy that will 'remote the Orowth of Bair and Keep it From Falling Oat and I guarantee it a snre cure for baldness will not injure the scalp Can refer you to he most ptominent men of Nashville JOHN OILLIARD Maxwell House Barber Shop my2attodem Nashville Tenn CLOTHING sp5 sod lyj4hp top a DOWELL CRUTCHEIL A Gree ly Expedition Relic Mr Joe Bruton has the complete suit of seal skin worn by Maurice Colwell one of the rescued Greely survivors which was worn by him at the time of his rescue It will be remembered Mr Connell was one of the weakest of the survivors and was restored with the last fetedrops of brandy in the camp and bad to be carried aboard the Thetis The suit can be seen at Newman's restaurant opposite the Maxwell House FALL 110LIYAR COOKE AND Ar A Pleasant Entertainment Quite a crowd of little folks assembled at the residence of Mrs Rogers to witness a performance by Mimes Louise Cantrell- Lady 114ei1 Marsie Carney and Ellie Hopkins The following programme was carried out: Tempest Miss Louise Cantrell to Pleave the Boys Misses Louise Cantrell and Ellie Hopkins Hope Charity Misses Lady Rogers Louise Cantrell and Ellie Hopkins Prayer Miss Ellie Hopkins Red Riding Louise Cantrell Gander Miss Lady Rogers Miss Lwdy's acting deserves a special notice Her powers as an elocutionist are exceptional for one of her years Doctor Miss Ellie Dicary Dock Min Marsie Carney Tableau Lady Rogers and Mamie Carney k-a-Boo Misses Ellie -Hopkins and Louise Cantrell Morning Miss Mamie Seasons Misses Louise Cantrell Ellie Hopkins Lady Rogers and Manic Carney Rolosillo Clotiliers An Art Exhibition An exhibit of works of pro auction of Messrs Calvert atd their to be given at the Cole building upper floor on Wednesday and-I Thursday of this week Quite a tame number of pictures will be on exhibition many of them possessing much merit A general invitation is extended to all who ere interested in art meters to visit the rooms on the days named Access by elevator WINTER CLOTHING No SQUARE NASHVILLE TENN FALL 1SS4 Easiest riding made Ridesatteasy with ono pe as with two The Springs lengthen and shorten according to the weight they carry Equally well adap- ted to rough country roads and fine drives ot citiea hi adufactured and sold by all the leading Carriage Builders arta l)aiea notary I tmken Patentee at Untie Mao te17 tuthsa ly 0 id ORLEANS moarnos Nashvma Icdueatara Armagh) tar a In response to a call issued by Prof- Olin Landreth Chairman of the Educational Committee for Orleans Exposition a meeting of representative educators of Nashville as a Nashvil In re Olin liliw 0 represt i I' 1 r- 100 mons EN'S SUITS Jon PRINTINCL A SPECIALTY Death of a Fire Chief Yesterday Capt Wm Stockell received the following telegram in regard to the death of his old friend Chief Bunker of the Fire Department of Cincinnati an ex President of the National APsociation of 'Chief Fire Engineers: CINCINNATt Sept 29 Capt Wm Stockell Nashville Tenn: Chief Bunker died this morning from injuries received in collision with chemicals AHRENS Mien COMPANY Accepting the Settlement In addition to the $200000 worth of Tennessee State bonds sent to the Funding Board by Eugene Kelly of New York last Saturday Comptroller Pickard has received $500000 more from John a Manning Co of New York These bonds were all funded under the 60 6 act and Mr Kelly has been one of those who has heretofore stoutly maintained that he would not accept a settlement at lees than 60 3 HAS sending in Inch a large lot of bonds to be funded is very encouraging in view of the fact that they are all to be funded in 50-3 bonds which Mr Kelly and other New York holders have declared they would never have We-invite an inspection of this stock by merchants We el allesge compd son "We will not be Indersold by honest competition" Orders solicited COOKE CO jy20 ti We have received a handsome stock of Custom-made Fall and Winter Clothing comprising all the newest patterns and latest styles Also an elegant line of fine Foreign and Domestic Caisimeres and Worsteds from which we make pits to order on short notice and at prices as low as the lowest for fine work We have also the largest stock of Children's Suits ever brought to this market au6 4) A YS 0 IlkirPto 1 I 24? iciv4s ep ia 7 kr crA11'Qa 6190 oe ik 01 4 '0 kr 0 0 0 I1 0 i 0 4 i0 tS 0 el co 40004fr to 11 1 -4 4 34 is Id 6 01) tt3 u- ei 0 Cg 'S01114' 3: ee 447: 6:147 44 "---110 NOtly1 ads to0 '1k34 tlards141V 0 0 21C 8 IN-3P A15-0 rUrit 4 -Ii 'i 'SET t4k 2 0 Al 0 13 40 IS1 4:47 N- ttibIL P90 7 4 tg Er'l 0 TA full 0 VA -A 0 JO 4 0 tiOg ts 0 rt- 0 441066 i El 3411 At to 6 01 1-' ti t4 00 i 0 01 "(I' (51Al ea 'eAct)(0A Ar 2 1 47 41 v2-1cove A94Niards 1 -1015s751N-11- 4 att6 ead6m 1 FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE Thieves Pined Same' Payne and David Townsend the two boys arrested Sunday for snatching a box of money in the market-house were tried before the City Judge yesterday Payne as the principal and older boy was fined filS and Townsend who held the light $20 Both were sent to the work-bouse being unable to pay their fines: BRASS FOUNDERS A Street-Car Accident Yesterday about noon a white men who was riding on the front platform of a Linestreet car attempted to step of backwards from tho car which was go log down grade on Line street near Summer Hie foot slipped and he fell fiat on his back his left arm going under the car wheel and being badly crushed and broken between the elbow and wrist The driver Thomas Brandon said that no signal was made to have the car stopped and it was altogether the fault of the party who was a stranger sembled at the Artisan office at 4 o'clock yesterday evening There were present Prof Landreth of Vanderbilt University Dr Morgan of Vanderbilt Dental College Joseph Weak ley ot Nuhville Board of Education Dr Ora- vath of Fisk University Prof Smith Dr Ward of Ward's Seminary: Dr Price of the Nashville College for Young Ladies Prof Bigelow President of the hool for the Blind Prof Garrett of ontgomery Bell Academy Prof Good- an of Goodman's Business College Prof Woolwine of Howard School Dr Mitchell President of Roger- Williams University Prof Hubbard President of the Central Tenneseee College Prof Landreth called the meeting to order and stated its objects It was moved that Prof Landreth be elected President bathe declined Prof Garrett Was elected President Frank Goodman Secptary Jos Weakley I Treasurer Upon taking the chair Capt Garrett stated that Nashville as a greet tional center should gather make a great exhibit or none at alL As it was necesmry that exhibits should be shipped by Nov 15 prompt and active measures would be required He then called on all the representatives of the institn'' dons present to express their yiews The unanimous sentiment favored a distinct' tee Nashville exhibit On motion a committee was appointed to prepareand report suitable rules and regulations for the preparation of an educational exhibit- The following committee was appointed: Dr Ward Prof Woolwine and Prof The meeting then adjourned to meet at Goodman's- BUSITIPSII College office next Monday evening at 3:30 o'clock at which time and place representatives of all institutions of learning in Nashville are cordially invited to be -present to with the principals of all the public schools semble yeater Prof I eity I Colter Nuhvi vath Dr IN Price 4 Ladies hool onty Prof Id Mitche lloiver of the I Prof order I moved Preside Garrett Goodin Treasul Upot lila tio exl Mr No Iwo all 'tip Un tff to ref 1:101 nli WI at ne: wb all are Real Estat4 Transfers McFerritrto Mrs Kittle Lott Bryan lot in Eighteenth District-- Mary Jar Perkins to Louis Win- ter lend in Seventh Baker to John Savage land In White 132 Two story Brick Dwelling 5 rooms -with a STOKE attached 22 feet by 20 in size with counters show-cases and other fixkures Good cellar under neath of excellent masonry In the rear of the iot is a GOOD BILMBRY with necessary tools and fixtures This property is located on the corner of College and Madison ittests North Nashville and the lot is 47 feet by 165 A splendid place to do a profitable business to those who understand it Gas water stable etc Shrubbery in front yarg A cheap place at tl prioe required which is only 83500 For terms tire etc apply to FOLEY CO i (Butiomeord to Reid at Foley) BRASS FOIJNDERS3 Pipe Fitters aid ladies '6E13 It METZ Cf 50 North College St ie20 ood tt 0 6 1 HS MU I LI et 1101 A IV Re II il Collogo Bt Illoahollio Promptattentionolvon to Repairing rrilmosAs to ug Butler in Albany Aissaiv Sept Butler arrived here from New York this afternoon He was met at the depot by about 1000 pee pie He entered a carriage and was driven to Capitol Park where be made a brief speech He denounced monopolies and expressed the belief that he would be elected SIFTERS RAILROAD NEWS The management of the Michigan Central with their accastomed enterprise has placed an elegant new parlor car containing state-room and smokibg-room on the day express 'eat lug Toledo daily at 9:45 a This CAT runs to Buffalo via Detroit end Niagara Falls crossing the celebrated Cantilever bridge At Falls View Station a atop of five minutes is made affording a megbificent view of the reolds and cataract brilliantly illuminated by electric light The view from the bridge Is marvelously keautif The business of the Louisville Nash ville Railroad Company at this point is increasing daily and the clerks and stevedores connected with the freight department are working until midnight in order to get the cars loaded and unloaded eo ea to preventaMockede which has been imminent for a week This is true of both the freight receiving and freight delivery departments maw IVOLABD TO er LOCCIL New Yost Sept 29 today a through Pullman sleeping ear will run daily between Boston and St Louis via the Fitehbare West Shore Grand Trunk and Walbssh St Louis Pacific Railways It is the only through Pullman car from New England to ISL Louis The mnte takes passengers by way of Niagara Fails by daylight 10 ATTORNEY 1 ANSON NELSON Agent an2' 1 1-1 'DeBOW 1AW OFFILEC No 7 Col() Building NASHVILLE TENN oprtm tgo tirdirMizor Seem a NT EnA lop kilo Starch -Woleand Frail Wize VII 1 st 4 Twelve 4 ordain le phiED Tho Crested Cc' idutionknova Moto sold than 42 and r- --C onsclabwitZmElvevz shake lame Sleets I sod Mixers toc hand 1- -0444t e4a andmizim Wee Tho nontero left4e lift Co4441none 0 4 camil HUNTER'S A 11w4 pmED- (7 GENT'A FUR I 4 11 INGS A i AU Hold for Trial MOIlltisTOWdy NI Sept 29--The Coroner's inquest in the Toms River murder centres finished to-day The jury found Elson Rockwell accessory after the fact and advised bolding Mrs Wainwright the widow of the deceased and Julia George and Charles Wainwright for trial Died from Joy On Sunday an old colored man named Luke Sumner who Alves at Murfreesboro visited bia ester and hereon Henry Williams at thehouse of the latter in the Tenth District The greetings had hardly paned when the old Mtn fell suddenly deed Justice Sullivan was called to bold an Inquest and the jury returned a verdict of death from heart disease The old man had not seen his relatives for a longtime and it is thought that the excitetuent produced by joy was the cause of bis death A Suggeatton to the American If those who operate the various atreet railways would put some In frOwt or the forward wbeels of their cars to clear the rails of small stones it would add gteatly to the comfort of the people ho pstionize them GuarailecdrgPan Lin Litoextir 41 261 WES ST I loaf PLY 251 WWI ST 1110Y NY LILII Lte ILVU 9 1 IV CPSUMCI ST $10111T NIG Istmoo Reward for itch lu ding ulcerated or fl Protruding Pliee Pe Bing rile Remedy tails to cure None genuine unteem name is blown in bottle PENDIA' QN TI101418 CO Agin lcdb intl tWol tnth itIy i Quick eminent cum' Serious Debility Rook rett CI a I Agency leo Fulton street New TOlk I nth5 chtcrly-4 It fittre tti uto' I Fuze Water The following from the Philadelphia American of the 27th inst is suggestive and may be of intereat to our people: The busires of giig the water enpIly of grmt citiN from great rivers has An anc Ily MARRIED GRIFFIN-BURTON-tOrt the Tah lust at the residence of Mr Thacker in North by John Mart Esq Mr Louis Giurris to Mrs LaviNA A Brarosr The happi pair left at 2 o'clock for a new home 111 EACHA I 14111F ICIIA oulAr3e74cledg EVE YWHER bet and 1 tag Cook BoQir id tua btbp mile 13tuth ly 41f5p SOLD lAer BOUND RATES DEMORALIZED Clue Aco Sept trouble in the.