The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

7 Ti i i 1 i 4 BIG BARGAIN! 40 dozen Ladles' linitld Julys ALL SI ES see ood IT a 3co Only at the BEE HIVE SPECIAL NOTICE lew Spring Goads At Tiling Daily DR ROTHROCK )7to 10a OFFICE RS 12 to 4 and 7 to 9 Pm 69 ono Se minor street or idiot 419 9 South Summer street Telephone at office No tki2 In eonntction with gen ral praetlee is prepared to In ocessfally treat all rectal ditiPISPR beatorrhollie tpliesi ulcer flasure hatula ete without knife or ligature with compare lively no pain or loss of time from bu Csamiottion and consultation free Jae sntnfr 6me 1cl 1144 47-Nintrican SUNDAY MORNING MARCH I NEW ADVERTISEMENT INDEX Diaaolution of Kuhn Fancy poulty for sale Call telephone No 701 A Austin See the usual notice TIIE DAILY AMERICAN NASITNILTv suNDA m0PNING MARCH 1 A OEsl THE METROPOLITAN POLICE Mop lete ft otter Showing Now the ilta Staid in Point of Size Assiganients for march antl' April riming the past week all the officers on the pone force hare been meat tired and loot night at rell call received their new numbers the tallest man is No 1 and the others bliowing consecutively aecording to the height of each Officer Frank McConnell who is six feet six inches tall stillistanda at the head closely followed by Ot livers Clack and Hanley The force now numbers fifty patrolmen besides the Chief fire Sergeants and two speouti officers The following is a complete raster of the gentlemen ou acUve duty Chief-M Kerrigan Chief of Detectives -R Porter Sergeants- WB McAlister Hawkins HAnitsmy Sergeants-J Caren and Smith mpecial Officers-W Caatem anti PATROLMMN The patrolmeo are numbered in the following order I A Mcoonnell 2 Hadley Clack 3 Hanley 4 Long 4 Grizzard 6 Alex Boitun 7 Pinckney Lawrence Carter 9 IL Hyde in Kuhn: It Holland 12 It Sidebottom 3 Mier 14 A Roberts: 1 Marshall 16 Howington 17 Skul1 ley: le Campbell: Po Fred Arerill 21 It McKinney 21 14111431 Vinson: 22 MeKoet 2 Pavia: 21 Campbell 11 Corbitt: 26 Heald a 11 Scarborough: 21' Jaek Seht-eider: 29 Rater 301 hornas Fitzgeralo 31 1 homes Peebles: 32 It Pittman 33 I Wo mail 31 Consatline: fi Sum mitt 36 Owen Metovern 37 8 litOCT 114 Smith: 39 in 40 Tho 41 Cavert 42 Stsrkey: 4 John ChoekleY 44 Johnson 45 Regan 46 Reed 47 Plummer 4a James Berman 49 Fred Docker SO I) McAlister Alter the numbering ot the men the fol lowing assignments for the mouths of March and April were announced: stout DUTY First Ward-Bolton and Hanley Second Waid-McAliater and Campbell hird Ward-Roberts and Sum mitt Fourth Ward-Pittman and Skelley Fifth Ward-clack and Sidebottom Sixth ward-Lawrence and Long Seventh Ward-Russell and Holland Eighth Ward-Peebles and Baker Ninth Ward-Reagan and YititIOD Tenth Ward-Heald and Kuhn Eleventh Ward-Bater and Hyde Twelfth Ward-tiowington and Carter In office-Sergt Burke DAY DUTY First Ward-Morning McKinney afternoon Meronnell second ano Ninth Ward-Morning Corbett afternoon Chock ley Thild Ward-Morning Decker: afternoon Womack Fourth Ward-Morning Schneider afternoon Johnson Filth Ward-Morning Turner afternoon Bergin Sixth Ward-Morning Plummer after noon Fltzgera venth Ward-Morning Campbell afternoon Scarborough Tenth and Fourteenth Wards-Morning Marshall afternoon Reed Eieventh WILLI-Morning McGovern afternoon McKee Twelfth Ward-Morning Grizzird afternoon ATerill Iii ofhts-- Morning Sergt McAllister afternoon Sergi Curran Market-house-Starkey Law-Daria TEE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE Their Visit to the Mine What Mr Johnson Says Regarding the Adoption of the Testimony in the Libel Butt The Investigating Committee met in the Senate chamber at 9 a in yesterday but there being no quorum present the commit tee adjourned Chairman Looney said yesterday that the committee had postponed their trip to the mines for the present An American reporter seeing in the Banner 'of the 28th lest a stateinent credited to Mr Simmerly "that the Penitentiary Investigating Committee had dettded to adopt the teetimony being taken in the Banner libel suit" met Mr Johnson of Williameon and asked if such was the fact Mr Johnson said that the committee bad determined on no melt course that he was aware of and upon being pressed by the 3 eporter as to his opinion of tin competency ot such proof said that the 'commitree cannot accept and adopt as its own testimony given in any other case not before the committee First because the committee are to invertigate and ascertain Sects tor themselves second they have no authority to adopt or accept any evidence second hand third such evidence would not be germane and responsive to the committee's inquiry not betng given in response to committee i 's nterrogatories: a large part of all such evideuee would surely be irrelevant and might be biased' by partisan feeling being taken In a criminal case fourth the General Assembly could not and would not accept -and adopt evidence hearsay or second-hand taken before a Judge and jury eto other than its own authorized committee and no seport could be predtcated upon such evidence fifth such article is unheard of in legislative proceedings it would not and should not satisfy the runtry" Relies of the Mound Builders Through the courtesy of Maj Bate Chief Clerk in the office of the Commissioner of Agriculture Statistics and Mines an American reporter was last evening shown eeveral interesting relics which had just been received The articles were unearthed down in the Sulphur Spring bottom where the workmen are engaged in excavating for the foundation of the amphitheater of the base-ball park The largest and most interesting of these relics consisted of an earthen bowl shaped something like 'the ordinary wash basin and measuring about six inches across the top by three in depth The bowl was in an excellent state of preservation the only noticeable damage being a alight chip ping the clay on one side where the handle had evidently been broken off In addition to this bowl there were some shells a flint chisel about three inches long and a bone about five inches in length which was easily recognized as belonging to the forearm of a human being It was learned that skulls and other parts of human skeletons together with many specimens of pottery and other things were dug up but secured by private Individuals The relics are undoubtedly those of the mound builders and how many centuries they have lain undisturbed in the graves of Vie now defunct race is a matter of conjecture roW0WW HA ItDWA KN CHAS GRIFFITH HARDWARE SPECIALTIES Fine Cutlery Boys' Wagons Velocipedes Fishing Tackle Small Rifles Baskets Brushes Twines Macrame Cord all colors Baby Carriages Base Ball Goods Bird Cages Canary Birds Bird Seed Food etc ICE SW' At HALF PRICE OPPOSITE MAXWELL HOUSE NASHVILLE TENN ele7 suwe ly HOTEL HOUR NUS FRICES REED LINCK'S HOTEL Not Burned As Reported IS NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER And furnishes similar accommodations to the Union Depot Passengers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the cars from the Church-Street Depot to 'duck's Hotel without charge Special attention paid to traveling men for whose comfort and accommeation every facility is furnished rt 111 3E2 IS Per Day 00 Single Mealto 50c Sinale ilteents 50c Per day All Trains stop for passengers to get on and off Save hack hire by taking the train at the Hotel door IvaS gm tp4p 2500 feTh end am 11-CI Sole Owner and Proprietor AR IMPORTANT HiZ FACTS Whore to Filrilisli Yolir buss! Rolls of New Carpets from 15 cents 2000 to 8300 per yard 1000 1000 25000 Rolls of China and Coco Pairs Lace Curtains and Window Shades Smyrna Persian Velvets and Assorted Rugs Dollars Worth of Linoleum Oil Cloths Poles Cornices Upholster lug and House Furnishlog Goods A personal inspection of this stock is solicited No trouble to show it and no one importuned to buy BENSON Co 167 and 169 Union Street TOBACCONIST PICKWICK Is trnu DUST AND ONLY This electrotype represents a good and reliable 5tem-windlog and Stem-setting GOLD WATCH with a genuine ELGIN movement We are now selling at the extremely low price of Call and See Them A SPURR JOB THOMPSON RICHARDSON $3500 HATS MAX CHERRY LIPS AND CLUB HOUSE CIGARS The above figures point clearly to the fact that the Cherry Lips and Club House Clears have been are now and ever shall be the ISallt Cigars for the money in the world Dealers supplied only by MA X' ItiShita Me I Nashville Tenn Jos emi ly topin For the past twelve months have been OVER ONE AND A HALF MILLIONS STO Es GRATE 4 It NG IN8 tv'l GEO COOPER HOW IS THIS Tto- -0 0 1 We can heat two rooms with one fire in BURNHAM PATENT DOUBLE ORATE It is one of the most economical Grates now in use It saves labor time anti fuel Those in use have proved to give entire satisfaction They can be placed in any ordinary fire-place Call and consult us GEO COOPER 8v CO NAS1 IVILL1 TINN mv2Apwilv Vti A VIII Es DIAMONDS JEW' LIVIC Tn DAMS 13110 COUNIElt I LARGE CdiTHiIGNMENT! Received another lot of Clothing slightly damaged by water which we will offer at greater bargains than ever as follows $10 00 Cassiniere Suits only 6 00 $12 50 allwool Suits only 7 50 16 50 fancy Suits only 10 00 20 00 fine Suits only 12 50 5 00 all-wool Pants only 2 90 6 50 fine Pants only 3 50 1 75 Jeans Pants only 1 00 3 50 Children's Suits only 1 75 Great slaughter in fine Overcoats Come early before the rush and take advantage SUCCIISISOR mEizaa9i ROSENHEIM ELLIS 86 1 public Square fe su we ly CO el I FINANUAL A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD (Mahler ROBERT 8 COWAN Teller J08 THOMPSON Vice Presides COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF NASLIVILIAE rirNIV ALa IMO 92009000E0C) 30 NORVII C0141MG-ID SirrnacmT BOARD OF A SPURR DUDLEY A THOMAS SAM COWAN J08 FRANKLAND A BENSON1 JOB THOMPSON NORVELL A WRAY JOHN BOWERS JUNGERMAN A WTTTA RICHARDSON ORDWAY MAYO ROBERT LEA GOODPASTURR GWYN an24 Ipithp FULLY PREPARED TO DO -A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS HARDWARE CUTLERY ETC HAMSLEY Fully guaranteed to well well aml give entire satisfaotion Any Watch failing to do this can be returned and replaced with a new one any time within one year Cherry and Union Sts I jageod 2m DUDLEY BIROS At LIPSCOMB A BENSON1 A wrTTic GWYN HERBERT' Barbaro Cutlery Gus gild Implomonts A 1 1 i II i i 1 Eaawataaa 1 I A 1 a 1 4 THE DAILY ARTEMCANt NAFITIVILIM SUNDA V' MOPgni-GI 51ATICII 1 188-TWIT1T1711: PA WIN CIGARS AND TOBACCO Dfly flOnDs THE METROPOLITAN POLICE if A I 0 i-----O AP 1 mill I BG BARu! Slinplete Kotler Showing Row the Iles 's I I 4 Maid in Net el Si erf ze be A- i 044 t14 3 1 ROLLER SICIIT ES1 Ia111-'P ON 'I'll LI AX RSENHEIM 40 dozen Ladies' Aseiganiente for March antl April '4 I I i 1 Vitati CHERRY Penns the past ll eek a the officers on the CLUB HOUSE CIGARS 1 pones force have b-gen measured and hot 4 HIKES REDUCED A inai Lips AN ll 0 night at ro call received their new num- (0' 1 f' ErRitloqllollSTS bees the tallest man is No I and the others at e--------'W For the past twelve months have been 't bliowing conserlatively aecording to the 1 height of each officer Frank McCounell six feet six inches tall Itillietand et i 1 'i '1 ALI SIZES is the head dowdy followed by Myers Clack HAS GRIFFITH OVER ONE AND A HALF MILLIONS economical Gr A it: and Hanley The force now numbers Shy coraTiroloarbtohveenflug)intereysiptiottheet e41-sordly tonethaele fralcatutphisitirt dheonChlye by 1111Appxanedoesthubm HUT' isemCNIslistarshhvialviee I are now and ibyetotth4eplseel 1 1 A patrolmen besides the Chief five Sergeants and two ement officers The following HARDWARE SPECIALT is a IES coin pieta roster of tee geutleuten ou acUve 4 Kern igan Fine Cutlery Boys' Wagons Velocipedes Fishing Tackleyri 1 Small Rifles Baskets Brushes Twines Macrame Cord all r) Chief of Detectives -R Porter 83cs 41 McAlister hi Hawkins Hesitant- Sergeants-J Citizen au I ec al ofliceow cuttm sudi colors Baby Carriages Base Ball Goods Bird Cages Canary 47 44 () Es KATE 4 It A NG c8 1 Vt? 1 GEO COOPER HARSLET 'e) Ls 1 Ontith i '11 WA '1 Birds Bird Seed Food etc I 1 Fields 441 41 Ta '-00 0001111101wv HOW IS TIIIS i PAriontotts 'CIE STK Arr kik- 7 Tkl o'b' i -----0 -eic The Only at tho BEE HIVE patrolmee are numbered in the follow- ing order- 1 A ir Mcoonnell 2 Hadley Clack 3 Hanley 4 hi Long 4 At HALF PRICE lt '''7 1 47 4 1 be- vo i i 14r Ity two rooms with one fire in I We can heat i 1 i I Grizzard 6 Alex Boitun 7 Pincluey Lawreeoe is carter 9 II Hyde in OPPOSITE MAXWELL HOUSE NASHVILLE TENN 11 a vipz135- i I huhu: 1 i IIolland 12 it Sidebot- if SPECIAL NOTICE a 411 10 BURNHAM PATENT DOUBLE GRATE ii Win 3 Baker 14 A Roberts: 15 7 we ly ele su bll 1 16 I ilowington 17 skul- 14 ri ley: a ampe 9 Fre Aoerill 2e I 111 I g' e' i 3 re 4 I Is ono of the most aft ti' MeKinuev '2i Daniel Villain 22 HOTEL I 8t: MiNce: 2t Davis: 21 C4guiphell i I 5CW Spri ng Goods Arming Fall) 2 Ed Corbitt: '26 Heald a II --A 1' 1 scartmrough: 'es Jaek Scht eider: 29 rr 74 ri 1 WO eod I Rater 3o i homes Fi tzgerala 31 1 homes 'iti 1 LI 1 tI 4: satisfaction They can be laced in any I Peebles 32 lo II Pittman 33 1 We- PillitSICIANS meek 31 consarlitte: 35 summitt 36 4 HO 1 LLI 'i 1 1 le i'' 9 11'' t'1 44 In ordinary fire-place Call and consult us I LI I' DR 0 ROTHROCK owii bt(verii 37 8 1111-OCT Smith 39 Loving 4ts Thew Russell rinurstill vit 1 121! a 7 to 10 a 41 VV Cavert 42 Stsrkey 4 John chockley 44 Johnson 45 Regan 12 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm 46 Reed 47 Plummer te James Not Burned As Reported 11 I a MID tl 11 11191 ee OFFICE i I RESMENCg-No 49 ono slimmer etreet Berman 49 Fred Decker 5o McAlister -ik' S' NJ 1- 14 4 I Telephone-d io ay or idt -Se 419 Atter the numb et ering the men the fol 3 i OFFICE---N 4 9 south summer street Tele- lowing assignments 'A or the mouths of March 11 rk GEO COOPER 8v CO? it -1111' IV 0 'hone at No itti-2 aud A pill were announced: 4446' 116 In eonnection with gen -rat practice is pre- snout' DUTY Is NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER an '----7TN' i'-344 a 4 NASILviLru T1NN 1 pared to successintly treat ell rectal diseasee First Ward-Bolton and Hanley mv2Steorliv I 1 hemorrho ids mitten Weer li fistula stula Second Vaid-McA lister and Camp- 4 etc without kulfe or ligature with compare bell And furnishes similar accommodations to the Union Depot Pas- lively De pain or loss of time from bu tures 4 bird Ward-Roberts and Sum mitt vv A DIAAIONDS JEW' LRY Tt: i Examioation and consultation free Fourth Ward-Pittman and skelley sengers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the I jai) siLtit fr 6m0 let Filth Ward-clack and Sidebottmu (0 fli 1 4- 11 elle ailli 4 vt mtvican liixth seventh Ward-Rusell and Holland ard-Lawrence and Long Eighth Ward-Peebles and Baker Ninth Ward-Reagan and Vinson cars from the Church-Street Depot to 'duck's Hotel without charge Special attention paid to traveling men for whose com- This electrotype represents ully guaranteed to ett)it 'I 1 i 1 Tenth Ward-Heald and Kuhn fort and accommeation every facility is furnished a good and reliable Stem-wind- 1 J1 well and give entire sattsfae- 1 Eleventh Ward-Bater and Hyde SUNDAY MORNING MARCH I Twellih Ward-tiowington and Carter rt dIL 111 NJ IS I log and Stem-setting tion Any Watch failing to I In office-Sergt Burke it to 7' to Per Day Kt 00 Single Monist 50c A do this can be returned and i taw ADVERTISEMENT INDEX First Warrl-Moruing McKinney after- sl noon Mcronnell Itaosas 50c Per ay GOLD WATCH 1i 116 -greT replaced with a new one any i Diesolution of pertnerehip-Brieboti Kuhn Second ane Ninth Ward-Morning Corbett I afternoon Chock ley Fancy poulty for sale Call telephone No Decker aftrnoon --A''' wit S'i time within one year Thild VVard-Morning 1 701 Womack All Trains stop for passengers to get on and off with a genuine ELGIN move- '''''111-064iff4 1 1 -Stanard 4: Austin See the Fourth Ward-Morning Schneider after- 11? 41:0 I 4lc -4 Il noon Johnson Save hack hire by taking the train at the Hotel door --z-- 7-: Filth Werd-Morning Turner afternoon ment We are now selling at ili 1 4'11- T' Bergin Ward-Morning Plummer after" 4' 4'-- '-'-47 1 the extremely low price of l''I'''' a fr-- noon Fitment no ttu7snithWoarrodu-ghltiortting Campbell alter- Ten th and leo urteenth Wards-Morning WI III 1II INT IIE 00 7 i Ercit 7 40 A il I Marshal afternoon Reed Solv Owner an Eieventh nisei-Morning McGovern after- noon McKee Twelfth War-Morning Grizzird after- noon A verill In Homing Sergt McAlister after- eon la 1 and Proprietor ssgr 4 81 2 et k'Vi 1- i' 'gl! ''-i7''F4-CA '-'t ktt21' -'51 ''f i (--L --f'-s45i Cherry and Union Sts I Ft''' tq' COICNIC11 1 noon Sergi Curran CARPETS OIL CLO l'HS ETC 4 Call and See Them itit market-house-Starkey i' jageod 2m I Law-Davis 4 I I i i THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE 0 TA FACTS CLOTHING 1 is Their Visit to the Mine Postponed- what Mr Johnson Says Regarding the 100 It- LARGE -CONSIGNMENT Th Adoption of the Testimony in the Libel 11 Received another lot of Clothing slightly damaged by water which Butt Investigating Committee met In the we will offer at greater bargains than ever as follows I Senate chamber at 9 a yesterday but Wli0110 to Filrilisll 1011r 1100S0 there being no quorum present the commit- $10 00 Cassimere Suits ts only 6 00 $12 50 all wool Suits only 7 50 tee adjourned Chairman Looney said yesterday that the 16 50 fancy Suits only 10 00 20 00 fine Suits only 12 50 committee had postponed their trip to the 2000 Rolls of New Carpets from 15 cents to 8300 per yard 5 00 all-wool Pants only 2 90 6 50 fine Pants only 3 50 mines for the prestent An American reporter in 'of the 28th lost a Mateinenseeing credithe ted Banner to 2 500 Rolls of China and Coco 1 75 Jeans Pants only 1 00 3 50 Children's Suits only 1 75 Simmerly "that the Penitentiary luvestiga- ti lig Committee had decided to adopt the lee- airs Lace Curtains and Window Great Slaughter fine Overcoats Come early before the rush and take advantage timony being taken In the Banner libel suit" SUCCESSOR TO met Mr Johnson of Williamson and asked 9 1000 SPhades if such was the fact Mr Johnson said that the committee bad determined on no smelt part of to buy Smyrna Persian Velvets and As- M11iiet-i ROSENHEIM ELLIS 86 CO131 Public Square course that he wu aware of and upon being sorted Rugs 5 000 Dollars Worth of Linoleum Oil fe suwe ly me pressed by the 3 eporter as to his opinion of thE competency ot such proof said that the commtnee cannot accept and adopt as He 2 FINAN A uIL own testimony given in any other case not before the committee First because the Cloths Poles Cornices Upholster in and House Furnishing Goods A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBERT 8 COWAN Teller JOS THOMPSON Vice Presidell committee are to invesitigate and ascertain In A aim Islets tor themselves sec ond they have no authority to adopt or accept any evidence second hand third such evidence would not A personal inspection of this stock is solicited COMMERCIAL be germane and responsive to the commit- No trouble to show It and no one importuned committee interrogator a lar all such evideuee would surely be i rrelevant NASHATII-11E ril' NV denee hearsay or second-hand taken before a tee'm itiquity not beurig given in response to 's ies and might be biased' by partisan feeling being taken In a criminal case fourth the General Assembly could Judge and jury etc other than its own an thorized committee and no seport could be a NA 1 loNAL BAN cw I Ir AMA 13 1111C) 17C 8200 9 0000Co 1 leo not and would not accept -and adopt evi- 9 BENSON CO 30 NOR 'r 1-1 C01141EG-IL STREET i 167 and 169 Union Street predtcated upon such evidence fifth such f-15 Pr' (1 "I BOARD ON DIRECTORS '--'if article is unheard of in legislative proceed- A SPURR DUDLEY A THOMAS SAM COWAN He FEANKLAND A BENSON lugs it would not and should not satisfy the nintry" TOBACCONISTa A JOS THOMPSON NORVELL A WRAY RICHARDSON 4I ORDWAY MYO JOHN BOWERS JUGOODPASTURIL NGERMAN ROBERT LEA 1 A mimes GWYN Relics of the Mound Builders 0 an24 Ipithly FULLY PREPARED TO DO -A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Through the cm-tem of Maj Bate I 0 i HERBERT Chief Clerk in the of the Commissioner HATS HADWARE CUTLERY ETC of Agriculture Statistics and Mines an 'American reporter was last evening shown DrDLEY BIROS LIPSCOMB 9 several interesting relics which had Just 7 14 :1 AA been received The articles were unearthed 1717 MEC) la MISES61Is 31111 down in the Sulphur Spring bottom where 404111 1' 'N' the workmim are engaged ha eXCAVatiln for the foundation of the amphitheater of the 07 Ow -7-- 0 '''N base-ball park The largest and most inter- st 0' ve''''''N ''tki: 14v ANtt Hardwaro cutlery guns and Implomonts esting of these relics consisted of an earthen it tie cl --A 1 1 '''1 -111111111ism bowl shaped something like dhe ordinary 11 4:: i'' Is fp01 4 0' I wash basin and meaeuring about Inhes Mc ir i -1 -4's- A 11 Is i 2t across the top by three in depth The bowl it' el 1- 145 4- ell was in an excellent state of preservation the il 4r I' iv 4 I 4 only noticeable damage being a alight chip 1 lil''' I' i i 1 ping off of the clay on one side where the ti 1 i ik 'it handle had evidently been broken off In Co fo )f i r) 0 addition to this bowl there were some shells 105 Aa 1 Ilt'" "T' k'tc A a flint chisel about three inches long and a '''''-'41--Fges I ie Age 1 Jo N-'-' 'S0' bone about eye inches in length which was t- 2' 4 gr i eft? casiiy recognized as belonging to the forearm A -4- 1031111 4t I e4 4 of a human being It wag learned that skulls '''171 '---AW7 I- 4 -c011' -0 and other parts of homen iteletons together a 'YIP manY 81)timeno of pottery and other --7- -7041: ----'At- ---)-f 'IM-ie)1' 11 An were du but secured by private tics are undoubtedl individuals be re 1 1 IA -2- -1 ------ek those of the mound builders and Low many -74-- s-1--C '1 141 414sh NI centuries they have lain undisturbed in the -t-- '--1---' ''b gir' --'a- graves of t'ae now defunct ratny in a matter of conjecture -1--4 wt A I- --7---AK----1'- ti nme 1 IS THE DUST AND OONLY llamas' Amanita i I 1 I 1 r't mr INIME "111111" EMIII Ella I il) flit ti Li IV An FA LA) 'I 1t111( a ItI'll of Agriculture Statistics and Mines an American reporter was last evening shown DIIDLEY BIROS AI LIPSCOMEB 9 eeveral intereating relics which had Just 4 1 1 1 '11 N7Cr XX la 3E1 i91 Al Mg 31111 been received The articles were unearthed down in the Sulphur Spring bottm where the workmen are engaged in excavat ing for to the foundation of the amphitheater of the I 0 Hardwor 8 Cutlery Guns and Implomonto: 41 4 44p NI base-ball park The largest and moat inter- f6 71Pti 1 eating of these relics consisted of an earthen bowl shaped somethhur like 'the ordinary d' sltTped 4 111111- wash basin and measuring about six In 419 ches i l' 0 1 7 el -4' 41 01 2t 1 -00' across the um by three in depth The bowl i --I 'fits 10'N' i Nizi was in an excellent Mate of preservation the il e4 44 4 4 i ti 1 i 1 only noticeable damage being a alight chip ping the clay on one side wh UN ere the i'Ifirt ep pp I I k''''c3 i i(17114( 1 'UN dA handle had evidently been broken off In AL I 44 it addition to this bowl there were some shells It i ow- 114 LNG --I ig' i pi 4 1 I 1:: 1 i 4 i 1 i a' 1 1 1 1 i 1 i i I 1 I- I li i I li Choice Michigan apples at Parr An r- son's Local notice 1 i Great bargains at the Fair in ladies our- wear and imported hosiery I Mrs it Johns has opened a tchool for South -boys at 637 Sou College street 1 i I The Patent flour of Noel's mill is rapidly gaining favor with housekeepers Can st 261 Church street and examine the new millinery recently opened by Haynie Co Auction sale of boots and shOta Wed 11 ehd8Y March 4 Bundle Barnes North College street I Fine mules for sale by A Burr at the office of the Nashville Warehouse A Elevator Company Hotel Oceanic Harnegat City Ocean Conn ty opens June le Accoininodations 1 for '200 guests 1 The art gallery at 15 Public Square contains I rare oil piAutinge chromos and engravings which are being sold at bankrupt places School children attention A nke present awaits every one of you at No 153 Church street Bead Ready Fitzwilliam's city 'The time for the removal of remains from 1 the public vault is extended to March 23 1st The duperiutelident publishes a notice in this issue The Bee Hive beats the wor'd for big bar i gains Only think of it braided jerseys all sizes at 413 cent New spring goods arriving 1 daily i 1 'New and second-hand pianos and organs of i every style for a le for cash or ea monthly payments by it Dorman Co 244 Church lit ii'l meet I 1t Sol Prankland Co's lines in the city Item column win be found worth reading I more than once They are brief and to the s' point Preparatory to removing to St Louis 11 Winstead Sou are mailing boots shoos 4 49 bats trunks lad valises at your own price ss 31 City items 1 Gilt and silver braid novelties in laces A jerseys short coats all shades zephyr rick- ti rack braid new dress goods Zinc many 1' other novelties are among the bargains at 4 Hirsch Bros Co this week Mosenhelm Bro Co have made every i monstocerewmeicinargiUfnroge an gohtothosordue tdsrb will attractive Ireacachb eotuil vsootenep sr ynEmet irdgea ha ti ids toe 0- at irdrbsr to-morrow ir I city item eolumn Tae Teariesses foe Company Holey Ice Com I pally and Rock City loc Company have all 4 been succeeded by Messrs Howe Parker wholesale and retail dealers in Lake and manufactured ice whose card appears else I where -1 Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery Court 4 the Clerk and Master Thomas Wrenn has ordered a sale of realty to come off st the wort-house door on Saturday March 21 a full description of which will be found in his advertisements Realty ownerscapitalists and those desiring i I be purchase a home are directed to the ad- 1 vertisement of Arrington Farrar Weakley They pay special attention to auction sales of real estate and bave at private sale a large list of city and country property which they 7 :1 take pleasure in showing Jona Co at Lowenstein's old stand comer Church and Summer streets are in 4 receipt of entirely new stock of dry goods which are catalogued and priced in their advertisement to-day If the reader will ex amine these prices carefully it will prove profitable and eutertaining As an extraordinary attraction is week 1 i three spw-isl bargains which are bargains indeed Their advertisement is conspicuous ly displayed and contains more of impor1 tanco than can be even briefly mentioned here Its perusal is therefore commended to '4 the reader especially the ladies as they are more immelialely concerned in the three 1 special bargains tr 1 Now that the spring and summer building 4 boom Mahout to set in the advertisesnei of i Warren Bros will be of great interest to con- I tractors sod finishers They are manufac 1-- tolerant all grades of putty and colors tin oil 41 and keep in stock crystal plate glass ribbed stained enameled and figured glass and French and American window glass See 1 advertisement 6 nd city Items 1- -1-- A to-fold inducement is extended to purchaiiem at Joe Frankland Co's popular dre good emporium The deur arrival of new spring styles of dress goods silks jersey 1 I ojanutawataithaonautlawryiagrclinvtaso' caotatt'sanndd attnaaneylapaininceg I all kinds of winter goods to make room for I a large invoice of spring stock to arrive in a i few days Look Out for big hozgains at Irlo fit North Collegeatreet i The double-column advertisement of Chorch street's great retail dry goods house John Glisten Co will be by 44161 i I ladies as gladly as they have welcomed the 1 bright warm sun of the past few days To- 1 i morrow Messrs Co will open Out i 1 au elaborate asstorment of new spring dress 3 goods ea acing every novelty in fabric sad I Limnos sod it to safe to predict that the 1 ladies will be there in full force 1 i 1- leilimmil I I LOCAL NOTICES PARR JP A11Diturole Nos 117 stud 119 South Market street have just received one car ebolea Michigan apples (50) fifty boxes Florida oranges 50 boxes lemons 1 50 barrels kraut 100 cone-half berries i Choice Michigan apples st ran IL An r- 1 i Ilonreaba ti4crai atrinnustAlc'et he Far i ladi un r- in es i :1 I wear and imported hosiery Mrs Johns has opened a tchool for -boys at 637 South College street I -11 The Patent Sour of Noel's mill is rapidly gaining favor with housekeepers Cli at 261 Church street and eeasnine the new indlinery recently opened by Haynie Co a i Auction eale of boots Itrki shoes March 4 Rundle A Barnes North College street I Fine mules for sale by A Burr at the office of the Naehville Warehouse A Elevator i Compauy Hotel Oceanic Barnegat City Ocean Conn ty June 14) Acco mmodations for '200 guests 1 Ta 1 The art gallery at 15 Public Square contains rlton psiutings chromes and engraings which are being sold at bankrupt places School children attention A nice present awaits every one of you at No 153 Church street Reed Ready Fitzwilliam's city Tha time for the removal of from 4: 1 I public viwit is extended to March 23 The duperintelident publishes a notice in this ue isso i nt Bee Hive beats the weed for big bar- gains Only think out braided jerseys all 1 sizes at IQ cent New spring goods arriving dell 7 1 New and second-hand pianos and organs of i every style for de for cash or ea snontal A I payments by Dorman Co 244 Churc meet 9 it columu will be found wo 0 I LI Sol Frankland Co's lines in the city 4 em rth reading more than once They are brief and to the potaa I 1 Preparatory to removing to 8t Louisa la 11 Winstead 4k Sea are sailing boots shoes hats trunks Slid valises at yout own price Wi City items 1 li Gilt and sliver braid novelties in laces 1 jerseys short coats all shades zephyr rick- 4 rack braid new diem goods and many 'I other novelties are among the bargains at -1 Hirsch Bros Cos this week i Roeenhelm Co have made every is fresh and attractive Eight ca8 43 se new spring goods will be opened to-morrow preparation for the upholstery trade Thel email! Other attractions i 1 I silty item column mensoned in Tae Tennessee Ice Company Baty Tee CoM- 4 pally succeede and Rock City Zoe' Company have all been by Messrs Howe Parker r' anufactured ice whose card appears else- the Pursuant to a erk and Maeterdecree of the ChanThomas Wcery renne holesale and retail dealer's in Lake and Court Cl 4 has ordered a sale of realty to come off at the eourthouse door on Saturday March 21 a 'i' full description of whieh will be found itt his advertisements Realty owners cap-Bailee and those desiring i to purchase a home are directed to the ad- 1 vertisernent of Arrington weakley They pay Special attention to auction sales el real estate and have at private sale a large take ple Het of city and country property which they mure in showing Co a Lowenstei n's od stand tomer Church and Summer streets are in receipt of entirely new stock of dry goods which are catalogued and pieced in their to- If the reader will ex advertisement day amine these prices carefully it will prove profitable and entertaining As an extraordinary attraction this week 1 i three special bargains which are bargains -Indeed Their advertieement ia conspicuous- ly displayed and contains more of impor- Mime than can be even briefly mentioned hem Its perusal is therefore commended to the reader- especially the ladies en they are more immediately concerned in the three special bargains Now that the pet and summer building 41 boom Mahout to set in the advertisesnei of Warren Bros will be Of great interest to eene -7 turers or all grades of putty and colors in tractors awl finishers They are manufac- l-- i oil and keep in stock crystal plate glass ribbed stained enameled and figured glass and 1 French and American window elem Bee 77 I 1 1 4 '1 I i i iK I 1 11 ItIf 1 11-L! I 3 4 Sim viers gnu Dasaver 1 uvulas vvrenniv has ordered a realty to come off at the be found in etourthouse door on Saturday March 21 a full decription of which will a sll ills advertisements Rety ownerscapitalistentid them deiring als i 1 to purchase a home are directed to the ad- vertimment of Arrington Farrsr fil weakley They pay special attention to auction salmi of real eatate and have at private sale a large liat of city and country property which the' -1 takat pleasure in showing 1 Co at Lowenstein's old stand comer Church and Summer streets are in i receipt of entirely new stock of dry goods which are catalogued and priced in their advertisement to-day If the reader will ex amine these prices carefully it will prove ad? 1 4111 Del I jek DUI I 11 I au lea 64 1 1 Cll I Jot lad i bri 1 3 Ilia: 1 fral 164 1 1 1 Mate' Og paw they nave weichtuett um 1 bright warts sun of Me past few days To- ntorrow biessm Wigan A Co will open out 2 au of new dre'11 1 oncmis embracing nove)ty In labile sad 1 1 tasniou so it is to afe predict that he ladies will he there in full force I isentmil I Local NOTICES PAIR it Altozastm Nos 11Z and 119 Market street eived eboiee Michigan apples (50) fifty one car bosee Florida oranges 50 boxes lemons 1 krautAO barrels kraut 100 one-half barrels' South have juet rec 8 I IF I 1 1 1 1 I 4-'i Ak f-'cor Spring St)le Silk Hats Spring Stile Stiff lids Spring Style Soft JESSE ELY'S Sprint) Style Silk Hats lni Spring Style Stiff Hats Spring Style Soft Hats A fa N'T'S FOIL 1 Mitchell Tarm Spring and Log Wagonas Buffalo Standard Scales Winchester Repeating Arms Cartridges etc atO-NT'S F'011 I Mitchell Farm Spring and Log Wagones 5 I ER Ailharaba Sim alliansa Ai AllEallaallii Syracuse Hillside Plows and Sulkies I Cases Racine Chilled PlOWS Me title's Steel and Cast Plows Parker Bro's Shot-guns Syracuse Hillside Plows and Sulkies That has held Its own and Is as good to-day as It was when It first came out no15 mily EP EA01M113P1-13E1 THE FINEST LINE OF GUNS kinds ever shown in Nashville end et pica" which will astonish the natives DUDLEY BROS LIPSCOMB no23 eod3m 4thp 84 and 88 Broad Atreet Naahvtile Tenn 5 GENT'S FURNISHER COAL Ingleside Circle The Ingleside Circle held one of their pleasant meetings at the residence of Dr Wm Morrow Friday evening and a very creditable programme was rendered Many thanks are due the Mimes Morrow and Mr Frank Morrow for the use of their elegant house and hospitsoity Tito circle will hold their next regular meeting at the residence of Mr Sperry two weeks hence Among those present were Miami Marie Parkes Mettle Sperry 'Rennie Baxter Johnnie Fletcher Patio Howell Julia uheiry Mettle Lou Moorman Maggie Kereheval the Misses Morrow the Misses Fall and Mr John Ken cheval Walter Keith Lewis Jr Bernard Lewis Chariot Braxlton Frank Morrow Opencvar McHenry Will Thompson Tom Smith Ewell Foard and Dr Van Patterson The following is the programme: Dialogue-Bernard Lewis and Chas Breselton John Kemheval Duet Baxter and Fletcher Instrumental Kercheval Speech Lewis Jr Recitation st--" Erneetine Fall Mannie Baxter Don- Fletcher Recitation- ----Emma Morrow Ingleside Circle The Ingleside Circle held one of their pleasant meetings at the residence of Dr Wm row Friday evening and a very Mor The following is the programme: Lewis and Cas Dr aseiton speech John Kemheval DueL 7 14isses Baxter and Fletcher ttrumental Kercheval Speech Lewis Jr RecitAtia 0000000 9Eeoune Fall nj Mannie Baxter Recit Don- Fletcher I IVIcEWEN'S SHIRT FACTORY ll 1 ontnma I -1444 -sr I 416 04 IN '75 4 41 -I --7 rrto 1 0411 1 It 1' ''c4t Iron viiell' -A0-4 '1111114 f' '11t4Aux- ''I 4' I 1 1 -17k-- kft 01A41 1 I 0 il4T 1 Mt 1 1 tt al ri4 0 ti 1 I 1 0 ri E1-1 cti 0 0 MEMIIMO PI E4 11 0 lett 9 f2a--) NCHERRYST WSHVILLE TENN po tioa 33muLaundry Wagons win eon for aad daliver froe of charge any work In all points in city TELEPHONE 5411 Jae frau mo ly 4p Ma WEN'S SHIRTS re guaranteed perfect in STYLE FIT and 'WORKMANSHIP Order Self-measurepent Blanks McEIVEN'S STEAM LAUNDRY Is the LARGEST and MOST PERFECT LAUNDRY in the South Goods sent by mail or express to the Laundry will be elegantly laundried and returned at once LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY FASHIONABLE SOCIETY EXCITED a McEWEN SHIRTS FASHIONABLE SOCIETY EXCITED 1 4 tovo 1111It'rment Ay- 4cc-- 4- re guaranteed per fect in STYLE r2' 9 Ill A PIT and 'WORKMANSHIP Order Self-measurement Blanks Az) 2 so 47-A 0 IA McEIVEN'S STEAM LAUNDRY 4 NCHERRY ST ao Is the LARGEST and MOST PER- NASHVILL FMC's LituNDuir in the South 4 4- -k Goods sent by mall or express to the A 0 tub 1 fg afirms- Laundry will be elegantly launctried 4 TEN 0 and returned at once o1 a 0a 1 L' CE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY JAE 334a' oLamos' dry Wagaas will eall for and deliver free of charge any work to all points in eity Halite TELEPHONE 54S ja9 frsu mo ly 4p A101211110 in real 11 le has just come to light A young gentleman of Nashville well known in society fo his talents and ilishments left the city some time since to spend the winter in New Orleano and Florida tobury hisdisappointment at his rejection by one of the most beautiful' young ladles of Washville During his absence she rejected '1 eve other admirers Reaching home short time since the tree elerdetermined to try his self command by oiling once more on his fair friend Labs began to mount the steps of the house also appeared at tk door lie raised Ms hat and theyentered the stately matudon Twohours afterwards he went forth an accepted love He had purchased his Mita WAIN WAI CU No et Public Square Pleamcall woe he went forth an accepted levet He had purchased him hetet WAIN WAI COLN 24 Public Plesaican 1 "11 in real life has just come hi AlOrettee light A young gentleman of Nashville well known in society fo his talents and plishments left the city some time slime to spend the winter in New Orleans and Florida toburyhiedisappointment at his rejection by one of the most beautiful' young ladies of Nashville Burins his absence she rejected Ave other admirers home short time duos the trim elerdatennined to try his self command by oiling once more on blush Mend As as began to mount the steps of the house she appeared at tk door Ne raised his hat and thavAntammel Inn ntatistly vn anolowt rwokhotrt Masquerade at the Standard The ennual masquerade entertainment of the Sunday-school of the Vine street lewlsh Temple was given Isetlught to the pupils at the Standard Club rooms on the corner of Summer and Ceder street The young folks docked to the pleasure reeort in great numbra masqued to represent angel clirerent charac era and all oeemed to enjoy themselves most heartily The Italian harpers were pr sent and furnished music for the denting of the evening After all had partaken si an elegant and sumptuous spread of choke edibles the little ones retired and the 'lustreless enjoyed for several hours the pleasure of the dance The entertainment wea given under the management of the teachers otike timidity-school aa Slquarada at tha The 11111111111 masquerade entertainment of the Sunday-school or the Vine street Zenith Temple was given Mat ntght to the pupils at the Standard Club rooms On the corner of Summer and Cedar street The young folks docked to the pleasure retort in Ere'll 'I m1115'l meal diterent charac ere and all eeemed to led SG rePre2eld enjoy themselves most heartily The Italian harem were pr sent and furnished music for the dancing of the evening Atter all had partaken et an elegant and sumptuous spread of choice edibles thp little ones retired and tbe skier elan enjayed for several hours the 'demurs of that dance The enterrlde: I' 't 4 iMMENED Ft irattallEatillt 0 E-4 LIttiltigtiletiv54 0 Zw4t EpH7-NI ts 1 0:11 CUNIEtITIctlAhINID EA 14 III Afijillatti irratt I El Ittilatii I wraaa-1 EP NI alo ft Last Neal PIrc The drestblcb canoed the alarm from box No 51 at II o'clock last West loth In the mineral water roots of the bakery of Charles Lewis On South market street nearly oppo' Inc the entrance to the Normal School grounds Toe aright is ainknown The loss will meek several swanned dollars- which fa oovered by Insurance The meeting of the Alusical Union Monday evening promisee to be in Interesting Sist The folionlog home favorites haveconsented to take part in the exereis Bra Blandner Miss Kate Dorman isles Matruder Itio FM The DarlDant Miss Ads ban Prof Welter Plot bond Prof Biller Mrs Stewart and Wise Welker Prof Brookhaven of tati twU1 be present and engage la the ezep c1" i 711 wut inP5-- 77 Last ittght's Fire 'rho dreithich caused the alum front box Mo 51 at 11 o'clock last Bled IN the antaray water room at the bakery of Marie' Le On South sim stt nearly opoo- 1 wis stte the entrant tnel the ree Normal School rounds TDO odes is enknown The loss we ill remit several launtlaed Which la mact by taawrwaee A -Brookhaven of einefol miss V': a flta away BE Ili ihitagi Anoemy moag SW 3 17 Tv el --r te Is D'oraglat Mills Ids Sas rs A I inv21 emir" OA LAKE WE I E' 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