The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

BEN EDER Tun NASHVITME AMMUCANt THUBSDAT MORNING WADDELL'S BILL strTrsinEn IN is 9 6 '1 TO COTTON GROWERS 1 4 I I trzn NtsrrviiLn A3ELMICANt TlitritSDAT 31ORNING- strTzmnEn 104 1596 1 DECEIVER BEN EDER A a WADDELL'S BILL I ITO COTTON GROWERS I I' FE in I I itiT' 4 lb I i 41 4 I 1 i 4 i cycle races were witnessed this Otternann by 20on people The track Wok good but heavy wind prevented test time 3 3 Flait mile Butler won 'Prod 1ntighead second Watson Coleman Oird 1:03 1-5 One nide open proreseional--Tom But ler won Arthur tlaretner second red Itmaimed third Time 2:20 3-5 cmcg mile handicalt PrOTese1onal-4 Fitzgerald Manchester 100 yards woes 11 (1 Clark Denver'50 yards second A Mertens St Paul 30 yards third Time 231 cycle races wore witnessed this oftornoon by 20on peooe The trafk was good but '11' merlons raw 41) yotrals intro '111Us 211 A Mt BM ENT'S NEW MASONIC TIIEATRE --MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2:30 TO-NICHT AT 8 MINSTRELS AND UTOPIA 70 PEOPLE IN ALL 70 rriz ELS 70 AMVSEMENTS AND LI I VU IA 6111071 tOVIITY STATESMAN'S 'MAN TO RAISE TOE "MEV' III1CTOR LANS 'WIVES AN DIrow TANT CIRCULAR DWYER'S COLT FAVORED AT GRAVESENDBCT IS SECOND DWYER'S Co GRAVESEND WILL 1114 SIMARD Habeas Corpus Proceedings to Be Argued Before Judge Ander lion The haboaa'corpus proceeding for the release of John Med lock the negro who was arrestedIlere geserai Says ago on a dbarge of killing another negro in Birmingham will be argued before Judge Anderson Saturday Policeman Patton of Birmingham who arrived Tuesday with requisition papers for the prisbner will remain over until the case is decided lock is still locked up at the station-house WILL IVA 'MAUI) I Patton of Ilirmincham who arrived I I I I I I GOING AMER BANKS AND 13EAL ERS 1 GOING AFTER BANKS ANt ERS 1 IIEELL MARRY' REED l'irowEn LANDS ODDS OF TO- 5 ttitair REED IliOWEVE13 LANDS ODDS OF TO 5 -0 1 COST OP FROMMMON RAS BEEN MATERIALLY INCREASED and conditions of butterflies A postoMce was another interesting feature at IA thich for the price of foreign poet-ago a letter eould be obtained from tiny quarter of the globe Ice cream aui del lute ices were served Wiese Lucile Morton of Keysville Va Is the guest of Miss Nora Smithson' Miss Laura Longleft Monday for For ney Tex where she will spend sometime with relative" Ilubert Davis of Dickson Tenn le the gueet of relatives in this city Mr and Mrs It Ogilvie of Columbia and their grunddaugbter Miss Sue of Kentucky are the guests of Mit and Um Ogilvie of the Cornersville pike Miss Inez Steele hail returned home after a visit to at Murfreesboro and FranklinOrlo Orr Is out after a long confine ment with erysipelas Mrs Oilbraith of Lynnville Is the guest of relatives In the county At 8:30 o'clock in Monday corn'menced the Hebrew New rear callad hi Hebrew Rash Hashonal that being the first day of the month rishrelJecob Goldberger end Gen Franke of this place left Monday afternoon to attend services at Shelbyville In celebration of the day and conditions of butterftlee A post- oMce was another interesting feature 1104 nf meat win elysipelas ars a Ull braith 0t Lynnville le the guest Ot Civet in the county At o'Clock MOn day corn- menced the Hebrew Now rear callad that in Hebrew Rash Hashonal at being the first day of thI month FishralJaceb Everything New This floserns4 tchiess Minstrel Favorites-40 Gymnasts Atitletes and Clowns In Utopia tIrThe groat nerade starts from the thrmies at 5De anti tIO stik pale net b0e bltrElottrit i4oy in tine thostro oest -40 lk-30 so 0 St iomem10 rotnIrt rg PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Prof has returned from Kingston Sprint Nlarket Cello Slowly eil tbe Nee unary Demand Will Keep Vp the Priee to up ta rrace He Would Also Moho the Cotton Compresses Help Keep the Mate 1 Front the Poor-House- Assembly Pro seeding4 4 He Would Able AI '''ul11ee Help 'a Front the po Aseebl i seedia "i Front the PoorItotsae 't Aseembl ro seedlings -4 SCROOLC Sb 4 I 1 'SCHOOLS 15 to I and I to I second Salsetta third Time I ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY First race 6111 'Modred Pillion Exhibit ltel ituckwe Elk wood Puzzler 103 Elsie IT Mildred W5 Fortimido 103 Mass 104 thitordhato 108 Second rites 5 IL Hazel Green lid Big Knight Hilly Arnold Jack of Hearts Three Bars Gray EcliOtoo Ogavalia Lakeview Palace 10e Star ToInteco Winker 107 John Alt-Elroy 110 Third race handicapt 1 -mile a 70 10'2 LadY lnel 193 Black Silk 106 Moylan 110 Fourth racc s'eiltrurr nine Belle of Fordhum Judith 03 The Merchant 96 Duck Prince HenrY Jamboree Springtime Lizzie 1133Watie 101 Start lot Ie banjo Fifth race 5 furlongs--Ama Margaret Lyne Red Duchess lie Waidorf Argonaut Harry Lee 102 Holy Number G0014(1 Liver Timemaker 105 Week Heart 104 Indio la At Illahland Park Detroit Sept good events were competed at the Highland Perk track this afternoon Pilot Hoy made it warm for Fred in the three heats of the free-for-all trot but Fred managed' to win out at each finish The other races did their milers toward sustaining the repute tIono this meet for hot contests and cios finishes The weather was fine track excellent and crowd fairly large Results: 2:35 trot puree won second third and fourth beats Time 2:23111 2:25 Flashlight won first heat in 2:2514 Aleen l'rince Mont Felix McGregor Carbon George Dale Faultlese El Itio Rey Hazetridge Antea also atertect 2:25 pace purse won second thrd and fourth heats Time 2:17 2:134 2:18 Red Elgin won first beat in 2:204 Little Casino Mignon Banner I3oy 'Walter Medium Dona Kirkwood Clara Dodder Many Barnes May 13ee Flora A also started 2:21 trot surge Watson won in straight helms Time 2201i 2201e Marion Messenger Reidy ZHU Wilkes Wight Louts Owosso Dopotby also started Free-for-all trot Pates EI won In straight heats Timer 2:1114 2:16 2H Pilot Boy and rtusselmont also started mita Lame or Foranum Joann 1 stf Lee merchant 96 Duch Knight Prince Henry Jamboree Springtime Lizzie 1105Watte lel Start DI ee Bardo lea-- Fifth race 5 furniegs---Ania Mar girt Lyne Reel Duchess tee Saidorf Argonaut Barry Lee ute Holy Number Goose Liver Timeniaker 105 eilatit Heart Itie Indio 110 a 'e' At illightend Park Detroit Sept 9-Four good event were competed at the Highland Perk track this afternoon Pilot Hoy made it warm for Fred le in the three heats of the free- for-all trot but Fred managed' to win out at each finish The other' races Old In41gilitehtrueralreoecnptlun71ta- of teis meet for hot contests and Mines The weather was fine track excellent and crowd fairly are Results 235 trot purse 2400--Alcora won secOnd third and fourth beats Time 2:23111 2:25 telaahlight won first heat in 2i2ete Aleen Prince Mont Felix McGregor Car- bon George Dale El lac) Rey Hezeiridge Aiwa also atarted 2:25 pace purse Set0-Lorene won eecond thrd and fourth heats Time 2:18 Red Elgin won first beat to ti tle Casino Mignon Banner Boy Val se ter Medium Done teakwood Clara led Decider eleny Barnes May Bee Elora A 0 2:21 tree surge 00--Pat Watson won in etraight heats Time 220 2:2043 3201e Marion Messenger Reidy this1 Wilkes Wight Louts Owassre Lorotbe le aide started Free-for-all trot Puree IS00--Irred a won in straight heats Time 2:11 2:16 2:14 Pilot 13oy and usselmont also started tri to I and 6 to I fecond Salsotta third Thno :66 Winker 107 John Alt Elroy 110 Thiid race hindlenai7 rnA nd 7E1 10'2 Lad) 193 Black Silk 106 Moy 110 youritv racy Seilirtgr 1 G001 Liver Timemaker 105 'Slack Heart 107 Indio HA At Highland Park Detroit Sept 9--Four good events were competed at the Highland Perk track this afternoon Pilot Hoy made It warm for l'red in the three hears of the free- MRS W1LopcnOct I itchoolot Appliett Design Every manufacturer pays a good price for a good design Clam) linuted Until Mrs Conley's return address MRS WARD City se6 3t sututh EY pplio41t pays a Clam) ettira MRS WARD CONLEY Cooper the Champion (New York Sun) The Springfield tournament last week settled beyond dispute sill question ea to the eligibility of Tom Cooper the Detroit racer to the title'of Amerean ohernidon At the Louisville meet Cooly suceeeded in eapturirg a number of tne national championehtp races from the fastest riders in this country and his success at Springfield proved conelusively that he lo the fastest rider ot the season Tom Butler of Bostoti ranks second and the honors of third place may be divided between three or four other riders Cooper's rise to championship honors has been rapid Early list season he wee taking part in local races around Detroit finally going on the circuit about the middle of the leallOn is circuit and racing experiences vit the crack riders resulted in his learning a wonderful lot and before the fall he fled vanquished Bald and other famous riders and wound up the aeeeon second to Bald in point of vielories This year Cooper has trained very Shard with the result that In eli his contests he has been in excellent form He has taken part In all the big races throughout the season and has won more purses than any other Tilowin Cp The Gainesville Cracker toile of a ten eral blowing up as follows: The edges o' the north wind was blowin The devil in the print hop was blowin' up the moss The whirlwin" in the meadow was blowin up the leaves The belle was in her dressin room a-blow in up her sleeves The powder In the cellar was blowin' up the bruise be preacher in the Cellar was blowin" up "the donee" The ol' man in Ina parlor was blowin up the tire The new gal on the roadside was blowin up her tire tetew tUt-tt OWL The Springfield tournament last week settled beyond dispute till question aa to the eligibility of Tom Cooper the Detrott rtseets to the trite'of Anateecan obartmolon At the Louisville meet suceeeded in eapturirer a number of time national' championehip races from the fastest riders in this country and his success at pring- field proved conclusively that he to the faetest rider ot the newton Tom Butler of Bosten ranks second and the honors of third place may be divided between three or four other riders Cooper's rise to eham plonship honors has been rapid arly last season be was takine part In local races around Detroit finally going on the clicuirt about the middle of the SeittlOn His circuit tratnieg and racing experiences wee the crack riders resulted in his learn- wonderful lot and before the fait he nad vanquished Bald and other famous Were and wound up the Newton second to Bald in point of viotories This year Cooper has trained very hard with the result that in ell hie contests he has been in excellent form He has taken part In all the big races throughout the season and hag won more purses than any other Diesels' tap The Gainesville Cracker tells' of a tens eral up as foliews: blowlng The ed ges o' the north win was blowin' up a fres' The evil In the print chop' was blowin' up the mess The whiriwin' in the meadow was blowin' up the leaves The belle was in he' dreesin room a-blow in' up her sleeves The er In the cellar was blowin up the The preacher In the cellar was blowin' up "theecloute" The ol' man in Ins parlor was blowin' up the tire The new gal on the roadside was blewin' up her tire Cooper the Champion championship races from the fastest riders in this country and his success at Spring- field proved conclusively that he is the fastest rider of the season Tom Butler of Boston ranks second and the honors of third place may be divided between three or four other riders Cooper's rise to hamplonehip honors has been rapid Montiamery Bell Academy LEADING DOTS SCHOOL NASHVILLSTENN Classical Latin Scientific Pusinssis Courses Spacious Fine Building Thorough EtrilliMOIlt Large and Atils Corps or Teachers Graduatis admitt ed to anderbilt on certificates Scholarships at Liniveroutis of Knoxville Compare catalogue with that or other schools Thirtieth session begins Sept CLARK A bag PrincigaL ierays usintsie lit on wt Cir The 'Meuse and Senate transacted M' tie business yesterday both giving way to the pint Finance Ways and Means Committee which went Into an inves-' tigation of the reports of the Treasurer and Comptroller relative to the condition of the Treasury Mr Waddell pf Obion Introduced a bill in the 1101156 which he claims will bring In increased revenues to the State of $75000 or more per annum Its main features are a $2 privilege tax in lieu of all other privtlegetaxes on banks and banking institutiona on of capital stock bicycle dealers $150 per annum for each county In which they do business $1000 per annuno tax on stock dealers and brokers Illuminating companies 75 cents per annum per barrel cotton compress companies $100 for pressing under 5000 bales and a graduating scale of Increased 'tax for ntimbers of bales above this The sitting of the joint Finance Ways and Means Committee in examination of the Comptroller and Treasurer brought out no facts other than contained In the statements of these officers already published and all tle bhue liin tleunsse aeiercta to the )(Ant Finance Committee which baation of the report and Comptroller rola tick of the Treasury Obion introduced a which he claims will reventies to the State per annum Its main privilege tax in lieu legtetaxes on banks I tutione On each'2100 bicycle dealers $150 county In hich they Per annum tax on 4 brokers Illuminating per annum per barre companies 2100 for Pr bales and a grackle Creased lax for ntimb 11 i-a The sitting of the lo and Means Comitt i of the Cemptrolle brought out no facti tained In the Statem eers already publishe WANT A SLICE Bill for Foreclosure Ageism Chattaa stooge's at reet Mallereyst Chattanooga Sept in the Chancery Court It Bayley William A Marburg £I1zLM Slinmons and the ViTestmineter Savings Bank of Baltimore Md filed a bill of foreclosure against the Chattanooga Electric Street Railway Company owners and of twenty-six miles of street railway and equipment the sald company having defaulted the interest of 49011) due July 1 The bill alleges the complainants are the holders and represent the holders of UV mortgage vends against the old City Street Railway a corporation consolidated witn the present company some years ago The Union Trust Company of Philadelphia applieit for a receiver lot that portion of the road not included in the old franchise being the principal holder of 1400uto mortgage bonds On that line A temporary receiver wag appointed lest week under the Union Trust Company's anti the final hearing set for last Saturday The deciaion was withheld by Chancellor McConnell Saturday next Um aPplications of the two seta of bondholders will be eontoolidated and the Chancellor will render hia decision BOSCOBEL COLLEGE tGE Athenit Alit Sept 11--To the American Cotton Growers' Association: In the discharge of my duty to you as the Preeident Of your association I have personally examined the cotton crop in the cotton States as far as one man reasotiably could do such a thing and have received many cemvinunications front entirely reliable parties in every part of the cotton belt The prop is nowhere above and in all save a few favored locantles is below the average Texas having suffered probably Mite from an unpropitious season than any other section The Texas crop will in all prob ability be less than two million of bales and the entire crop in my humble judgment will barely reach 7500000 Itecent rains were of no benefit The Wattle will weigh very light on account of long drottth with labor and cost ex-ended on an increased acreage last year We will make only about 400000 more bales of cotton thus materially Increasing the cost of production and therefore making it mere important that we should receive as near as possible' Its Intrinsic value I advise cotton growers to market their cotton as slow as possible not to conflict with commercial engagements The surplus on hand Is smaller compared with demand than ever in the history of cotton The necessities of the world demand 'your product You are masters of the if you will make judicious use of the vantage ground The increase of acreage was used effectively against you last season by your sagacious enemies in accordance with he advice of a large number of the most prominent planters I shall continue to advocate the decrease of cotton acreage and an increase in the production of food crops It is no argument for the Southern planter that there is no money in corn and meat as long as he does not raise more than he can consume himself and has none Co sell in the near future At a convenient point I Will call you to assemble in convention to further consider the advisability of decreased acreage as a means of destroying this annual surplus which is the mpst efficient coadjutor of the cotton bear which he adroitly uses year in and year out to depress the value of our product and to rob us of the proceeds of honied toil Your obedient servant um-roil I LANE President- 1 Atheng 11 Alit Sept --To the Ame rt ton o' cm Cotton Grwers Association: In 'y 1 -FOR--: Dr Harris and wife of Fame Cal sr visiting Dr and Mrs I 0 John Mrs Gillespie of Gallatin la visiting Mr WilliarrrD aliler and Mies Deists Dean Douglas were united in marriage CI 7:301 last night at the home of the bride's mother Mrs Ada Douglas 211 North Spruce street Rey Kelley officiated The wedding was a very quiet affair enly the relatives of the ccmtracting parties being present A reception was held immediately after the ceremony The couple left or '111 night train for a bridal tour tO New Orleans and the South Mies Douglas Is the daughter of Mrs Ada Douglas and is a beautiful and lovable yourig woman Mr Miller is employed In the freight office of the Nashville Chattanooga tt Louis Railway Me and Mrs Miller will be at home at 211 North Spruce street Her Oct a Last night the Carroll-street Meth' celled Church was packed to its fullest capaerty the oecasion being the marriage of Mr Charles 8 Randolph and 11rsit Ida Laeley Ey 7:30 o'clock the church wits full Promptly at 8 o'clock the ushers Allen Greg Baker Dr Mincey and Thomas Womack began the march from the door Down the right tele came the bride and bridegroom- Mario from the organ added to the solemnity of the occasion The bride was attired in -white relit warn a white flowing veil When the bridal party had taken their positions the minister Rev Haggard in a brief but impreesive ceremony united them as husband and wife "What God bath joined let not man put asunder" were the cloang words The preacher then pro flounced a benediction upon the couple at ter which the 'resembled audience dispersed An Informal reeeption was held at the home of the bridegroom on Hazel street a feW friends being present Thomas Smith of Bardetown Ky arrived in the city yesterday He was cccompanied by hie daughter whom be will place In school here a Lucian Ti Shields who las for the Pest Feason been prominently connected with Lookout Inn and who was formerly with the Maxwell louse was married yesterday at noon to Mary Hickman the acknowledged belle of Charianooga The many friends of Mr Shields wish him and his bonny bride much happiness Miss Nellie Phillips of Atlanta Ga is visiting Miss Mary Neal Clarke Place a 'George Dibrell left yesterday for Sara toga Manhattan Beach and New 'York Lay Ile will be gone until October MeL Eskind left last night for Cincinnatl Mrs 11 Morton Mistier Hortense arid Nellie and Master Howard are visiting Dr at McWhirteraville 1 Miss Melia'erandall after several weeks' Visit to Lewieburg has returned to her home on Lucas mu-ea West Nashville Joe Fulcher' of Dyas Fuleber as tompanied by Mrs Fulcher is rolling ten drinking water and playing cards at Epperson Springs Dr Harris and wife ot Filesno Cal are visiting Dr and Mrs John Mrs Gillearite of Gallatin la visiting 0 Mr Williarti -P ALlier and Milts Daigle YOULIC LADIES Situated In beautiful grove of tee acres of native woodland on an eminence Overlooking the olty of Ntuthville Hand Come buildings: steam heat hot and 004 water Excellent advantages in Art and Music Native teachers of French end German Twenty-three officers and teachers Fifteen minute from the yen tre of the city by electric car Address for catalogue REV RUST Regent or MISS CROSrliVVAIT id cod 12t Nothollle Tenn of tee limettee itaJlet e(1l4 rt ie ctv :46 11114 )r ftL Valuable Articles SENT FREE by BlackwelPs Durbam To lace Company Eterling Silver Pins and Sleeve 'Buttons Pocket Kolves Razors Shears Silverware Nickel and Electra Gold Watebes Buy a bag ot ELACKWELLS DURHAM TOBACCO ad read tbe coupos wbieh g4too Ufl partioolor es ISnd tzars 'Geld GALLATIN SCHOOLS The Openings 17i7led by a Great Malay respite Gallatin Sept Main-street public school opened to-day with an enrollment of 193 pupils Many others will enter during the week South Gallatin colored publio school Opened to-day with Dit) pupils Both schools are superintended by Capt Douglass and are thoroughly graded and run under the latest rules Gallatin liale Seminary opened this Week with a good enrollment of pupils Prof Booker la President of tp School 'WONDERFUL" REVIVAL Over 400 Centeradous at Dr Jam' Ion' Meeting Harpeth Sept revival meeting at this place closed laid Sunday night The meeting was conducted by Bev Joseph Jamison of Nashville There were upwards of 400 conversions and sanetifications Last Sunday there were about 1800 persona in attendance Bev Jamison will commence a meetIng at Spring' rtill to-morrow and will continue the same for ten or twelve days Aftnoot Items From Itarpetb Harpeth Sept- S--(iipecial)--The seed millet crop which is the one that has been relied on more for money than any other crop will not average 44 per cent The complaint is becoming of Small corn omit Deputy County Court Clerk Nr Cann of Davideon County wax here Sunday aa well as several others from path villa This section was visited by a heavy fall of hail last Thursday ssight" to damage heard of MINIMIONIIMIIMMTEI TEUSI'EE SHORT GREED COCNTY RETIRING CIAL SHOWS BADLY The Newly Elected Trout 14W051d Not Go la Until an Investigating Committee Had Goa Over the nook A 1 rio115 4 i "1111selo tc 03 A A gL 7 h------- 1 0 1 i' I ir an--i Ciiiii 3---" IT'uv dlip I rit tN J----- I and Mrs A Beep:) of New Orleans are the latest arrivals at Epperson viiprIngs THE HOUSE Mr 'Waddell Introances a B111 to crease the Mr uuu Naohville Sept Howie Met at 9 o'clock this morning but only remained in session for thirty minutee Rev Mr Blair Cortfred prayer and the Journal was read end approved: Two new bills were introduced as follows: By Mr bill entitled an act to amend the criminal laws of the State and provide for the payment of costs (This bill was deelared to be inoperative by the Supreme Court on account of de feetive Or insufficient caption It ralitim the grade of petit larceny from 930 to 950 and provides that the several counties shall pay the costs of the prosecutions By provide for the expenses of this extra session Mr Akin in introducing this measure said that he did so at this early date from the fact that it took three days to pass a bill and if the General Assembly saw fit to adjourn after a few days sitting the expenses of the session would be provided for The House then took a meet until 10:30 to await the action of the Semite The Finance Ways and Means Committee of the Home met during the recess and decided to call for a printed copy of the Governor's message and the etatements of the Treasurer and Comptroller It then ttdjourned lending the pleasure of the same committee from the Senate on reassembling after the recess 'Atte Waddell Introduced the following bill: To amend chapter 4 of the acts of 1S95 extra session The bill proposes to amend chapter 4 of the acts of pstia by adding to section 7 the following words lines and figures: Banks banking insurance companies doing banking business Each bank and banking assoreaticn shall pay a privilege tax to the in lieu of all other Privilege taxes of 92 on each 31000 of Its capital stock and surplus Cotton pressing one bale and under 5000 bales ehall pay a privilege tax direct to the state In lieu of all other privilege taxes per annum 9100 compresses pressing 5000 and under 20000 bales per annum 9150 compresses pressing 2000 and under 51000 bales $200 compressea pressing 50000 and under 1000e0 bales 3250: compresses pressing 1e0000 and under 200- 000 bales $590 oil firms and local oil and Illuminating oil companies firms or 'teal agents shall pay a tax direct to the State of 75 cents on each barrel or if In tanks at the rate of 75 cents per aneum on each barrel Stock dealers and in stocks and bonds whore there is no margin put up but where there is not only a bona tide sele intended but the entire face value of thee 'security le placed in the hands of the Tennessee agent or dealer In each county In the State in which he does buidness shall pay a tax to the State in lieu of all otper privilege taxes of $1000 per annum: Dealers in 2 Be it further enacted that section 3 be amended by adding the following: Dealers in bicycles in each county in which they do business per annum $150 The House then adjourned until 2 o'clock In the afternoon AFTERNOON SESSION The House reconvened at 2 o'clock and immediately adjourned to 10 o'clock Thursday morning crease the THE HO Mr Vi-addell Introit Naohville Sept 90 at 9 O'clock this mots Mained in session for Rev Mr Blair efl the journal was read Two rept bills were OC By Mr Iluford-A 1 to amend the criminal and provide for the (This bill was detiarec by the Supreme Court fective or Insufficient the grade of petit and provides that tht sha lakyint-hOcopsrtoaviod! Be of this extra eeseion a 4 measure clueing thi at this early data fr it took three days to the General Aesembl journ after a few dai penses of the session tog The House then- to 10:30 to await the acti The Finance Ways mittee of the Houee recess and decided tc ed copy of the Govern the 'etatements of tie Comptroller It then ing the pleasure of lb frrim the Senate On reaseembling afi Wachtel introduced tt To amend chapter 1595 extra session Th amend chapter 4 of I) adding to seetiOn 7 thg lines and gures: fi Banks bankln oi dng banking businea banking assorlaticn lege tax to the State li es of pravilege tax Its capital stock and I Cotton compresses-( her one bale and untie pay a privilege tax di In lieu of all other pr annune ai con pre tpresi al and under 20000 bales eompressee pressing I 50(i00 bales S200 eon 501) a )0 an under 10004 presses pressing 10000 000 bales $160 Oil firms and local and Illuminating' il or loeal agents shall to the State of 75 cent or if in tanks at the ra anl'eum od each barrel tnek ealers and br stocks and bonds wl but margin put UP only a bona tide sele entire face value of placed In the hands agent or dealer In eitt etate in Whieh he do Pay a tax to the State I Privilege taxes of 1)ealers in bicycles- further enacted that Pe ed by adding the folic bleyele8 In each count do business per annu The 'House then ad o'clock in the Afterno( AFTERNOON The House reconvel and immediately adjou Thursday morning An Ever' Break at bald for the tit" Fowler Sextuplet Reaches 'Nati hyrillo ss l'ilew York Bent91-The attendance -i i Gravesend to-day was large In spite of his bad showing in recent I Den Etter was a strong choice for the third race but although Sims worked his hardest he could tio no better than econd' Salvable wintling from start to finish i Summaries: First race 6 4' furIongs-Keho 111 (Doggett) 3 to 1 won Arabian 7 to 6 and 1 to 2 send Miss Lilliars third Time 10412 Second race 5 furbongs-Blus Devil 111 O'Leary) 3 to 1 wom Unease 5 to I and 9 to 10 second Sir Frederick third Time Third race Selling 1 mile-Salvable 106 (Martin) 3 to 1 won Ben Eder 9 to 10 second Brisk third' Time 143 'Fourth rate 514 gurlongs-Ben Ronald 10912 (IL Lewis)'Uto 1 won Swamp Angel 7 to 2 and 6 tts 5 oecond Clymena third Time LO7V4- Fifth 1'14(4 1 mile-Gold Crest 107 (Hewitt) 7 to 1 an Damien 4 to 1 and 7 to 5 secOnd Keenan third Time 1:43 Sixth race selling 6 furlongs-Harry Reed 114 (Simms) 8 to 6 won Magian 10 to I and 3 to i second Jack of Spades 'third Time 1:14 Seventh race hurdle handicap 1 miles-St Jacobus- 138 (Martiens) 8 to 6 won Marble LI to 1 and 6 to 1 sec' ond Marcus third Time 3:24 ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY First race '6''i furlongs-Harrington 135 Brandywine 128 Halton 124 The Manxman Medica Lithos 116 Casseo- la 114 Mistrial 111 Dolando 106 Trage- '''''salan Estaca 104 Second race: 1 mile-Master James Prosper Jr Belleport 117 Izmir Rock ledge Scoggan Fernseed Nick John-eon Golf Dr Grimes 13eaumont Britliancy 107 Thill race Aigler Stakes 5 furlongs ssLutiwigshafen The 'Friar 118s Leon-ore 1150 Salmak 105 Princess Flavia 107 Fourth race Greenfield Stakes 6 fur longs-Hazlet Roundsman Tom Cromwell 107 Rondo 100 Tremargo 100 Juno Zanone 95 Fifth race 1 1-16 miles-Sir Francis 110 Sue Kittle Longbeach Buckwa 107 Captive 105 Septmir 107 Ingomar 97 MuAalonge 96 Hazlet 90 Sixth raCe 512 furlongs-Ludwigshafen 118 Nana 112 Sulaun 110 Absentee Regulator 108 Set Fast 106 Sal vado 105 Collateral 102 Florian 97 Even Break at St Louts-St Louis Sept 9-At the Fair third fourth and last events while out-Grounds to-day favorites landed the eiders were successful in the others alloiving about an even break on the day The weather was warm track fast and attendanee 5000 Summaries: First race selling 7 furlongs-Rraw Scott 107 (C Slaughter) 15 to 1 won Bryan 8 to 5 and 3 to 5 second Albert third Time 1:29 Second rave I furlongs-Bishop Reed 108 (T MurpliY))1 to 5 won Tago 2 to 1 and 4 to second Silver Set third Time 1:03 3-4 Third race 6 furlongs-Parthemax 100 (E Jones) 11 to 5 won Gladys IL 7 to 1 and 7 to 5 second Queen Sane third Time 1:15 1-4 Fourth race selling: 1 mile---Palomaceta 99 it JOneS) 3 to 4 won May Thompson 13 to 5 and 3 to 5 second 'IN hisper third Time 1:42 Fifth rave it furlongs-Aquinas St (C Flaughir) 16 to 5 won Algol 11 to 5 and to 5 scoond' Johnny alcliale third Time 111 Sixth ra(e si 1 mile and 20 yards-Ace 99 it' Slatighti-r) 9 to 20 won Dila Gardner 50 to 1 and 20 to 1 second third hird Time 143 3-4 ENTRIEs Voit TO DAY First race ti fling: 6 furitings-Cochlnai Keechier 100 li Vakt 100 Ilelle of oak Grove ilcnry Higgins )7 Tommy Rat Aunt Susie Dick Litneatii Ettai i 443 Revenue 107 Second race ti furln1--Milforil 97 tbs Ism Clan Tit 1 IP i'hu-li! Relf 100 Graldin 103 141y ittitannt alarie 104 Third rte- 5 futfltigs-Atoka 10S lbs lostyn lioe TuriN tile King Soinus rtan lienitit nig fl liN Nannie Lai Sister Don't Skip Ale Al tione 105 Cavalry 103 diislirp it eti 10 Ray 11 Tcnole Jude laiticr 'i5 Fourth rm 1 iiiiie 9 na 70 yaNs hank dleari-Loga it 111 11: To pina-i 96 Kantsin 96 Sw- I -Fa-r(lale 101 Schiller 99 14-11(1r Ilan ini Fiftn ta( 7 imiches- Eau Claire 104 lbs Pitfall lt Lent A 104 Lizzie N19 ic 11sn 103 iff11 Chief II I l' Jiln La IN ii France Euit 99 Pasiz4 Walnut Bilge Rob lloy'1 mile 9R 1)ennis 101 Sixth mei- 6 ruit'ahis: HIlinK-Whiff lot 11)14: ltryan 1e ccuconia d()- 111 Susie 105 rannle 1w Tut 107 Queen Ill atm tA von 97 loc-o-Sot Hester Gold corn Nich-11s 103 Result at Windsor Detre' it Sept weather fast track and large attendance were the con- ditions at Windsor to-theyOnly one favorite was beaten Results: First race 6 furienges-Gladloli won Austin second Commissioner Frank third Time 1:16 Socond races OS furlongs-- Wadsworth won Barney Adler second Steve Ciolini third Time :57 Third race 6 furlongs--I-orrania won Aidath second Sobriquet third Time 1:1414 Fourth tante 5 furlongs--7Sioncrelib won Berne-ditto second Cannonade third 'rime 102 Fifth race 6-te Belle won Cook second Spokena third Time 1:01 Sixth race selling: 1 tmileseBrendoo won Stark second Charlie Veber third Time Peroitniaion'a St Leger London Sept 9--The Prinee of Wales'i bay oolt Persimmon won the St Lee' Stakes at Doncaater yesterday-- The Duke of Westminster's brown colt Labrador was second and the same owneras chestnut colt Rampion thirst Racing Notes "I have no use" scornfully exclaimed a bloomer girl "for a youth who parts his hair in the middle" "And I have no use" replied Willyboy with morei spirit than he had shown for twenty-one years 4'tor a young woman who parte her clothes that way" And he gazed at her nether trimmings until she nearly choked with indignation and dodged behind a table NVillyboy wee revenged--Buffalo Express In view of the fact that Butler and An i deroon the college riders were declared professionals for accepting training and traveling expenses while seventeen other callegians equally guilty were let off with a suspension the Intercollegiate Athletic Association has decided to demand an explanation of the A Racing Board It trio same is not satisfactory the officials of the giverning organizations of amateur sports may decide to run it meets uuder its Own rules and defy the league Among tile many changes that will he made in the construction of the '97 bicycles will be the introduction of a chainleas safety by one of the largest bicycle manufacturers in this country It is claimed that the chainless wheel which was duced two years ago has been improved end is now in an almost perfect state Recent trials of this new style of heel in New England' have proven successful and it seems likely in the near future eyilists will be enabled to discard the present style of gear if they choose Riders have been looking for a perfected chainiese wheel to years and in the event of such a wheel itelng placed on the market next season its success seems assured Another hoy wonder has burst upon the horizon of tne cyclirg world This time he not a thing of speed but an inventive genius from whose twain has developed a hicyele sight of surpassing brallaney His num is George Woodbury his age 16 and his home San Fratetsco His light is described as something altogether new To the front forks of his bicycle he has altaehed a couple of tubes tilled with oxygen Another tube flael with ether is fastened to tete handle bers white between the cross hare the lad has arranged a sthall battery The oxygen and ether tubes are connested with wires and when the wheel I plit in motion it generates its own light The enly oljection is that the contrivanee as first used by the young inventor TV 13 too heavy He says he wilt make It to weigh less and will then have a light that wilt ehow every obstacle in the road Ahead of 111M MI Fight on a Barge Trenton Sept Opham thbi city who retired from the ring after being whipped by Fitz Ammons soon after the tatter's arrival from Australia has been matched to tight twenty eounds with Dave Flaherty of liuntington Va on Oct 1 The 'tight is to take place he twiten Fortmouth and Ashland triYi probably on a barge in the Ohio River -Wants a Fight Denver Col Sept --George lightweight pugilist announced to-day that hi has sictircel hackers and is open to meet any 1t und roan in the United StIt hail has already achleYed something of a reputation Celebrat ed Fowler Sestuplet Arrive in "infilitville Everything is very quiet in local cycling circles Just now A good deal of talk is being in about the proposed match 10kCFf between Eaten and Palter and Woodward and A third match now talked of between rienSlowers and Pecker If mese matches ase arranged they will probably all take place iII connection with the ex-riour taco it is Prolaseil to give at tha Coliseum at an early date Ben Stowsrs Georgo Drew obd Wiii Potter together with Fleck the Itirminahom professional and Cex an Alabama trim11r all arrived from Gadsden where thity have beer racing last night Ttairter Hamner alto came in with the party Stowers 'dufeaPld Deeper in the two heats of their match on Titsday thereby winning it Ti Fowler sextuplet arrived In Nashville yesterday The nauthine will be used for pacing Stow ers in his trials for records this fall and Fleck I I i UI I I Potter 'Cox (who willturn and Jay NeWeatim will be the sextrte Otani lite big niachine tvill be itseilfor the first time in Nashville at Cumberland Park tius afternoon Stowers a)tiii tire "sex" tearn will leave eariy tit ex ieck to make the round of the Kentucky lairs Stinger kiot the Watertown Sept 9--Ten thousand persons saw 'longer 'oat draid two slraignt heats in a mile race 'at Park course in this city today tor a niirsk contrb iuted be the jeffsrson County Asidettlitnal Soce6i' A flying start was 1fl1 hy tho men and they were pacil by tile Balmer tram Sang-1 dringicil in behind the tandem 'ond until the three-nuarter polo when he meo hiR short passing the tandem and rinis nor two lengths ahead of It was the fastest trifle ever redden by a Heed st In P4rti-tern york rime in the heat the sSitrited took and neck claim!) followtid by Cui tand11) Sanger 11ar4ed 'Mad at the 1ircc-quarter 'pole od tinrsiod two lengths ahead 'rnirti 15'4 4 5 ATI the fro ekm ChionTtot t'ttAtt tt--This afteinu'on the Nnt ittnsel tvele tiNthi bit kut (7ittnuatiy itiliil art tttiItt eitt vtott for a tpetti-ti' invitatittin paeon mile tAtett netween Cootter Putter ti Int7Pr Bald Fahliner awl Kennedy or any font et thorn tile race to he run at the no xy rireo at the t7olisettith Sept 41-tlit if lyten neetpt the etwediest pacers in ChicI txtit hu engttgtil Cittnittlut Keene ''N II BASE BALL National Lengrue Standing CLUBS Played Won 14t Baltimore- 116 a 34 707 Cincinnatii" 116 71 44 117 72 45 615 Poston 110 67 51 Chicago 126 67 53 55M 116 62 54 534 New York- 56 62 '4a3 11S GI 61 Brocklyn 116 51 62 41A1 Washington 117 51 66 436 St 120 36 84 3041 1i 29 87 244 The 'National Lestrae CHICAGO 8 PITTSBURG Pitteburg Sept was the cause of Pittsburg 'a downfall to-day Several times the home team had a chance to Win the game but failed to get the hits The errors behind Killen were costly helped aiong the defeat Attendance 140e) Score: RHE Pittsburg 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 8 4 Chicagoi41 0 0 11 2 0 2-611 3 and Merritt Briggs and Donohue WASHINGTON 12 PHILADELPHIA 11 Washington Sept 9--Orth was easy In the first half Of the game and Washington gained a good lead In tile last two inningie Mercer was hit hard and the visitors al moat tied the score Thompson by good fielding itpped a hit which looked good for a home rum Attendance 5o0 Score: RILE Washington 4 1 0 1 8 0 0 0 -12 I 5 Philadelphia I 3 0 0 0 I 3 3-1116 4 and McGuire Farrell and Grady BALTIMORE IL PROOKLYN Baltimore Sept champions won a Plugging match to-day Abbey was batted out of the box In the fourth and Kennedy took his place faring very little better He was wild at times gave four men their bases on balls and in two Instances forced In a run Attendance 2207 Score: RILE Baltimore 0 8 I 1 2 0 0 8 -17 16 5 Brooklyn 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 813 4 and Robinson Kennedy Abbey and Burred Louisville Sept Louisville nor Cincinnati arrived in time to play the game scheduled for to-day and it will be played olf Saturday NEW YORK 7 BOSTON 8 New York Sept New Yorks beat Out the Loston's in the eighth inning Beckley bit safely and Stafford renewed snit Clark got a base on bails Duffy mdstudeed Tiernan's fly add Beckley and Stafford el the plate tit leg the score Gleason made an innefd hit Tien Stivetts hit Joyce with the ball forcing Clark home with what proved the winning run Attendance Score: RHL Bosion 0 3 0 0 3 6 10 4 New York 0 0 0 1 1 3 7 9 3 and Bergen: Clark and Wlilsan and lien demon CLEVELAND 8 ST LOUIS 3 Cleveland Sept hit hard and blniched the hits The featuree of the game were the eight put-outs of Burkett and the cliar sharp tiottLng of Ntpyrs and Seorei R111E Cieveland 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 2 1-8 12 0 St Louis 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-- 3 92 Batteries-Wason and Zimmer Donohue and McFarland Attendance 11090 DROVE Min MAD find rate of an ma Southern League Pia Montgomery Ala Sept it George Poynter second baseman of the INIohile Southern League team passed through re en route to the insane limy lum at Tuskalooso lie is a raving manum Two months ilk his team was playing here and Poynter was at the hat when one of hellam fast balls struck him in the temple Ile has been up and hir laam tissues have gradually given ittvoy until now he is regarded as an invurable manioc Hose Pull Notes Cincinnati iost ten games of thelti series with Baltimore George Cleve is playing rightlield and leading the halting for Norfolk Va Young Dexter of Louisville is one of the smallest men in the league but uses bat heavier than Anson does "Lefty" Mar! Danny Boland and harry Pert all old Nashville favoritet0 are playing with Richmond of the Virginia State 1eagum Al Maul the Washington twirler is unable to lift his arm above his shoulder However he draws his salary as well underhanil as over the shoulder Paltimore 'will win the pennant again this year but bas the mortilication of losing the series to the last year Temple Cup winners from Ch veland In the seres the Orioles lost eight games tied one and won three Fayetteville has organized a company for the purpose of running a base hall team for the balance of the season William McKenzie teas elects0 President John Ii Rutledge Treasurer and A Dinwiddie Secretary Stewart and flows era of Tullahoma have been engaged ris a battery Advance on Dongoln Koshen Soudan Sept Third Erigaeie has started for Absar3t This mmunenCes the 'advance upon Dongala The FigVPtian cavalry which hag been at 'Dulgost the' southernmost point rewhed the rt)tfiedition) ha been 'sighted by a strong farce of mountain Dervishes The latter retiprdi' carrying back the first tietinite information of the presenr of trompA nt 1101110111MMMIWOMMEIMO 114 in'Littl)e opesclatly true or Hod's DIN for no meal eine ever vontaineft so groat curative power i4 so snail spaee They are a withle Treilleine 1 chest always rea(ly 111-: I ays efficient always sat- 1 10 IsladOrti'preveritt a told A 10) ot tftert cure all Ills' sick hadache jaanolce etc take with Ilootl's Sarsaparilla 1 it An Even Break at tontis-Sauxer Beats Bald for the Big Plaroeee yowler itextailet Reaches halle ei' i4 'tt rfew Yorke Sept-ea-The attendance at Gravesend to-day was large In a PRO of hie bad showing in recent I Men Etter was a strong choice for the ron third race but al bit hardeet lae could do no better than second' Salvable wirmIng from start to 1 finish i Summarieln First rae'' 64 ftlrIongs-Kebe 111 a (DeggettIe 3 to 1 won Arabian 7 to 6 Faultlesee and 1 to 2 seeond Miss Lillian third Time 1oemee Second race 5 furbongs-Blue Devil 111 (O'Leary) 3 to won Lineage 5 to I and to 10 second ir Frederick 9 third Time Third face selling 1 mile-Salvable 106 (Martin) 3 to 1 won Ben Etler 9 to 10 second Brisk third' Time 11 3 'Fourth rate '5 Ron- aid 10912 (IL Lewis) 7tto 1 won Swamp Angel 7 to 2 and 6 te 5 eecond Clyme- na third Time Ii07 gat windier Re' malt Fifth race 1 mile-Gold Crest -107 Detreilt Sept- 9-Clear weather fast (Hewitt) 7 to 1 Wont' 4 to- 1 track and large attendance were the con- and 7 to 5 liecand e'Keenan third (talons at Windsor to-deyOnly one fa 'I' Time 1:43 vorite was beaten Results: First race 6 furiunge-Glaeloli won Sixth race selling 6 furiongs-Harry Austin second Commirnaoner Frank third roeetdoll4a(nstamr st)L bitostitoWnt)da JMacriaoni '10'I BASE HALL Seventh race hurdle handicap 1 6 furlongs-sLorrania won Aidathm second Nationa Le1111110 tanding milees--Se Jacobus' 138 (Martiene) 8 to Sobriquet third Time Fourth cauna Played Won lelat 5 won Marble 1 to 1 and 6 to 1 gee- rare 5 furiongs--eloncreith woae Berns' Baltimore 116 a2 34 7 te 07 5 Spades 'third Time 't Steve Ciolint third Time Third race nd Marcus third Tinal ditto fationge-1 second Cantonaee third dime 1:02 race 6le atcy Be won Cincinnati- 116 71 44 rite Clevelad 117 71 4- ENTRIES volt To-DAY iftW Cook seconde pokena third he Time 61r First race Dee furlongs--Harrington Bilth race 7 135 Brandywine 128 Halton 124 -The sell-met 1 mile-elireneoo hica -1-'0 e7 et 5-1 Cgo 1 2o 53 51M won Stark secenta Charlie Weber third plioagoo let es 54 a-a4 0 le424a- e- New 'York- 120 ati 62 eool le Manxman hiedica Lithos 116 Casse0- Time GI 61 etai la 114 Mittel 111 Dolando 106 mge Philadelphia a 118 '''seilan Estaca 104 Pertilmuton'a St Leger Brooklyn- 116 id 62 Ala London Sept 9-The Prinee of Wales' Washington 117 Second race: 1 mile-Master James hay St 66 ai36 colt liersimmon won the St Leger St Imes- 120 36 $ir 3441 Proeper Jr Belleport 117 Izmir Rocka Staites at 'ammeter yesterday The Duke Louisville-- Ile 29 87 24) ledge Sceggetn Fernseed Nick John- of Westminster's brown colt Labrador was Pon Golf' Dr Grimes 13eaumont Brit- second and the same ewner'e chestnut The National Lessee Laney 107 colt Rampion thirte PITTSBURG CHICAGO 6 Thiel race Aigier Stakes 5 furlongs saLticiwigehafen The 1 Friar 118 Leon- Pittsburg Sept 9-Briggs was the cause Racing Notes of Pittabrg's downfall to-da Several ore 115 Salrnak 105 Princess "I have no use scornfully exclaimed a ti th ho hier: to win 107 bloomer girl for a youth who parts his tnete ume team ad chaync game but failed to get the hits The Fourth 'race Greenfield Stakes 6 fur- in in the middle" Will errors behind Killen were costly and ed yboy a longs-Hazlet Reundsman Tom rI Cro- 'And I hay- Picitift- howi) for helped aiong the defeat Attendance Le 111-1yll wel1107 Rondo 100 Tremargo 100 Juno Score: Fa Zanone 95 wtelintinys nrse sPera'rs tor ea young woman Pittsburg -020000100-- 3 8 4 who parte her clothes that way" Fifth race 1 1-16 miles--Sir Francis And tie gazed at her nether trimmings 111111)torig agndi l'ZferlreatD2'- ng- 9 96 110 Sue Kittle Lengbeach Buckwa until she nearly choked' with Indignation 107 Captive 105 Septazlet 90 aur 107 In revenged-Buffalo lolxpress gomar and doIged behind a table eteillyboy was Umpir Sherinak WASHINGTON 12 PHILADELPHIA 11 07 Muekalonge Sixth raee 512 furlongs--Ludwigsha In view of the fact that Butler and An IA'ashington Sept a-Orth was easy In Zen 118 Nana 112 Suleun 110 Ab- dereon the college riders were declared the first half of the game and Washington gained sentee Regulator 108 Set Fast 106 sal- professionals for accepting trainIng and a good lead In toe last two inn nits eri and ado 105 Collateral 10ee Florian 97 traveling cer watt ht hard the vieltors al aveling expenses while seventeen other collegian equally guilty were let off with 'Poet tied the score Thompson by good fielding etepped a hit which looked good -a suspension the Intercollegiate Athletic Even Break at St Louis for a home run -Attemiance So0 Score: Association has decided to demand an ex-St Louis Sept 9-At the Pair planation of the A Racing Board RILE third fourth and last events while out- It tne same is not satisfactory the officials Washington 4 1 0 1 6 0 0 0 -12 le 5 Grounds to-day favorites landed the of the giverning organizations of amateur Philadelphia 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 tale 16 4 te alders were successful in the others al- sports may decide to run ite meets aud Bateries-Mrcer gni McGuire earrell er lowing about an even break on the day Its own rules and defy the league and Grady Umpire-Sheridan i The weather wasWarm traek fast and Among the many changes that will be BALTIMORE IL BROOKLYN 8 attendance 5000 Summaries: made in the construction of the '07 blot- Baltimore SPpts 9-The champions won cies will be the introduction of a chainless a PILIgging match to-day Abbey was hat- First race selling 7 furlongs-B raw safety by one of the largest bicycle menu- ted OM of the box In the fourth and Ken- Scott 107 4C Slaughter) 15 to 1 won faeturers in this country It is claimed nedy took his place faring very little bet- Bryan 8 to 5 and 3 to 5 second Albert that the chainless wheel which was ntro- ter He was wild at times gave four men third Time 1:29 du(ed two years ago has been improved their bases on balls and In two Instances Second rave 6 furlongs-Bishop Reed end is now In an almost perfect state forced In a run Attendance 2207 Score: 108 (T Murphy)) to 5 won Tago Recent trigla of this new style of wheel KIIE 2 to 1 and 4 to second Silver Set irt New England' have proven successful Baltimore 0 8 I 1 2 0 0 6 171e 5 third Time 1:03 3-4 and it teams likely in the near future cy- Brooklyn 3 0 3 2 00000-S184 ellets will be enabled to discard the present Itetteries-Hoffer and Robinson Ken- Third race 6 furiongs--Parthemax 100 A i 1' '1i yie of gear if they choose Raters have nedy Abbey and turr41 mihre- urs (E Jones) 11 to 5 won Gladys IL to been looking for a perfected ehainlese Louisville Sept 9-Neither Louisville nor 2 and 7 to 5 se(ond Queen Salle third wheel ter years and in the event of such Cinc innati arrived in time to play the Time 115 1-4 a wheel' being' placed ori the market next game scheditied for to-day and it will be Fourth race selling: 1 mile-Paloma- season its tikteCeSti eeems assured played off Saturday eeta 99 tee 3 to 4 won May Another boy wonder has burst upon the NEW YORK' 7 BOSTON 6 Thompson 13 to 5 and 3 to 5 second horizon of ire eyelivir world This time New 'I ork Sept 9-The New Yorks beat NV hieper third Time 1:42 he if not a thing of speed but an inventive out the Roston's in the eighth inning Fifth race a furlongs-Aquinas SS gentus teem whose twain has developed a Beckley hit eafely and Starforri fellovtred (C aletighele 16 to 5 won Algol 11 Iltiletyntirtslitgia of vrp)adtrultirg tittitillittance alirtil suit Clark got a base on balls Duffy to 5 and to a seetinda Johnny alellale itils hoineTartigeeea7esscoY13 ills light i e- mtstudged rty aid Beekley and 'Stafford et ()s plate tit leg the score third Tint lle till sers' as something altogether new eed an oeesoti rhade the inneid hit Tittn Sti- Sixth race s( 1 mile and 20 To it front forks of his bicycle he has yetis hit Jyeto with the ball forcin yards-Aeo 99 (C Slaught(r) 9 to 20 altaehed a couple of tubes filled with Clark home with what proved tie winning 'won lielin tlardner0 to l' and 20 oxygen Another tube filled wish ether is run Attendance aloe Score: RILE to 1 Pepper hied Time fastenet to tett ban lie bars while between Po on 0 0 3 0 0 3 0-- 6 10 4 143 11-4 the raves bars the lad hes arranged a New York 2 it 0 0 I 1 3 4- 7 9 3 small battery ries-Stetts and Bergen: Clark he oxygen and ether liatteiv ENTRIES FOR TO DAT tubes are connected with wires and when Umpires-Campton and lien and Wileen First race tf nitlf il fureings-Cochl the wheel Is pm In motion it generates its denser na Keechler lee lee N'alet lee Belle of own light The enly oljoetinit Is that the CLEVELAND 8 ST LOt7IS 3 tetk Grove Fra en lia Henry Higgins contrivanee as first tssed by the young in- )7 Tommy Rater Aunt Susie th Dick Ve43-r w'is to heave He says he alit Cleveland Rept 9-Cleveland hit hard 107 rtntKe It t') toss aria will then have an It (he ea hi -um a I It hit The res meathe Etati re 4 evenue Lit 1' 11 a light that will show every obstacle in the the gam igh were the et put-outs of Bur- eseconti rates il furhow--Milforil 7 road Ahead of him kett and the lear sharp fielding of 'Mile lbs Don Clete nolo Ile Chtria Relf Pa ere and hnde titeorei ItILE Gratifin lila letily leiti-intile Marie laill Fight on a Barge Cleveland 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 2 I-S 12 it 104 Trenton Sept a-Arthur Opham of 14 St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-- 3 9 2 aerate t''''' Wileon and Zlnamer Donohue Third rave 5 furienes-A 10S line this who retired from more- ms le the ring after 1 Ml a A- alostyn Do te omm Terriat te King Se being whippill by Fitzsiminons so an Oa in after team teethe Ile tug ti '4N Nannie Lee the latter's arrival from Australia has tendance lima fester Dona skip ei et leme too been matched to tight twenty eounds wan laRtil'E HIM 31AD Cavalry lat Bisbee it ed lola Ray 11 Dave Fiala rtya of Ituntineton 'NV Va on Oct I The tight is to take place he Tenole Jtelee Initir 'i5 ttch Porttrnoutt and Asaland KY find Irate of an old Southern League Fourth no- 1 eill na 14 yaN probably on a barge in th hen- Ohio River Player it II I I I qotne 96 elontgemerie Ala Sept it-eSpeciala- )11 Kanisin ilie awe I -Fa verila le Itii Sella- wants a Fight George Paynter second baseman of the ler 99 Leitile lion 1111 Denver Col Sept a-George Hall elohil( Southern League team paseed Pittn 111( 7 fieleietseEali Claire 104 lightvreiglit pugilist announced to -day through re en rout to the insane arty- lbs Pitfall It a la Lent it "fee' that he lute etatireci ickers and is open lam at ag Ir TuskaloosittlI e) its a raIdang man iailanc 1 04 Lizzie at I se I seen Itle ish to meet any Ilea ound roan in th wt-1 't I' team 8 here and Poynter was at the bat hen Chief II toe la) 1' Jiltio ett La it' Ile United Suites itall hes already one of leeilam fast balis struck him in France Etta et iiii rases Walnut actiletestl stenething of a reputation the temple He has lopn laid up since Ridge Rob itey'al el mi re ler I wrinis and hir foram tissuee have gratlually given 101 'k Till WHEEL itvoly until now he is regarded ay an in- sixth eriete ti futtleties: otrable snanhte 106 Ilia Bryan lore ceuretme ifOr 111 Celebrated Fon ler Sestoplet Ar- Susie 1115 Pinnle Remy na 107 Fairy riven in Nuihyllie Base mill Notes Queen no Atm la Eenst 91 1(C-11-S4t Everything is very of Met in local eye- cinel series nnati iost ten games of thee se Mester Gold Cern Nicholas los l'ing circlis Just now A goed (Val of talk with is ing indulgtel in aboutethe proposed George Cleve is playirig rightedield and Match U(1Art'en Eaten anti Baker the baiting for Norfolk Va ane Weetiward and trains A third match Young Dexter of Louleville is one of now talk ri of between Ben Sismers and the smallest men In the league but uses l' iteeher lf tease matehee are at' bat heavier than Anon does ranged they will probably all take place "1efty" Marr Danny Boland and Harry at connection 'tvith the taotiour tars a is Ilerte all old' Nashville favoritetel are prop( fvI to gve at tha Celecum at en playing with Richmond of the Virginia early eete State league len shimmers George Bremer Ross gill Al Maul the Washington twirler is un- and Wht Yew warether whit 3- Fleck able to lift hie arm above his shoulder the Itirminehem professional and Cox an However he Maws his salary as well un Alabaturt erniteeir alf arrived from Gads dan bave bter tociog last eerhand as over the shoulder ree will win the pennant again ntie ight -atr avener a cam lto in With I' the party Stowers dtt eate ecrer in the ltimor is viir he ett has mortification of 1 I series to as year emp In ete ItCsing le fro CI( vela nd series two rei eats of their match on Cup winnes In the Tit sdae tileteby winning It Tete Fowler the Oriolem lost eight games tad one and sextuelet re-lived In Nashville yeterda I won three The matialee will be mese for peeing knew Fayetteville has organized a company I il elfi in his netts tor reronts thee fail and 't foi he purpose Of running a base ball Fleck oeper GM Potter Cox (who '''art willturn and Jay Neweem will team for tch ebaitteice of lethte7eal4rie1LVi1- nt he the eexteete team lire big inachine 14tTn Fiulie Wa-8 -V 1 -I 'agr de I reasurc and te will bco useefor the first time In Nashville Itinwiddie Serrezary Stewart and liow at Curniteriand l'ojk Hut afternaoh Etiow- ers of l'ullith oma have be engaged as ors awl tire O4 teem will leave early a liattery 4 tioNt )'401c to meke time round of the Ken- tucky i tors Advance on liongoim Koshen Soudan Sept 9-The Third Sanger Got the Money Drigaas has started for e't hat Timis Wretertown Se It It-Ten thousand 1 1 'I eetrunences le ar eance upon 'tinge a 4 io t' Persoas sew wetter "-anger at The Figeptian cavalry which has been etaid two sit-algid heats in a mile race 'at in 'D 1 ulgoit the tout ternmosa point rd the Itiver-ie eak -wier is city to a day tor a purse of $itsee contributed to fee tc rehed iy the I d' i I 1 eerie a on as been sighted ay a StrOng force of mountain 1 lens reon County Ai i- tout i tit al 'am-me A st art wits i tniele he the ne and it aeleh a The latter retitred- carryin tlYtr a 'Ma- were ftat'fil by the Barnes team San- back the first definite information of 1 et 1 a 4 I 1411 e9 damped in a see the an on ant the eresente roop ge kept tlits poeifion until the tbreequarter Dole when lit miter hie spurt pastime- th a tit engthe tandem and rinis i two i the of 11 tit' lead it wile il fa st cst thfle eve itlel 1 by a 1Vvei st in snrtftern Nu rk rim in Theo he ti7ett entere reek ai mock eitieely fnitowed by liexpecia Ily true ot 'Doti 4 Ville tor no mall lome 15 alt tande otom Sanger petered Reel at the eine grea ver coniainee so urative power ig Laii-rter aal 4 4 tint It ti two So Mall specie They are a whirle metileitio oioos 5 ATI the 5 (owner' tale SThis the at at el 4 VI' 421 Nr116111 A ch Eehtlaton ompa 3 eitol a -s4a) at offer ee eeie for' a 'stealer invitatien payee mile race iterween Couleur limier tiallt7tr Babe Gardiner fuel Kennedy ter any four of thian tile race to be run at the cheet 'Mears reatly tda 1 noel he eeee St Colisettle Sept 2I1-2te eve efficient always sat- 1 If i 47-10n neeept the etweillest pacere in 1I 1 30'' Alva told ilk I il seen preset 4 1 hi 1 ia Or O'er cure all a er ills' I' 'plti 0 ut Keene 14 girt hadaehe lanneleeconstipatinte etc 25e a si take with Rood's Sarsaparill Sextuplet Beaches Sept attendance 1 a fa 4 withle me'lletUe ri 5 r5 17 iit i At 4 41--) ehest alwayi qa(ly ta- IrtY5 uviy Mfl Firrp a I IstadOrYr preveutt a told II C')11 pi ()tIntft ut Keene 1 sick headache etc or I tt i Thp rill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla- PLEASANT THOCCIITS Come from such pleasant surroundings as are supplied by handsome wall decor ations You can-paper your house with nothing more artistic and than the new ant unique patterns we show in our stock It's the quality of our paPere that gives added emphasis to our lot! prices Quality must be seen though to be rated at its full valuo and ca tainly it's east enough to see that owl papers are the finest FREEMAN COMPANY No 423 tinlott Street TELEPH01113 490 sets etb ngs rith an rIi 1rs lot! Sty )er ty Tenntoneana at the Hotels Fizer Alex NteMillen Knoxville: 'T Pritchett Dabney Scales Mrs A Cransby Mrs A Whitaker Memphis homas Waverly: McRae Camden IC Trigg Diana: Clark Wilkmore Ezzell Pulaski A It Woodard Fayetteville: Ed Bates Clarksvilie Syd Houston PCleveland Martha Clevekai Id Myers Arnold and wife Wartrace Hughes Foster Franklin Carroll Franklin Mrs Virginia Farmer Martin: Geo Evans Mrs Harrison Dyer Geo Fogleman Dyer Jr Wilhoite Stieliwville Donaldson Donaldson Tiptonville: Dyer Page A FarisColumbis: 'Oakley anti wife Johnson Mrs Bettie Martin Lebanon Bonner Rives McHee Union City Sanders Belibuckle Ledbetter Murfreesboro Ranisey Trenton: Watkins Chattanooga A Bates Sobelville Babbitts Rogers MIS14 Rogers Miss Lida Sneed McMullen Miss Mary Lou McMullen' Knexville A Gladding Vories I3odirnan k3warts Memphis Clark Pulaski: Mich eel Savage Tyler Bruce Rice Clarkaville Barlow Memphis: Mrs Mee Winchester: Thos Rogers Knoxville: Myers Chattanooga: Carpenter Shelbyville: Dibrell Bon Air Low Rate Excursions The Missouri Pacific Railway end Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets from Sy Louis Cairo and Mem Phis AUg18Sept 1 15 29 Oct 6 and 20 1896 to points in Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota Arkansas In dian Territory Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arizona Rate- of one fare plus 3200 for the round trip tickets good twenty-one days Stop-overs allowed within transit limit of fifteen days going trip For land folders and full ytartieulars address Matthews Southern Traveling Agent Missouri Pacific Rail Way No 301 West Main street Louisville Ky Torpedo Boat No 0 BristoL Sept new IThlted States torpedo boat Number 6 was launched to-day Commodore Cush ing and the Naval Board of Newport witnessed the launching and their cornments were uniformly complimentary Capt Nat Hereshoff the designer of No 8 performed at act of christening After the launching the new boat was moored to the Wharf where the work of putting In her machinery will be accomplished as soon as possible It is hoped she will be ready for a trial in about two weeks 4 9 9 t' CITY ITEMS Thompson Its lly SUMMer Street Nei Goods! New Goods! We are receiving every day from cue expeyienced buyer Maj Kelly who now in New York beautiful coda of all kinds for fall and winter wear Thompson Kelly Dui 11 of l' The talk of the week up at Greenville has been the shortage of ex-Trustee McDannel says yesterday's Knoxville Tribune This shortage is estimated at from $600t) to $14000 Mr McDannet is under a bond of $125000 and this bond is signed by Doughty -Milburn and other prominent citizens of Greene County So the county will not be a loser by the shortage The bondsmen however have not ben feeling the best in the world The shortage was discovered by the investigating committee which went over all the books prior to the accession to office of the newly-elected Trustee James A Allen On account of some doubtful rumors a few months ago a committee was appointed at that thne to investigate the Trustee's account They made but a superficial examination believing everything to be square and reported that the books were all right Trustee McDannel has held office for the past eight or ten years and has always had the confidence of the people until two or three years ago when rumors began to be circulated regarding the amount of money that his sans spent and his own negligence with regard to office affairs Nevertheless he hadAtt pull- with the Republican party and as that party has a majority of about SOO be was always elected He did not run the last election: the party vote split on Bailey and Howard thus causing the election of a Democrat James A Allen the only Democrat elected on the county ticket When the new investigating committee reported the shortage Mr AIIPTI would have nothing to do with the books but telegraphed the Comptroller to take charge of them All sorts of rumors were rife regarding McDannel It was said that he had left the town secretly for parts unknowni and that none of his property was in his nathe except a two-story brick building and this WitS sold the Saturday preceding The subjoined telegram received yesterday from the Tribune's Greeneville correspondent is the latest news with regard to the shortage In the shortage of the Trustee for Greene County the 'investigation of the matter is now pending The debts of the office show about $14000 and credits about $8000 McDannel has turned over to his attorneys all his prbperty for the benefit of sureties and this it Is now estimated will cover the deficit Mary Waldron Litchford Miss Mary Waldean Litdhford aged years daughter of Hugh and Mat tie Litchford died of typhOld fever terday at the residence 212 Berry street Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the McFerrin Memorial Church Movements of hips Ifatnburg-rArrived steamer Christiana Alontreal steamers Montevidean 31ontrea1 Stn Lord Erne Baltimore stearner Norwegian Boston New steamer Servia Liverpool steamer Peruvian Glasgow steamers Lobo New York for Bremen: St Louis New York steadier Circassian New 'York for Glasgow steamer Waesland NPW York Philadelphia Ems New York Spree New York New York'-Arrived Karlsruhe Bremen: Trove Bremen Sailed Si Paul South mpton Teutonte Liverpool: Friesland Antwerp Southwark New York Aurenia New York Germanic New York for Liverpool New York for Rotterdam California Ilamhurg Sailer Bremen 1 LAXATIVE DROMO QUININE Tablets relieve headache and at the mama time remove the cause by moving bowels gently and amusing the liver to action Continue to I prove The beneficial results that you have obtained from the use of the have never had a more novel and desirable Ilne of French suitings and Paris robes at this of the year than we now show They are exquisite in design and low In price Thompson Kelltk A Great Bargain! See Our counter at the door on Ithbai we now have our new lot of all-wool fall dress goods at 400 and No per yard It will pay you Thompson Kelly Our Mack goods stock hat for mann yeats been widely known for Its extent bcauty and worth Thls season we hope to perpetuate and eugment ite reputation To do this we have been exceedIngly careful to select the best effects and beet qualities in every line No lady in this State should be settee fled to buy a black dress before seeing our large assortment Thompeon Kelly Penang for evevybody Dark and light penangs In all the new pattern are now open If you will look at this lot you will like them well enough ta buy them Thompson Kelly Our new stook of Teazle Downs anti! Outing is large and wall assorted Tbe demand foe these goods Is greater than ever before Give them a look as soon as possible Thompson Kelly A TIMw line of Trilby and Empire fano at about half price hi one of the attractions of this week They are all new styles Not an old one among them 7 St Thompson Se Kelly Prof De Pierries Dancing AcedetnY will open 'Monday night for ladle and gentlemen at 730 Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock for misses and mestere Por terms etc apply at the Academy 426 Union erect me10thstt Intl in di eat rite tx)) pot for mang ts extent i wa hope 9 repute- exceed st effects he Sitioire seeing Kelly ark anti patterns lit at this nough es 4 Kelly twna anti! rtateedi trtlhita as soon Kelly iplre fans the are ell )ng them liwateiCciee: 1 masters kcademy Mineral Waters FAIRS 11 THE STATE "The American" is in receipt of a complimentary ticket from Cow an Secretary of the Bedford County Agricultural Society The show will come off at Shelbyville on the 18th and 19th of this month The American" is invited to attend the Macon County Pair at Lafayette Sept 17018 and 19 Allen Sec retary has spared no expense to make the occasion a grand success No doubt a large number of people will attend AogoriMmommorommommagen 1 THE SENATE aIr Early Mara a a garstiou Persona' Privilege Nashville Tenn Sept 9--The Senate 'Was called to order by Speaker Pillow at 10 o'clons this intrning The SeRFIMI was opened with prayer by licY it Lin Cave The roll call showed a quorum present The Journal ctf YerterdaY'a was read and irdput ved kri Mr Early arose to a questiOn of elsonel privilege lie said that he had been misunderstood on Tuesday by Senator Cooper If tics latter had Inferred from anytblr4 that be (Senator Early bad said that ha ade any charge of any character against the Treasuter Mr Early sail he had no Ides of malting any charge the Treasurer iya he bad the utmest confidenite in that ofrelare honesty and the profoundest regard for him rarsonally The sposker's only obect 'n saying what rie 'on Tuesday rald out whose tatemilt be sin ilia tel ulded by th Comptroller's or the Treasureels Mr Stava'i's bill E-) amend the aasesstrent act if passed seeond and was reereca to the Firtanoe Com-I n'ttte I 1 I No new -r restitutions were et fcred svhen ealied for and Serfator 'CooPer movel that the Senata 'adjourn until 10 0 I 1'nierrow order that the Finanee Committee mIghl ret wirk At oiler The Senate th-n adjourned unlii10 a to-morrow morning "a no to-morrow morning' THE SENA Sir Early Dines to Pereanal Pri Nashville Tenn Ser ist call to or ed an at 10 o'eloee Iles neon The sesslin wile ope by Reet It len Cave The roil eitil showed a The jotter-lei ef yettere was reed and illairt yee Mr E)rly arose to a riv tonal pile ge been misurileritood on ator Cooper if the lat from anythlrer that he bad eald that he rt ad any character nee inte Mr Early iiiiid he had ing any c-haree DerInA ilart he had the tameet rs ()feele tones')" and regard for hint pinion era only obeot 'it say 'on Tueerlite -ens tr frol pent he sht ilia be Lila f3 er 8 or the reau t' II tt I Mr Stosefeer hal to a meift act at Pee passel ane was rceserea to Ii anntee 1 a iaa No aew all7ta ai a lert hen 'oth iti ft 'Cooper movel ihat th until 10 o'alost anict or that i the Fine mighe fret rk A a aic he Senate ilti-n al a Pn to-marrow ini until 10 oalokT: Akt qs 1110 erirvIrw41na 3 40 '1 i 1 i at-' ri: ilk I i i A FErit ELINTVILLE Revenue ond Crops Mention Flintville' Sept 9 --(Speclal)--T11e reva flue officers made a raid six miles south of here last Saturday and report says captured a barrel of whisky but the revenue licenses were On the wall above the barrel They also burned up an old still house that had not been in operation for two years lhey took four citizens to Hunts Ville as prisoners There was a tine rain last Saturday morningand there is some indication of rain to-day Health throughout this neighborhood has Improved since the' weather has become cooler Some of the Flintville folks took in Lents' show in Fayetteville Tuesday and report It no 'good Horton Is vielting heilhutiband this week lie is storckeeetr and gauger for Copland Co Motillers Ails Julia Film isiting her sister Mrs Hawkins nester taster Mims of Huntsvillet Ala is staying tvith hi a grand parents and going to schl Bertha Strong and huts brOther Hobert of Fayetteville will move to FlititVilie this week end start to school next Monday Prot Bryant had a very narrow eicope from serious hurt if not his life by his horse running away i with him Both haand his horse were se-Verdi) hurt verely hurt A 'a LI THE it '9 altENT Shooting of Denier Eititord nod El unit Pen urem New yotk SiTto fis shooting of Prewer Fulfarll ami Elliott was the feature of the tarnomi'm Everett to-day Tcri evt nts were Ws- posed of The hie! wiritforA voro: Event No 1 20 due 20 Von Lengerki 19 Capt Money 17 Event 2 15 blue 33 Percy 13 Van Dyke 13 Elitott 13 Thomn? Event NO 3 20 bine 19 Ilrewer 19 eapt 18! Fulford 1S Event NO al 15 blue 26: Von Lengerke 15 Brewer II von 14Pulford 13 Elliott 13 Event No15 25 blue 21 Edwards 23 SlafrtY 23 11riy Van Dyke 21: Elliott 21: Brewer Event No 6 Ei blue Dyke 35: Elliott? 11 Event No 7 20 blue roeks--Falford 20 Drover 20: Itemsn 19 Edwards 15 Van D31(0 IN rvet lJ Mae 15' llrov I y11: yan It Event No if 24 Vail 11'ske Elliott 23' Capt Money 221 Ealtfol 32 Event NO to 211 hat 19: 'Vain DyI 19 Eiwards IS: Brewer 13 litafeleiZ ot NeoloO-t Cincinnati favorites fall two second cht)! oil I he pea at Newport It-y at tndaree wsW fi3O00 Weather tin ani rdA rapt sum mariex: First ract: 1nfly (701111E0a' (Eriftfoo 3 ond 3 to uu 1:11 Seeond race: 5 farlftim--1niff Nt: 102 4r 'S1totrotl1i it to 1'k111 i 4 01 5 sveond Ettel Earti11anird Time 1:0 2 Third rare: I 1-01 mliestiksorn(f Eardner) 9 to 2 wOn atuflttfl 4 to end second CoantessIrma third Time mi1e--i-ryo1ene102 (Thomp' c(n) 2 to Patlimart PI to 1 on'a ::9 to 1 thinh 'Dane Fifth rnee Walter 103 Krait124 19 to 5: Ma4tertileve A gr ittst114 LIS tO iyon isia4terpece TB)' 1i't trinirry ot it iti InNT hoo tints Of Denier Fulford nod El lion Pen i it reit es New York STl -Th' shr'c'ting Brewer Pulferll 3:14 Elleet vot3 tilt- feature of the leteet ate teurnami nt at 1Iverett to-daY 'fen evt nts were tbs posed of The chief wirinere lore: Event No 1 20 elm" noc -0 Ji Von Lenge 39 rks apt Money 17 Event No 2 le blue roeks-Eawards 13 Percy 13 Van Dyke 13 Elliott 13 1 rt Thomas Iii 1 Event NO It 20 Mite rockse-lelliott 19 Brewer 19' Capt eloney ili laUlford 1S 1 41 Event No al 5 lolue roc k-l al 15: Von Lengerke le Brewer it 11'in- sien 14Fulford 13 leillett 13 Event No! 525 blue ritelia-Remrn 24a Edwa kerds21 Elliott 21 Brewer 23 ShortY e3 Pielay! '21 Dy 20 No ci blue rockeseVan Dyke Evr4it -4 35: Elliott' 14 Event No 7 20 blue rigeos-Ftilforcl 20 Br(wer 20: Remsn 19 Edwarde 18 van elykfe leveht No III blee roces-Ettlfora lee Erew er 11 ia yan 1)Ylie la ilvent Noe li blue eeks -le dwatde i 24 Van Dieke ea Elliott 271' 0a1 loney e21 latter it lie EVent No Iti saltlike rocks-Elliotti 13 i es Nan Dyire le lee aide IS int a I 1" at iZ ti I 9 T1 tavor ites anti two tteconI Ch''''' "PtIlr''''l th'' ''''r'l Nett part I osiete tithe' "I t'0 te "11 e000 weather lin an ti IT'd -k fast Sum- mariex: I First rata: it tfereoees --Lela eoill'iviiiii" pa Otritteni 3 i ea: Lenir tese to id 3 to 1 eleend Sivrstntit third TInc at 11 ill -tt' inn SeTlind 5 filtatneesele -a wi) to rvvn: l'q11 ht' It tu (t I)- 1 6 and 4 to 5' ettand Ethel Eartelythire Time 1:02 Third race 11-16 miltallekso (d aeoteere 9 102 wen: Lealmate and to2 second' CountesslEsna thirst Poorth race: 1 milseeemrelenelO2 (Thome- con) 2 to -1 woo Rival-tart el to 1 an I 14 to I second Ontiagoe thire Tame II erS Elf awe 4IS fureares-S 'Walter loe grait14 Lis to 5 wone alaeterplece I 'z I at the springs can be increased by continuing their use at home We handle more waters than all the other dealer a in Nashville and receive them fresh eVery few days thus insuring freshness and efficacy V30-0- We are solo agents for Red Boiling Springs Water Bowden Lithin Baliey Springs Rnbinat Corftal and receive every few days Wiliow Brook Blue Lick Buffalo Lithis Deep Rock Our wagon delivers to a1 portions of the cityv Telephone No 66 Send for our trytneral water book a 7 IJUKUIVLIM Ut-tc I No' 66 bona: Ior Our taheral water b6ok a 7 I i 4 I' Prof' 'Nicholas Main has returned from 'Kingston Springs and will be glad to furbish fralFite for ha many fr1en3 3 Address 616 Church street care Castello Fruit litand returned will be' Is many I street I 1 New Shoes adapted to all needs arriving daily specially made for our sales 1 We can and will supply your wants it the low est prioett and boys' shoes at Per pair and up to the highest grades Try us for the beet value John Ramage Son pelf 3t ig daily We can the low shoes at highest Valtle3 'Alamo The siatorint in yesterday's "Arnett enn- that the renPal Of the preetnt would fin away ivith th hoard of Din allnitoo anti Tt tilroad Tak AFsee5 0114 1tton- trtorntotts 1'1 peal of the nreitent ass mn bill do tilt lpil 1etrisittt1 iee the Statt ISNInt in Yes (inn- that the repeal of obilt would flO 11W3: 'of Dilialleeriti anti 'ft tilt ors tt on- erroneous rt present asseteenent bill 9r he "'Arne' ri enn- that th tt epPal of the prttptnt 11 1 th't nit 11ra) b()Ar a -T I Eit 11 and T' tilroqd Tax AL-qes ors Nvon- irroneotts tie ropeol' ot toe preent 1As k-mfn do 1 Bottle of CUTICURA RE501 VENT greatest of humorzres- Is often sufficient to cci plete a permanent cure ot the most torturing and disfiguring of skin scalp and blood humors' MDT Cr US TAP aTrXEN FOR ALL Stria AND Lont) nu Mang Warm nathp with Cwtyogi so gentle aorliestions of ennetinA (Mot: meri() the great skin cure and mud dopes of CINICESA KICSOLVSST greatest Of humor cures Sold thronshout thi thhtth CrvetriA SOt totor hie sa4 Fa Dm ANP entt Snif PrOl antIOVI mmg Ea Wm" 4rasa aisaaaa" kara permanen't cureOf the most 'gring torturing and disfiU of an skin scalp blood humors 1 Fearnt Crux Tap ATrXENT 108 Att SKiN AND blithe with CUTIAHi th rea mentl tlf at akin cure and mild deem et etrrol'inA tirsotstsr of bumoioureal ORP liif engem emoville Co t7- el110Y14111e at C092' Vii(111 ENTERTAIIt MENT Given by Toning' Ladles ate Lewis burly Lewisburg Sept of the ntost unique entertainments of the E0e aeoti was that givenlast evening by the young ladies of the Poreas Society of the Presbyterian Church at the residence of AV Kercheval It was a butterfly social and butterflies were in ifItlesee all sides all sizes colcirs NTERTA INMENT I burg Given by Twang Ladies ne Lewis LeIVIEbUrg SePt or the nfoot unique entertaintnents of the tedti t3O wao that given last evening by the young lames ot toe wuzusa Of the Presbyterian Church at the re s- plittentY xteaiti 4wItlejace On sill sides all sizes col rs MD the residet000 of her brother ftWaw Oltryan 327 North Vine street On Sept 8 IS9a at 0:30 tn Leonora Chambers Harris widow 40174 iate Cot Wm Harris of Coaurnbus 0a runerat fervioea at above residence to- day at 1039 a ot Revs 7 Mord" and 7 Vanee officiating Burial at Alt )rtit Virve ow 4 i A Wit nlbow tence to- 7 mord' Burial at Alt- 1 1 MI Lula Lewis of Gallatin is dItt for Engrossing Clerk elf trce S011- ate LiqVIS IS Assistant Iliiing-rossing Clerk of the Present arid has made' a most e)oellent lotticier She has many friends and Will have strong support In her rioi 4 4 4 44 -gm Mies Lula Lewis of didto for Engrossing ate MI-'e is Assn Cl rk of the Present Made' a motif 'exeellent many friend's and WIil her ra port iw Ili I I 1 ew's of G'illat'n is a an to or Fnrossng iti frI Clerk elf tI on- ce IAMis Assistan ate tne-rossing Clerk of the present liouse arid has many friends and win have strong sup- port In her ra i-ss CHURCH AND CHERRY St So OPEZok 'ALL filigillsweintitiliaCP 11111 flir11211 tte OPEN ILIA twili011ismttuateZCP I I Iteene 11 11 Sept Tbe tyrills to 1 11-eene IN 14 MePt ---L le oionaaocic 4 uc ia 4 44z 4 v49 44-44 1 ock The ly'llits to a Iteene N11 Sept 9-TheteItionad I i I 11.