The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 5

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I 1 1 414 1 4 4 a 4 )I It" 4 ON a 4 1 A als I i ''i' Great Grand' Spring Exposition Opening will Take Place Shortly 4 1 Choice productions of the famous makers in India Persian and French Novelties in Dress Goods Silks Laces Hats and th9 selection has been made by our Agent across thc Atlantic with the'llt most skill and caution Our Collection Embraces many Goods that you will not see in ANY OTHER HOUSE this side the ATLANTIC Broche and Antique figures in fine Dress Goods Silks and Hats Ch most skill "WATT 130A nEll 4E)V 0 UTt VIE1N I1NG- 1 lot CLOTHING CAUGHT ON THE FLY STOVES TINWARE ETC TRAY NEEPrRACTICE TREY 11 1 i 1 1- 1 1 )ort 1 I t4 i1 i ta 4 'n That is What is the Natter With the Americans That is 'V With )124 (I Indianapolis Defeate the Local Ter by a Very Decided Icon) Indianapolis byal 1 i 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 Refrigerators Bird Cages Filters Water Coolers ON11 14 Li 4 1 4 Vit fi 11 ern I le (7 7 11 ti TIA' 7 ittilliiii i --r---t-1 vi1 -I r10 1 11 pi1 01Ji il During the month of March there have been in all 227 arrests which Is much fewer than the usual number rtcorded The Home Social Club has postponed its meeting to Thursday night April 2 on account of the opening of the Art Exposition last night William Wilson colored was arrested last night in Black Bottom for offensive language and assault upon William Anderson and also upon his wife The Athletic Club will meet next Tuesday night at the gymnasium A number of petitions for membership hi to been preeentsd and full rect nested The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets to-day at 3:30 in the parlor of the A All ladies interested in temperance are invited to attend Dave tcher was jailed on a capias from the Criminal Court charging him with assault and battery and Chem Anderson a member of the notorious Bud Bayd gang on a caplas charging him with larceny in four cases 4411 trt----''vttriktc4 'r4 :11: ---2-: 7-t-I 4' I t- FV': '1-''T---': 4 --ik- u----7---1---7 TIO''''''-'r 1- Itrainiennizamtscalcorizz227 :41 i ''''''t 1111'''11'1't1 l' KLIJ ii''1'44 111 'if' 1'1' 1''-'7' 1 0111 i'r1i- i i '4111 it 1 if t12! 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'4 rl J4i' 1 1 '1117 1 11 1 ''-i: 4 men ever played a game togelher are made of quite Is good material as the The latter got in their work In the sixth inning by rather questions ble stmtegy CHATTANOOOL Special to the Amerman CHATTANOOGA March Chattanooga base ball team to-day closed a contract with Ramsey the celebrated pitcherof Indianapolis The club has been negotiating with him for several weeks past and pay him a heavy salary The park bee been thoroughly rolled and is one of the beat in the Southern League The nine is practising dailY and Chattanooga will back them for the chainp'onehlp THE RING rominick McCaffrey the Pittsbnrg boxer who has long been "sp'iling" for a fight with the Boston slugger will be accommodated to-morrow at Philadelphia McCaffrey has done wonders in his fighting experience and will give the champion a good fiaht depending more upon tactics than force in carrying the victory There is very bitter feeling between the men and there is no doubt but that the battle will be a desperate one and if not interfered with by the authorities will be contested to the bitter end Sullivan is badly over weight and will have bard work to get in first-rate shape by Thursday next He is training at Renz's Park under Patsy Sheppard's training and Prof Nixey as "mist McCaffrey makes the "Punch Bowl" so historical tavern far out on Broad street and Alf Lunt is putting him through his paces He is in far better trim than Sullivan and in Phil' delphia is a great favorite being far more gentlemanly and intelligent than the general ruit of pugilists It 4 Chandeliers Big Big Bargains for a few days only of the remainder of our Winter Stock Unprecedented low figures for only a few days to make room for our Spring and Summer Goods Lam1 )S JOHNSON WHITE WEBB Jr A STEPHENSON GILLOCK Late of Blittorff MTh Co erg: Co: WEBB STEVENSON CO Manufacturerm and Dea lark in They Want to Know Why I To the Aniencen: Had we known at the time of the election that the Democratic Representatives from this county in the Legislature would vote to repoal the Railroad Commission law without any earthly chance of this Legislature making a new law we can assure them they would not have got oar votes and consequently would have bean defeated as our votes largely exceeded their majorities We supposed that all the Democratic candidates in this State in the last election (and eepeciatly in Davidson County because we heard them proclaim it from the stump) stood squarely upon the State platform of the party and the Railroad Commission was a part of that platform and a very important part too and one which they should have upheld with tteir voice and vote But it seems tiey thought otherwise and actel for themselves and not for the people JIIITICREIONIAN WIGWAM The Hereford Almanac and Cook Book Three mailed free on application to the Rumford Chemical Works Providence I mh30 mowefrisuk wit A MUSICAL EVENT STOVES RANGES TINWARE MANTELS AND GRATES Etc Hofilig naacl coiaera1 Etepctirs El' Spring Clothing Spring Clothing! We are now receiving our stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men Youths Boys and Children Our stock this season will be the largest and most attractive ever offered in this market All the very Latest Styles! INTevtest Designs! Superior Workmanship! In order to fully meet the wants and requirements of our already immense and constantly growing trade the selections have been made with the greatest care and have been made up under our own supervision and direction We will oxhibit the greatest variety of Styles of every conceivable color and design and of all the leading and standard fabrics at prices within the reach of all and as our terms are CA811 our prices are necessarily lower than It' gouus We have the best lighted store in the city and systematically arranged with a full corps of competent polite and courteous salesmen Orders carefully attended and satisfaction guaranteed Pei eod 1 1 A 3 1 I I 1 MACHINE ICY THE NEWARK MACHINE CO' )Op The game of yesterday afternoon Cid not come up to the expectation of tle large crowd who witnessed it To any one who watched the playing closely the solution was very simple It is not that the Americans have a weak team but that the membere show a decided leek of practice In their respective pielitions There is another thing that was strikirgly evident and that wee that the Indianapolis team lea very strong one When a man goes to the park and expects to see the Americans either play a faultless game or beat such a club as the Indianapolis nine then he may also expect toe managemant to secure a 225- 000 team for 210000 The members of the Americans are as good players as could be gotten for the money paid or as there are to-day in the Smthern League This is the verdict pasted upon them by the visitors who know that they have played only two games together and those the fiist of the season It would be foolish and at the same time unnectssary to tell the base-ball public that Crowell the pitcher was not up to his form yesteray Those who saw him last season know that his pitch lag yesterday would not in any way compsee-with it Ms arm is not yet under contr'd and he has not the same ready experience in judging nicely the many curves and slights and artifices that every progressive pitcher is up to During several innings of the last game he did some excellent work but on other occations he would let up and then the visitors would pound him unmercifully Give him a week's prac tine and those who yesterday moiled at and belittled the playing will give him the apolatme to which his work will entitle him Melloaan's catching of yesterday was almost a hundred percent better than that of the preceding day and -bis throwing was more accurate In the same proportion gowders redeemed himself for the record of the previous game and the work of Diestel and McKeon was very fine The Boom record stpended tells the tale for the other The battery presented by the visitors was better than that in Monday's game Casey the pitcher is a man of much akili and experience and presents to batters the exceptional difficulty of delivering with his left hand The rest of the 'fielders ware the male ea oe Monday and made about the same record The special fea'ure of the game was the heavy batting that was done mostly by the visitors though Rhos Hellman and 1 43oteders did ellen iv work Those who witness the game of to day -will undoubtedly be able to see some very marke I improvement not only in the general fi1d work of the locals but also in their heavy batting The following is the official score of f1iegame 'MUMMA'S ABC IS PO A Seeders -0 0 0 McKean 2b -1 5 1 2 2 1 Voss 4 0 0 0 1 0 'Shoe if: 4 0 1 0 0 2 Bauman 1 2 4 3 Dlestel fib 4 1 0 5 0 1 Bryan lb 4 1 1 13 0 2 Werth 4 0 0 1 2 1 'Crowell 8 0 0 0 9 0 10 4 7 27 15 7 INIKAPAPOL18 As I PO A 4 2 0 4 2 1 Pootnfien 9 2 1 2 1 0 'Thompson 11 I I 0 0 0 6 I I 0 0 0 14olatity II 5 2 1 2 0 2 McQuerfi 4 1 1 12 0 1 'Crane 5 I 2 1 0 1 Keenan 5 0 1 10 2 essay 4 0 0 0 Total 42 12 le 27 le 5 SfituctoutZbrowell 2 Gassy to 4 basi bits-4owdets Hellman Crane gfiecteery Mosiatity Thompson 4 Three base bite-Thompson psseed balls-Hellean 2 Keenan Wild pit' b-trawl 4 Time of The game not come up large crowd 1 one who watel solution was 1 the American that the meml practice in There is snail i 1 FANCY DRY GOODS CbiliC) 414 tzi to5 MANUFACTURERS OF liooi 411 thf liourniog Goods VICTOR DOUBLE HULLER CLOVER MACHINES Ohio Iron Force Feed Grain Drill Hand and Self Dump Hay Rakes L4ver Feed Cutters "Monarch" Wheat Fans BS ti' WALANNOM A EPECIALTY wAEtr) In Mn ON rrellne Cash Clothier iS PUBLIC SQUARE NASIIVILLE TESL 14)5 sod ty5thp top General Agent for Kentucky and Tennessee t'it ill'' I 0 1 4-B 1 11 ofra 1 i 1 I no21 eod Im' I Ita Office with WHEELOCK CO 93 and 25 South College Street The most Complete Asisortment of 'LOC IKUI ES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS SEEDS FTC I I MOURNING FIAIRINIkalRitS 1U-11 A 7110 11:11 110110 ro Nr ILA-4 1W- 11 STILL The Coming Complimentary Concert to Mee Kittle Cheatham Between the 20th and 25th instants an entertainment will be given at Masonic Taeater to which will attach more than ordinary interest It will be a concert complimentary to Miss Kittle Cheatham The performers will he foremost local artiates and under'the direction of Mrs Alice Hart their gifts will on this occasion be pre-eminent There will be four pianiets Misses Webber Katie irman and Ada Sax and Mrs Aline Biandner each of whom will play a solo The eingers willte Miss Kittle Cheatham the fair beneficiary Fannie Dorman Annie Powers Annie Weil Meedames Alice Hart Stewart Mr Alfred Howell will render a violin selection It it a compliment graceful and merited that the musicians of Nashville should unite in expressing their appreciation for Miss Cheatem peciaily so as she leaves on the 28 inst for New York where she will enter upon a strict course of study under Eranna and she will not bra long period again appear after the concert before a home audience This intended trip of Mike Cheatham Is full of significance The extraordinary vocal talent which she pommies has long been the admiration of her friends and at their earnest solicitation supplemented by advice emanating from Bey eral critics of superior Ability to measure her attainments she has decided to enter upon a urea of training which It successful will result in her entrance upon the operatic stage It is a fact which has been known to oily a elect few: of Min Cheatham's friends that when Emma Abbott was recently in this city the prima donna was pleased to grant a private audience to Miss Cheatham at which her voice wueeverely tested- The diva was surprised at the power of the voice which was presented for her inspection and expressed herself in warm terms of admi ration for its qualities and the training which Mrs Harthad given it She even went so far as to write a letter to Entrant In which she commended Miss Cheatham to his kindliest attention speaking of her "beautiful To Ca and great dramatic talent" Erenni is 'regarded as the foremost vocal culturist of his day He was the teacher of Abbott herself of Miss Thumb! Meal's Durand now starring Europe Miss Fannie Kellogg Min Winenti the great contralto and of Wm Hart to whose attainments it is nameless to refer to the Nashville public Miss Cheatham has made a telegraphic engagement to sing for the Mozart Society of Richmond ye en rotate to New York This gifted lady bears with her the hopes of this community for a successful issue to the trial upon which she will soon enter Her talent is conceded it will receive the best attention in the coUntry and it is believed with abundant reason that a future of distinguished honors awaits her Dress Goods LOWER PRICES I The Evans' Tdro-Horse Corn Planter and Hoosier Corn Drill are the only Implements of their kind that give the Farmer entire satisfaction Try them 4 The Planet Jr Horse Hoe aud Cultivator and the John Deere Spring CultivatO stand at the head of this class of Farm Implemeuts I A For Salo by A LairlirrELEl 0009 41 fe0 tf 88 South Market Street Nashville Tenn: 88 South Market Street wagbvfile The Evan ment The Plam For SE fe0 tf I ItO 1 1 11: -AT- EIGLISH CREPES-1 A CRONE'S Checkered Front Grocery House 1 GRAY DRESS GOODS ARTISTS' MATERIALS JOB PRINTING Jon fl AND STOCK BILLS ST0( WARREN CORNER Mourning Novelties MARIET STRUT AID SQUIRE MANUFACTURIRS OF ALL GaADE3 AXTE ARE PREPARED TO PRINT ALL Ti kinds of Horse Jack Jersey and Hal stein Cattle Bills IVEktAniZolti stein Cattle Bil Ever exhibited in this city ON SHORT NOTICE ON SF PUTTY AND COLORS IN olL Manufacturers' Agents for Crystal Plate Glass Royal Plate Glass It Oohed Plate Glass 89 atned 1name1ed Figured and Cathedral Glass French and American Window Glass I 61 Plate ed and CLOTIIS! 1 4 I 11MEMEMINNIMP Hass lock Ambrose Hass lock 01 Our own Importation order SOLE BETS FOR TEINESSEE FOR ALIBISTINE TINE' Just -Itecelved I PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 122 (lurch St Nashville Tenn Telephone 615 Banner Building mhIS eod 2w11w21 PRINTERS 122 Church St Telephone mhla ecod 19 lbs lew Orleans Sugar for 1100 16 lbs Light sugar for 1100 15 lbs Yery Bright Sugar for 1100 14 lbs Mite Sugar for WOO 11 lbs Cut Loaf Sugar for 1100 Roasted Coffee only 12 1-2c per lb Good Green Rio Coffee only lie per lb 11 lbs lard for All othet Goods marked down below any house in the city fel sumo 11 Most Perfect Wall Finish All Colors Corner Church and College Street ly eettic KI NG Pi INVI)Eit BAKU MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS fta0'0e1 A full assortment of White Nun's Veiling Atabatros Cashmere Dlavolo Etc Etc WHEAT Baking Powder WHEAT I KIRKPATRICT L' heatham 13 The followlig is the score by innings: 4 5 0 7 8 9 4 0 0 5 8 0 2 2 0-12 'fl 0 IL 0 0 0 4 114)-DAY's oanst13 The Americans play the Clevelandi this afteroona the gams being called at 11 o'c1ock4 Vogl wiil occupy the box and Cullen if he arrives will ant is catcber otherwise Hellman will corn piste the battery BIRMINGHAM Smola to ths Animism 7 Ftininteass A84' March 111The Louisville base-ball teata arrived this moaning and were encountered this Afternoon by the Birmingham club of the Southern League In the presence of I largo crowd of people as th now park The playing of the home team was a most agreeable supriso to their Following is the score by innings: 128458989 1 15 I Zitiningbassa--0 4 0 3O 0 8 0 8 Toe generat opinion wet that the Virmingoams which is the lirst time the 1 '1 The Best Branded Imported Silks lemma I It mn tains no Injurious Ingredients It leaves no de i 1 substance in thrml as all pure grape Cream of Tartar and Alum Poss dem do It restores to the Floor thehiahlyimportanteofl stituenta rejected in the bran of the Wheat It makes a better and lisrhtar biscuit than any whet Barlow Powder ARBITER OF THE FASHIONS I AAA An inspection is Solicited Caned brown who retired yesterday from the editorship of the Cumberland Preelivterian wu yesterday remembered in most pleastag manner by the emp'oyere of the office' The various persons connected with the press and corn posing rooms presented -him through Mr McKee a handsomely engraved gold heeded walking cane awl those in the emoting and mailing rooms through Mr Hurst presented him with a large and beautiful Oxford Bible Dr Bown geve expression to his grateful appreciation of their kind remembrance He has been editor of the Cumberland Presbyterian for the last seventeen years DENTISTRI FRANKLIN Dail 113111T111IIST (fornialy Domonirtrator in Phi lade Dental College) No 260 Church Street Adjoining linshvMe Om light 00A Odle OFFICIVOUDA-4 la in to 1 gen la I to glygg gag 17 irmAritoxo MN OPT )DS Ram ipag WMaMbirilVIIIJE SilVe INFT I 'oLtr Ai A1)1 Sole Agent for Dunlap It Yonman's Silk Stiff and Opera HMI MEN'S FINE FURNISHING GOODS Spbcialties----Cartwright Warner's UNDERWEAR COLLARS and CUFFS MADE TO 011DICEL trader tie MAXWELL HOUSE Omer Chink aid Cherry Streets spa (welly 4thor5thp pers Hata VI KW WILL )LEryfEan MARTIN ICALBFLICIACEPA ROBS Eatsblished 1829 NW YORK TRADE SUPPLIED BY 111111P11 LICISOI co 'ash Ile Dan wksu est WO" OM 4111manamma i 707 7 It e- 1 0 now wandomvammootroop Wain al I prineatik me nue es 'Man iota z3i tght demand 19 hlids Smith County fed at $860 BRANF ear ld oa lots sicked The other markets are luactire but 870 LIAO 85) 770 770 760 LAO 750 $18000)1900 Tgb ----wow ItalMin al pa 0 UMW ad igniVWS 42c In email Iota X3f(0-50 ildVitnot other markets are CL I 7070 6 19 hbda Smith County teal 7 at $8 60 BRAN-4' ear load i but 870 SAO 115) 7 7 7 60 750 sig6001001 Sark Ms' illr0971011 4rSt 71114:6177111411:2 7 Bkill021-4 lb cans 1500160 i 2 2) 2100b150 sewed JanaThysT 21-254260i I --77- "now 1 2 iik cans 22 72 2 mon'a kip and call Englia 21 Er a Nan Oemnd ad azatts March Flour woo in Conol-2 lb okra 211001 20 dozen LW men's calf pmed boots 2211 fir -dan 200d lOonnonod on BIM Poeni A (gib was dull BALmoN-1 lb MS S1500160 2 IX 21004)1 sewed Jsral- 11 3-54-250 "Inv OrlAmblellarketa "Ilr5rY zi )141- wr alt" asilver Y' 61Milg 12 lik Gans S2 1 i l'i altat Ell Ifili I 611' I Sto and closed at 31a RV dall men I an leggel ties St- Nut tuns March was ht Coan-2 lb mos rt104)120 osea LAO men's calf boots 2201 fair demand and Arm good stock iOnstimint on SIM I' 1 A -r 1.