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1 lc 0 I A TITtrlISDAY MOTINiNG THE NASHVILLE AMERICAM' ow mr 1r 1ra In 1 A AA 1 0 A A A AAL AA AUGUST 22 1S93 or IT IS A THEY WILL MEET TO-DAY tu ti oa 41 At 11114 rear cum ntrt-11011A0 tta' ao per rnt CA I 1)W LIL ti A l'atAN vn ts 1110411 ti oa 46 CLOSERAdE the home team and kept them contlit unity gueegivit' Attendance SOO ti Niro by innings: Ys0 1 4 6 0 3 1 Nrolyre 0 0 0 0 i and I atm anI Somers: ifl NashvilloAnd Atlanta roo th WQa Their Games and Atlanta r0 th WQn Their Games Gentry And Patchen to Contest fr the $3000 Purse To Remove That Tired Feeling Take GENTRY IS A 4 TO 5 FAVORITE OEITING vrrv INZIRESTING Si ate for training purposes In order to settle the logality of the statute In reference to nriAe fighting Harry Reed the only horse left in Dwyer's Engliett string reached New York Nlonday on the Normanye COrbett went to Fall River Monday accompanied by his new vdto and his ComballY and that night opened the season with In a Big City" Ile has Just elosed another real estate deal having purchased a four-story brown Stone front on West Forty-fifth street tor $2000 James Keens has nominated Horn-Pipe and Domino for the Cambridge-port to be run on Oct 23 and Hornpipe for the long distanee handicap the Czarwitch to be decided on Oct 9 Old anquet II is also nominated for the Czarwitch hornpipe and Domino are still in this country Evansville Are Being Stradii Gained Upon and the Last think'' Will Erobably Genueed to Deride the Chamtion Lsea le lindunt Easy Time of it 'Yesterday '11 1r 1 7'14 11 l'atne Races and Poor Attendance at Wealtington Betting Is au Attraction la Evidenced! Lty the 14tnallett Attendance in Year at All the Other Racing Result FOR dweliingn cothack offices a eleeping rooms Sel our lire before closing contract for another year WEAK LEY WELDS ui3 end 3t FOR finest line of new bk eyelAs in the oily rrnmonnhle rates (RAY DI'DLEY )1A1lOWARE CO31 PANT' 21:2 Niarkot Atrett itu2a at 14 ENT-4'honnt Moot in Wilinov 12 Jog The eiovotor mot pitittor 0rvieo vner) r11inees JIM utwitotilo1 in Ow 8 kJUUN l' Oni111 RN So rt01 North 'twtwo 111 tI 1: lott: 'fitompRon t'olloirtt tqrprt lately tieruplati by Phillip Hoist Co: threllins booe Melerara utr Church A pply to L1) Li DA 1 ISON twit tttuo It THE MORAN DEAL The Little Southpaw WM Pitch 1113 Last Game for NashvillerrithlY Sominy Moran will pilth his last Pattie ror Nashville rrhiay whfn rill open the Mobile series Vitt deal for his release which has been On tor some time an aeeount -of Avhicit 4has been itrintett in "The American" culminated yesterday Whet National Pres Wont Nick Young wired Manager Stal ahead of Sarstossa bead to the good for the first fariong Excetts Owl) resnolided to 'Martin's call and crept tip so that when the stand was rassed he Nvits b-ading the trio by a length with itey el Santa Anita second ''his order reinellind unchanned After taking the lead Eir Excess was never headed winning hands down without punishment by four lengths from Saragossa itey el Santa Anita a length behind Summaries: First race selling: 5 Favortiale 101 lbs Wassinl even won Sinaloa 103 (Martin) even second Florence ColVIlle 103 ((Morn) 5 to 1 third Time 1:0211 Bernsrdine La Gallienne and Alias Hannah P180 ran Second race 6 11) 4 (McClain) 5 to 2won by a length Ajax 122 (Martini 5 if) 2 sectind Fop Gray 112 (Chom) 3 to third' Time 1:15 Laurel Oro ran Third race Spencer Ilan(lican 114 Exce 1I iI (Ilartin'f 3 to 5 won Saragossa 115 (Chem) 0 to 1 second ley etSanta Anita 125 (I Murphy) 6 to 5 third Time Fourth race: 1 Tenor 112 lbs (Martin) 3 to 1 won Flying Dutchman 112 (Chorn) 1 to 3 second Kandor 115 (Slack) 60 to 1 third Time SkipperAlso ran Fifth race 5 110 lbe ((Thorn) 4 to 6 won Engineer "107 (Martin) 10 to 1 second King Michael 110 ilandeD 30 to 1 third Time-103 Dr Morrice and Navahoe also ran a O'CONNELL'S --HANDICAP' TtrE ONLY WORLD'Eplit Lr't'j Sarsaparilla Over Half a Century Old Why Not Get the Best? PILLS cure Headache TLTE ONLY WORLD'S Tfilit Loi---' Arivert nirrillft i I I 1 1 I) 1 4 1 1 4 I 1 oe A 1 1 I i I 1410R ofilswit in l'he A niptinito 12 building Apply at American bbmsnwi ot jy4I1 VOlt droiruble runs duitabld -12 fur And idTint: untirtnuno Vett dom Ituilding Apply NASH VILLE GA di! Cbureli tret intr'1 it BASE BALL Il 404" eti 47 1 CP-d' f0611iffflt 'V '1 1 f' I 1 1 1 VOI IIOAV TREY 2'1TAND club re rvansville4 19 32 64S A 9t ra :3 Nashville 93 LS 35 Now ()rioting 47 40 490 93 :16 117 1s7 Montgomery 95 115 60 36S The result of yelderday's Southern games poly intensities the Interest In the fl'aal outcome of the race to decide thechampionship Nashville and Alanta each won a game and each tltereby increased their percentage four points while Evansvilleloss to AtItatta 4iecreased their' ing by eight polcIts Nashville is now two points or 0412 behind Atlanta and pOITIM or 0021 behind the leaders A prettier race' could not be(wished for Were It polsible to place the clubs for an ext4ting finish that Job could not be more satisfactorily done than has been iaccomplisbed by the natural remit the total number of games played during the entire season Anyone of the 'three are liable to fly the pennant and it goes without saying that each V111 strive hard to capture the pr tze TO re)IN To V00 Voo Viol) on city rosi rt TURNER 304 College street sut St The New Nork Derail is trying to boom base ball in Fran The article In the Herald toncludes as follows: -It Is to be hoped that this attempt to Introduce base hall into France will hear fruit There seems to a mistaken idlka among French people that the game lit dangerous and at one time the gendarmes were disposed to stop it on that ground but were dissuaded by a Frenchman present' It Is In no resneet as dangerous as foot ball or fencing and the brothere Renard have shown that Frenchmen can learn to play it well" Third Baseman Everett reeentlytiskel for his release from the Chicago Club because he wasn't doing his win as well as he Imagined he should President Hart they sthy not only refused It release him but promised to raise the young mans salary next year Thereupon 'Jeers wMied to Everetrs" eyes overflowed the duets and got so 'lammed up in his throat that he couldn't say a word It livaan't necessalY however for "Jim" led the way across the street and through tne screen door Then there was another 11)oling of the esophagus Everett gets $1400 this season Hell get $1425 next year--New York Herald NASHVILLE ni rIONTCOMER'Y TO LOAN-440 Um poO $LOW on Improver eity pr000rty A 1111ARPK No 313 North Cherry street au11 9'10 10 A onoy in sums to suit sny sood I orcuritv ROYAL LANK Union street ants eo1 St Cli leigo Aug 21--The 'racing at 'tXashington Park to-day was again tame the three events being taken In straight order Dentine ''took the 2'24 trot with thc greatest ease There was nothing In the 2:10 pace that could give -Earltriont any argument and he won antler a restraint The day was pleasant attendance 4000 not half of horn paid however as It was ladies' day Maud 11 And 2:2211 were driven to beat a pole team record of 2:20 by their owner James Stinson They went In 2:24 To-morrow John IL Gentry and Joe I'atchen meet for a $3000 purse Both horses are tit and thfre is no doubt about the genuineness 15f the rivalry No betting at the track Is permitted many private wagers on the match have been made however In which Gentry has ruIed favorite at 5 to 4 notwithstanding Patchen's recent victories over Robert Summaries: Champions Stakes 224 trot purse $1500 Dentine I I I Spinaway 2 2 3 Dilly Parks '3 5 2 Almira Ilighwood Catherine Zulet ta and Itathorne also started Time 2:14 218 217- 2:40 trot purse 8100 judge Bike Turquoise 2 1 2 2 Iloyana 4 '4 3 13 Kitty Wilkes and Supposition also started Time 2:23 220 2:25 2:10 pace puree flarimont I I 1 Wiikes 3 2 2 May Murphy 2 3 4 Duchess O'Neill RXiintIS Alice Director Flora Snail and also started Time 214 2361i AUGUST 21 AND 22 Adn) kaion In Latina' Opera Chan' Stand 50e Aditti lalott to Stanitiary Grand Stand inn Ad initttion to 1toadvr Wfl fryn yam ri mat to tadnta Lad WS twenin twitted by evn lama admit tyd Let arand SIAM' itilt 1113 ttrlialun esityd at 4131 tn att21 FOUND buten' Owl our pritu4 Just 12 no at 'tot vsry lowest Knit it is prottintert dtuniontis still not tin RS cheAp sotiti this CPILP tury the ()poor( unit is trohlrn Mir noosts esn tutt foil to pisitso you CALHOUN Jeweierli ma its tolitt31 ings that the Pittsburg club had de-Posited $LOW with him to be paid for Moran as soon as he reported for duty Moran has done good work for Nashville in most of the games he ham pitched both last Year and this and with proper coaching I and by taking good care of himself he should make the National Leaguers a valuable man He Is especially valuable On account of 'being so good a hitter and is a fast ruhner He will leave for New York to join the Pittsburgs Friday night or Saturday and will carry with him the good wishes of the Nashville base ball IT SIX STRAIGHT Ford AgaAn Proves an Easy Mark for the Nashville Batters I A DVERTISING UNDER THE HEADtt ings "Wanted" "For Sale" "For Rent" "Miscellaneous" etc will be charged for hereafter at the rate of SEVEN CENTS A LINE WILL NOT GO IN WWI pair at dna gold rpetnaelett with pet ble letiveoi beet I ever bud: but at het a cone fort to know I eau tret more like them trout CAT110iN I CO The Opticiaue uI1 u111 to 01 WANTED ATLANTA ALSO WON Beard's Men Are Defeated In Another (lose Came to have their rollers cast by DANIEL DALY 'comPANT Sixth and Williams streets Nashville Tenn au thst1 tt BUSINESS CHA NCES PARTNER St ANTED-114 Rh capital to start art material business ttecorating china tor the trade And catering to amateur art 1st Address "ARTIST" care American Western st Anon to sod Nashville Cita 000ga St tools Roods Take au Important Step President Thomas says that neither the Western Atlantic or the riashville Chattanooga: St Louis Railway w11 enter into the proposed new Southern Freight Association being organized as a successor to the Southern Railway and Steamship As-sedation Spiers' Great Sprinter Has no Trouble in Winning at St Louts: St Louis Aug 21--Tho feature of to-day's races was the free handicap In which O'Connell as a 1 to 2 favorite and won as he pleased Dorah Wood a light-weight being the only one that could keep near him Attendance 2000 Weather clear track good Summa ries: First race: 4 furiongs---Ashland 105 lbs (Freeman) 5 to 1 won Pe leas 102 (Turntr) 5 to 2 second: Aunt Susie 1(J0 IT Murphy) 15 to 1 third Time 1:20 Minnie Bill Ellison Johnny 51cBenison Mercury Expense also ran Second race:" 5 Jr 102 lbs (Turner) 12 to 1 wnn: Wainut Ridge 102 (Garner) 3 to 1 secOndi A 10i (Costello) 5 to 1 third Time Midland Airlight Black Knot Woodiake also ran Third race selling: 1111 miles--Marcel 102 tbs (C Siaughtei) 4 to 5 Won: Prince Si (J Thornton) 4oto I second Billy McKenzie 59 (Aker) 4 to 1 third Time 2:023 Davezac Vulture Mira beau also ran Fourth race free handiaap 6 fur- 125 lbs 41 McDonald) 1 to 2 won: borah Wood 95 (A L'arrett) 8 to second Simmons 105 (Moro) i 15 to 1 third Time 11814 Miss Young Rey Del Mar Mollie also ran Fifth race selling: 7 111 lbs (-Welsh) 3 to I won Francis Popp 119 (Mosby) 7 to 1 second Ashland 119 (Turner) 3 to 1 third Time 1:15 Salle Woodford Semele Hartford also ran "tVINNERS AT OTHER 'TRACKS At Kansas City---Montell Ella Benzance Ten Spring Virginite 'and Annie At San Fro set Grady Sport McAllister Roadrunner and Flit At Stark Marie Woodlands Laura Cotta and Midstar 11114INE4S C1IANCE-410 to 0 made daily on small investmenta In grain and stock Our hook and inarket re- view explains safest methods of Ina tkt ireet beware of irresponsible brokers: hank references furnished OLIVER CO Commission Merchants Chicago Stock Exchange au 17 stintuthu I) OLIVER CO Commission Chicago Stock Exchange Clii xo au 17 surEtutha to remember the nate of the Nk Murfreesboro Fair which begins Sept It a nd continues four days Special attraetions of ail kinds and a grand exhibition each day of jacks jeunets cattle sheep horses ne poultry arid babies! Mlle floral display! -Horse mule bicycle and dog races! Entries now open! Grand tourna meuts! Aerial performances! Balloon ascensions! Goort music! Cars stop near main entranee Redueed rates from all points! Address SPARKS JR Secretary for a cata logue au22 21t AVlanta Ca Aug 21--(Special)--The tar ge crowds that daily attend the ball games here have been treated to many close and exciting games recently and to-Lay game was not an exception Reineeke pitehed another winning game and the team behind him outhit the locals but the latter were the luckiest und won by bunching their hits in the fourth inning The Evsnsvilles play their last game here to-morrow Attendance 100 Reore by innings: Atlanta Evanaville 1 0 0 0 0 ii 0---3 7 Evansville 9 Atlanta 2 Evansville 3 and Wilson Ileinicke and Fields CARRIES THE BOYS FREE MISCELLANEOUS -VOT10E --W buy for cash old gold and silver 11 also allow highest value In evehonte tt hove no agents bnying gold GEO CAI- 110CN CO Jewelers au15tholu to aullt MISCELLANEOUS The Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway has granted free transportation to the National Guard of the State of Tennesae in order to participate In the dedicatory exercises at the State of Tennessee In order toenable them to participate in the dedicatory exercises at Chickamauga Park Sept woman to do plain sewing Cali 3 in to-day Room Cumberland Presbyterian "binding NATIONAL LEAGUE teaeher of mu-Fie A WILLAMETTE Atanaaer Southern Teachers' Lachange Vanderbilt building MARK the clilldren's clothing before they start to echool A complete Indelthio outfit for 2o at DEM( at FINNEY'S au20 eod it two young men board convenient to custom-house Address "BOARD" care American au22 BCD FINNEY COMES BACK Refused to Leave St Louis Without a Requisition However mold rented and repaired 'GRAY DCDLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Market elk au20 8t live bustlers at from to $511 per week Call Room No 4 North summer rpENTA for sale and mat sAstwAti-mOr cALFE DUCK it ItUnitlin CO h27 Church street Nashville Tenn jr lh doors 8 bOVP Centennial headquarters 214 North High street boaraers by the day or week MRS DRAKE au liia0-2252729se THURSDAY'S RACING CARDS ICYCLE riders can make money by taking au been pitons In country int Tim SemitYeekly American For terms aoply to THE SE I-W EEK LY A ERICA uihtI 'Acting MI inager Pe 4)les put Ford in the box to pitch for the Montgomery Club yestairday and he again proved to be tOttsy going for the local shiggers letiman pitched for Nashville and toYed with his 'opponents from the beginning But With his easy work littex were able to score ally three runs ttgailnst Nashville fourteen Except the hitting and base run)ingl of the fashvilles WO some remarkably neig fielding the 'game was devoid of ileterest Stallings' men seemingly trtidte thefr hits and runs at will and the only wonder is that their total was rbe greater Cleve Man: Lynch My! Merman Knoll and Stallings all Old some nice base run- ning Myers and Lynch especially have greatly proved in this respect recently Mrzena and Peeples did some good Infield work Nash-vines' third baseman made two beautiful plays Ins catch of Armour's line tirlYe was a beauty Sweeney made another one-Its inded jumping catch of a foul from Peeples' bat Peeples' stop of Staitings rut grounder over second was alien as nice a play as has been made On the grounds in some time Herman brcreght down the grandstand by makiog a hit stealing second and thtrd and scolsing a run all in the same inning Knoll did gottle stic work making two L4 ings a deuble and a borne run IdeLaughlin umpired iinother good game but 441ve the visitors the etit of all the close Mrzena at the Plata 4in a rice slide and Herman at first were deelnred wit when both were unquestionably sal- A singular faturto of the game was that Man' a (list has' did mit have a put out fon five innings and only four In the entire game The visitoes did' not attempt their tactics of tlee (lay previous in attempting- to inake a snicker of the mnpire They itti behaved in it gentitmanly ard their action was ttliPrecaAted by tho 500 patroins of the game The Immo club mad thoir runs with so little effoiTt that a detail Nvould h( monotonous Tips visitms on run in the fourth on two singles a hose all balls a tal all seorod two ttlore in the citzht Ries two flit and wild throw hy Myers over 1115 Kahoe took jlayos' 113? at and 'Wylie went to third in place Of AlviTison Wa'4 Bailey and Sparks looked after the territory is left and right field and all did fairly good Work 1NNY' FRESH' The official Soo: A13 It111P0 A Cleve Mrzena 4 0 0 3 2 Knoll :1 4 4 0 0 Marr lb 4 0 0 Myers :11) I Stallings I 1 0 ft I I 0 ti Lynch 2b 5 2 2 1 1 Sweenoy 4 5 fl 2 1 0 Jlerman 5 1 0 I 0 bicycle repairs: strictly first cht8S CONNELL CURRY 212 Summer street th su thsu awl SPe the Nashville CONNELL At CURRY 212 Bummer strtat au20 tuthsu sundries and repairs 2 12 Summer street au20 tuthdiu Bud Finney a negro ex-convict who Is under Indictment in the Criminal Court for larceny and robbery from the person was returned here yesterday by Detective Ben Crockett from St Lou is Finney and another negro named Vat-ter Burns en July 10 victimized Robert klaGee colored out of a watch by means of the "double lock" game and five days later they swindled John Chatrnan colored out of several dollars Finney was feleased on bond and while awaiting trial he robbed Ike Adkins colored of a watch- Their he fled to St LOuls and Chief Clack Instructed the St Louis authorities to arrest the darlty On receiving Infor mation that Finney waseunder arrest Chief Clack and Detective Crocket went after him Finney refused to come back without a requisition and the officers had to make a trip to Jefferson City to procure one Finney served a three years' sentence in the penitentiary for robbing John Diehl's residence and had been at liberty only a short time' when he again got into trouble FA RM I NG OUTLOOK' IIEDIXED THEIR RECORDS Fannie and Boneta Clip Several Sec-ends Off Their Time Rochester Aug 21--The attendance to-day was' a slight improvement over that of yesterday but was way below Oa average of the poorest years when betting was allowed The sport IV 8 of a fair quality there being large fields and close finishes in all but the first event In the 2:20 pace Fannie accomplished the somewhat unusual feat of clipping 8a seconds off her best previous mark Boneta won the third heat and she Vic) made a good reduction in her record taking off 7 seconds Arturus was looked up to win this race but Fannie was not regarded as an outsider by any means The 2:31) stake went to Larrable in straight heats Fred Kohl was distanced In the first heat and that left Only two to fieht It out with Lartable Queeehy got away with the 2:12 claas race in straight heats although he had a hard fight eavh time To-morrow John Johnson will go against the mile and a half recorde paaed by a quad and champion Alia will make an attempt to lower her record Summariea: class trotting puree $2000: Larrabee I 1 1 Geddes 2 2 2 Dresch 3 3 a Fred Kohl also started Time 2:20 2:18 2:20 elass pacing purse $1000: Fa na le 1121 Bonet a 2 4 I 4 ArtuirtiF 6 2 6 2 Gem Lenore Gretchen and Omega also started Time 2:15 2:13 2:1414 2:13 class 'pacing purse $1000: Quetichy I 1 I Altao 3 New Castle 5 4 Greichen Obediah ntertliS Peverila and Roseleaf also stilt ted Time 2:14 2:113 THE TROTTERS AT SAFGES Saugus Me Aug were three events to-day but only tlao were completed the 2:20 trot being carried over to-morrow after two heata ene of which was won by Katie Me and the other by the favorite Miss Fullerton Catherine won the first heat of the 2:17 trot but after that the race was never la doubt Summarive: 2:17 class trotting purse won second third awl fourth heats and race best time Catherine won first in 2:104 class pacing purse Rolf won In straight heats best tirnEc 2:20 (WIS trot purse 3500 (unfinished) Me won first heat: time 21t1'a Mias Fullerton won second in make a specialty of lino bicycle repairs CONNELL ift CURRY 212 Summer etreet au20 tuthou VO 17140-1n Chancery at Nashville State AA or Tennessee-011mm clerk and master Chancery Court Nashville July the Iftst and City Council of Nashville Cotuplainants vs Ed Cody and others appearing front the: return of the Sheriff on the subpoota to answer heretofore is sued in this cause that the defendants Mrs IIIfl nnd Warren Rush are nnt to be found auti the defendants York Cantrell and Anderson Cato are nonresideuts of the State or Tenntlle see stud ftannot be served with the ordinary process or law: It is thereforeordered that said defendants enter their appearance herein before or wttliin the don three data of the term of said court to be held en the first Ronda' In Sefton iter next titat'st it twine Sept 2 isil3nd plead ausiter or (lemur to complainants bill or Ins $I(II)0 will be ten for confessed as to them and set for hearing ex ps rte and that a copy of this order he puolished for four consecutive weeks in 'The American THOS WEAVER Clerk sinA blaster By JOS WEST Ck Slew-Ins Anderson Solicitors for Complain ants sot th More and clean yotir wheel Leave it with us CONNELL CURRY 212 Summer street au2a tu either sex new combination dipper lightning seller big profits sample postpaid 25 -cents NELSON LITTLE patentee Chicago III au215t At St Louis: I First race 414 Gamecock 107 lbs Bay View Dick Deneath Tommy nutter 104 Kali Garrett 100 Little Lee Landon 97 Balmoral Martha Griffin Mollie King 95 Second race: 6 Sir Vassar 118 lbs Judge Dubois Nicholas Sixty 115 Faros Kingstone 95 Third race stiling: 6- Soundmore 107 lbs Alarchaway Fra Diavolo 111 Satinet La Gartia 102 Piccaroon Chicot 100 A Gray Mick le 97 Sundawn Fourth race 1 Geo Bailey Ilessen 110 lbs Overe lia 107 Saliie Woodford 103 Addle Buchanan 105 Fifth race selling: 'F Crevasse Dago Loader Ban 112 lbs Issie 107 Booze 109 Sixth race selling Charles Cayespring Danton 109 lbs Mrs Bradshaw The Kitten White Wings 107 Geld Corn Miss Norma If0 At Saratoga: First race 5 112 lbs Manchester 102 Edna Mayo Babe Murphy 100 St Dario 107 Second race handicap: 1 103 lb Manchester 98 Maurice 94 Hidalgo 92 Third race selling Ws 103 lbs Ogdensburg 98 Fine ld 97 Mildred Chtignut Bernardine 95 Fourth race 1 1-16 105 lbs Enthuslast105 Prig Kapanga colt Cass 102 Fifth race Reverwyck Steeplechase full 162 lbs St Luke 159 Sam Cory 157 Hesperion 154 Ingot 150 Lion Heart Lafayette Caracas 135 Beverwyck 122 Per Clubs Played Won Lest Cent Cleveland- 14b4 C5 29 621 Pal Minot 9 5 624 Pittshurg Cincinnati 96 r1 43 Poston 941 5:1 43 2 Philadelphia 95 12 43 747 Chicago 53 46 547 Proo lyn 97 45 rt7S New York 4S 49 4'45 Washington- hit :11 't4 244 St Louis 100 $S' 320 94 71 219 NATiONAT 117AG1E GAMES At Bostort saineB Boston 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 -7 Louisville o4 a 0 1 1 2 0-1 Hits-Boston 7 oalsvill Errors-Boston 4 Louisv 1111 4 Itativries-Sullivati und tnhy McDertnott and NVar- inn I'mpire--McDorialii At Boston (Secend gainr): Boston 4 0 2 0 0 4 -11 Louisvine 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 17- Iiits-oston 47 Louisillo 7 Errors-Boston 0 hatteries-Stoekdalo and Gauze tufts and Warner Urn pire-Melfonald At lialtimorc 1ito4 2 01010001'-i Dbicago 0 0 0 0 0 if 0 2 ilits-Baltimoro 7 rhivago 10 ErrorsBaltimore ip I bL'agn 2 R011114011 Donohue and Terry VInpire- ipn ir Th At Nit'ashintoon: Vtk aitingtou 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 i tic-vela 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1-5 SVaidiington 9 Cleveland Errors Wasidnaton cliveland BatterisfsAnderson and McGuire Cuppy andO'Conno 1 niutre- Day At' Wciiingion (Second game): Washitutton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-1 it 0 3 0 0 2 1 2 I lits-Washington 11 elevoland 12 Errors-Washington 5 Cleveland 0 BatBries---Malarity and 51ifiluire Young and Zinnnor At Now York: New York 0 41 1 0 0 0 042 rithotzrT 4 0 0 4 3 1 3 Ilita-Nfw York 11 Pittsburg 22 Errirs -Now York 1 Pittsbnr7 4 Batterits-- Clark tout Farr11 Ilawley and Merritt in re-1 on At Brooklyn: St 101i 14 I 0 fl 0 0 2-3 Brooklyn 1 2 0 1 5 0 Hils-St Louis 7 Brooklyn Ii Errors-St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1 Batteries-51n1ongal Hisming-er and Metz Burrell and Grim- Unutire-Murray A Philadelphia: Philadelphia 0 0 0 a 3 Chp-ineati 0 0 0 0 I 0 Hits Dinciumiti 7 Er-taws- 1 Cincinnati 3 Batteriffs- IIi and ilrady Dwyer and and 11(11th-1-- son LYNNVILLE BEATS WACO Aug 21-(Specia1)--A very lung game of ball was played at the Solphur Spring- park hcre yesterday be-we" the 1NA-441011e and Waeo clubs and in tavor of Lynnville I Score by (linings: InjIt 0 0 1 (I fl 0 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 it4riem- Smith Blackburn and UT-) aht Briggs and 1 SmIth comblnediaelegraph erator arid mtenographer: city work Cali at DRAUGHON'S COLLEGE corner Church and Summer aulli 2t 1 1 I Thqdy to know that we are agents for the Sterling Fenton and Falcon bicycles and carry the largest line of sweaters sundries etc in the city GRAY DUDLEY HARDWARE COMPANY 222 larket al auZO 6t public to know that Archie Clark mow has charge of our bicycle department and that we sell the "Sterling" "Fenton" and "Falcon" wheels GRAY DUDLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Market at au 29 6t Chancery at Nashville State 04 of of Clerk and Master Charmers! Court Nashville Juiy the inst Mayor and City Couneti or Nashville Complain ant vs A Hooper and others Defendants-- It appearing from the return or the Sheriff on the subposna to nnswer heretofore Issued in this cause that the defendant Joanna Jones is not to be loom: It is therefore ordered that said defendant enter her appearance herein before or within the drt three data of the term or said court to be held on the drat filondav in September next tiS95i it being Sept rind plead answer or demur to complainants' bill or the same will be taken for confessed as to her and set for hearing es parte end that copy of this order be published for four coo-menthe weeks in The Americana Tlitls IA CA VER Clerk and Master My JOS WEST I Simons Anderson SO11010111 for Complain Stit th 4t The Greatest Corn Crop Ever Produced in the Southern States Baltimore Aug Southern States Magazine publishes elaborate reports from Southern bankers and railroad officers In regard to the outlook for farming and general business interests with a special reference to the diversification of agriculture in the South The reports oil-low -tilitv the unusually large corn crop of ISA will be excelled this year byJat least 101009000 to 150e00000 bushels and it le estimated that the aggregate yield In the South will be from 6ou000000 to 65001000 bushela of corn worth In that seetion at least 13N1000000 This yield will be the greatest corn crop ever produced in the South Fruits and vegetables as shown by these reports are attracting a great deal of attention and the yields this year have been unprecedentedly large The South has been blessed as never before with crops except cotton and though smaller than last year Its money value promises to be larger than last year The Southern States hiagazine says: "It is an interesting story of abundant crops and freedom from debt and freedont from banks and railroad officers" WANTED Small cottage or half of house in East Nashville Address care American aui0 2t Reporter Centennial edition subscribers 104 pages 10 cents aug 1S 10t wonderful cures it bas performed: 6000 eminent doctors recommend it creates electrieity that ocatiAes Your speedy cure Amit for tivideuee at Gager 's drug store Uniou street Wiit break up your typhoid fever without charge Price IRO lute frsmtu to nut AN ATTEMPTED COUP CO- it web-qt atilt sotO to stal IITANTE1)--You to butt fre5h broken candy 10e irt pound at vit OCEit bum mor itu4 Atith Cheneery at Nashville State of Tennessee011iCe Clerk Stiti )1aster Chancery Court fashville July the 3Ist ayor anti City Council of Nashville Complain ant vsEd Price and others peering front the mturtt of the Sheriff on the bubtxplia Ur' answer heretofore tooted in tide cause that the defendants Andrews and Mrs Ruffner are nonresidents of ths State of Tennessee and cannot be cried with the ordinary proness Of It is therefore ordered that said defendants en ter their appearance herein before or within the fiNt three days or thg9 term of said court to he held nu the tirst Monday in Septetalwr next 1SA it being Sept 2 and plead answer or ote noir to complainant's bill or the eanin will he taken for conifeeeed as to them and set for hear liur 0( parte and that Iteepy of this tester he publilied for four ecomecutive weeks in The American TiloS WEAVER Clerk and Mester Ity Es'r Deputy Clerk and Master Andersou Solicitors for Complainants not Ih4 FFEItENCES OF OPINION 1 farm of from 4 to 8 miles of ftity aud from MU to 300 errs nitvit be fttod bind Onod neighborhood and neeeedble tqorrlIERN LAND IMMIURATION Alfred 0 Merritt Jr Manager Room I Aluerl eau building anib tf CLARKSVILLE TOBACCO MARKET Clarksville Aug market ruled very strong to-day offerings being 2oVor more hogsheads The commoner grades are plentiful commanding full prices and OIL desirable sorts are freely- bid off This week's business will be somewhat smaller than last VA the season Is getting pretty far advanctql Planters are now ndeavoring to keep off the worms and suesens itud the crop prospect remains good CLASSIFIED SERVICE EXTENDED Washington Aug 21--The President has signed an order extending the classified service to inchide all printers and pressmen employed in the various executive departments THE 110RA CLAIM 174 Total 1i 11 1'5 27 7 4 AB II A A rmou I 3 it 0 Pabst lb 0 It ft 0 Kahon 2b 5 It 1 park I 5 I I 1 trPeoples 4 I '2 it 4 2 'Wiley 3 1 I 2 2 0 Itappold 0 2 I I Palley it it I I 4 1 I Toot 37 2 9 la 12 Score by innings 0 2 I 1 0 4 0 1 514 0 0 0 1 0 0 I '2 (-- 2 7 Summavics--Flarned Ittontg)no-ty TWO-Ilas Lyfloh Knoll Left tin vino 9 Montgomery i Iforne Stolen 1:1) Knitil MarrMyers Sta1ling 145ineh Itaploid First Vouo 721Illin (n Ford (5) Hit by pitoheil mrzepa Struck nut MI 5 (isso1 '71Epiwy 1 itatr McLatighlin CSoorr-- lIak Te-Days Tho last tit' the series the Mont- etomvry 11341 will he play''" tii-day eing" Bailey says he has teeitiv ryd Now the slight Fprain in his arm tind ill his titnnist to pitch eititt into at least tine victory nut nr en 'Manager Stallings 'ill present Pattiels "the idol the IiichL ers" and 15teratined to make it peven tit1chl The Nashvilles are ttow withia hailing distance I thi fnnant and tile fans should show Weir or tho tttli's great Is re out ii larger num iprg Littn(''S lk ted ru 1 trA traveling ihrouchout Middle eritmlaee lxi Mina auloaeri pion for Ti 6enti18eelilv A inerican Liberal cointuisaions allowed Call at el TIM SennWOrkly American American Iluildiug at onco apin tr THE ELEVENTH RQUND Orthe International Chess Tournament at Hastings The elventh round of the InternaHastings Monday The results were as tional chess tournament was played at follows: Laker beat Gunsberg in a French defense after thirty moves Tinsley beat Vergani in a Queen's gambit declined after forty-three moves Mason beat Bird in a French defense after thirty-five moves Tscblgorin beat Marco in a French defense after thirty-five moves Albin defeated In a Ruy Lopez after thirty-five moves Steinitz beat Schiffers in a Huy LOpez after fifty moves Pillsbury beat Techmann in a Ruy Lopez after thirty-one moves Blackburn beat Bardeleben in a queen's gambit declined after thirty moves Bird brat Pollock in a 4 opening after thirty-eight moves Janowski heat Walbrodt In a Ruy Lopez after seventy-four moves Schlechter and Tarrasch drew a Buy Lopez after sixty moves The results up to date are: Pillsbury and Tschigorin 9ita each Lasker Bardeleben- 7 Schlffers and Steinitz 614 each Bird and Walbrodt i each Tarrasch and Techmann 51 each: Mason Schlechter and Tinsley 5 each: Blackburn Albin Burn Janowski and Pollock 4ti each: tinnshorg and Marco 4 each Mieses Vergant riNE RACE AT MAYSVILLE Lexington KY Aug This was the opening- day of the Kentucky blue ribbon fair at Mays4111e and son( good race was decided The attendlnee was large track fast and sport first-elass 2:33 class trotting purse In by Cyclone won first fourth and fifth heats and race Walbeck by Wilkes Boy got second money and Nee Brace third Lest time 2:20 by Cycloness ir 1 I I 1 tri I Madrid Aug 21--A credit of t1500000 to pay the Mora claim was gazetted FOR SALE FOR 5-room brkk South 100 very cheap handsome 6-roont briek large pretty yard tress flowers cistern on car line $4ion long time or take rental property TERRY'S AGENCY 34 Cherry At Aqueduct Fails to go Through and the HOrse Minn Unp laced New York Aug 21--There was little of interest in the racing at Aqueduct to-day In the second race there was some heavy betting Jack the Jew Nvas the favorite but was lightly played Speculation opened at 4 to 1 but went back to 12 to I on reports thathe had I een fed and in no condition to run Then he was heavily backed and was ))ion back to 4 to 1 The proposed slaughter of the ring did not take plate however as he was easily beaten by Souvenir Summaries: First rave 4142 Princess 109 lbs (Doggett) 6 to I won: Gladiola 99 (O'Leary) 3 to 1 second Retieit 149g(SheedY) 4 to 1 third Time 5642 La Petite Sweet 'Millie EngExioina sad Fay LI also ran Second 1'an'07 I vk-nir IOR lbs (Wynn) 4 to I WOil Speculation 124 (Camp) 4 to 1 second Florintid 117 (J Lumley) 20 to third Time Pc Maggie Bowling Green Cherrystone Jack the Jew St Vincent and 119 imuS also ran Third race (11E Up 119 Ms (1111CaI1en3l 3 to 5 won by two lengths Hailstone 119 (Doggett) 3 to 1 second: Roundelay 102 111 D(ggett) 7 to I third Tin king Gold Humming Bird and Captain Jack also ran riairth' -ace I 1-16 141 Pos (11allard) 2 to Won Charade 110 (Doggett) 2 to 1 and LOgan 112 (Noble) to 5 ran a dead heat for seeonil place Time 1150)12 Fifth Owe: I 107 lbs (Simms) 9 to won: Lancer 102 (Hamilton 3 to' second Fred Douglass 101 (ShecdY) 2 to 1 third Time Lady Adams king Paul Juniata and Puckeye also ran: Sixth race 1 Bishop 109 Ms (Simms) 7 to 10 won: Chiswick 100 "(11ergen) 6 to second: Gold Dollar isheedy) to to I third Time IA4 Warlike also ran titttt necsortilkeitt hst c1stzalulei Master Chancery Court Nashville July the 3ist and City Council of Nall Complainants vs Martha lloobery and others 'rendantsit appearing from the return of the SleritY ou the sub points to answer heretofore i sled in this cause that the defendants The Warren Deposit Batik le i nee-resident of tho Stale Of Tennessee and cannot be served wittt the ordinary proccso of law: it is herefore orderedt hat said defendant enter It alipearanios beton or within the tiNt threeasysof the term of said court to be Mild tot the first filonday in nest 11411:19 it beinc hew 2 'MI5 and plead answer or demur to complainants' bill or I tie elk me will he takeily for minfessed 11141 it and set for hearing parte and that fit copy of this order be poker lished for four consecutiVe 1erks in The A I ri cue TDOS MA Ett elork at Muster Ty Jos IL EsT and 111 S14M011 I oS A riders on: solicitors for ant mid trait' rt iVO )41111 ral pi le Iviaughlin Differ as to What t'onstittites -a Drink- McLaughlin was arrested hy the police at in early hour yesterday niruing tharceit with drunkenness depositA $3 for his appearance and a forfeiture was taken Mr NteLaughlin reim-sta American" to state that ire was not ihunk nor anywhere so and that the officers arrested him lietause he made a peculiar stagger in undiavoring to prevent a collision another pedestrian who was turning this corner in he opposite di- rc etion 1hstales that ho4lever drinks to on yN and was nevrintoxicated and' says that he was gtosf-'13' mait yea Pal Tho tont nffind nriand Aug i1 rtcnt 1 niand tha flqrilationa! C11 masters' Tournament to-day le-stilted as follows Lashes heat Tirwrly in a Vrenh defense after 27 movus heat liardelebert in a Itily Lopez after moves: Pollock peat Tarriych in a Prench defense after ri inciy4s Janowsity heal Marco in a Huy 1i)Pe? after beat Ver ga in in a Itny Lopez after moYes Albin heal Sehiffers in a Sicilian detr 4S moves: Stelnitz heat Tschigiirin In an ECans gambit talPT loti'ves gamos vs Pilihury King's bishop gamhits iturns vs Pird pawn to Oneens 4 opening Svilleehten vs Ituy were I 1 raisti after :6 41 anti rspeetively The- game betweiat Tlechinann ad riunsberg was FOR new high-grade bicycle cheap 821 Markot st 'atiAt2t FOR business house nod residence on Woodland strect two-stoy brick bootie: 2toz4 two-story brick store SOCTI1ERN LAND IORATION COM PANY Alfred 11erritt lc Manager Roam I American liatiding auga 3t BRIAR PIPE GI VE AWAY '17111 Vtpy OFIE POUND ---44444 bode 4' -a vdtir I VI I ta vo v-- 4I'l 7 -1410R SA 1r --Whol0 twat Muir a t' 01 tiROCIIiY CO WI kind tlir church FOR Vbile Swan Intl: ing der ad and Ktrpot itf sA matora and a 17 C0111EP Gitt( Ell N- ut 11 1 1 1 I 1 i i 1 A i 1 1 7 4kr14tC i 1 0 '04 lottilt ''1T 3 ifrTr--f- Cij IL1 FRAM's: AM) CIIARLIN The Former Nini tin thip tatter nt (1110i1IS Nw 01 leans II --(Special )-- '1uatillo Nov two 211111'S t)- 1 erieh sniirod a tery rlt i hrtithrs each piteheil 1('l visihke-i find "Nomileii" thefirst NN )q chn and rxiitifil4 N0 iinly six bits di ho 1 Solit hpaw I ilkt hp kept veil scattinii Rnt far taToa tin home team 'lilt! it hard taw at I W-3 4 I lit hh i filding litpir07-Mcra 1V0 rilauerrefit Nithvillo Slat IN or Teopeaspe Clirk mod Master Chao eery VAI lirl e-hville Joiy tho felefk-- nod City Collodi of Nioheillo complain mat tic Ilry put and others appearing' Iron' the 'guru of the Sheriff on the subfoensk to num or heeetolom lo this omhse ttott the de reedenti Jane end Bradlee Mph tower and Curtis host' aro powresitients I he Stole of Tenoottsee tInd eon not he eerved with thi ordinary pr000ss or law: It is ordotedtliat said derendokoth flit' their lippluLTigliet tivnia 13110rP Wititill the tar41 dayg or i be term vr i Court to he hellion the first Nlotolny lit September nett4 1891 It belort Seot 2 iso unli ohad otomer of demur i etaa pia tin nt' bill or tlie same tl be taken foreoniektot to hula Wild OH lot ex parte and that eopy of thiA otter be pule 1(1 loar 143 Wfkg hi Tito A own'r Hos By JOS VEST slemoas A oleroft Solicitoot to ta my 1 rs t) k- I oz mil rmh milcitorA for ntil tri 11 FOR SALE 01: EXCHANGE rOlt SALE OR city property beautiful farm and country residence' 614 InlieS frun On from It ki-room brick house gfkd good outhouses good water: ucri all in cultivation except 47: good isnd rine farm lit Brentwood 147 acres fi-room frame house fine w'atir good barns awl outfiousPal on pike and railroad URN 'LAND 1111MIORATION CCNIPANY Alfred Nvrt114 Jr Manager Room 1 American Building Ut 1 Anwrican 151slitung I 111117UE72Ei Eusy on thPugs" New York Au' Euddish in the Yorkville Police Court to-day after a haring lasting two hours concluded to discbarge Davies Tom O'Rourke and James Gordon lie reserved until Sept 4 his dee10011 'in the cusea of George' Dixon andlike lawiard the principals The five men were arrested Monday ntgirt while participating in a sparring exhibition at the Acaditlypf Music SPORTING NOTES Eitcher Chard hasAigned with Franklin Pa 3('1)1) Las about lesed a Chi'? tO- ride In the withwhile tips" Gov Cirehertn of Texas hu4- about cidtd to have Cotbett and Fitzsimurlins arrcstct they enter the tm r'itrher Chard aaAigned ith ank lin Pa John Las about lesr4d a d-al wLil Clii-tiethorpe to- ride In the hi10 tips th tov Cui6ortrt'n of Texal ha 4- Fitton (1 cadi ci to ave ot be tt an itzs- inot ni arrose th tey enter the SIR EXCESS WINS THE sTA 'Smith-liuglws Combination Makes a 0- The Dutchman Saratotza Aug eather a i400d trio and an interesling oid hot iner7(Fe tin' attendaoce at ine race: to-tlny The' featuro Avas found in the third the Spencer Itaadicap Mel) hat been one or the iTiocipadeventi gt the Sara- toi- i traclt There weriz but three It-cy el Santa Nnitit ett 11Vt w2 tk flag 'fall and ran a z41( 111" Fs a MI 1111 ivik4rt-sting um- 'I-tivinio Old hot iner4'iFo tho tt ayn- 41nce at Ow rac4'- to-clfty Tho fea hull twa-1- ftaind in the third the Spoorer flaiidirai A' MO) I'm' been one ot the ri ltteliq1 eventf at the Sara- track There blit titriN IThriou P- et a sant Anita repond- lir witcd tk lag 'kit and ran i '111F All-lls1SENGFIt Aog Prit via) lei New York on a tt Lcel Joh: Nvith a ilegvtge Iran 31) Gen t'olt Man hen' to-ela1 lie IF png Via Fort eroel aAd hay 1 miles yet exieA ts' te do it in OA enty-live da3s Vli won't troods 1t they will Iritir people tottir stor 11Vilen they Aio that Go fulfil all the reciaire inens of a good auvertiealciat I P''ig Via IllikllS VOL v-Ily 4 ti a- s' nt they yin wh er he sv he reclitire- 4 iot fol- Olt ce nts Every pipe -stamped DUKES MIXTURE or 2 OZ: PACKV5ES 54 1 ul I Kliak44 411 Et Ay 6- i II 1 kb NEM 00 1 Every pipe stamped DUKES MIXTURE or '114011 M' 4 2 oz AKAt5E3 l'EllsiON 1) vnsoN t1 comtrit out 14'0 1 nriPill 1111 )0it tie') vuttrk Netilr Attg111 evr Aon A NsIttell tto Intt 14 rt tr-atIrt Mtl I 141r prwec from CA 114()tN 1w )vicrb auli 1043 to ujl Ito Suni-Tleckly $1 00 a Year 1 1 l'ElltAON IL- -) s( L---Yall d'al I com rt 1et Amrivant i i i 1 irtv nriPit Kg )0U tin )411r vuttrb Neil hr A hu11 roTr (bcvi Af on A 'Auld' no trlit 14 a tr-ar mid eat 11 i at Lit PrMe' from CA 114(AN A L'tt TI12 lvicr Ita Send-Meckly MA ut13 in AujI i 1 $1 a00 a Year 'ti Ttio ilalm did I HS as (IN 01(1 lifid int Tiiyy got IV 1Hr gQ1 01dit iftt(1 ar- zt-y tine NN fvr.