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a THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE WEDNESDAY MfilININt4 MAIICII 25 1883 XII IC COURTS CEMAL TENNESSEE COLLEGE THE SEASON'S SPORTS FIN A NCI AL NATRAMIEL aArl SM Ja President THOM PLATER Vies President WILLIAM Outlet I ItAbil J116" Ain Ohms is tit of the Not Flyers Now Quartered at the Track TUT NATIONAL BAN I idelosliall Millard' and Prize Ring I rlia 1 of Loral liutortrot 1 110A Itil OF DI REICTORM NATHANIEL BAITER IK Ir WILFION GRANTLAN TH08 FITE WARNKR JOHN HITE JAB PORTER THOMAS PLATER A RHROTI I TOGO I RHEA Et) ia I A IND HENRY METZ JOHN FLETCHER WII IAA MS JOHN (JORDON MARR istINCA GRANTLAND JOHN HITE A IIHR01111 tt Wil LIA istINCAN 8 8 MURPHY STK ER 0'811A11(digniT CEO A DAVIT Desiglo lei tory aid Fisametal Avid elite Mailed Statos Capital and durplua S1100000 Reoeives Deposits deals in Vnited States Bonds and Securities and Foreisn and Domestic Sirchangs Dram drawn on an gumpeon points Our McInnes' tor tit collections at all points are unsurpassed Second Day's Session of the Theological and SuntlaySchool Institute The third annual session of the Theological and Sunday school Institute of Central Tennessee College convened in Thompson's Chapel at a Dr Braden presiding The iscond day's proceedings were opened with prayer by Elders Wood and A Nix tn The discumion embraced "Financial Business" by Elder Key and the "Endowment Fund" by Dr Braden At 10 a the students aseembled in the chapel and after music there was an address on the catechism in the Sundeyschool and the family by Rev Mooreland followed by diacussion How can the church and Sunday school be more closely united? was discussed by Rev Haygood and others After a song and benediction by Elder Jas Picket a mese wee taken until this afternoon The institute met again at 311 in Braden presidin and after singing and prayer by Rev Tyre opened tho see-lion "The Nature and Evidence of Regeneration" a paper by Rev Key woe followed by discussion as was a paper on "11 iv Shall We Preach or Manner in the Pulpit" by Dr Braden Diecuesion At 7 30 the night session was held in the chapel introduced by music and prayer by Eider James Pickett The male was by the Clark Chapel choir A paper was read on "What Should Be the Literary Acquirements of the Min14ers? Alan ore on the "Pew" by Pros Fry and one on the "Put pit" by Prof Dart After discussion the benediction was pronounced by Elder Key 4 WATCHES DIAMOND JEW1711t1r FTC with great interest and many exoellent plap won much applause from the crowd Oliver played a more brilliant game especially for 'emir big ball In position hut NVerrick was more deliberate sod finer on km and combination shots The game was to? the best 11 out of 21 gamee won by Oliver when Werrick had games to his credit III RING Grub Coleman and Frank Gleason fought three round' Marquis of tl teens-bury rules in the bar room of the Park Theater last night They both came up smiling for the fourth passage at arms hut Policemen Roberts cud Vinson interfered and stopped the fun The pugilists are cooling oft behind Vol) workhouse bars HARLAN AGAIN VICTORIOUS SAs Fa snow March 24--The City of Sydrpy arrived this afternoon from and brittrt particulars of the Hanlon-Clifford boat race which took place at Sydney Feb 7 and was won by Hanlon The match was for one thousand pound An immense gather-mg of people was present Clifford was the first to grip the water He rowed thirty-four to the minute and Hanlon thirtyeight Clifford's work at the start attrieed all attention It seemed to premiss something prodigious but surprise dwipdled away as Hanlon gradually drew up For a half mile Clifford made a splendid race Hanlon contented himself to keep near enough to watch him without trouble and then dropped his stroke to 32 end the old smile indicative of victory settled on his face After gauging the remainder of the distance Hanlon drew quickly away to three lengthy: abf ad then to fonr and five Clifford who was pulling manfully spurted but Hanlan met him an put another length between them and as they passed the Sidney Rowing Club Hanlan was nine lengths ahead He then slackened and finished the winner by seven lengths Hanlan was loudly cheered This eleetrot3 pe re pretents a good and reliable Stem-windleg and Stem-setting GOLD WATCH with a genuine ELGIN movement We are now selling at the extremely low price of CO RN Elt Fully guaranteed tol wear well anti give entire- satiotae Mai Any AVateh failing do this can be retur4d and replaced with a new one any time within one year FLPAITIES 11110 Cherry and Union Sts: 1111 I 1 i Fully guaranteed tol wear well anti give entire- satiotae tion Any AVatch failing t4 411 do this can be reitir4d and replaced with a new one any 4 0 l'' time within one year 1 1-1 Lk -1 i 1 4 JP' vic -i ii4 de41r1! t''''' of 111:1: -'Z i (i I I 8 Bpn I 1 1 Mt AylEs Ai ALV Co RN Elt i i' lz )i: 4 1 I 4c1' 1 Li Cherry and 'him Sts Sallood 2m MIIIMIMPEEEMEMIMINEINIMMIS Of)S 1 The eases of Hamtuotol vs Beasley and Hall vs Bledsoe on the Giles Oounty docatd were hesrd yererday by the Cruet of Referees cams kr ()CRT The grand jury returned a true bill egainst ex Shenff Foote indicting him tor false pretenses and passing forged paper Hut indictment relaies to one of several charges preferred The pregented a jail account for December 1844 amountirg to :4105 60 to the Comptro'ler which was paid claiming that it had been traesferred to him by Mr Cook who was Sheriff of London County at that date The grand jury however charge that the ocoonot waa forged the indebtedness did not in feet exist and that no transfer therefore ever occurred They are still in consultation upon other etargee of forgery and false pretenses whtc areae it la mid while he was Sheriff It is expected that they will to-day pass upon these presentments and close their investigations entitely Allen Hubbard was yesterday at reigned under indictment for the murder of Henry Everett at the MeNalry street quarry He pleaded not goiltyand his trial was set for May IL His counsel are Robert Vaughan Moses Priest and Lytton Taylor CIRCUIT COURT The cases p-esented yesterday were of minor importance The record qui as follows: It Turner agent vs Wallis et al judgment for defendant same vs same mime entry Charles Black at al vs Lizzie amey plaintiff called out Woodard vs Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway tame entry John IL Adams ye Napier pending The following is to-day's call: Brown vs Cheatham Manderson agent vs North Edge-field Street Railroad McPherson vs Bailey Culley vs Mrs It Reeves Fleming at ux vs Nashville Chattanooga it St Louis Railroad A Benson vs Hiram Vaughn et al Eugene Ice Company vs Moore Wilkerson vs Davis and wife Dismukes Freeman Co vs McCrea Woedfin vs Branford ReynerBros tz Co vs Louisville Nashville Railroad Poron Shields Williams vs Wadley et al Earthman vs Manlone Davis vs Brush Electric Light Cornpaty Black vs Alexander et al FlIDERAL COURT Matthews E341 filed a bill in behalf of Simrall et al versus EL Quarles et al to cancel a deed to a one-third interest in valuableJackbon County lands The property ie now in the hands of a receiver air AGISTRATZ corn William McClanahan was put on trial before Justice Everett under charge of assault and battery upon Fannie Mete The facts developed showed that the parties to the suit had been engaged in an amour which was ended by the refusal of the woman to supply her lover with money She testified that be had severely abused her indulging in such pranks as throwing cayenne pepper in her eyes endeavoring to cut her with a razor and practicing pugilism upon her features The defendant was jailed 3'00 RAILROAD 14 KWH Call and Nee Them REFRIGEnkToRst THE BEST 't REFRIGERATORS! HEFRIGEILkTOIRS THE BEST IIn 111111 Vet WIT A PI101P1' '04- a JOSEPH CO I A IV 11 fi'i 54 North College Street MEDAL 131t A Kuwait The Handsome Memorial Being Pre pare" for Noted MU SWIM An order has been given for a fine ind very handsome gold medal that is to be presented by Commissioner McWhirter and the two branch! of the Tennessee State Lsgislature to Encarnacion Payen the leader of the celebrated Mexican Band at the New Orleans Exposition The extraordinary courtesies and kindness showed the above bodies on Tennessee Day the I4th lost is the occasion of the token of appreciation Upon one side of the medal will be the Mexican colors green white and red surmounted by an eagle sitting upon a natl holding a serpent in his beak Upon the other side of the medal will be the coat-of-arms of Tennessee It is a matter of general delight to know that the now celebrated Mexican Bind of -which Payen 1i leads in makicg their tour of the United State will stop over in Nashville The appreciation of the musical loving public will be manifested in a substantial manner when the visitors arrive 1 Yeaterdsv afternoon the racing otable of Pate Co arrived in the cily and were taken to the apartmenta assigned them at the track They are IS In number and include some 1 the s' finest blooded and speediest animals that will be entered here at the spring meet-I log A visit was yesterday afternoon paid the flyeri by an American reports and it was very co'servable that every thing was in much better condition I than at tbe same month of any I preceding yes for a long time There are now two tracks bath in excIlent condition some better than they were at the time of the last spring meeting 1 The sight was a most pleasing one Pine blooded horses heavily blanketed were being led or ridden around for exercise or else in their snug stables were under the special guardianship of some admiring groom Early in the morning the fivers are worked and timed and from statements that were let fall a ime ex cellent records have already been made I on those occanons Besides the stable of Pate Co which arrived yester- day tbe fallowing are now quartered at till: u) the track Gray Owner-Bony Cheatham Trainer-Phil br by Hiawatha- Em ma Smith Madison oh 4 by Glen- garry-Etn ma Smith Loots gr 8 by Brim dier-Cope de Clair Tim brick 3 by Great Tom dam by Jack Maine I Hardy Durham Trainer-Public fatable Farandole cb 4 by anquirer-Waltz Ex- 1 Piellittwbr Roea I line Bultalate ch 8 by Bramble-Melrose Ada I 2 by Euquirer-Mariposa Henry i Brown ch 8 by Bullion dam by Blank- lock Carrie Link ch I 3 by Victor-Dart Peacock 8 yrs by Sigh lander-Lady of the Lake Type 8 by Fechter-Type of Beauty Bay gelding 3 by Feebler-Pique Miss Lizzie 2 by Longfellow-Myrtle Linguist gr 2 by Littleton-Gray Girl Jaynes Dolan Trainer-Pablic Stable- Bouevard eb aged by Bonnie Scotland-Mariposa Brown filly 8 by Helmet dam by Hiawatha Vantage Time ch 4 by Great Tom-Highland VIntwa Bay colt 0 by Vigli-Hay ti Brown colt 2 by Elan-Highland Vintage Brown colt 2 by Glen- et Is up: udlaM 141 ETai nn br l' 3' by (Lowell Owner and Trainer-Miss Walton I 8 by Enquirer-Mary Walton Lizzie Walton 2 by Plempo-Mary Walton Planter ch 8 by Plenipo-Sallie Mack Broughton ch 8 by Glenelg-Ladylike Lillie ch 6 by Hurrah-Sallie Newton Mary Walker I 3 by Great Tom dam by Brown Dick Ray filly 2 by Great Tom dam by Brown Dick Eing Artisan br 4 tileolyon-Loulanier Casino eh li 4 by Macaroon-Castagnette Bouletti ch 4 by King Ernest- Pouch Meditator ch 1 6 by Buckuen-Meanneas I Fergueon Trainer and Owner-Von oltke br 6 by Vermont-Malata Tambourine 4 by Great Tom-Soiree: Elleen I 3 by Enquirer-Monica Edelweies br 2 by Enquirer-Jessamine Little Knot I 2 by Lyttleton dam by Vincent Nolte High Nun I 2 by Highlander-Gray Nun 1 1 Brannen Brow Owners and Trainers-Glen Peyton 2 by GI mgarry-Romping Girl Tecumseh ch 3 by Great Tom-Fannie Barrow Tumeric ch 3 by Great Tom-Ar- nica Richard ch 5 by Camargo-Heliotrope Revenge ch aged by Enquirer dam 16) by Joe Stoner Ouiwts ch I 2 by Great Fora -Widens Brooklyn ch aged by Bonnie Scotland-Moselle Pounnee 2 by Brigadier dam by Hiawatha A Burton Owner-James Madison Bill Trainer-Ialleyrand eh 5 by Great Tom -Benin' Stony Bann 2 by Highlander-imp Countess Uncle Dan by Roe sifer-Shamrock Al Robertson 3 by Highlander-Bonnis wood Archbishop gr 3 by Highlander-Gray Nun Portham 2 by litablander-Mollie Hart Clonee 2 by Fechter-Athena Gertrude 4 by Glengarry dam by Brown Dick Vipress li gr it by Vanderbilt dam by Rusaw Kikman Churchill Owners-George Rice Trainer-Ernest eh 3 by Enquirer1tconet Edgar 0 Murphy 2 by Enquirer ioo I-Jackonet Falconer eh by Harry lk O'Falion-ra aapy Miss Derby I 3 by I Aristidee-Hazel Eye Bay filly 3 by Lit- tie Ruffin Wiluck Owner-El Wily Trainer Playlair ch 3 by Plenipo-Annie Arberique 8 by Glengarry-Arizona Lalcy Dortch 3 by Lyttleton-Mignon tate Campeaon 2 by Glengarry-Dora Lovely by Longellow-Hetty Edge- field eh 2 by gaquirer -Orphan Girl Bor- slaise I 2 by Bramble-Annie Augusta Enho ch I 2 by Enquirer-Buttercup Monatain Range II 2 by Longfellow-Sierra Ne- vadat Greener Co Owners-Maj Elliott Trainer-Billy Gilmore 4 by Briga dier-Bettie Prince Germania ch I 8 by Glengarry-Bennetts' Enfilade ch I 8 by Enquirer-Capitola Erebus 8 by En- quirer-Saxony Waukesha 0 8 by Brigadier dam by deragarry Lafayette 2 by Longfellow-Sue Wynne Jim Carr 2 by Charlie Howard-Memento Ray colt 2 by Brigadier-Etentietta et the West A Itranklio-Bay mare 4 by Enquirer-Lady Lindora Jo Bruton 8 by Narra gansett-Lucia Carter 2 by Glengarry-Lucia Artemue ch 4 by Artful-Mignon cite tli P11 AI et IA 1 fie dl Ee ta vii II( di GI Ei 1 IA et III Li el Our Buyer MR SAM LEBECK has just returned from New York where he has been for the past month selecting our mammoth 'stock As trade is a little backward in consequence of unseasonable weather we are de- termined to make things lively by offering A good Refrigerator is of so much tance in a household that we feel justified le calling attention to one that we have Meted and that is really so admirably constructed es to leave nothing to be detired in the attainment of its various sbjects which is the preservation of food in a perfect condition an economy of labor and the utilization of the means employed for as many purposes as possible It is not necessary to enumerate all the failures which have vexed the housekeepers mind and depleted her purse in experimenting on refrigerators during the put twenty or thirty years A REFRIGERATOR 19 not an article for a day but a considerable tart of a life time and when it has been wanted and waited brand finally purchased with money that was needed for other things as well it is more than annoying to find that it is a mere sweating machine and condenser of mosture in which your summer fruits and vegetables dissolve as in a heated temperature and in which every fresh and distinct favor is lost Entire Stock at Five Per Cent Above Eastern Cost Jos Froitind Co itman's Refrigerators READ OUR PRICES 125 pieces Silk Finish Deno (entirely new) 163c 25 pieces Colored Cashmere 40 inches wide 20c 125 pieces Marseilles Serge in all shades 3340 120 pieces fine Wool Cashmere in new colorings 10c worth 15c 25 pieces handsome Checked Plaid Dress Goods 2Cc 21 pieces Bison Cloth (all-wool) all colors 321ties 20 pieces double fold Nun's Veiling (worth double) 10c 25 pieces All-wool Bunting nice quality 12c 20 pieces Pongee (newworth 500 25c 20 pieces All-wool Ondine in all colors (new) 40 inches wide 50c pieces Basket Tricots (new) all colors 42 inches wide 70c 54 North College St A Book About Legialators From the Methodist Publishing House of this city will be issued this month a handsome little volume of 140 pages en titled Fersonal Sketches of the Forty-fourth General Assembly of Tenneave also sketches of the Clerks of both houses and Sergeant-at-Arms Mrs Hatton Librarian and the State officers The sketches are elaborately written very complimentary to both houses and will no doubt be to them a pleasant reminder of the session ef 1885 It is written by Mrs Whitson of Murfreesboro Condenses nothing inside the Cool Chambers but keeps them charged with a dry 000l equal air current which Raves the consumption of ice and reduces it to a minimums It is recommended heartily as combining all the best qualities of REFRIGERATORS with slime special ones ot It own which tan only be appreciated by using We are the sole owners and proprietors of the TITMAN REFRIGERATOR which we manufacture of any desired size for the tam fly hotel butcher taloon steamboat or any use We invite your attention to- our Sales room at READ OUR PRICES Mr Ex Norton First Vice President of the Louisville Nashville Railroad left in a special car at noon yt s'erday for Benders MI General Manager Reuben Wells of the Louisville Nashville is expected here in a day or two en route home from a Sonthern tour Business on the Nashville Chattanocga has decreaeed within the past week Ten conductors and thirty brakemen have been discharged The four divisions of the Louisville Nashville Road which are under the supervision of Maj Geddes are doing a fine business In January the increase in receipts of the Evansville Henderson Nashville Division was $35 000 cver Jannary 1884 The report for February will not be made out for reversl days buttit is known that the receipts are larger than the corresponding period of last year The freightage is heavier all along the line A tremendous volume of hay is being received in this section which is accounted for by the fact of a decreased wheat and clover crop Illinois is supplying the deficiency in both crops caused by the severe winter season here The volume of cotton in transportation Is much smaller than it was several months since Along the Decatur Di vision at one time it was necessary to handle that article with special trains THE UNION PACIFIC REPORT BOSTON March 24 summary of the operations of the Union Pacific Railroad for the year 1884 has been made public preliminary to the annual meeting tomorrow It le as follows: For the last six months the earaings excluding the St Joseph Western Railroad were $14738000 expenses $6807009 taxes $549000 the surplus earnings for the entire system for the lest six months of 1884 were $7381000 other receipts from miscellaneous sources make the total income for the six months of the year $38 9000 expenditure for last six months $3 795000 Of this amount $2674000 wee paid for interest on the bonds The total surpluspf the last six months of the year were $4 096000 From this is deducted $750 000 for United States requirements leaving a net surplus for the last six months of $3316000 as against 's of $383000 for the first six months of the year The'report says it la necessary to bear in mind that the various measures of economy wh'ch have been matured and entered upon during the first half of the year did not produce their effect until the second half Before the close of the first half also the work of construction then going on had been practically brought to a close The better financial results of the last six months were largely due to the causes which were originated in the first six months but which developed later Thetotal earnings for the year excluding the St Joseph Western and the income from- investments were $26205000 In 1883 the earnings were $29341000 The surplus Income for 1884 was $2662000 for 1883 $5516000 During the last year the floating debt of the company has been decreased to $3 237000 Daring the past year there have been expdhees and loss in receipts not likely to occur again The increase in taxes was $245753 owing to the new law in Nebraska Tolls due from the St Joseph Westrrn Road to the St Joseph Bridge Bui3ding Company have not been paid These tolls amounting to $101 865 are properly receipts of the system and will soon be paid The accumulated deficiencies open accounts and disputed credits since the consolidation in 1880 have been changed off against the surplus income of 1884 which has suffered to meet them after paying a dividend of IX per cent and yet leave a balance of $1 033444 equal to 1 7-10 per cent on the company's capital stock the total outstanding funded debt of the cornpanywhich does not include the funded debts The auxiliary dependent or ganizations in which the company is interested amounted Dec 31 1884 to 884173285 as compared with $84506- 332 Deo 81 the previous year showing a decrease for the year of $333047 The net reduction tci the entire debt funded and floating during the year is $578000 The land sales of the corammy after deducting the sales cancelled were 4321 042 acres for the Union Pacific proper which realized $6517773 for the Kansas Pacific 452266 acres amount realized $1197875 22 MARKET An Attempted Assassination Yesterday evening shortly after dark while Dac White a driver of No 2 street car on the Vanderbilt line was out beyond the university he was fired at by some unknown party The bullet missed its mark but bit one of the mules in the hind leg badly wounding it The would be assassin escaped and no clue has beeli ascertained either as to who did the shooting Or why it was done GeoE Co Jos Fro OBI NASHVILLE TENN my2Seodly kl 10 pickes Summer Silks (worth 50c) 30C 10 pieces Crazy Cloth (new) all shades 75c 100 pieces fine Zephyr GInghams (worth 150) Sc 100 pieces real French Penang 40 inches wide 12c 200 pieces Shirting Prints 3c 25 pieces fine Apron Linen i2c 250 pieces Apron and Dress Ginghams 5c 250 pieces handsome Checked Nainsook fie 25 pieces lovely Plaid Nainsook (were 12c 5 pieces French Marseilles slightly soiled be worth 25c 25 pieces Plaid Linen Crash (worth 10c) 7e SO doz all Linen Towels (38-inches long)10c fi pieces Turkey Red Table Linen 35c 2)0 dozen Gents' Linen Bosom Cuff Shirts slightly soiled 30c 56 North College St NO PEEQUISITAI ALLOWED The Bill Prohibiting State and County Officers from Receiving Pay for De roans The following is the bill passed on ita Lhird reading yesterday: An Act to 'prohibit the State Treasurer or any other officer of this State or auy officer of any county incorporated town or taxing district in the State from using either directly or indirectly any money of the 8tate or of any county incorporated town or taxing district in the State and to prohibit the State Treasurer or any other officer of the State or county or any person whatsoever from receiving or agreeing to receive from any person bank or corporation any fee interest or reward for the deposits Or use of money of the State or of any county incorporated town or taxing district in the State end to prescribe a pen alty therefor Section I Be it enacted by the General Assmbly of the State of Tennessee that if the State Treasurer or any other ()fibers of this State or any County Trustee or any other officer of any county incorporated towns or taxing district in this State shall use either directly or indirectly the money of the State or of any county or incorporated town or taxing district in the State such officers shall be guilty of a felony and on conviction shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary for any Lime not less than three nor more than twenty yearn Sec 2 Be it further enacted that if the State Treasurer or any other officer of this State any County Trustee or other officer of any county Incorporated town or taxing district in this State or any other person whatsoever share- ceive or agree to receive from any person bank or corporation any fee interest or reward for the deposit or use of money of the State or for the deposit or use of money of any county incorporated town or taxing district in the State such officer or other person shall be deemed guilty of a felony and on conviction shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary for any term not less than three nor more than twenty years Sec 3 Be it further enacted that nothing contained in this act Shall be construed to modify or change any law now in force relative to the conduct or liability of the Treasurer or any ofilser of the State or any County Trustee or any other officer of the county inoorporated town or taxing district in the Sec 4 Bs it further enacted that all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act be and the same are hereby repealed and that this act take eftect from and after its passage the public welfare requiring IL CLOTH Ik0 em 1001a GREAT BERICTIQII in Costa of Criminal Cases The sum total of all costs in the Spain ease that has been before the Criminal Court for the last 13 years and that has been tried six different times was yesterday footed up and amounted to only $950 The costs in the Banner libel ease have not yet been made out but it is estimated that they will amount to about $1000 IN FALL I he County Jail Beef Supplied by Warner AND Jos Frankland Ce READ OUR PRICES 10 dozen Jersey Jackets all wool 95c 15 dozen Jersey Jackets braided and all wool $115 10 dozen fine imported Cashmere Jerseys coat back and cuffo (worth 63 50) 82 25 25 groom handsome Dress Clasps from 25c up 500 gross handsome Dress Buttons Just received from 10c up 50 pieces handmade Torchon 1 inches wide Elc 25 pieces hand-made Torchon 5 inches wide 10c 20 pieces band-made Torchon 6 inches wide 124c 260 pieces Laces just received embracing everything new in wool cotton and silk in cream and black from 2e a yard to 1150 1 I 1 1 54 North College St WINTER CLOTH INGt Be sure and examine our stoclAefore purchasing as we have a lovely line of New Goods at prices to please all JOB FRANKLAND GO 144 4 'i Owing to the dull trade this fall we have an unusually large stock of Clothing on hand and to dispose of the same we offer them the balance of the seasor at greatly reduced prices Vie have yet a very handsome assortment of Men's Youths' and' Boys' Suits Gent's Furnishing Goods etc and you will find that our prices now are extremely low on all goods we havedo show vou We cordially invite an inspection 54 North College Street J3r20 inwe ly HARNESS AND SADDLES ease-um Manager Will Bryan yesterday signed aa additional player for the American team in the person of John Cullen of last season's Eastern League His special position is that of catcher bat he ut considered a very film general player In batting be stood last season eleventh out of 88 players and in 49 games made 72 hits with an average of 314 In 80 games played as catcher he made 17 errors with 801 chances He has just returned from Cuba where he was signed and will arrive in this city Friday mIrning Tony Hellman catcher returned from Cincinnati yesterday morning and practiced with the team in the afternoon An extra force of workmen was put to work on the grounds of the new park yesterday grading the field laying off the diamond eta The fence Will be completed by Thursday night and everything will be in good shape for the game with Indianapolis next Monday The amphi beau will not be fully corn-plated by Monday as the backs to the seats and the cushions will not be arranged but they will be in good con dition as were Wee at the fair gm inde season and no extrambarge will be ads for seats in the grand stand Sam Thompson of last slasonts Evansvillea is signed with the Indianapolis team slid will play here Monday His great slugging and heavy batting will long be remembered mpecially the home-ran he made off of Hecker the great pitcher of the Louisville The new uniforms will be here in time for the team to appear in them next Monday afternoon in their game with the Indianapolis club The American team is now composed of Hillery Hellman and Cullen catch- OTS and change players Crowell and Alex Von pitchers Warrick short' atop Bryan base McKeonusecood base Diestel 'third base Rime lett field and Sowers right field Advance copies of Spalding' and and Batch's Base-ball Guides for 1885 hive been received by the Amer'eszt The former give the roles of the National League the latter those of the American Association Both give admirable compilations of the records of individuals and teame in batting and fielding of all of the leagues and associations that last swam signed the national agreement Bsth also are lull of valuable statistics to parties interested in the national game and to such are valuable handbooks Spalding's Guide is lunch more compreOensive but to Nashville players Reach's is more valuable as it contains the mles adopted by the Amer- Scan Association which also govern the Soathern League clubs ell A CI II tit PI el ga 3 111 14J 1 Cl tii Y4 th ec th at PI se 1111 di i if vi te 0 bc gr fo id llt of et: Al be fie an be Ti al ea Co us of lai mi It' na ha MI pi: Co lea Pat Nov th 1882 CORBETT BROS MANUFACTURERS OF To the American: In your issue of the 23d instant is the report of Th iAaiborne foreman for all the Grand Jury" in which he says: Beef furnished by Joe it'amer the butcher The bebf was called for and it consisted of shank and shoulder pieces except a Par or live pound piece of rump of a blue Eviden ly the beef is of the refuse of the butchere stalls" Phat report does me gross injustice It Is not true "that the beef is of the refuse of the butchera' stalls" that is furnished by me to the jail I kuy none but the best beef cattle the market affords and pay the highest prices from three and one-half to the and one half cents per lb gross for same The choice cuts net retail at the stall at ibc per lit The jailgets parts of this same beef killed for my regular daily customers as clean fresh and free from taint theirs Very often cannot supply customers with certain parts of the beef when called for because they had been sent previously to the jail with other seat Col Thomas C)albome nor any other man gets any better beef shanks for soup purposes nor any better shoulders or rumps or other parts of beef or hogs' head that those sent to the Jail My meats are as good and fresh and "healthful" an any on the market nots withstanding his opinion to the contrary I challenge comparison His teport in this reaped is ab unjust to Sheriff Moore as to me I have been a butcher in Nashville thr twenty years and this is the first emersion Upon my reputation as such in that time Jot WARNER The unilersiorned cattle dealers sell fatted Zattle to Joe amer and he always buys the best and pays best prices WADE DUNN Bass A WELLS PERRY LUSTER WARNER BASS STRAITON Of Sumner County and others We are comp2ting butchers in Nashville and know the kind of beef cattle purchased ty Joe 1Varner They are among the best found in the market Chas Laitenburger Wm Jacobs Chas Stiers Alex Warner Coleman DoubledayO Stiers Laitenburger Fmk Houser IL lichardt Geo Phillips Geo Enehouse' Majo rs Nick Lahart Thos Graham Chris Power Dieterle Louis Lopp Geo Hoff Chat Warner White' Adam Coe We are customers of Joe Warner and regard his meats among the best in the market Fisher Johnson Wills Restaurant Dangerfied Deaderick Warner Jackson George 0 Wells Restaurant Thomas Steed Waggoner Turner Restaurant Taylor Hood 8medes Co Thomas Fagiut Restaurtnt I Greeter Scruggs Burns Jr The Democratic City Convention cif Ctocionatt met yesterday afternoon and nominated George Gerke for Mayor on the first ballot defeating Mayor Stephens II MEN 81 CO3 HARNESS SADDLES 1 lorth College St e20 end Beef for the County Elsewhere will be found a statement from Joe Warner butcher contractor for supplying meat to the county jail In which he takes exceptions to the re port of the grind jury touching the character of the beef furnished by him He denies that it is 4'the refuse of the butchers' gills" and claims that the jail gets W0 1-ne kind of beef that he supplies to 111 his patrons The claim is sunported by tbe signatures of well-known cattle dealers from whom he purchases beef cattle and also by the signatures of all the butchers in this market and also by signatures of Mr Warner's customers Mr Warner has certainly enjoyed the reputation among veteran restaurateurs in this city of having the best meats to be bad in this market r4 lift dP4 It141S Ail IfIN NL i40 A---4 14t Arks Apt cA 11I -I rept Ill 14 IiiiAll 1-1 1 If 4es 42 1 4 tit PrikkN 1 141 4- rt I tV i )-1 Ilty: Ktit1444 4 4 11 1 toik FASHIONABLE SOCIETY EXCITED Death of an Old and Useful Citizen Yrterday morning at half-past nine o'clock Jesse Sr- died quite suddenly at his residence No 126 South Vine Stresthaving reached the age of seventy-two years He was stricken with paralysis about ben years ago and has been an Invalid ever since much of the time confined to his room and only occasiontlly able to take gentle exercise by riding out or walking short distances on bis crutches a000mpanied by adored attendant Mr Warren was a native of Virginia and the old residents of this city and during his life save the period of his Illoessa most energet lc and useful citizen He was a leading representative of that useful profeeelon the builders He was for a long tinge the senior main-bar of the firm of Warren Moore builders and contractors the firm haying constructed a very large number of the buildings in this city About twelve years ago Mr Warren retired from active business with a well earned competency and two years later was so tacked by the disease from which be died He leaves six children three sons and three daughters Two of his sons Joseph and JOINIO Warren Jr compose the well known firm of War- Ten Brothers glass and paint dealers on College street One of his daughters Mrs Gauthier resides in California The two other daughter Mrs Hargrave and Miss Lady Warren were with their father during his last hours A fourth danghter the late Mrs Berry Smith died last fall shortly after her marriage The Bird Bad Flown Ybeterday afternoon Detective Casteen received telegram from the Chief of Police at Evansville asking that he ar rest a person who bad committed a crime at Evansville and had Jerson the steamer Cherry Accordingly Mr Casteen was at the wharf when the boat pulled in but the bird had flown The wanted roan bad landed at Caseivilla Wall nau Lanucti I It vaneivuie rail the attention of owners of Hones and Sales to tbe Success Collar Pad FOR SORE NECKS Send for Prices ee7 sod ly SI A teatime la reel life has just cow to -4 light A young gentlernan of Nashville well Imown in society fo his talents and aocosa- plialinents left the city some ilm since to spend the winter in New and Irlorhla tobury hiadisappobilineut at his rejection by ono of the most beautiful young ladies of Nashville his absence she relented Ivo other admirers Reaching home a short time the tray aler determined to try' Ms self comatand bg Galling once more owlets ha friend Asko began to mount the steps of the hones she appearedt tit door Ne tubed kis bat and they entered the etately mummies Twohourg afterwards he went forth an accepted lovei No hod purchased- kis hotel WAIN A WAL 113ENo24 Public Square Pleasoes11 ntweM BENEFIT ASSOCIATION s- Real lietate Transfers 'Wesley Drake and wife to Ishem Davis land in Twentieth Crisale to Gant part of lot in Ewing end Wetmore's plan--r250 Araminta Scott to Martha Yowell twenty-eight feet on College street-400 A -Penitentiary Arrivals Capt Ice Tumey brought in the following prisoners last night all from Hardemen County: W- McDevitt grand lareeny three years Redick Mc Kinney highway robbery I thirteen years Reynold Strong grand' larceny HomE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION CoM11 1113177 IrClo3E13EC invite a tun investigation of its plans A few active reliable Agents wanted with whom a liberal arrangement will be made Apply at No 0 CflUIZCXI STItErUrr (Noel Block Up Stairs) 3 Al Manager for-Trimslee inh22 mu we a1m mh22 guwesa N-A match game of pool was last night between Mr Oliver of this city 'iled Mr Joe Merrick of the American riese-ball Club The contest took place at the Commercial Hotel for a small puree and in the presence of about MU sports and local billiard experts The game though neither player folly sus- tained himself was watched throughout SALLig4J ULLUL1 at Ma residence 1211 Southrme street JFMit WAinnen SE in his 7241 year Funeral cervices this evening from Church Stine( Christian Church by Revs Lin Cave and I McFerrin Friends invited lo I I 1 three yearL tg 77 a4uo400 ir710 es rAkAlr r- Vita avaPILLAA.