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0 5 TUE IMILYAMItatiCAL NASITY ELLE 11110NDAV IFORNINCI DECIEMBEra 2129 1684 1 DRY (MOM THE NEW BASE-BALL PARK FINANCIAL MATRAMEL RAITIR Is President PLATER Vies President I WILLIAMS OW lief BANG hi A Matte dilet BANG Ja Amt Matte USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Importast Improvemesta in the Salem titrieg bottom FIRST NATIONAL BA New Bath and Spring-house to Be Erected amphitheater and Baseball Grounds DAZZLING OF A 1 4 i 41 0 A i 1 BOARD WILRON WARNER THOM Al PLATER RHEA JOHN FLETCHER MARR 8 MEMOVILLEa RPH1" STIC ER 4 )4 0'8H A 12 EIMEIgne tlICO A DALEY VILLE U( aNEBBT OF nnaloc-rons UKAMTLAND JOHN' WHITF YARBROUGH JOHN It THoMPSON WILLIAMS DUNCAN NA TIT A RAITER JR THOS EiTE JAS PORYER MOO HENRY METZ JOHN UORDON Handsome and Appropriate CHRISTMAS GIFTS dam $11000001 1100000 Capital and Surplus Designated tory and Financial Agent oaths United States Receives Deposita deals in rnited States Bonds and Local Sfeurities and Foreign and Domestic Exchange Dretts drawn OD zuropeks points Our facilitice for makina collections at all accessible points are unsurpassed all Zuropeklk TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS JOS FRANKLAND COS1 TOYS! 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TOYS! 7r rom I rag" 1-4 1 11-TI -V71- 1-'41 I 54 Worth College street GOODALL FITE JAMES- IP of last year's Cleveland Club center field and Kid Block right Cold Ge Orge Bradley the curly haired short kap of the Cincitinad Unions is a recent convert to religion and a few week' 64t0 Amid the Grace filethodist Church at Newport Ky Nobody who has seen George Bradley play in a championship gatne and noted the seal and eagnestneas he displays at all times to have his side win can doubt for a moment his sincerity From a local item in atiotlisr column It will be seen that Nashville base ball stockholders are going thoroughly to wolk to make next DeSE011 one of the special attractions If other cities in the ern league only exhibit their interest in as substantial a manner the orgeMization will undoubtedly be a grea) success The great thing is to get an early star and 1101 delay matters in any way NotwitbatandIng elle the buncombe about the Union Association being a goner" started by jealous parties the ball-players have not weakened on the younger organization a whit No longer ago than Friday the Cincinnati Union Club officials received notice that they could secure the services of a pitcher on the reserve list of a League Club by simply stating their willingnees to engage him This does not look like they were afraid to CAM their fortunes 'nth the Unions The Erninirer 'has kiln to say of the eine nnati Unions of ne seasun: "They will have but eight of their last year team The batteries and outtield will be about the same but three new feces will be seen on the bases A new grand stand with cushioned chairs and all the modern conveniences will take the pleice of the present building The other buildings will be materially improved and with the field which is considered the finest in the country the Union l'ark will be a very in vit ng place McCormick Btadley and Burns will be the three pitchers Briody one of the catchers and Harbridge Hawes and Borne will play in the out field while Old Reliable Jack Glasscock will bold down the short-field Three basemen and another catcher are yet to be engaged It la very likely that an American Ateociation man will hold down the initial bag next season while two League players will play as second and third There are several catchers under consideration but the directory has not as yet decided definitely who they will as lent One thing is assnred the Cincinnati patrons and that is that the local Union Club will cut a wide scratch in the race and be in the vicinity of the top of the list if not the champions when the season closes" No 3 Methodist Publishing House Block Nashville Tenn £V0 sivimoulat I 111)113111W 11UUSC MINA Ildtillt111131 IVIIU 1 Direct importers and Manufacturers' Agents of Every Species of TOYS and HOLIDAY GOODS1Embracing Full Lines of HOLIDAY GOODS9lEmbracing-Full Lines of and: We cordially inyite the public to examine our large and varied stock before purchasing as we are offering lovely goods at exceedingly low prices If you don't know what to buy for your Sweetheart Mother Father Sister Daughter Brother or anybody else consult us and we will soon give you all the necessary infortation Below we mention a few of our large variety of N6 and Goods that will be much appreciated by those who receive them for Christmas Gifts: 1 1 1 1 1 ALBUMS 1 BOYS' WAGONS DR ESSING CASES VELOCI ED ES WORK BOXES HOBBY AND SWING WRITING DESKS TOOL CHESTS ODOR SETS TOY FURNITURE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TIN AND IRON TOYI BOYS' WAGONS VELOCIPEDES HOBBY AND SWINGING TOOL CHESTS Toy FURNITURE TIN AND IRON TOYS CHINA AND WAX DOLLS INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS GLASS AND CHINA VASES TOILET SETS CHINA MUGS CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS DOLLS DOLLS VASES SAUCERS HORSES CORSES it t' 1 1 4 I -i And in fact every variety of Foreign and Domestic To known to the trade WE WILL DUPLICATE ANY EASTERN BILL Orders promptly tilled Catalogue and price list on application AT WHOLESALE ONLY The shrewd merchant will save time and freights by buying from a home market 009 004121n 'E 7kfir The 104120 AT011Es DIA MON Ds EW Lit TU 4 I DAVIES BR 1 4ri NOItTIL CIIIEFLICY sTriacFrr OLLAMEATI Im'T 15 pieces handsome Wool Filling Cashmere 9c 1 20 pitces all colors handsome Wool Cashmere 40 inches wide 30c 20 picces handsome Plaid Dress Goode from 15c tip 10 nieces fine Gros Grain Dress Silk was 903 now 65c 20 pieces fine Gros Grain Dress Silk was $1 25 now 95c 5 plev-s fine Gros Grain Dress Stlk was $1 GO now $1 25 25 handsome Brocaded Plain Velvet Suite were 35c now 20c 10 handsome Brocaded and Plain Silks were 30 and 35c now 18 and 20o 25 Rossian Circulars fur trimmed were $12 00 now $1 00 25 Russian Circulars handsomely trimmed were $15 00 now $9 00 25 Newmarketa all pure wool were $1000 now $6 00 10 pure Silk Russian Circulars' satin lined were $30 now $15 00 15 lovely Ottoman Silk Newmarkets were $20f0 now $12 00 10 Hat fitting Pima' Sacks were $2200 now $15 00 15 extra long real seal ornaments were $28 00 now $19 50: 15 English Seal Piush Racks real seal ornaments were $3590 now $25 00 5 English Seal Plush Sacks real seal ornaments were $10 00 now $30 00 5 fines quality Seal Plush real seal ornaments were $8000 now $35 00 250 Misses' and Child's Cloaks all qualities from $2 on up 20 handsome tireaeeti Ala from $150 up 1500 handsome Silk Handkerchiefs all new deign from 200 to 8200 2000 Fancy Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs all new designs front 10c to $1 50: 10 dozen handsome Embroidered Black Kid Gloves all new ebades $1 25 250 dozen Gent's Fancy Half Hose embracing everything in new colors from 25c up 25 di zen Gent's pure Silk Half Hose worth $1 75 75a i 5 dozen Gent'e floe pure 11)11ed Gold Scarf Pins from Sc 7 up 10 dozen Gent's fine pure Rolled Gold Patent Cuff Buttons tOo tip 25 different styles Rhine Stone Lace Pipe Ear-rings and Collar Buttons for ladies from 25c up 10 styles handsome Gold Bracelets (ram $2450 up 25 dozen line band-made Lace Flans from 75c to $5 000 25 real Lace Handkerchiefs new patterns from $1 50 up 10 styles handsome Pinsh and Bawds Leather Dressieg Cases $3 00 up 100 clizen handle-one Table Covers Napkins to match WO up 10 Hand-embroidered Coversfr tables $100 up 15 handsome Embroidered Covers for pianos from 84 00 up 250 fine Wool Blankets from 8150 up 25 pure Silk 11Mbrellu handsome handles from $2 50 up 250 dozen Gent's Ties embracing everything new from 25c up 10 dozen Gent's flue Feucy Underwear from $2 00 to $8 00 a suit I 11 1 1 "111 tt 41 tl 1 i 1 1 1 1 I i 1'1 I I Not for 30 60 or 90 DAYS BUT FOR ALL TIME TO COME we will MEET ALL COMPETITION in prices of WATCHES DIAMONDS sit' ATER WARE 13 itONZE CLOCKS etc We buy our goods for SPOT CASH and get BOTTOM PRICE 4 and will give our customers the ad vantage of it COMPARE OUR PRICES and quality of our goods and you will readily comprehend WHAT WE SAY 1:1 THE SACRIFICE IS OURS I THE OPPORTUNITY YOURS de202w 'IL 'OT ad and I C1LOT 111 NO AM 11 sEM GRAND OPERA HOUSE 101131 11 CLOAKS FACT 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Monday and Tuesday Dec Meat Matinee Tuesday 2 2224 tr Groat Rogation We offer to all purchasers of five dollars or over a ticket that entitles them to a chance to win an elegantly dressed doll which we will raffle off Wednesday evening Dec 24 WALTER BENTLEY Late of Lyceum Theater London Eng and GRAND STA it A LLIANCZ In the Romantic Spectacular Drama In five acts entitled Burr' Oaks qTLEY don Eng and IANCZ ar Drama In aks Slpiat Sale OP Tallormade CLOTHING NEUHAUS IN PRICES no FRANKLINII TRE LAB? SLEEP Funeral of the Late Pitts Remains at Regain Mount Oitret The funeral of the late Conductor Pitts Brawn was very largely attended yesterday afternoon The Knights of Pythias of which order ke wu an honored member and a larks) number of friends gathered at the residence to escort his remains to the Elm-street Church and thence to the grave at Mt Olivet Cemetery The cortege passed through Summer street Tile Knights in uniforms v7fre led by Commander Rankin The fallowing acted as pall burers: Banner Lodge Sweeney and Jones Caruthers Lodge Miles Sanders and Bailey Brown 114ynolde Lodge Sadler end George Wise Ivie Lodge Ewen and Thomas Ellis Myrtle Lodge Morgan On entering the church the remains were escorted to the altar around which the Knights took seats The church wu tilled with a large concourse of people It seating capacity having been tested to its utmost limit while many bad to stmd In the The beautiful casket was covered with a magnificent array of the choicest and richest floral des gag After a dirge from the choir RevT McFerrin pastor of the church offered a prayer In speaking of the deceased the minister made an allusion to the fact that during the last days of his illness he had remained unconscious and had been unable to express his wishes before departing this life -He was forty-six years old and had by the uprightness of his life surrounded himself with a large number of loving friends many of whom had come there to participate In the services He needed no eulogy Hi had wrought that out of his own accord The minister then advised all present to live so that when the last day came salvation would be assured When the remains had been bcrne to the cemetery the services were con eluded by Rev Dr McFerrin and Scovel of Myrtle Lodge No 54 COLLEGE NT 310 sumo ly CLOAlkIRIEP't The gide of seats begins Friday Dea 19 a -Late box office Masonic Theater tpera Company Dee 2A 26 27 dela It )1- ASONIC Nighenm111 endue 1 hurday Dec (brig mas and Paturday Ford's English romie Opera Co with ZELDA BIGUIN (Ito Denham the hvothe ram- ethan Philip Bran- on Jas Peates MSS Lula Evans and 36 Distinguished Artistia Christmas Matinee 1" Cr IrtOLA 9" Or the Merry king 2:30 of health lay Dell 19 a dpany Dee td 25 deli eom-- lee se with ZELDA le hvottai ramG Postai Was ied Arthita 110LA Merry king Mpain THE ODD FELLOWS 1 Ilia" 7 A 11 7 1 1 '14 A i 1 t- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ito 11' 1 A -1 1 1 A as business in which they are vitally in rested will be transacted Work has heti' c0mmenced on the Masonic Directory and it will be ready for distribution by the firat of January An American reporter was yesterday shown the plans and sucitleations prepared by Mr William IL Gunn the ats chitect for the general improvement of the sulphur spring bottom The plan la very comprehensive and ciatecuplates the building of a dyke along the Lick Branch from Chen to Summer street This dyke is to have two walls of masonry cemented and watertight and the backing or filling is toi-Je of dirt or sand 4 and gravel This dyke is to be provided 1 with a series lif traps or trunks that will l' permit the water that collects in the bottom on the north side of the dyke to ran off without letting the backwater run in The bottom or low land between the dyke and the brick house on the sulphur spring property is to be filled in and made level with Sommer and Cherry streets The specifications provide for the buildleg of a new beil-laeate cud spring-house on the top of this MI and the sulphur water is to be raised to a level with Cherry street by a steam pump the waste from the spring well being pumped into the tanks in the bath house The new spring-house and bath-house are to be buildings of a handsome subatantial and creditabk character every venience being adopted for the comfort of the public in their interior construction Toe bottom to the north of tbe bath-house is to be converted into a base-ball park The diamond la to Le AtIci out just where the circus ring Is tasually made and a handsome and commodious amphitheater is to be built along Jackson and Cherry streets facing the diamond The amphitheater will be nearly as large as the one at the fair grounds and will be provided with a dancing-ball and refreshment booths There will be only one entrance to the amphitheater and eight exits The plans evidence a great deal of skill on Mr Outin's part in turning to good um all the natantl advantages found on the Sulphur Springs Compaoy's property The company is about to let the contract far thebork and tba building of the dyke to keep out the backwater is to be commenced at once The effect of these 'Improvements in the sulphur spring bottom which has so long been a public eye-sore tin well be imagined There is hula doubt that the spring house grounds and base ball mark will become toe most popular summer resort in the city if the plans and specifications prepared by Mr Gunn are -carried out and tbe company will realize handsomely upon their investment All of the property of the -company swill be fenced in The fence and the 'base bail park will be fifteen feet high The managers of the American Baseball Club of this city have leased the 'new base-ball park for a term of Ave years from the first of next March Dismosti Novas The proepe5ta of the new Southern League are very flattering -The Metropolitan Base-ball Company sank $30000 in the establishment of their new Ball Park built last summer It Is more than Itkely that the Union Association will adopt another make of ball than the Wright te Dimon It did not give general satisfaction last year Lew Brown thewell known catcher has come to diegreoe He was arrested last week in Boston charged with steal 'jug a gold watch and cbain worth $125 There are many good players of last season who have not yet signed contracts for the coming season Why do they not let their names be known to matt-agars of Southern League teams? The regular annual meeting of the (Inion Association will be held at the Plankington House Milwaukee on the 15th of Jan 1885 and there are now in diem-ions that it wilt be a great success Gov Crittenden of Missouri is One of the most enthusiastic lovers of baseball in the county At the recent Fifth avenue Base-ball- Convention he was a regular attendant and took a very lively interest Joe Crotty of last year's Cincinnati Unions and well known in Nashville will probably catch next season for Nagle of the Loulevilles The latter pitched in the first genie between the Americans and the Lonisvilles The New York State League reSently organized has very poor prospects of pulling through as one or two of the clubs represented at the meeting are already very favorably regarding a pro position to join the Eastern League The additions of O'Rourke Deaaley and Gerhardt to the New York League team make it very strong and with a new battery that It to be signed it -should take first place in the League unless there are discordant elements to prevent good team work The players of last year's Northwestern League will have no official averages Secretary Morton lost all his official scores in the burning of Spalding's store recently This is undoubtedly a sore disappointment to many who spent the ceasou in working up a record for public I print Al Reach has been awarded the making t-of balls for the American Atweciaticte They have given great aatisfection He has also been given the publication of the book His issue last year has -the questionable distinction of being the worst and most unreliable ever eraansting lemony association I The squabble between the 'Unions and the American Association still goes on Thi Cincinnati Commercial Gazette lays that the recent meeting of the Unions at St Louis was a failure while the Ea quirer states that the Unions will be the most powerful base-bail organization in the country next season Charley Man of ati who was mita the team last year and I who will be remembered for the part be took in the diagracelal hippodrome at Nashville during the latter part of kW season will do moot of the catching for the Chicago' the coming season 80 Viir Flint's heads bare about given out A eorrespondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer says: Buffalos had five linen whose batting was over 300 The i Providecee' had oniy two and Butons but oess the New Yorks one the Chicogos four Their righifield fence -helped them on that Tire Philadelphia' had none the Cievelands had one the Detroita' had none" Sporting Life has nearly thirty from ban bait players in search of engagements t- Among them are Blankittaton and Birchen Jam of the Athletics Dave Eggiar John chatond 'of last year's Columbus Club 3ue Straub of the Milwenkees Beet of last ear's Allegheny's Henry of last year's Cleveland and Berber of the Cincinmatt Unions a The following is the 'roster' of Ted Butlivan'e Kansas City team with which he expects next Memo to carry off the pennant of the Uoion Association: Decker o' last year's India op 4lia team- and Kreig of last year's Cnicago Colons catchers Shaw (tri Wtsard) of the Boston nions and 0 te Oily and Kid Block pitobera: Jerry "sea! firs' base Bastian er O'Brien ot last year's Bretton "'intone' second'-'Whitehead third flare Phillips short 8eetry4 of kelt year' Baltimoreejell field Bluth t' NO DECEPTION! 0 1 0 Et 1 1 1 I 1 8 1 1 1 I 0 1 i i i 1 i i i 44 tY 1 Mummy Eves lug The Orange Girl: bee 26 Friday Evening I Thavolo Dee 26 Saturday MaAnee The Puke Saturday Evening 1The Bohemian Girl Dee 27 Sale seats begius Tuesday Dec za at the Box Office Irange Girl Dlavolo itile Puke 3llo1lliali Girl Dec 29 at the All Goods MEarked in Plain Figures Oar stock for the season being rather large our firm resolve is to slaughter without mercy every Suit and Overcoat we have rather carry over a single garment to next season Remember that these are not a few odds and ends we desire to close but our entire stock of Clothing Gent's Furnishing Goods and Hats This sale is a special inducement for gentlemen of small means desiring a first-class tailor-made garment Art in Nuhville That NashvOle is surpesaIng herself in the cultivation of the higher arts no one can doubt It already bouts a large number of art studios not only where the artiste themselves dexterously ace the brush and pencil but where their students show what they can do in that direction A casual visit to the studio of the Messrs Calvert Bmthers Cale building impresses one with this idea of art pogroms in Nashville In this sta dio may be readily recognized not only the familiar representations of Nashville's notables but 9190 of those of the great outer world It is worth one's while to visit the studio and viivr the many works of art there prevnted Wagner's Ifinstre's Dee 10 and 31 de20 td litre' Deo 10 de20 td Fint Class taps LOW THE NICHOLSON MONUMENT PARK THE ATEIC Corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets A Merry Chrtstmts to Au Grand Holiday Attraction! Extra Matt inee Christmas Day! Sens- tioa of the Season TE it rry Street' III Grand Lira Mate Sensw oil BTATB OF THZ WMATHER BLANKETS The nest 13randog LOKNIHAL Beautiful! BeWl (tiering! Bewitching! A Glithpo of Fairy Introduing fie of all the Ficeuery Wardrobes Properties he he he the the the Bewitching! Land! of all the )erties and Canal ierstoe Observations Itasivrtlie Dec 21 186e 1-4 Weather Wind- 14 'rime Bar Weaer i Dien rirtl 1-0 I :21 am 29 80-) 44 SW 7 09 L't rain 9 759 48 181t 8 11oun 2:21 pm 2970N 51 ISE 6 33 Cloudy 6:21 pm 9731 50 SE 2 L't nun' 021 pm29 711 50 ISM 5 01 Cionde CLOTHIER GEITS' FURHISHER 33 Cherry St 11cGavock Block COM' 0 11T SI The Very Best Made at Reduced Prices ane eodly tobthp Telephone 712 BLACK CROOK! Enchanting Mtptcl Magnificent Coodumeal Dazzling Scenic Effects! Grand Tableati 20 AKAZON01---211 Price4 will remain to (must-250350 and 50c Boz beats 760 and Si de2t lw )CiK! et 3 EfTects! Tableati I 014111--211 let-25095e DAILY AIKAIDI 1Maxtemporaturt 52 Sean bamm ater297101Mintem posture 39 '0 Iteanthermom'r 4e Ozone: night day DON'T DELAY! COME AT ONCE! True local rime Velocity in miles pta how EEOPEILIG OF LEVI' ROLLER SKATING RINK' LETI'll LI RINK' gfar Department Signal herviou a A-- Division of telegrams and reports for the benetit of Oommeroe and Record Dee 211884 2121 pm Observations taken at the Name moment of time at all the stations named: Our Stock is Still Complete New Orleans Weather cloudy Vicussulta Dec of Providence St Louis St Lou! Pargord and Bayou Sara New Orleans Wuzunto VA Dec 6 feet 3 inches and falling Stock-dale Pittsburg 3:80 Ice has lpgan to cisappear Weather mild and raining ad day Sr toms Pilen 9 inches and stands 8 feet by the gauge No arrivals or departures Ice thawing out and if the present moderate weather continues naviga ion thuth will be reeumed by the middle of the week CAT10 Dec 15 feet 9 inches and falling Weather cloudy thermometer of St Louis New Orleans 9 am: Ohio Ohio river noon 8 Rhea Nash ville 8 Memphis noon: Rhea Nashville I 1 Mom I Bar trl Windt dirp 17 I ea Nashville Encampment I conferred all the degrees last Wednesday Eight working until a late hour and elected the followleg officers for the next term: William Litterer Hugh McCrea IL Louis Sigman Kline George Lloyd Scribe and Hitchcock Trelsurer Smiley Lodge No 90 will visit Saint George's Lodge No 222 next Monday night in a bodyz A general attendance of members of the ordbr in the city is also expected Saint Goorge's Lodge No 222 will remove from their present place of meeting to the hall on the corner of Jeffersoa and Vine streets I Grand Muter Aydelotte is reported me gradually improving but not entirely well yet Alex Kelly has been appointed District Deputy Grand Mester for Washington Lodge No IL at Knoxville by special request of that lodge Eagleville Lodge No 17 in Rutherford County was reorganized Dec 9 by James criehlow Gmnd Itepresentative and Gilbert east Grand with twelve of the best men of that communtty he prospects of the lodge are represented as being very flattering Dukedom No 95 in Weakley ConetY was recently reorganized by Gambill District Deputy Grand Master and promisee to dowel! Munolia Lodge No 3C et Lebanon has also been reorganized with every assurance of prosperity and usefulness The latter lodge bad its ball and furniture destroyed by lite a yesr or two ego The Odd Fellow's Hall Association of Nashville has elected the following gentlemen as directors for the ensuing year: Hugh McCrea Hugh Carroll Phillip It Hitchcock A Barry Harwell Henry Me satin Wm Litterer and IL Ktine The minutes of the last Ruston of the Grand Lodge of Tennessee are from the press and copies have been forwarded to each lodge in the State The minutes of the Greed Encampment will be eady for distribution in a few days Alt lodges in the city will elect officers for the next term at the last meeting in this month There is drone talk of reorganizing Newton Lodge No 29 at Hartsville It was once a very turishine lodge The indications are good for increased interest in and prosperity for Odd Fellowship In Tennessee the coming year In this city the interest is unabated lodge meetings are well attended and everything looks bright end hopeful At the dedication of an Odd Yellows Hall In Cleveland one of the orphans--Miss White whom the lodge has had under charge was married at the same time The formation of degree camps under the orders or the Sovereign Gmnd Lodge bee taken place in nearly every State and they ate rapffily beooming the most popular or guizations to Odd Fellowship alasorti() Mentz Lodge No 131 held Its regular meeting lest Monday evening and elected John Garrett IL Frith Jr W4 WA Metaguri- Anion Nelson Maumee Eastman SeOretary end Pitkiire Wright member of Board of Relief Nashville Octurmandere No 1 hadDatated conclave lastTnesday'evening Nashville Council No I 11 and held regular sesembly but Thursday evening and elected John Garrett 1 Joe Carel I John Eastman Wm Porter Treasurer: Horace Smith Recorder Hensley member of Board of Relief and Ntkiu Wright member of Li brary Association Cumberland bodge No8 held regular meeting last Saturday evening and elected em Joyner Chas il Everett' 5V4 Bu paa 1 Norvell Treasurer Jo Carets Secretary Peter Phillips member of Board of millet and Jatt IL Col1 line member of Library association- NE11111408 THIS Emulation Lodge of Perfection will Mild repuar me ring this evening Edgefield Lodge No 2M and Beulah Lodge No 4- will install their officers next Friday evening the 2rith in their new ball It is said that Edgefield Lodge will have the handsomest lodge room in the city Cumbertand Lodge NosPecenix No181 Germenia Lodge No 355' and Corinthian Ledge No Alt will install their 'lowly elected officers at the hallo! oumberiand Ladve No 8 in- Masonic Temple Saturday' evening the 27111- excreted that Claiborne- Ledge 814 i will Instali their officers at their hall on Thecdsy evening the v5th It is specially Requested that every Mason in theeity attend at Icons one 0t these 700 00 00 1 24 09 01 At Olympic Hall Doors open from it to and froht to 10 MUSIC M-IirMY13( NIGHT AND SATURDAY INATINES Admission 25o Use of Skates 15m Package Tkk eta 10 for 0180 for Admission and a Pair of Skates Children under IS years admheion I Se accompanied by their parents are admitted free The management reserve the tight to admission or the use of skates to sal objectionable person PROF LEVI non Smo Proprietor and Hall '14! and frobt rA NIGHT kTINEIL Skates 15o of Skates a helms lea It are admitted re tsitah kttsittiohani 1 LEVI le i ILIMEM nd PijigyEMAN Co 78 68 40 60 41 40 41 88 SW 8 0 8 NW NE 0 NE NE cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy L't rain Cloudy CloadY L't rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy L't snow snow Cloud) Few cinemas Galveston Little Bock Chatts nooga Cincinnati Memphis Dubuque-- Otoese St St Paul-- Omaha Bismarck Da Dodge City 2978 29 76 2969 29 67 2972 2974 29 74 2975 29 77 2978 2972 2976 2988 2983 80'40 2978 ALMANACS 13 00 82 21 18 28 10 irxx311 STEAM BOATS 00 00 00 A Beautiful Mausoleum Erected in the City of the Dead The monument now being erected in Mount Olivet for Mrs Nicholson In memory of her husband Aids another beautiful and costly sarcophagus to the large cuinber that are already standing In that beautiful home of the dead Mrs Niobolson's lot is situated next to Mr Cheatham la mausoleum is a corner plat and is beautifully located The monument is erected upon a stone form pentagonal in shape within a circle twenty-two feet in diameter and is approached from the ground by three steps on each face of the pentaton The platform is enclosed-with a perforated Gothic haloe trade mounted with eeven pedestals and urns all richly carved out of the finest quality of Carrara marble This part of the work is artistically and elegantly finished- The approach to the platform I six feet wide the steps being of white stone with steps to the entrance out to correspond with the curved line of the lot At each aide of the entrance a' beautiful marble ephynx is placed These sphynxes emblematic) of silence and rest are executed after the best Egyptian model embletn In the center of this platform stands the family monument which in accordance with the general plan is also pentagonal in form is eonsists of a Win the and cap forming a pedestal for the statue "Sphit of Faith" which rests upon it- The five motels on the die are raised and over each the carving is very artiatimbily executed The flowers on each of them panels are different and consist of lilies of the valise poppies calla lilies roses and paseion flowers Brth-- the enclosure and monument are new in design and -present together a masterly piece of monumental architecture and reflect credit upon the builders Muldoan Om ill of Louis- ve TEE CRIMINAL COURT July Why -Judge Allem RefuseI to Put Certain' Judge Matt Allen of the Criminal Court is now engaged In making urthe list of lunge and court officers for the January term The Judge -asked the reporter to state that no person who ap plied to him to be put on the jury would be selected for the January- pane! or any other panel while he was Judge of the Criminal Court as he considered that the very act of a man'e making an effort get on the jure showed his unfitness for jary duty The Judgit lel remarked that any one who should Itak to have a -friend- appointed on the jury would for that reaa alone not be put on the jury The object is to appoint a Jury selected for their special fitness which serves the purpose of ning Itr the tory system the na ee of being Jutted tee bulwark of lib rty in this country The list will be published on next Wednes i iMatin 1 et" 1 I' 01 20 CUMBIRLAND ALMANAC Itoliday Excursion SHOES ON WIN 00 Rain tosPereolablo Below zero will be ready for Delivery about 11 1T tr 41- 121 "sr 1 To Ivan'' Me and Return tor 86 The Steamer CHERRY will leave for Evansville on WEDNEdDAY Dec 24 et 2 And the Steamer RHEA will leave for Evansville on FRIDAY Dee 26 at 4 For passage and other information apply to GALLAGHER Agent SIMMS AWL Daily Report of Stage of WSW with Changes In 24 homy ending at 1 at sa Dec 21 Washington mean nine THE PRICE TO NEWSDEALERS Has Been Placed et -AL Cleratos Moor' 137 3ELecteki1 Cleiates 0E1210111 saLAR lorlogo-0: 7-07--iAr-a st TA At IP 5 1t 1 Are the ell EAPIREIT 7 and BOO' for CHIL IC III EN None renuinewithout -79 's VERIPFPTLy Leek Mee IP TM rilel rar C011este9 Philadelphia all O' EA THEM an the it Quardians will have NO OTHER 1-44IVE SOLAR TIP SHOE A TELIAL Air Itiold by ell reputable dealers erterwilv--41 4- 00 roc) HOES the CH EAFFSIT REkT for CHIL meirenninewkhont nd JounMuNDRL of each pair FIT 111 Look Flee rt TH aOutwear othe novo iEl arini A 14 ITIIKIL MAKE 01lt at Tit A I dealer IA Afl1tflF Cherry ithes Druhillard NASHVILLE PADUCAH te CAIRO MAIL STEAMERS' i 1 I 17 1 7 3 10 7 7 1 00 6 22 Aber Changes Low Water Rim Pali It In rt In ft in 16 9 7 1 17 1 1 1 73 9 1 7 4 7 I 4 4 1L 21 1 I 6 I7 tie'6 2w Cha Memphis4m New Or1etuit--0' fit Lonta ATTORN Al LAW Attorn eys at Law FIA)Olt Litt ETC- TEXAS EED RUST 11001? 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And BEAL ESTATE AGENTS DitouILLARD Leaves Nashville every MONDAY at 5 RHEA Leaves Nashville every FRIDAY at 5 making close connection at Paducah with boats for the upper Ohio River onnect at Cairo with Anchor Line-steamers for St Lenin Mem ph is Vickpburg and New Orleano: with Iron Mountain Railmadgivingthrough tickets to princips1 points in feints Misnouri Nebataka Arkansan and California Special Inducements offered emleants EVANSVILLE PACKET Steamer IL CHERRY Leaves every WEDNIESDAY at 12 o'clock in Connects st Evansville with boats for Louisville Cincinnati and Pitteburg: with a for Terre Maur" ludiananoil and Chicago sc For mren or information eala on or address a RYMANSuperintendent 6141 12111Eit General Aawirt 67 Broad Sueet 1 Nashville Telephone 265 dna tiljet we 'lave 10 0101 bostiok gonalle Texas Rd Rust Proof flats for strit for bale cheap STAIN BACK it HILL tort sisbels gosaine Texas is for soft! for bale a HILL 131 91 1 91 i Below high ester of D174 Ineurrorsity Sergi Signal Oorpo ITV DUNACHM WRIT 01111A111 Dee New Orleans St Lows 7 P111111U111 Deo 2 feet 9 Inches and tailing Weather wLtut Cisentes11 Dec- 21- River 17 feet and rising Weather foggy andflondy Lontrvrtut rising with 7 feet in the canal Bnitnelit dull Feather cloudy damp and sloppy 4 Isarialso Dem 2 t4yar sidag I Dab 13 1 -T 2 1621 Usion Street Room 4 will br and sell agricultural and mineral lands in Middle and West Tennessee and in North Alabama and will buy sell and rent real estate in Nashville They now have a large amount of valuable land for sale and will examine into the title of ill lands placed I their bends and will make abetma of titles when neeeesary They will give prompt and close attention to aU real estate and law budneas entrusted to their care nottO todin 11 I a WA 0 I) 0 1114 1 lwillthe pain" Boo tot 111 111714 414vo1y afim and WHISKS ITS etuad at without pain Boa st particulars sees RPrftt4 I Nu tip(.