The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

DRY GOODS BIG BARGAIN! REAL ESTATE Very Litts Doing bat Property Owsero Boldlag firs Tm: DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE SATURDAr MORNING MAUCH 1 imm5 LINCK'S" HOTEL noinL 11 -0 fl CIGAR) Alan TOBACCO 4 Tm: DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE SATURDAr MORNING MAUCH 1 lmm5 DRY 000118 REAL ESTATE 1101 TA 1 1 i -0 0 I 4A 1 CIGARS Mon TOBACCO Iv) BIG BARGAIN! Very Littse Doing bat Property Owtero LI-NcKs 4I 0 TEL Bolding rim 1 I I 1 e----- I 1: 1 I 1 tri I 4 it 1 1 1 1 4 MAX 13A9EgyT CHERRY TILIPS AND CLUB HOUSE CIGARS mAx RosENHE I I SALES CON THE A Brisk Movement Zzpoctod-Proporty and Improvement in gdgelleiti 40 dozen Ladies "Ilow is the real estate inquired a reporter laat evening happen Eraidet1Jerseys For the past twelve months have been riot Burned As Reported IS NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER And tarnishes similar accommodations to the Union Depot Passengers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the cars from the Church-Street Depot to Linck's Hotel without charge Special attention pal(' to traveling men for whose comfort and accommeation every facility is furnished charge Special attention pal(' to traveling men for whose corn- fort and accommoelation every facility is furnished OVER ONE AND A HALF MILLIONS ALL Nazi Co The above figures point elesirly to the tact that the Cherry Lips and Club HowCigars have been re now and ever shall be the beet Cigars for the money in the world Dealers supplied only by MA ROSEN Nwahville Team je8 eoti ly topttp tha Inot top4p tnt ri au lor te moony In We world Deal STOVES GRATE4 RANGES All) 11 IC HAMMEL 111 OILO COOPER 1 11 1 I I I 1 rt -A- 111 IS Per Day 00 Single Menlo 50e Single Rooms 50e Per day 8 3 I 1 1 I 4 rt A '111 10 IS 1 Per Day Wit 00 Single Meals 50e (r I iblo 1 lel I i 1 '1 I Single Room 50e Per day 1 I -f t- i OM I-'' ---v 1 3: 1i HOW Is THIS? Alt 1:4 )X t3 All Trains stop for passengers to get on and off Save hack hire by taking the train at the Hotel door a-- -4 "0 tre Oillygi the BEEHIVE 1 i 11' 4t-i N' 4" I ti4V41( 4410 8 Ilk 4-4-11''' iti 't 11-Z IT 04tji 0 th 1 4 0 ii rr I i 1 1 1 I it SPECIAL NOTICE I et Spring Goods Arriving Daily IWO sod i I I be10 rood 1 ot Spring Goods Arriving Daily We can heat two rooms with one fire In BURNHAM PATENT DOUBLE GRATE It is one of the most economical Grates now in use It saves labor time and fuel Those in use have proved to give entire satisfaction They can be placed in any ordinary fire-place Call and consult11' 11 Irein rates fuel nttre 1 any It uling A so mar 11 A star rsmu got as now in use It saves labor time and fin Those in use have proved to give entl satisfaction They can be placed in su ordinary fire-place Call and consult1 I I girt SATURDAY MORNING MARC117 BUSIEESS NOTICE Advertmemento to be Inserted lug 811Vaix6d" "For Hale" "For Rent" 6'Lost" "Found" etc should be left at the bualnefv office not tater than 9SO IN to enatire clasaltication under the proper head jo05 tp4p Sole Owner and Proprietor CARPETS OIL CLOTHS ETC 1 IMPORTANT FACTS Where to finish Your House! FINAN411A1 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BA GEO COOPER NASIIVILLM 'rl'NN mv9q(dly 1 am 04 1 sL i imam 1111 "Lim" 41111111" "Ilrb''' 7 441 (1 I over Sole Owner and Proprietor I 1 503 elm tr41 1941I 1 Ir gh 1 i 4 I i 1 to CARPETS OIL CLOTHS ETC I li IS i 1 i Naito 'Naittirgut i CLI at Ilk' NI i ItAtI I1 I IA PORTANT FACTS 4 1 11 i I a i I I $11 1 0---- 1 1 i 1 I SATURDAY MORNING ARCM I' 0 ri I -tL 4 41 4: I Vt riiiP47 i GEO I BUSIEE111 NOTICE COOPER 8v i' As -vs- I I Advertteements to be Intiertad se -i''' -k'i4 74VA vit NASIIVILIM 'rFUNIN le se wai1641 "For For Rent" wli I 11 11 IT is i mv9gecdly i 'C siLost" "Found" etc should be left FINANtIIA I It the businefts Wilco not later than iSO IN to ormire classitication under the 'kl proper head end NATIoNAL 2)000-to CO mERcIAL i til BA NI I I rl'NINT ''41 t' i va'sr 11 1 I I I A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBERT 8 COWAN Teller JOB TEIOMPBON Vice PrNet6eil A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBERT 8 COWAN Toner J08 THOMPSON Vice Pr IL A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBERT 8 COWAN Teller JOB TEIOMPBON Vice Prk 2000 2500 1000 1000 25000 2 1 500 1)000 1 nntl Rolls of New Carpets from 15 cents to 83 00 per yard Rolls of China and Coco Pairs Lace Curtains and Window Shades Smyrna Persian Velvets and Assorted Rugs Dollars Worth of Linoleum 011 Cloths Poles Cornices Upholstering and House Furnishing Goods Rolls of New Carpets from 15 cents s3 00 per yard Rolls of China and Coco hatirs de ace Curtains and Window Smyrna Persian Velvets and As- OF NAstivILLE cdarbirrama evrc)crm ao Nonam coxLa-non OF NASIIVILLE 11AIP)Irl1 LITs Pill-fat-lelinr 111 I 1 i I Nits I 1 I 1 I 8250000OC) smatnErr MB cla es imeb et et BOARD OP DIRROTORS A THOMAS SAM 00WAN A WRAY JOHN BOWERS MAYO ROBERT LEA nrws OF OOSEISPONDENTS j5uhlist4rig communications the ktussload doom not thereby endorse or bold itself responsible for the views of those who write them The reader must lake ihem upon their own merits and not es in any way expressing the sentiments of the paper unless so stated TRE AMERICAN AT NEW ORLEANS To acoommodlte the throng from the BonAls who will desire to read their favodbilmMe paper while 'attending the World's Exposition the American has been placed on sale in New Orleans at Geo Wharton Bro's No 15 Caron delft street between Canal and Common streets FTEIr i 1101 00IIIISPONDINT la jetttalettleg te3mmilltitstiense the Atiortead does not thereby endorse or hold itself responsible for the views of those who write them The reader must A SPORE DUDLEY JOS THOMPSON NORVILL I RICHARDSON ORDWAY Joe FRANKLAND JUNGERMAN I GOODPASTURE A EMMY' A WILTS GWYN HERBERT A BK14803t1 WILT GWYN HERBERT FULLY PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 4mM 174thp A personal inspection ot this stock is solicited No trouble to show it and no on to buy to buy I BENSON CO 171 lir Ji' I i' 71 I I I II I ti I Ii 3 I ii- COAL A 11411 44 1 0 t(44 64-01( f'lr- 1 It 0 :4 -OA i 1 1 ill0A- A 167 and 169 Union Street le15 eod gm TB StrNDAY SUPPLEMENT CITY ITEMS bargains in rich In aldition to our black satin rhadames and Ottoman velours at $1 we have placed on our bargain tables 50 pieces of extra heavy gros grains in all the new and leading colors at the same price At $1 these goods cap all the bargains we have hitherto offered in rich silks Thompson Kelly Summer 'street mh7 ASK your stationer for the best indelible ink for marking and you will always get Payoon's 1e7 satu 6m At these goods cep all the bargains 1 I I I I log to meet a prominent reel estate man "Very quiet at present but decidedly firm But little property has changed bands of late yet with the exceptiots of a few forced sales when extra bargains were secured a fair prke has Wien se cured for what property has been sold There is no dispoeition on the part of owners to sacrifice for as soon as the spring opens many handsome Improve-mania will he made and a general up looking in the real relate bushiest is an ticipated" "How does the bridge matter affect property over the river!" text queried the reporter "'We have considerable property on the east side but the condition of the bridge does not in the least change its value In the matter of renting however the anhoyance caused by the delays occasioned by vehicles and the necessity of walking across the bridge miff-Wes erenewhat against us yet there are but few vacant houses over there Edge field you know on account of its beauty quietness and healthfulness will always be the choice for residences alike for the rich and the poor The present inconvenience in cmeeing is looked upon as an unavoidable necessity and the increased value which will be the result when the superstruc tare Is completed stimulates a desire on the part of the owners to hold on to their possessions and await results The city authorities however could add materially to the comfort of those who are forced to cross the bridge during all kinds of weather by a few inexpensive improvements in the way of dry cross Inge etc For instance right at the east end of the bridge where passengers alight from the cars in rainy weather is very muddy the water lodges at the foot of the plank sidewalk on the right band side coming this wsy and quite a slush pool is formed there through which each person is forced to wade To ladies especially this is very disagreeable and can be easily remedied Again there is no curbing nor sidewalk on First street from Woodland to Main and yet this is a much used thoroughfare and in bad weather is almost impassable Citizers who owns)roperty on streets not near so public are notified to put down sidewalks and the owners of property fronts lug on this street would confer a lasting favor by doing likewise In North Edge-field property will soon be on a boom as the Board of Public Works are pushinit things rapidly toward the completion of the new street that is to connect it with Nashville The contract for widening North Second street from Foster to the railroad hes been given out and negotiations are pending for the purchase of the dirt necessary to make the fill from the railroad to Cottonwood avenue which will be begun as soon as the weather settles This action on the part of the corporation naturaly gives an impetus to individual enterprise and the erection of many handsome cottages will be the immediate resit" BISHOP PARKER ruts peeted Death of the Distinguished Divine in New Orleans Late Thursday night a telegram was received by Bishop Mayeire of this city announcing to him the death in New Orleans of Bishop Limn Patker of the Methodist Episcopal Church South The unexpected event cast a gloom over the Christians and especially the Methodists of the entire city A brief sketch of the life of the distinguished divine is given He was a native of Rome Oneida County New York and was born April 23 1829 His early education was due to his own determination to acquire knowledge It is said of him that while engaged as a clerk in a dry goods store he supplemented a meagre education jpy rising in the mornings at 4 o'clock to study Latin and Greek before entering upon the reg ular duties of the day He moved to New Orleans in 1845 and there joined the Methodist Church two years later He settled upon law as a profeesion but while engaged in a study of it felt that his proper call was to the ministry of the gospel He was licensed to preach in 1849 He was during the succeeding nine years in charge of various churches in the city of New Orleans and was subsequently Presiding Elder of the New Orleans circuit for nine years excepting two years when he was stationed at the Louisiana Avenue Church In 1870 he succeeded Bishop Keener as editor of the New Orleans Christian Advocate and has since held that position On the 19 day of May 1882 at the Geoeral Conference of his church in this city he was on the second ballot elected a Bishop and has since graced that position of prominence and re epoiosibility The deceased married Miss Ellen Burros at some time in 800 and leaves a wife and three sons The following was published concerning him by Harper's Weekly shortly after his election to the Episcopacy: As a writer be is clear smooth and forcible as a preacher he is elegant and profound and remarkable for bringing out the bidden meaning of difficult texts he is regarded in the front rank of preachers in the South By his culture and scholarly attainments deep piety sound judgment modest demeanor meekness of spirit amiability and simplicity of manners he has won great popularity among people and preachers He is regarded eminently fitted to fill any 'position In the gift of the church A man of fine presence tall and 'argentine well filled without being unduly stout rather tawny skinned with black piercing eyes and dignified and courteous picture of vigorous health" The Board of Missions the Book Committee and the preachers in the city will meet in the Publishing House this morning at 10 o'clock to take suitable action respecting biedeath canny GI walking gn ge mine totes emnowhat against us yet thre are but few vacant houses there Edge field you know on account of ita beauty quietneu and healthfulnese will always be the choice for residencee alike for the rich and the poor The present inconvenience in crossing is sity and the ncreased value which looked upon as an unavoidable neces- i will be the result when the superstruc tare is completed stimulates a desire on the Ian ot the owners to hold on to their possessions and await results The city authorities however could add ina- terialiy to the comfort of those who are forced to cross the bridge during all kinds of weather by a few inexpensive improvements in the we of dry cross into etc For instance right at the east of the bridge where passengers alight from the cars in rainy weather is verv muddy the water lodges at the foot of tiae plank sidewalk on tbe right band ide coming this wsy and quite a slush col Is formed titre through which each person is forced to wade To ladies especially this is very disagreeable and canbeeasily reloldied Agalu 11! se were cured a fair prka has hies ee Is no disposition on the part of cured for what property Las been sold There to aserifioe for as soon as the spring opens many handsome improve- manta will be made and a general up lookiing in or the river text queried the nal rotate business is an ticpated "How does the bridge Wilier affect property river' 1-itWaAx Ak leAAA MP VA0 10 Irsal4 ea Ism iet VS Ca Jr we 1 rvt 'veto this city announcine to him the deeth in New Orleaos of Bishop Lions Parker of the Methodist Episcopal Church South The unexpected event cast a gloom over the Christians and especially the Mathnelintenf the entire I 1T LO OULU UL MILLI 1101 WUfl5 001101CtIta 1119 -L- of preachers in the South By his cul tore and scholarly attainmenni deep piety sound judgment modest de- mettqor meekness of spirit amia- trinity and simplidly of manners aa he won great po among pen pie ana preachers He is regarded erui- 'lento fitted to fill any 'position in the gift of the church' A- man of fine presence tall and largeframe well filled 'riforilurTs'hers reqnettbat1n cise's where the supplement is not delivered with the Sunday issue subscribers report the fact to the business office When buying the Sunday American of newsboys please see that the supplement accompanies the paper The sup alement forms a part of every copy of the American sent out of the office on Sundays A I A 3 PI wYr xy- '-7et1ii0 1- 1tatct'r 'Nir 1 '1 0 11: I Ei 14 I 11 i 4101' '2' 0 14- 11 I -P': -5: -5 11 01 ''At3r61' A 0 ::4 P4 i ct4411 i I 11-1 1 I I I I 1 Senator expresses a determisation to push his bill through Yesterday wu a field day in the House A bill amending the charter of Knox ville in accordance with the wishes of the citizens of that city was introduced by Mr Shipley yesterday Mr Haynes' bill allowing an optional incresse of the salaries of the police and fire officers of Memphis passed the House yesterday Mr Bmgan's bill amending section 87 chapter 105 Acta of 1883 passed third and last reading in the HOW yesternay It reqnires that the affidavit of party reciassting correction of assessment shall be supported by the affidavit of parties owning property in the immediate vicinity of the prnperty seeking relief and the farther affidavit that the parties did not have an opportunity to apply to the Board of Equalization for relief previous to its diacharge Over 400 bills are on their third reading in the House It took the whole of yesterday afternoon to dispose of one ealio to mist his bill thrnnerh ortsigaus ontaliznepaing 'Action 47 Ps IUD ACtil or 1883 passed third It and last reading in the HOUO yeternay requires that the affidavit of party reqaosting correction of assessment shall be supported by the affidavit of Parties owning property in the imme- aux au Lugy aauum fl tooK Inn 111101P AT 0 I 1 eitir 111 ITIA44414')1115111 it I I 1 i I A RAMC chance for st well established and good paying millinery stand The stock of millinery of the late Miss Grossman at No 38 Summer street consisting of ribbons flowers plumes tips bats silks velvets laces etc roust be sold Parties desiring to avail themselvss of this rare opportunity at the beginning of a promising season with a view to purebase the stock with privilege of atand are invited to examine the same It will be sold at appraiser's valuation without regard to cost A Miller administrator 20 Summer et mb7 tf IMMUrrY Ut LUC 1514' Grossman at No 38 Summer street nsistiog of ribbons flowers plumes co tips hats si lks velvets laces etc roust be sold Parties desiring to avail them- naUrn mut hnnt 1-nfiril trt Irt A 1 111r COAJLd Inv21 eodly 4or5 BOO US AND MMES I I I I AaWeV 00810M I I i I I For Ladies' or Gent's HILL'S WATER-PROOF LEATIIER PRESERVER and Prevents Leather from Cracking Cb11- 7E'CMmItEilli lltirCan be Applied after Its Use and Is IMPROVED BY IT-6111 FOR SA110 ONLY 133r ATER T-6111 LATzer fashionable Valentino''s Peerless sweet gum mh6 tf BLZACHED direct frnm commission houses all the leading and stable brands of bleached domestics which we offer for one week at actual case price A better opportunity wu never offered to get goods at actual cost Loveman drCo mh6 2k AMILINEMENTM GRAND Or ZRA Back" was presented to another large house last night The piece will be repeated at the matinee to-day and at the night performance The sale of reserved seats for both has been very large MASONIC THKATZR famous minstrels begin their engagement of two nights and Wednesday matinee at the Masonic Theater Tuesday night The sale of reserved seats begins this morning at the box office Harry Lacy's superb company will present "The Planter's Wife" at the Masonic Theater three nights and a Saturday matinee commencing Thursday March 12 13TAAIi0 4SL IL 12 A The Members' Social Reunion There was a large and appreciative audience in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association last night in at tendance upon the monthly reception of the members President James Bowron presided and A Myere waa elected Secretary pro tem The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev Mr Cowan of Lebanon The following gentlemen were elected to membership: George Spencer Arnold Eberhard and Ed Reece The following statistics are condensed from tbe committee' tenorts for February: Four young men's meetings total attendance 80: four eong services attendance 86 four meetings young men's Bible class attendance 25 four meetings of workers' training claps atVmdance 25 invitations to meetings distributed 1100 total attendance of visitors at the rooms 1 0112 total books and periodicals taken out 314 volumes rebound 9 magszines botnd for 1885 2 volumes books presented to the library 4 18 volumes of choice selections purchased The Committee on Visitation reported that the cases of three sick young men had the notice of the committee during the past month They had been visited by members of the aesociation and the services of the association was offered for night watching but it was not required The following members were elected delegates to the District Convention which will be held at Clarksville March 27-29: Calvert Lees Hume Dr Emery Blanton and Hume Other members desiring to go as delegates should furnish their names to Hums General Secretary or to A Myers Chairman of the District Committee After prsyer Rev Arbuthnot the audience were entertained with the following attractive and pleasant programme Vocal duet where the Lilies Bloom so and Mrs Price A Marlin Vocal Was I Anna Hall Frizzell of a Mr A Martin Vocal Henry Spence You James Bowron Vocal I Will Love You Emma Johnson Death Bridge of the Tay" Mrs Allen si ZN'S MEETING There will be held to-night at 7:45 o'clock the usual meeting for young men and strangers in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association No 54 Noel block Church street After a abort song service there will be a ispel meeting the aut)ect of which is: "The Hill Dfliculty' Psalms buil': 1-24 Members of the association are requested to meet in the association rooms at 7:15 preparatory to distributing invitions upon the streets The meeting wee opened with prayer by Rev Mr Lebanon Cowan The following gentlemen were elect ed to membembip: George Spencer Arnold Eberhard and Ed Reece The following statistics are condensed from the committee' touorlig for Febru- rstecel 1 ttal ttanniane ni tIitnn s11 --nen ----e- Bits MEN'S MEETING There will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock the usual meetirg for young men and strangers in the rooms of the young A oung en a riatian ssociation No 5 Noel block Church street Altar a abort song service there will be a tope meeting the sullect of which is: "Tbe Hill nffictultv" Psalms brun 1-24 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Ladies' Misses' and Children's and Men's and Boys' Fine Mom Shoes 1 1 oe26 eod ly No 113 UNION STI1FET NASIIVILLF TENN ENS MAW ADVERTISEMENT INDEX TES steamer City of Nashville is advertised to leave for an up-river trip today trn Payson's Indelible Ink to mark Your is the best See silver tisement It commercial traveler is wanted by Nugent Co New York Sae advertisement 'For blood and ekin diseases the Cull- curs remedies are unsurpassed See ad- vertisement Rhea Stn advertise for sale a limitedeNsak ty of Sk Charles sad 'cob white pia for neet 11- Selected of Dr: Maddin Sr--'0 1 lice No 12 North Cherry street Maxwell House Telephone 595 Thsentire stock of millinery of the late Miss It Grossman is offered for wale at a sacrifice Bee city item In city items Thompson Kelly advertise this morning a slaughterous a sale of rich silks Our lady 'readers will pieSte give their attention to the matter Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery Court of Davidson County the Clerk and Master Thomas Wrenne will sell at public auction at the court-house door Saturday Mach 28 the ice manufacturing parents of JnoM Beath which are described elsewhere in advertisement Do you know that you can buy a genuine "Elgin" gold watch stem winder and stem setter from a reliable firm in this city for $35? Go to Davies Busls corner of Cberry and Union streets and be convinced as well as prised at the bargains they are offering The Nashville Savings Company corner Union and College streets are doing I regular exchange and Itanking bust' nem They receive deposits and allow Interest thereon they loan money on oollaterals they buy and sell all classes of bonds and stocks and they receive regularly stock bond and cotton quota tions which Ire free to the public Indications: Fuf Tennessee and the Ohio ralley Fair end slightly cotder weather in the Ohio Volley by local snows winds generally westerly generally higher barometer preceded in the ex-brine northeaster's portion by falling barom der MAW ADVERTISEMENT INDEX Nse tiled to leave for an up-river trip to- day 111 I 1 Thl steamer City of Nashville is adver- mlal dsa th f'-1 a us mu LcmobVry UAW 1 ot Donna ana maces anti tney receive regularly stock bond and cotton quota- time which re free to the public Indication 5 Fo Tennessee and thi Ohio racy Fair and slightly a der weather in the Ohio Valley by local snows winds generally westerly gen- trolly higher barometer preceded in the ex BATISTE received a beau tiful soft finish cambric none better for ladies' underwear at less than ever offered before or ever will Amount limited come early Loveman Co mbfi 2t LAKE ICE SY HOWE PARKER 3E-ICYNATM cfc Successors to Tennesne Ice Co Bo ley Ice Co and Rock City Ice Co PARKER Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lure Lake and Manufactured ice 52 CIIICRILVir Isla (St Bernard Coal Office) red ite STICKLZY has just received his March Queens and catalogues of the McCall glove-fitting bazar patterns Call In and get one at the New Horhe Sewing Machine Office and Bird Store No 31 Summer street Telephone No 516 mh5 4t mhl tf Nft4hVIUC Penn Tenn ffielephone ATS HATS I CLOTHING I I a I i' I fi ii I 111 I II i :411 I 1' l'i: :1 It) it IJ l't I GREAT REDUCTION NEW YORK received another car choice Bald wins in large barrels Lowe dt Co 39 Market street rna5 3t IN The Bridge Superstructure The Board of Public Works apd At-fairs seem to be in a state of doubt In regard to the award of the contract for erecting the superstructure of the new bridge They had decided to accept the propoeition of the Louisville Bridge Company but were afterwards importuned by another bridge company to reconsider the matter for reasons that were urged This the board agreed to do and for several days nothing could be ascertained definitely as to who was the suoceeetal bidder A private meeting of the board and a number of others interested was held yesterday afternoon but no coiclusion was arrived at Nashville Athletic Club In the list of new members published yesterday the name Landis Jr should have read Lanier Jr Prof Hammeraley attends at the gymnasium from 8 to 10 Tuesday and Thursday evenings The club now numbers 195 members and an early advance in the entrance fee is spoken of A beautiful six-oared barge for ladies is being bargained for as a practice lour-oar for the members tne suoceeetui matter a private meet- ing of the board and a number of others interested was held yesterday afternoon but no coiolusion was arrived at Nashville Athletic Club In the list of new members published terdav the name Land Jr ahnn la 1 Id have read Lanier Jr Prof Hammeraley attends at the gym- FALL AND li 13 IlkopprP--'- -N) 0--- FINE Batista Muslin 40 inches wide at 153---These goods are made on new machinery from the highest grade of Texas cotton and are of exquisite fineness and texture being free of all kinds of stiffening and adulteration They are peculiarly adapted for the underwear of ladies and children At 15 cents a yard they are the cheapest white goods we have ever handled Thompson Kelly Bummer street mb3 5t FINE Batiste Muslin 40 inches wide at 153--Theee goods are made on new machinery from the highest grade of Texas cotton and are of exquisite fine- neas and texture being free of all kinds of stitTeniug and adulteration They are peculiar peculiarly adapted for the underwear of WINTER CLOTH IN I CAPITOL NOTES Violating the Revenue Law' Thomas Harris of Sumner County was arrested by a United States Deputy Marshal for violating the revenue laws Be was yesterday placed in the custody of Jailer Moore Ou Snucsel--itemember that Ed Miller' at No 36 South College is the best place in the city to buy your mattresses and spring beds he manufactures everything in that line Old mattresses repaired fel8 Spring Stile Silk Hats Spring Stile Still' Hats Spring Stile Soft Hats The Carter Murder Dempsey Sawyers who was recently Indicted by the grand jnry for corn plicity in the murder of old an Jim Carter was yeettrdey arrefited and brought in by the Sheriff of Williamson County and Constable Robert Marshall on a capias from the Criminal Court He is the fourth person lodged now in jail charged with the Carter murder I i 1 I i 2 7 7 1 I 4 1 I HAVE a few pairs very fine brorze turkeys brown Leghorn" and Pekin ducks for sale cheap Address Dr IL Jordan Eaton's Creek Tenn Telephone No 701 mht suwesa2w ---AT--- Indicted for Larceny Harry Rest Will Lytle alias Smith ond Charles Barnett alias Hannon three young neuroes who are known as professional thieves were Indicted for larceny by the grand jury They are now in jsiL Knights of Labor Bop A hop was gven at Cberukee Hall Northeast Nashville lut night under the auspiceit of the Knighton ad- Labor Quite a crowd of young folks were pre- cut and it very pleasant evening wu whiled away by all prevent JESSE ELY'S Crowell and Hillery one of the batteries engagid to Vlay with the Amertcan teeth this season arrived in the city yesterday morning and are now ready for work They start in with the confidence and backing of the base-ball public and with good work on their park will have little trouble in retaining the popularity they gained in their strong match last season at the fair ground with the Louisvilles who had Hecker in the box and their best team in the field Bowders the right fielder and Werrick the abort stop are expected to arrive to day when all will be in except Hillman who Sc not expected until the 13th instant There will be five left-handed men and six very powerful batters with several others rated as fair 'Those who are here bad some practice work yesterday and are very anxioul for the new park to be completed so they may get to :41 1 7el it it a I -141- ttr1 To 7 I el if I fJ-- I v1 4 11 CO 4 it -a inf -1 141 el to- 1-- I 1 Temperance Alliance Our readers will remember that the Davi Own County Temperance Alliance will be organiztd at the court-bouse at 11 o'clock this morning There will be some short speeches and citizens are invited to attend DURKEE'S Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce is made from the freshest purest and choicest condiments obtainable In using it waste labor anxiety and disappointment are prevented mhl todly-2 Owing to the dull trade this fall we have an unusually large! 1 stock of Clothing on hand and to dispose of the same we el them the balance of the season at greatly reduced prices t'e have yet a very handsome sortment of Men's Youths' and)" Boys' Suits Gent's Furnishing Goods etc and you will that our prices now ars-extremely low on all goods have to show von Ws cordially' invite an inspection Jull trade thit'Il''' unusually 1 on hand and 1 same we 12' 01 the season ad prices Vs handsome ase Youths' and it's Furnishing i you will Int! l' now are exa 4 11 i all goods weN I Ws cordially )1I It has developed during debate upon the game and fish hint in the General Ateembly that amateur pot-bunters and I fishers from Kentucky habitually do violence to the laws of Tennesaeo in the western part of the State The following letter was presented to the Senate yesterday as a petition by Senator Lamb: Nminvmr Feb 26 1885--Senator Lamb: As you are investigating State inatitutiens I wish you would inquire about the ways of escape in case of fire at the Deaf and Dumb School at Knox villa They have quite a large blinding and I think plenty of room on the sec ond main floor for all the pupils to sleep and keep their trunks The rooms are not used and they put some boys to sleep in the garret which is about six feet high they also Iptep their trunks wits most of their clothes up there I have studied a great deal about fires since I was there And to think they are deaf! No one who bears sleeps on the same floor Several asylums and schools have burned lately 'in the United States I have a ion there and am interested The housekeeper matron and servants white have the choice rooms Why not let the pupils have the best of what is beet for sleeping rooms? A Morse" Fonator Lamb has introduced a bill to resrict the custom of corporal punish at the State prifon except upon the order of the Inapect4rs or Superintendent in each and ovary cam The ISM tomer SAM 41ru '1" n- tentleat in tacit and every cos The have a son tLere and am interested The bousekeeper matron and servants white hive the choke rooms Why ot lot the pupils the ls best of wh is at beet for sleeping rooms? A Morns' Fanator Lamb ban introduced a bill to resrict the custom of corporal punish meat at the State plu ton except upon the order of the Inspectors or Superin- londent In molt and every cass The 1 i amtn MANTELS Internal Revenue A Hughes Ir Internal Revenue Collector for the Fifth District of Tennessee reported 'collections yesterday amounting to $2 05S 20 DIED LOTTO TO Movneas--Mrs 'Wins lowl soothing Syrup should always be cud when children are cutting teeth It revives the little rafferer at (mos it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain and the little cherub awakes "bright as a button" It is very pleasant to taste It soothes the child softens the gums allays all pain relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the beet known remedy for diet' rhea whether arising from teething or other Gansu Twentrlive bottle meld momeaktwlv Bola taaMlullikw1V cherub awakes as "bright as a button" It in Very pleasant to taste It soothes the child softens the gums allays all pain relieves wind regulates ths bowels and la the boot known remedy for filar li rhea whether Wing from teething Or catibes T11614741 Natal hOttle adol momeAktwly A Ploasant Entertainment The Ladies' Working SociMy of the First Baptist Church gave a very pleasant entertainment last night in the lecture room of the churcla A fine pro rammo was rendered that was musical literary and social in its character and bight enjoyed by allwho were present Candy A few bowl were spant very pleasantly last nightet the First Presbyterian Church in East Nashville The Bari Bees entertsdned quite a large crowd of their friend a by initiating them into the mysteries of making 'Indy" and have very reason to feel gratiffed at the suetemol which was achieved 4 nee' ry- reason to feel grattded at the ans' ema which was achieved Candi MIMIC' --r t- A few bouts wort spool very alemant- It night et the First Presbyterian in Pst a Nashville The Bary Bees entertained quite a large crowd of their frteoda by initiatiog them into the mysteries of snaking "tatty and have every reason to feel trail-Red at the sus temol which was achieved we (miry admit St about 19000 Hardwood Man tele of about 05 pattura and alma la pries tritie 010 up ward boa lass astiwuttoe abwitted The Robt radical nullifiers CINCINNA 3 pattern and si la pries silo RIO mp- were- Wafts a a estimator mho Met Me itbt radic al Furalbers CINCINN43 Wood Janie Is IJULI 1 II I ETZ I Only Slava Jurors OWIng to the continued Illness of th daughter of Juror Isamu In the trial of the Banner libel suit both aides 44-tha canssagreed to allow thetrial to irci on with only eleven jurors ha-object of the prosecution to clove the evidence In tha case this afternoon if peeeible ea ow to allow the argument to be begttn Monday morning to pe pgu se Mallow the argument ee )londay Only lama Jurors OWing to the contintted Illness of the daughter of Juror Jackson In the trial of the Baner libel suit both aides 44lito canoe greed to allow the trial to go on with only 'eleven Jason dt is thoohjeot of the prosecution to clot" the evidence In the cam this afternoon if posethie sit as to allow the argument to be begun Monday morning 8 o'clock March 5 JAN Cox at the residence of hie sister Hie Hugh Heverin 814 Main street East Nashville Funeral from Bt Columba Church to day at 2 o'clock la Friends and acquaint-emcee am invited 7:30 o'clock In Friday March Sy on Monroe creek this city Pamela with 8 o'clock march 5 JAN It --t Cox a the sidence of he airy- Mrs Hug I livuenrine 814 Mein street East Nashville ral from Rt Columba Church to day ki iChurch at 2 o'clock la Friends and acquaint- 1 elleve are limited- II i 7:30 clocker ch Friday mar on tionroo street this ty IP sou US 31 Cemlvo 50 North Colitge St 0920 ted If td pee NI 11-- "1'44 oli tge St 5) 11 ae20 ted tar -'t I hi of Petri and daughter of M8 Combo Malice of funeral hereafter ht2 azo I 1 I IN t- ti rein' Rua uouguter uL ZW I 1 I Motice et funeral hereafter 1 22 3ut I 3 1 t' is ryrrxrreve- cr- el' t' 7' l''' 7''-- 1 1 i 1 1 of a Petrt and daughter of if i Maltase' funeral hereafter a 19 4 dm ant.