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THE DAILY AMERICAN iasuvrcaac SATE' TWAY MOPtflNu APRIL 1 1885 STOVES TINWVRE ETC RILD DOWN PRETTY WELT I 1 111V4IIRANCE 4 0irmMP1000101i 0 I Ir "Pane LIX(K'THOTEL Za lee lir7h Chicago's ramose 'feast Jarrow!) loops Defeat by the America's Only Error by Ono of the Root Re liablo Players Loom' the Game Refrigerators Bird Cages Filters Water Coolers Refri I e0 of kaJbvIlle Not Buried As 'Reported IS NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER And furnishes similar accommodations to the Ur Alon Depot Passengers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the cars from the Church-Street Depot to Muck's Hotel without charge Special attention paid to trayeling men for whose comfort and accommodation every facility is furnished Mi i 4 I '10-A A-4'NNi 1 -i-7-''' ----44' igairrtermit 7 Cr -0' 1 1I i 1 I 0 4 ii I 1 eaA ealwall stx01 coo i call a A Jamid atAgOlk Vico-306'i 0 johlaom eS'wg NEZ 1 A 1 I 1 Chandeliers Lamps r4 Per Day OW 00 Single Meals 1500 Single Rooms 50e Per day AU Trains stop for passengers to get on and off Save hack hire by taking thg train at the Hotel door '67 god 1r 'Wood If Pam a --0- LI 1 jidell I 1 i 4 i a 1 i i Iimill I 1 1 1 CARRIAGE-MAKERS CARRI FOR SALE FOR r11 IJIITOIC Sole Owner and Proprietor WEBB Jr JOHNSON OILLOCK 0 A STEPHENSON Ns WHIM Late of Buttorff Writ Co STEVENSON CO WEBB 4 ye i Manutaaturers and Denial's in CO tc In2IS gm tp4p LAKE ICE Pe rodeos our stock we will eell Express Wagons Delivery Wagons Freight Wagons Phaeton And Drags AT TIZDUCED PRICES 1 To reduoi Expredm IV Deliver Frei I AT III PARKER et3 iuxrtiarmrtp HOWE EATT71 STOVES RANGES 4TINWARE MANTELS AND GRATES raIDCorilig fit let 1teroctirs se4 1 Successors to Mumma Ice Co Ro ley Ice Co and Rock City los Co ATLEN BROS 1 AIJLE 1 0 Wholesale and Retail Dta las in Pure Lake and Itannfattnred lee 115U cumuny err (St Bcrnard Coal Office) Telephone 43 mhltf4thp I Noah-villa Tenn "mainursoturem 127 aid 129 South Cherry Street All work fully guaranteed fe27 oodly 4thp Max in aid 121 All work fe27 oodly 4thl FINANCIAL A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Whim ROBERT 00WAN Teller J08 THOMPSON Vice Presides liden 3 1 FRUIT DEALERS Cht Nai4 ltatticau I Cht COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK cf: CALIFORNIA ORANGES! SATURDA MORNING APRIL11 TENN II IF ADTIULTIPMENT DU ImillPM cuLrPrrr Luc EVWC)XiC The Flost Bregtfast Orme of the World 89 INIOUTII COLIAIEGIO 81E1111CIVr DUMMY NORMA ORDWAY DUMMY NORVELL BILDWAY 1 BOARD or nuurerosiu A THOMAS SAM 00WAN JOS TRANILANDo A maw A WRAY JOHN I DOwiss JUNGEHMAN A wILIA I MAYO ROBRST LEA I GOODFASTUJIL 0 GWYN I HERBER I FULLY PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BITSDrESK I 1 A SPURR JOS THOMPSON 1 IL RICHARDSON AIM ly4thp 7 We are just in receipt via San Francisco of the first carload of California Oranges ever reeeilled in Nashville which we offer at low prices A 11 GrICINNT'T spll 2t I JOB PRINTING 51 A BARR OPPORTUNITY CITY ITEMS whit Geo Cooper Co say about refrigerators on thia page ap7 sod tf DIED LOWRY-1n Boston Mut on April 9 EDWIN 3 LOWRY formerly of this city and son of Robt Lowry his residence No 468 Worth College street on Friday morning April 10 in the 69th year of his age SAM1121 OTARKIY His funeral whl take place this (Saturday) evening at 2:80 o'clock from the residence Friends of the family are invited I- A9i-It1E1 49 ilit 1 I i A Laws assortment of Norfolk suite for boys and children at Sam 31 North Cherry ap57911 CITY ITEMS ke' PUR 0 0) qiu -I? 4sip 4att AIR 4 oP oo oe Po 1:1 ZP' CiSr (12EV 1411) 1211 ow al 1- us t4 'no- cgs '-'oto 1( 44 -70? a -40ads -4c) 0 firds StapT Jaz 0 ke''- PUP( 45P $0 itro 2111P1? iP 11: 47 ale till Po A ZP' 0'9 600 0 blg A 0 ri euot 0 961 2 6 2 a 0 wo Gads 11 0' 04' ick 0 4 cSZ itrda111114iP cpA 0 9' 0 I Boys' mutt $135 worth more Bee Hive Boy' suits $2 50 worth $350 Bee Hive anti roam anti roam BOYS' nobby suits $300 worth $500 Bee Hive ADVIC1 to Mothers--Mro Wins low's Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth It rt viva the little stifferer at once it prdt duces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain and the little cherub awakes as bright as a button" It is very pleasant to taste It soothes the child softens the gomit allays all pain relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the best known remedy for diarrhea whether arising from teething or other causes Twenty-ilve cents a bottle nol9 mowestawly 4 Boys' Bailor suite $2'50 Bee hive I A mottos to tax-payers concerning city assessments appears elsewhere Payson's is the best insielible ink for marking clothing See city' item The steamer City of Nesbit lie is advertised to leave on an up-river trip at 5 nu to-day McKeon at 67 South College has a largo stock of Daddies and banes of all kinds Read his city item Constable Tim Dodson will auction off an engine and thresher at 12 o'clock today at taecourt-house door The Bee Hive's nit items annonnci the receipt of a large stock of boys' nohby suits also that Ibis is glove day Ozanne uys lila large shipment of Milk bread this morning to otW points will not interfere with hisickly tilde See city item A seine elaewhere announces the male of unciatmed Adams Express packages on Monday May 13 at the Adams -Express office in this city Smith's Extract of May ilOwer a standard remedy fordiseases of the bled der and kindneys is sobilibe world over See advertisement City Marshal Mateiticirn prints a notice this morning anodising the hire location for backs furniture and express wagons driven of which will take notice On Monday Rosenheim will exhibit a large invoice of handsome Paris London int Pesetas hats and bonnets and bean t4fu1 dress goods 'Read their city items The erst car loakot Califomia oranges ever brought to Nashville wee received yesterday by jb Gennett They are very flue 15c1 are offer1 at a low price Sea advertisement Huntington the Church street clothler suggests this morning that now is the time to selectipring and summer clothing while his lines are full and fresh He has a large assortment which he desires inspected Read his adverr tleement 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-bowit ctoor Saturday May 2 parcels of real estate a full description of which is given elsewhere in advertisement hi Nashville Saving CornPaii7t cor nor Union and College etreets are doing regular exchange aid banking bug- mese They receive deposita and allow Interest thereon theyilean money on collaterals they bay abd sell all classes of bonds and stocks and they receive regularly stock bond and'ootton quota balms which ire free to the public 1 I It i I I li I 1 I I 1 I I I 1 I I I 1 3 Boys' dress suits PM worth $700 Bee Hive 500 boys' new suits at prices never before heard of Bee Hive DENTISTItl 8 FRANKLIN DD (rortnerly DOMOIlltralet in Philadel Dental College) No 266 Church Street' Adjoining Nashville Gasliglit Co's Odle NASHVILLZ TEWIll 0111011 HOUR8-8 a nt to 1 m11 to Sp II lin VIA anA 1w WIRT wwwww aelt )DOs id et: Ogle Illplial moil How to Beautify Ones Home and Show Appro tattoo of Home Talent The opportunity now offered for the purchase of works of art in Nazhville has never been equalled and will not be surpassed for years to come In 100- ing over the catalogue of pictures now on the walls of the Art Aseociation it will be seen that the contHbutions nave come from the very best American painter' and in looking at the pictures them sates it will be sees that each artist bee sent some of his best work Our people have been building firm resittences and outing about for suitable decoration for their establishments In the purchase of pictures there has been a hesitation for the want of some odd I cal judgment upon which to lean for aseurance against shoddy and imposition I In the present case the works breught here have been selected with care and none will be recommended by the officers of the association unless known to be original and meritorious Pictures tmld through their agency will have the stamp of genuineness and will appreciate in value as the names of the artists producing them go up on the scroll of fame It may not be generally known that the commissions realized upon the sale of these pictures will go into the treasury of the Art Association and not a dime of it into the pockets of any individual members It is to be hoped that enoukh may be realized from this exhibition and the sales made to enable the association to purchase number of pictures as a basis for a permanent gallery A number of our leading citizens have already begun to make selections so as to place in their homes articles that must prove a source of great pleasure and that they will hand down to their children with feeling' of pride If our counsel were asked we would may to those intending to purchase do not delay till the favorites are all picked up SPECIAL glove day today at the Bee Hive REAL India Pongee Silks at Vie offer a case of India Pongee silks at 373c Al this price these goods are more econoinical for general wear than printa Thompson Kelly ap9 3t The greia repntation of the visiting OW) attracted between 3000 end 4000 people to the ball park yesterday if ter noon Nobody expeeted however to see an exciting or even interesting coo test but wanted to witness the Chicsgos In their manipulations of the ball and bit and in their base running for whit they are famed over the entire country The public knew that they had in the Chicago team of yesterday the same idea tioal nine that without a single day's practice bad defeated the Louisvilles and with but little practice had beaten the Mein' netis by a or of 6 to It was 8 naturally therefore not expected that the Americans would interest them but the contrary wu most certainly the use Thi Americans though posilbly a little excited jumped into the diamond to do whit they could and the result was the most thoroughly excitting game of the 'motion A number of errors were made and some of them quits costly but' for 'limo innings they held the great club down to almost a question of "bead or lair' as to who would be the winners Had one error not been 'made the game would have been 2 to 2 at the 'ninth in nine A slow and easy grounder was knocked to flowdere on first base and by that pla3rer allowed to escape41adding two runs to the reoord of the visitor' It was the accidental result of overconfidence on the part el one of the surest and best' players in the Americans' team that cost them the game The strong points of the playing of the Chicago are familiar and well did they sustain themselves furnishing by long odds the best playing that has seer been seen in Nashville They batted Crowell very heavily especially in the Bret half of the game and gave the local field 'constant and some very trying work The num ber of cores shows how well the work was done I Special attention might be called to several features of the playing of the Americans that were especially notice able yesterday A number of errors were made that should not have been made but just such as are incidental to the playing of the beat of teams While they be con-I manner om limmptro Improvement ea towlleo noticed hIn the anner in which the locals guarded the dabsereeireenedb Teho reriagrebbstaresehtedi they need not A or watching is of course done mostly by the pitcher who was kept posted by Hillery anything connected with (he game The mutt of this feature alone pater day was considerable and caused several runners to be retired Another notice- able improvement in the playing of the locals was their heavy hitting and their excellent base running Notwithstanding the great reputation of the visitors es hitters it looked very much as if some(' thing were wrung in some way or other They struck Crowell for 8 hits while the American ti struck their great pitcher Clarkson who is rated the prodigy of the season for 7 hits Taken all in all the playing of the Americans yesterday deserves a high rating While Crowell and Hillery and all de- serve complimentary notice for their im provement and their superb work there is one man who demands it especially and that il Diettel on third base He never shirks an opportunity to do work in whatever shape it comes and while never playing for a record makes in every game a number of brilliant plays that almost make him a special feature of the game The team have played their last exhibition game before the championship season and will begin their regular work next Wednesday backed up by the confidence of the town they represent Ten GANN IN DITALI Elowders and McKean each made hit in almost exactly the same place and ad-I vanced to third add second bases respectively when Hillery followed with another hit between short and second that sent Bowden home Rhne then took the bat but as cut off at first while McKean by fine baserutin'ng glided in Vow got out at first and Hil lery was cut off in a daring attempt to 'cross the home plate As the boys took the field they were loudly cheered but when the visitom commenced their work with the piddle it looked as if they were going to make all the rugs in one inning that would be necessary to win the game Sunday led off with a two-bagger and was followed by a long fly by Marg to Hellman in center The latter fortunate- ly as it proved muffed it but threw it quieklyto home plate cutting off Sun' day It was then thrown like id geoondi -where Mart was attempting to play off towards third and the runner was cat off The enthusiasm of the packed empliltheater then rose to the highest pitch Anton the greatest bat- ter in the National League for nine years pot then took the bat and made a two bagger He wee followed by a single by Pfeffer but his hit was picked up by Hellman in center thrown to (Vowel! and by him sent to Hillery who cat off Anson at home plate' The locals were not so fortunate in the next inning Diestel dropped at first by an assist from second: Hellman got first by Ripon and short bat was cut off at second by a grounder by Werrick Crowell 'outed at second and the boYs again took the field The visitors in this inning did better work Williamson took his base on bells but was caught playing oft and retired Beard then made a two-bagger but Kellogg was cut carat first by assist from McKean at Clarkson got to Amt by error of McKean and Beard came in Flint gent in Clarkson on a Ay moiled by Rhos Sunday got out at first Bowden got out on a fly third and Masan at tint by assist from second Hillery got first on a hit and stole to third on third baseman's wild throw Rhin 'got out at first by assist from second leavieg Hillery on third The visitors failed to accomplish anything in this inning I' Mary made a two-bagger but was caught playing off gecond Anson took his base on Pfeffer bodied long lfly to left caught bt Rene and Williamson returned thetas on fiy to short The next inning was very short Voss got out on a Cy to right Diestel at first by assist from short sod Hillman at same bag by assist from third eon the visitors Beard strua' out Kellogg got out on I fly to left and Clarkson on grounder to first No scores were mode in the fifth inn lag Werrick led bff with a two baggez Crowell and Sondem struck out and Mc Kean got out at first by assist from pitcher On the opposite side Flint made a hit but was cut off at second where he was forced by Sunday's grounder to Diettel on third Marx it I first on an error of Werrick of third but Anson was cut off at first by an assist from Warrick and Sunday was put out I while stealing in home I In the sixth inning the Americans lost I the game Hillery led off with a two bigger but Rbue Voss and Diestel I struck out leaving him on third base For the Atilesigoans Pfeffer fouled I oat on a botind Williamson got to filet on an error of Sowders in picking up an 1 fur grounder: Piestel made a fine TEM large shipment of my milk bread to Murfreesboro Franklin and Springfield Tenn this morning will not interfere with my city trade Charlton Adamson Searight Webb and my wagons will supply all that cannot reach my house Jno Ozanne 556 Broad LANDSCAPE GARDNER DAVID DOUGLAS LANDSCAPE GARDENER NBIt PARIS Linen Lawns India Styles at 25c--Call and see these beautiful goods before best patterns are sold Same quality was sold last season at 50 Thompson Kelly ap9 3t BtAUTIFUL Chenie Silks at $100-20 pieces of these exquisite silky at $100 regular price $175 They are beautiful Thompson Kelly ap9 3t 1' 1 14 4 mrg I 1 1 -ti 1 :1 11' 1 1 -q11 l'' 1 198 Broad Bt Nashville egrILL BRANCRIDI OF MR RUMEN PROMPTLY Arnrstarm city eludes' taken charge of for the sesasia Men reasonably tome nen egmlle ii dt HARN1811 and saddles of all kinds doable and single buggy hainem baroache harness I have on hand some elegant harness nothing but the best material used and all hand-made The beet is the cheapest Please call and get your harness at McKeon's No 67 South College street Nashville Tenn FirrT cases mimes school bate all new this season at 25 and 50C worth $1 at Rosenheim's FOR RENT Tar apple la par excellende thi fruit of fruits What wonder when gazing so intently at the dots in her soul-lit orbs he raprurously exclaimed "My apple dumpling" Fitch sells more anti-dya peptic fruit than anybody Next Masonic Theater ap6 lw 'run and caught Beard's foul fly Kellogg made a two bagger ending in Williamson and he himself came in on a passed ball Clarkson struck out In the seventh inning Hellman struck out Werrick made a bit Crowell knocked a fly to second and caught out and Werrick was cut off making' second The visitors 'made no improvement Flint was struck ont Sunday got out on a fly to right and Marr at first by an assist from McKean at second In the eighth monies Bowden got out on a foul bound McKean at fire on a grounder and Hillery on afoul fly caught by third Anson got out on a fly caught well by Diego': Pfeffer made a hit and stole to third Williamson got out at first and Beard on a long fly to center In the last inning Rbue got first on balls but Voss flied to second and got out while Diestel got out at first and Rbue himself was cut out making third The visitors did not come to the bat as they were already winners The following is the official score of the game: 111 PO AL Sunday In 0 1 0 0 0 Marr I 0 100 1 Anson lb 1 1 10 2 0 2b 0 2 5 2 0 Williamson 1 0 1 0 0 Beard as 102 1 Kellogg 1 18 1 1 Clarksos 1 0 1 12 0 Flint 1 0 7 2 1 TotaL 4 8 27 21 4 ANBRIcANS to A Sowders lb 1 I 7 1 1 McKean 2b 1 1 3 3 1 Hillery a 8 7 2 0 Rhue If 0 0 2 0 1 Voss 0 0 1 0 0 Mesta' 81) 0 0 7 8 0 Hallman 0 0 1 1 1 Werrick ss 0 2 1 1 1 1 Crowell 00060 2 7 24 17 5 sooaz 9g mums 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 Chicago' 2000200o-4 Americahs 2 0 0 '0 0 0 0 0 0-2 Struck 7 'Ewd-bose Man Anson Pfeffer Beard Hillery Warrick Passed Wild pi Time of hours Meek minutes SUNDAY BAIII-BAIL The status of the bill to prevent Sunday base-ball is in doubtful condition It originated in the Senate passed both Houses of the Legislature and was sent to Gov Bate last Saturday He approved it 'Monday and sent it as is required by law to tbe Senate where it originated The Republican Senators having broken the quorum and not having returned that body virtually stood adjmrned The law at statedrrequires tbat a bill be approved to the body in which itoriginated If that body hae not been in session during the present week the bill evidently ia not a law Gov Rate was last night interviewed on the subject by an American reporter and stated that there was much doubt if the bills approved by him on Monday would stand as so many laws That question wea yet to be Nettled AMBITIOUS The Donabdes were yesterday organizedand after the 15th inst will be ready to play any amateur base-ball club in the South This memhers of the team are as follows: Davis catcher Irwin pitcher I Thome- short stop and catcher Sullivan first base Fahey second base Mc rigue third base Cooper left field Hubbard center field 141 Holdeman right field and change pitcher The officer' of the organization are Donahue President and Conner Manager MACON Breda' to the Amerisan MACON Oa April 10--The base-ball game here to day between Macon and Montgomery resulted in a score of 13 id 3 in favor of Macon They pray here again to-morrow i OLYMPIC HALL Nashville cot truionp and Summer BM 1 4 By the day week or month suitable fog-balls concerts etc Floor laid specially for skating rink Bali in Brat-class condition newly papered and painted mh29 1m-end TURNER Agent or Ste' it i WAD tot 11y for I Fisk Law poet sepeated There Is a gnal deal of Interest manifested' ti) the flish law aid an inipteedon prevailing to a certain extent that thelaw ham been repealed Such is not the case I Nxxv Monday we will show you 4 cases new Parisian dress hats You will not see them in any other house Only at Rosenheim's Os next Monday we will show you all the novelties of Paris hats London and Berlin bonnets Only at nosenheim's You have not and willsnot see our styles of hats and shapes in any other house in this city If you desire a first-class hat or bonnet come to headquarters Only at Rosenheim's AMUSEMENTS MASONIO THEATER Friday and Saturday April 10 and11M attitep Saturday 2 in The celebrated retinae a 141114111filattOn for Coolotrhip The following letter received by the Amerinan explaine itself: could use all sorts of extravagant words to describe our cheap goods but simply name a few articles that but fairly represent the stock and feel assured that in early call will do more to justify our claim of low prices and cost us less money than lengthy advertisements: Ladies' full regular French toe hose 21c India linsn 36 inches wide 5c pure line table damask 22c French hand-made silk embroidered corsets 1150 French woven corsets 45c Russian crash 7c 8c and 100 No 7 all slik'solid and gros grain ribbon Sc a yard 10 yards India linen for 48c WIdren's ribbed hoee 14c yard wide cam-brie 730 45 fnch batiste 93c Everything is cheap and a'call will satisfyyou that we are in earnest Don't miss the place Landstreet's ap9 3t Manortanu The following members of the House were present on the last day of the see-E on: Beard Beddow Mons Blackburn Bmwning Bullock Burke Carmack Cockrill Drunk Doh- on Dulaney Erwin Fielder Fiek Fowlkes Gordon Hancock Haynie of Madison Jackson Johnson of William- son Keeton Lamb Love Miller Mc- Cduley Manford Murrell Rogers Rushing Skelton Steele- Taylor Prone dale Vaughan Wade Warfield Weems White Willie Yancey Young of Pat new Young of Tipton Spetker Man on-45 of Homderson Brogan Butler Ooldwell Evans of Shelby' Fields Haynes of Shelby Hodge Johnson of Davidson Morgan Reed Rnbm Smith Tyler Vernon Wooten Total present-62 Out Of 63 Democrats 18 were absent out of 86 Ripublicans 20 were absent Mexican Typical Orchestra Direct from the World's Expositiest Wswennacott April 8 the Young Ken of the Seventh Uongreolonal Distriet of Thonewee I wUl open end hold cow petitive Lamination at Columbia Tenn ou Saturday the Snit day of May 1885 for Om purpose of Appointing a Cadet to fill vacancy In the Neva Academy at Annapolis AK The candidate moot be I ver bandeau (if) sod under eighteen (18) years of age when mined for admission and actual residents of thatlistsiot DSLIASTINS Seventh District Tannins' 1 I I I of dial Six our new dress goods Jost arrived at Rosenheim's Sr Carlos Clint Br Juan Curti' Sr Antonio Fignerra Sr Andros IL Vega Sr Encarnati Garcia SOLOI8TS-22 CONCERTS Repertoire selections from "El Travis lair "Martha" "La Favorite" tiggar Student "Norma" "King for a Day" Faust" Men" "Suppe' Raimond" and many albeit Prices as usual The sale of seta hertnit Wednesday April 8 ap5 td MASONIC) THEATER Vert -III mletairr identiF (72 tp5 sd IT is only a waste of time patience and money to try any substitute for Payson's indelible ink fr7 satn 6m Tim finest clothing in the city for men' boys and children in all o'f the latest styles at Sam Ellis' new clothing house 31 North Cherry street sp57911 FURNITURE tialkIta 4 1 1 1 I i 1 IA Cartoton Opera Cosapane Carlebiti's IrsmousKoglish Opera Wm piny will aay an engagement of four nights at Mationto Theater commencing Monday night iTas Merry War" will be given Monday "Fre Diavolo" Tues day "Melton" Wednesday and "The Dram Major's Daughter" Thursday Reserved esat now on stle at the box The Baltimore Floral nys: "IL it so seldom that we see num of action comblned with brilliant vocalism in a light opera organisation here that the company was received last night with a cordiality that almost disarmed aid Catletii piny wii siglita at Monday be given day ''11 Dram Reeeryed The Re seldom i oombdieed lour Nights commencing Monday April II lin Lt FURIMURE i TTRESSEi SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE WEAKLEY'd WARREN A LARGI line of straightcut NA Butts In caseimeres corkairows and worsteds a perfect fit at Sam Ellis' 81 North Cherry street 101911 Fox drew and btteinem snits ifi the latest styles and makes lit guaranteed at Sam Ellis' 31 North Cherry street sP57911 Kann feature and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Artist Visitors Making the Itennda Yesterday their respective Wends COP ducted Mr Robert Barns Wilson and Mr French reepoctively about the city visiting several schools The poet took In the girbe seminaries and the artist simply took In the oommob schools He spent an hour or more each at the Howard and the Hume Schools Ai the former he became so much Interested in the children as to spend bait an hour or more drawing for them on the black- board eliciting expressions of great amusement from his appreciative audienge At the latter he expressed lourOTTSe at the perfectness of the choral sing-tog Mr French leaves this morning at 8 forShicago Mr Wilson remains till Monday Monday I' It 1 le 1 i 1 1 i 1 1 1 IWITURE RAITIESSES A Et 14 English Opera Company 4' Under the management and direction of the Eminent lingliah Baritone Mn MI CA RI-ETON Assisted by an unequalled company Artiste and a superb Chorus of fresh young voices REFER uIRE Monday 011be merry war" Tuesday "Fr DiV010 Wedneaday "The Maarat Thursday 'The Drum Major's Daughter" Costumes and Mounting' of the highest degioe of excellence Bale of seats begins leriday April UV sydtd )11S1' I den of 'ON ay of I' rhter't Wgheut VIM Rank of Tenlesson Asa In pnrouence of the decree recently pronounced by the Sapretne Court in the ease of the State a( Tennant vonme Esiunta my children's clothing they are the finest ever offered to this trade lEtam Ellis 81 North Cherry street 107911 Boys' elegant 4 button cutaway mita with vests and knee pants ranging in sizes from 10 to 14 years km Ellis 81 North Cherry sireet a55779011 The Lrgeet Finest and Beet Aelorted Brook in the South Chamber Suits Parlor Stdts Library Suits Dining-Room Suits Suits All kInde of and Woven Wire Bed Borings Woven Wire Core and Canvass Cots wall orders will receive prompt attention the Dank pf T141116086 note-holders an older was yeaterday made In the Chancery Court on the receiver to report the amount and value of the assota of the bank the object being to enaket a Anal pro rats elistrihotion arming the note holder" The distribution twill be made Si soon as the meta can he converted Into money 1 Con Cedar tliew Part Thaaters Cherry the )der Ty Seat Estate Transfers Hays and wife to Margaret Shields land it Fifth District-4410 I Moore and wife to Mary and 0 ZOUBLOili lot in Franklin Ky-- WM Wrenne Clerk and Master to Geo Lampkint loll the State quarry Plan-4161 Arritartos have Jeans pants that do not rip every pair warranted Sam Ella 31 North Cherry street ap57911 TOE SIEW PONIPINQ STATION WEAKLEY WARREN iittom letod sold a Lima Bailor th imminal hMMall CHAS REDMOND MANAGRE Monday April 6 one week a continuous Carnival of Novelties Everything new We proNent for public approvill the very best anion that money can procure The pee- a forritance will commence with our beautiful SWINGING FESTIVAL AND MUGU ATED FIRST PART Concluding with the Screaming Tarns Sce9es In a akatiag Characters by the Stock Company Prices always the VA and 600 apracialr CEnagaraged' ucotildprodwainagmtithot fieneationalDrams Ph a'sbnaelio 1303rict ank211w Vie ry beet a Luag'Ortithot UNIM XCe 111k ri: ff The Wrong County The appended correction made by the County Court Clerk of Hamilton County places in the proper light) the State Comptroller' report from Hamiltoi county The correctiod is called for by a statement made in the American of the gth Instant Attributable to typogra phioal err6r "Wherein it appears that the amount Odd in for merchant's tax from Hamblen County was 0484 74 foe sam Imin Hamilton Count was $61044 from tallow dealers in Hentiltes County POO act of the opinion 'there has been a great transposition of figures that Hamblen County is credited with Hamilton txoluttre reportt and TIN ratea'1 I 1 To Cossuervrvas--Many have been happy to give their testimony in favor of the use of "Wilbor's Pare Cod-liver Oil and Lime" Experience has proved it tote a valuable remedy for cossump tion asthma diphtheria and all dieeues of the throat and lungs Manufactured only by A Wilbor Chemist Boston Bold by all druggists sp7 The City Engineers have aeleotdcl the site for the pumpiLa station of the new it will be at Flannery Holmes quarry Jost opposite the hoed of the htland on which the fitter will be Jo Ca ted Yesterday the corps ran a line for the main pipe from nearly tq the lotbetlell pike ins swarm of Publia Works are advancing the plans for tbe tystem rapidly as prao I kahle A A meeting will be held foe men at 8 o'clock to-night at A rooms 5N Noel Block (up stairs) Church street 8uttject: "A mreetlor who prevailed by beliq overcome" On naafi 24-32 Cer alt 10 Members of the most aHon ere requested to It at 7:30 o'clock and distribute invitations 00 for dosing 1111AYUR GRAIN ETC RHEA st SON GRAIN DEALERS Have for sale Suet Prior Oats Choice Hey feed Seat sod Selected Seed Coro botk Ylkito'oad -Iy12 ly.