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1 THE DAILY AITERICAN A sirvILLE Triunsniy tolzwiN4 APRIL 16 1885 WlkiNomaoMWt THE SECOND DAY DRY nOODS VtitattliMatitOtit04 ttat10throtott t-tottiott THE DAILY 'AITERTHAN A S11111141Cs THURSTIAY 1tOITNIN4 APRIL 16 1885i I I THE SECOND DAY I I I DitY dOOTIS THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE THE SOU1 THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE IL Important Papers Reid Retire the Slate Xedical Society Americans Macon Birmingham aud Atlanta the Winnern Americ'ans ham au OUR 0 OPENING 1)r' Maldin Klected Natertainment at Night First Day's Contests in the Schedule of Games First Day's Etched An Immense Success 19 Hassey Batting of the Macon Umpiring nystein Produces a Kick by the Steniphic Club Heavy Batting Umpiring syd by the 1 1 'a i 1 1 11 1 eolved Telfair Hodgson administrator it vs Protestant Episcopal Church et AL guardian ad Wets appolukdt James Whitworth aptalulatrator vil ballast Bt letter it at deeree Isaac I Mon executor Ire A Wilkerson et al decree Russell ifouton et al vs Nashville Female Academy it al theme The damage tuft of bratleton vs Hayes was beguo yesterday CO88118108 Or alLYERSaa The Commission of Referees heard the following cases on the Robertson Comity taw dock( Perecost vs the ouloville Nashville Railmad Company 8 (Janus-way administrator sit Loulsvtile Nashville Railroad company The call of the Robertson County equity dvieket will commence to-day RolormIng tholatallitoda of Rook-Makers The American Jockey Club reeentiv sent out private cireulars to the leading racing associations afilrmk4 that something ought to be done before theopening of the season to reform the methods of some of the bookmaker' and pool-sellers and asking for a concert of action Replies have been received sufficient in number and character to indicate that practically the wagerer on the turf will be safer from trickery thie year (pan hitherto The expectation is that milt tent rules will be enforced to prevent buoinees connections between professional gam hien and the stables Already the abuse has disappeared at Long breach where the Monmouth Park track has passed from the control of Johnny Chamberlain to that of inch amateur August Belmont the Lorillards and other gentlemen whoae parBeloanon tenda to elevate the sport They authorize the statement that Jim Kelly Phil Daly and Charley Ransom who used to be Oonspicuous at Monmouth are now on the same footing with the rest of the bookmakers It is etil uncertain whether public betting will be permitted next summer on the New York tracks kith the probability strong against it but in any case the managers will Luke the utmost pains to enforce squareness on the part of book-makers Especial effort will be directed against C011115i011 between them ed the Jockeys Kgypd Tellair Hodgson administrator et Thousands who thronged the floors of our House et pronounced our Stock the Largest our Hats Elegant' our Bonnets Magnificent our Novelties Beautiftd and our Prices Extremely Low To keep up the rush we offer this week some Rare Bargains in Dress Goods All in need of any Dress Goods whatever will do well to examine our Stock before purchasing 1 i t' 4- 1 BB Latest Novelties 0100 ovER104D I IA voldriutY OF Cinctriaati humtied a Branch Pe re in tI etty at No 173 Chneh street nod Mamata 't beater Their Tea and flue are put up lu paper cane Each can weighi including contents Tea about Pi potted' aud Coffee about 8 poundals Lech can eon I talus addition to the lea or Coffee a 110IVICLitt consisting iu part of solid gold Pahl silver and nickel whet gelltlibe InA11101011 to build gold settilool Jewelry etc This eompany has adopted this method to advertise anti introduce these merchandiac but after A pril 27 three choice Teas and Coffees will be staid hotly on their merits by their agent lu Nashville at the same price same ()twilit attel quality but wthout the Tea aud Coffee beitag worth at a fair nitatil value more thau the price asked etUtout any regard to the aouvettirs which are put Otte the cans (or a few days oely to adveltine aud lutroduee lee Tea aud Cenee 1 his company is au old sod well established one slid ham already appointed more than fifty alieueles in the 'albeit cities mine of which ate now selliug souvenirs with their goods yet each agent has a large and rapidly growing trade MP the superior quelity pf their Teas and Coffees be come knowu Prices altiele can: six for re thirteen for8k0 tweutyseven lot ale Now is the time to stand in your orders by mail vittich should be accompanied by cash or postoMee order end will be promptly forwarded to any part of the United or Territories Address OVERLAND TPA CO No 178 Church Street Nashville Tenn The fol lowing IS a partial list ef those who found souvenirs in their cans of tea and yesterday and the day before: 0 White (editor Lebanon Herald) Lebanon Tenn gent's genuine diamond ruby anti sapphire ring Will Clark (with Bailey Davie 11 McComb wholesale gro(ers) outh Market street genuine diamond and pearl ring in coffee Deubelbase (Southertt Express Company) watch A Roberts Pk South berry street watch Isebella Goodman Ink North Cuerry ate et gold linger ring Lillian Moore Addison street West Nashville genuine diamond iu coffee Miss Edda Haley 8 Magatetue street solid gold timer ring in coffee Miro May Lester South Spruce street ail ver vice Mrs Park b4e Line street silver set-vice Mrs T1 Sadler Jefferson street center Cherry street shyer beriloo Henry Reinter (Amteican office) genuine diamond ruby and irepphire riug in coffee Goodless (druggist) 262 Sleuth Spruce street sliver gervice James 1 Perkins Menne 1 cull genuine diamond stud in coffee 8 Abereathy (farmer) Buford Tenn stem-vrinding watch Cole 837 Church -street genuine diamontrcollar button Duncan (banker) hunting cane watch Mn Alice Lusk 810 Noah Church street silver service Mbe Annie Hartigan 302 North cherry street silver service Mrs Lizzie Hoffman 419 Noah Cherry street stem winding watch in coffee Omni West Nashville watch Little Rade McFadden 21 North High street geld auger ring Heberr Mackanaw 'User watch kir 11 8 Smith OS Chureh street watch Biodan (Commercial Hotel bar) found a solid silver bunt log case watch a thin stone diamond ring also ladi a' solid gold hunting Me watch Jetton (brakeman) gent's stem wiuding solid gold huutiug case watch: also soli? silver hunting case watch in coffee Thomas Dickiuron lconductor R) ladies' solid gold hunting case watch in coffee Mrs Waggoner 178 Cherry street genuine diamond ear-drops in coffee Gibe) (engineer tit St it) 8'1 Knowles street genuine diamond ring in coffee Mrs Stier l'inena Vista Mae genuine diamond ring Mrs Watson 88 North Summer street genuine diamond ring Perry 669 South Cherry street atetn-winding watch Miller (conductor R) stem winding watch in coffee Moore (Shr riff Davidson County) solid silver hunting case watch in coffee Little Belle Brandon 12 Webster street gold linger ring Miss Melrose Tenn genuine diamond ring in coffee Mitchell (agent Southern News Company) ladies' genuine diamond ruby and sapphire ring in coffee Dr Nowlin (office South Cherry street) genuine diamond ring in coffee Good- rich Shelby avenue Confederate hill huating case watch in coffee Mass May Love-man 72 North High street gold finger ring in coffee Mrs Hubbard (Scott's Hotel) chataline watch in coffee Stephens (brakeman R) watch Don't forget that this expensive way of Ay erasing will be discontinned after a iew days and the tea and coif will be sold wholly on their merits Open from 7a till 9 ap8 3w tp6the nrm 0100 CITY FINE Table Linen on Cheap We offer a real drive in fine Barnsley table damask Housekeepers should examine at once We cannot replace at anything like the prices we name Thompson elly apla St ont by a liner to short stop Miller was pot out by a 'roomier to third which wog thrown to first Re filmy got'first by a muffed bail to center field stole sect utt and came Moue oti a muffed ball tient to left field and givuag Helmsman first Levis struck out Harris ef the Uhattationites got find on a dust! bail and was caught on second Bennett got thid on a ittltr Sent to center field 4iiits was put out by a fly caught be left fielder fliiita was put out bt groveldet to third and theown to line In the third tuning Collins got first on a ball meet to miter field and muffed Mark scored a notne run and brought hi 4)111118 by a ball Petit to tuft field stevens was Pitt Out on a grounder to first 'Zell was put out by a litter to third and Leighton by a foul ball Monroe of the Chattautiogas was put out on a foul to catcher sheridan made a base hit to center field Holland was putout ou a tly 1 and Sheridan was caught at second In the fourth inning Miller got first on bails Rafferty got first on a ball muffed by thifff baseman Miller was caught ou aceOtilL Hchisman made a base hit to left Meld Rs tterty came home on a ball to left field by Levis and held bringing also liclusmau in Collins was put out by a fly to third baseman Ryan of the Chattanooga' struck out Harris struck out Benito was put out on a oil to catcher In the fit inning Meek got first on balls and stole atcticti Stevens "Mick out Jell was put out on a grounder to first Leighton got first oa a fly to left fieldbringlag in Meek Miller made drat on a grounder to left field god stole seeoud' Rafferty made a hem hit to itle field and brought in Leighton Heins au struck out Gilles made a base hit to titer field but was caught On second Bunts was put out by foul to catcher Monroe went out ou a grounder to the pitcher and thrown to first In the sixth inuing Levis was put out on a ball gent to short stop and thrown to fly I Collins was put out on a illy by center fielder Mack was put out on a ball sent to center field and then to find- Sheridan of the hattanoogas got out on a grounder to second and threwn to lira Holland got Out ou a grounder to thiril baseman and sent 0 first Zeigie vial Pitt Out Qn a bail sent to third cud put to AM In the seventh inning Stevens got his base on balls and stole third Zell struck out Leighton got first on a dead ball and stole Decond Miller got first on a ball to centor field Rafferty sent a fly to left field which was caught and thrown to second putting out Metier Ryan of the Chattanoegu sent a liner to the left fieldbot wu cauglit on first Harris got his base on balls Betide was put out on a fly to the left fielder (Whet Out on a fly to center field In the etghth inning Heintimen made a beep hit to left field and stole third Levis made a base hit in theright field and brought in Heineman Collins got out on a liner to the left and thrown to first Mack made a three base hit to theleft field and brought in Levis Zed got Out on a fly to the left field bringing Mack in etevens went to his base oa balls Leighton made a base hit to the left field atm stole home Rafferty made a base hit to ceuter field ileinatMan got Out On a grounder to center field and put to first Rollie of the Chattanooges matte a three-base hit to tile right field but wan caught on third Monroe made a base bit to the left field Sheridan got out on a liner to shortstop Helland got-out oa a grounder to short stop add Holland out on "grounder to the pitcher thrown to first In the ninth inning Levis made a base hit to tha right field and stole to third Collins sent a liner to center field going to third and bringing Levis in Mack made a base hit by a liner to the left field bringing in Collits elevens made a three bus hit to the right field brining in Mack Zell got out on a grounder to right field Miller was put out on a fly to Rafferty one foul to the catcher Ziegle of the made first on a dead ball Ryan got first on a liner to left field Hartle got oat by a fly to shirt stop Betide made a hive bit to the left field bringing ingkeigle and Gilles was put Out on second Bull's made a base hit on a liner to the short stop bringing Ryan Monroe was put Out by a fly to sec-end and retired the nine Total Macon' 19 Chattanooga' 2 BIRMINGHAM Special to the American lIntiursonsis ALA April 'opening the Southern Base bali League games al though some good plays werp made to-day between the Memphis and Bientinghams the won" of both clubs rather disappointed the crowd The home team was not considered to be at its best and a kick on the beginning of the ninth inning by the Mem- phis Captain declaring be would rather forfeit the game than accept the umpire's decision rather marred the pleasure of the spectators Up to that time the game stood as follows: 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 '9 Birmingham 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 8 Memphis Mem yids was in for the last half of the ninth inning with rote man Bell out on a strike Mullaily hit to Barker at the third who threw wildly to Ahern at first and got to first Thinking the balk was going above first's bead Mullally started for second but seeing he con not get there turned to first a was touched by the ball in the hands of the first baseman and declared out by the umpire Sylvester the Mwriphis Captain protested and said he would give the game to the Birmingham under protest The Birminghams assert that contrary to the rule the man turned to the left instead of the rights Memphis denied this 8 Memphis 4 18 Memphis 16 Put 27 Birmingnam 26 Base 10 with a total of 12 Birmingham 8 with a total of 9 Times at the 36 Birmingkam 49 struck 4: Memphis 9 Bagmen Blsrt of Memphis 8 by Parsons of isirmingham Earned 2 Memphis 1 Gm McCue Hart eewman of Ohio' was pitcher for the Memphis and did good work ont by a liner to short stop Willer wow pot tt re 'Otto Mt 411 11 Otteknoss Parr it Anderson 117 and 119 South Market street have just received fifty boxes of Messina oranges and fifty boxes of Messina lemons DECKER Lindeman and Christie planes at Loud's 25 North Summer street Easy terms an165t SEARIGHT it Wass Public Square keep Ozanne's milk bread fresh every day ante tbeu The Sta4 Medical Society was called to order yesteMay morniug by Dr DD Saunders of Memphis the President Dn A Walker of Friendship and Maddin Jr of elashville were elected members The following illnibent have registered since yesterday Drs Thos Maddia Richardson Van Lindley Now lin Cook Duncan Eve Men 0 Blackman of Nashville Drs Moody of Shelbyville A Swaney Castallan Springs Penn Humboldt Hardisou and A Robinson Lewl'iturg IL Campbell of Lynnville Clay of Teompson's Statiou were elected members Letters were read from Drs Murfree of Murtieesboro and blasters of Knoxville regretting that they could not be lament Dr Saunders called Vice Prettident Dr IA Hwatley to the cbair and made a report as Chairman of tee Lommittee on Legielation and followed with some remarks in regard to the lack of interest shown by the pruiessiou in regard to such matters Dr Roberts spoke in opposition to legisla! tive enactments in regard to medical matters Dr Thomas Lipscomb followed in an able argument in favor of it Dr Fite Dr woes cud Dr Drake also spoke in the same strain Some resolutions were offered and then withnrawn bearing upon the matter and the report's' the committee was then received and adopted Dr Van Lindsley read a paper on "Mastoid Diseme" which was discussed by Drs Powell and Wright Dr Hogan- of Alabama being present WAS invited to a seat as a visiting member Dr Taylot cat Memphis Chairman of the Committee on County Medical Organization made a report in regard to the Wort' of his committee Dr trite moved that the report be received and ordered printed and that the thanks of the society be extended to Dr Taylor for his able and conselentious efforts in behalf of organization Dr Berrien Lindsley said he desired to second tbe resolutionor if every member of the society did their duty as well as Dr Taylor it would be better for us Dr Wright of Clarksville then read a paper on the Effectof the ciga Mon of Large reader" The paper was one of more than ordinary value and-was ordered published Dr saundem invited the society to Memphis next year Accepted ELECTION OF OFFICERS Dr Deering I Roberts nominated Dr Thos Meddle Dr Powell nominated Dr Plunket Dr Plunket asked to withdraw him name which was allowed and the tseeretary was instmeted by a unanimous vote to cast the ballot of the society for Dr Maddin The society adjourned to 2:30 At 2:30 De- Maddin in the chair the election continued Dr Hard Leon of Marshall county Dr Black of Memphis and Dr Drake ef Chetts nooga were elected Vice President Dr Fate was elected Secretary and Dr Deering Roberts Treaturet The judicial council not been had a quorum to act on the ease of Dr Hoyle of Farmington the Secretary asked and obtained unanimous consent to move that there be an article added to the constitution providing that in tne absence of a quorum of the council the President be authorized to till the vacancy temporarily Carried And at the suggestion of the Seeretary Drs Richardson and Plunket were appointed to sit with Dr Glenn The council retired to the the State Board of Health and heard the -statement of both sides and reported that it was agreed by all parties concerned that Dr Hoyle be suspended for twelve months This report of the council was received and Dr Taylor offered a revolution in regard to medcei organization which was adopted and by a vote he was made Chairman of a committee on the subject DI Berrien Lindsley offered a resolution in repard to the "Dadtx Metlicus" which was adopted Dr A Swaney then read a valuable paper on "Cerebral Embolism" which was discussed by Dr maddin Dr If Washington offered a resolution as follows: Resolved that the thanks of this society are dde and are tendered to the young ladies Mies Anna Hall FrizzellMise Emma Johnson and Miss Fanny Dorman for their kindness in singing Tuesday night Nashville is to be congratulated in having such songs tars in her midst Unanimously adopted A resolution was adopted instructing the Publication Committee to comply wtth the law and drop names of members in arrears Also one memorializing the President to place the contingent expenditure fund in the bands of the National Board of Health Dr Sharber of Spring Hill then read a short clinical paper which wait referred to the Publication Committee The society adjourned at 5 to meet again this morning at 9:30 o'clock when other business will come up and some valueble papers be read This society is proving one of value and the profession is to be congmtulted on its success The members of the society assembled in the chapel at Ward's Seminary at 7 80 an and after welcome from Dr Ward- witnessed a calisthenic drill with dumb bells by the infant clam Mies Ella Longwood then sang with excellent effect "Kathleen Mavolinieen There was then a drill with This was followed by the ''Wordlees Poem" This is a drill in which the paasions ex- pectations affection anger sorrow joy fear religious devotion and farewell are each indicated by expressive attitudes The drills were highly enjoyed by the physician' present who expressed themselves as much pleased with the evidences Of skill and training exhibited After the exercises were over the members of the seelety passed a pleasant hour at the art rooms CHARLTON it ADAMSON Church street keep Osanne's milk bread fresh every day ap18 thsu Nstricr Franklin Tenn is headquarters for Ozanne's milk apI6 tbsu pi BURODOkr Murfreesboro is beadquarters for Ozanne's milk bread ap16 tbsti RYAN Co Springfield Tenn is headquartem for Ozanne's milk bread ap16 tbsu (1 4 1 1 4 0 1' i4: 4 OZANNE'S milk bread is the only genuine milk bread Try it and be con vinced Redlect the trade-mark on every loaf Yohn Ozanne baker and grocer 556 Broad street ap16 thsit One case English Diagonals all wool filling extra fine 24 Inches wide in Beige Tan and Paille at 10 cents worth 25e One case Twilled Beige 22 inches ide soft and tine in four shades of gray and light brown at 10 ets cheap at 15e One case Camel's Hair Pin Checks new Spring Shades at 121 eentsWould be a bargain at 25c One Case Broraded in every shade intaginablei at 17i cents Oneease extra soft Nun's Veiling in gray tan pink red blue and black at 15 cts Two cases English Cashmere 38 inches Wide rich finish in beige tan gold nut and seal brown ox heart Chartreus Havanne nutria castor panic navy marine and blaek---14 different shaaes at the extreme low price of 25 cents We have Yak Laceito match all these shades One case of Superior Quality Cashmere very fine twill 38 inches wide elegant goods at 40 cents makes up as pretty as goods at 8100 One ease Superior Quality Alnatros 40 inches wide at 50 cents worth 85c Two cases Afghan Sultings in fancies plaids and plain to match at 25 cents Twenty pieces of trni Combination Suiting's fancies stripes and plain (all wool) 40 Inches wide at 05 cents worth 81 Forty pieces of Soudan Suitings all new shades with wool lace and Hercules braid to match at 75 cents This Novelty is 40 inches wide pure wool and silk and would be cheap at 8125 Another large line of Summer 'Wks at 29 35 40 and 45 cents will be opened tomorrow Our celebrated Armenian Black Dress Silks are now marked at prices to astonish the closest shopper BESIDES we will offer 100 pieces of extra heavy Satin in all the new shadesat 40 cents per yard last season's price 90 cents CRAB ORCHARD WATER FLAB ff a CrAB INIGHtib 44 1 The remit of the opening games yeeterkit day of the season of the Southern emus was not a surprise to many That iettanta would beat Augusta was beyond queaDon as the latter club will not have its full roots of players until to day II nd even then they will be without pnictice sod cannot expect to accomplish much The result of the Macon game was rather unexpected The Mauna were generally couskiered much superior to their elation' but it warn exueeted tbat a clue contest would be bad The Chattanoogu hew-ever as wtli be seen from a special in this column have slued two men of greet strength and may yet be counted in the great race for the pennant The Birmingham scombble it is feared I but the b-ginning of a num bar of onions dissatisfactions that will be developed by the pre-ent system of umpirtig It is probable but not at all sure tnat the Birm Matta me would have defeated the Meinphiatts had not the de-ision of the umpire brought matters to sueh a state of affairs Such games will soon kill off the enthusiasm of the cities that are now ready to give every encouragement to the national game The most evenly matched contest of the dav was that won by the Americans over the Columbus ham on the ground of the latter Both clubs showed up well but the Ameri- cana showed that they can do heavy sely and reilable batting while the battery 4 te strength of the olumbus club comes in 'The Americans will likely win to-day's game with much greater ease than that of yesterday when they were per- Sect strangers to the grouuds upon which the Columbus club had been practising fur weeks Bowden at the bet and Rhue in the field made excellent reoords The victories to-day will likely fail to she same clubs that won yeateday THICCRICAGOS RIM The great Chtcagos who recently defeated il the Atientas by of 24 to 3 arrived lu this city last night They bring vita them fifteen men and will use the American ball perk until the 28th Inst for practice and exhibition games They were so mach charmed with this park and with Nashville that they cancelled their agreement with the Atlantaa and have returned here In their exhbition games they have two men for every position except the out field and hy calling on three of the best local fielders they can furnish some remarkable gaints The following players arrived: Clarkson Sutcliffe Corcoran Flint Beard Burns Anson Pfeffer Man Douglass Wit Hammon Dalrymple core Kelly and Sunday TaCTEIDAT'S ISTERItirr 's Yesterday evening until late great numbers of people thronged the American's bulletin board besieged the business office and telet phoned the editorial rooms for news from the various games Not a few interested 'ladles rang up the telegraph editor to find out how the Americana or "our boys" came out TwO IRRORts SCORED The Atlanta Constitution made in yester- day morning's issue the following prediction )--1' as to the result of the first day's garnet 1 Atlanta will beat Augusta 2 Birmingham wilrbeat Memphis 3 Columbus will beat Nashville Chattanooga will neat Macon From that remarkable eta ement it seeing that the Constitution's judgment is no more to be relied upon than atianta's club For further particulars see specials from Columbus and alac0C z- -1' THIS MONTOColiaalt 'NUM i Montgomery advertiser At a meeting-of the directors of the Montgomery Base halt Aarociation it was agreed to reorganise and strengthen the nine to s3 to place it on a footing with the best nines in the South It was also decided to increase the espial stock sufficiently to engage fimt-class men A corns mittee was appointed who will on the citizens to suestribe and they hope that our people will be liberal and help out the un- dertaklall Lt tr is COLUmatt4 Special to the Anierlean-- Ceturieus April 16 -The opening leune game of the seasoultetween Nashville and Co lumbus wu witnessed by a large crowd to day The honors were about evenly divided Many thought it possible to down the great Nashville' but at the game time would not bet either Way Crowell and Hillery were the battery for Nashville In the fifth inning Fitzgerald catcher for the Columbus was struck by a terrific ball on his knee and dis' shied by his pitcher Pichiney They were relieved by Clark end Strauss The game was hotly contested and resulted in victory for Nashville by swore of 11 to Colombia won the toss and sent Nashville to the bat Sowders led off with a two bagger and scored on Hillery's hit to short and a wild throw to first Hillery scored on a passed ball The Nash villa then retired with two rounds to their Credit Rolling leff off for Columbus with abase hit and scored on a passed hall the rest going out in orders In the eeeond inning Werrick Crowell and Bowders scored for Nashville Columbus going Out in order In the third inning Nashville and Colum- bus both scored goose eggs In the fourth inning Diestel worked in one for Nashviile Columbus registered another In the Uftb inningIfiKery and Rhue'scored on passed balls Pichiney scoring one for Coltunbus In the girth' inning' Nashville nothing Here Columbus seemed to brace up Strauss Lyons Kapple and Pichiney scoring fol' lowed by Ciark wish a home run In the seventh inning Hellman end Diestel 'cored for Nashville Columbus nothing in the eighth Nashville scored nothing and one In the ninth inning Hellman scored for Nashville and Lyons for Columbus Crowell and Hillery did fine playing the former's pitching being par excellence Nashville's left-band batters did good work The ninth inning was played partly in the Voss and Hellman are the battery for Nub Title to-morrow and Dooley and O'Neal for Columbus The followiag is the scorer Ammet0ANIL vis It 111 4O A 11 Sowders lb 6 2 4 12 0 1 McKean 6 1 1 6 2 1 EillorY it-e-- 8 1 1 5 I 0 Voss rL- 8 0 0 I 0 0 Rhue111 6 2 0 4 0 1 Hellman al 5 1- 0 0 0 0 5 2 1 1 3 1 Diestel 3b 5 I 2 0 1 --fl Crowell pr 6 I I 0 1 0 TotaL 46 11 10 27 12 6 COLIIMetra l' AS: is DS PO A I Collins 213 6 I 1 it 5 2 Hamburg IT 6 0 1 It 0 Andrews Itt 8 0 2 10 I 1 Strauss mos 6 1 1 Lyons3bot 8 2 2 2 1 2 RapPle rfeee----- 4 1 0 0 '2 1 tichineyp 4 2 2 1 0' 4 1 Fitzgerald 4 I 2 2 1 0 --t- O'Neill 4 0 0 2 0 0 0144 41 0 10 57- 15 ir oaa at 1S111308 a 2 -11 4 ft 0' I 111 "0 2 3 I 2 I 2 8 1-41 Columbuc 1 0 0 0 1 it 0-1 1-- 9 Earned Si Columbus 4 Base hits-riowdere 2 Lyons 1 Pichiney I Threehase hits-Andrews ome runs-Clarke I 1' -1 'f Wild nirchee-sCrowell rPlehiney 3 i reseed bells-Hillery 2 litzgered 3 Struck out-Crowell 5 -PlchlucY5 Umpire Green Scorer Mott Time of game-Two hours and thirty Min utea 1 The rerun of th 40L- day of the season not a surprise to beat Augusta was I ter club will not ors until to day be without practie accomplish much The result of th unexpected The considered much' but it ward mom would be bad ever ao wUl be see column have a strength and may race for the penna The Birmingha Is but the ber of serious dim' veloped by the pre It is pmbabled but Birminghoms wou phlans bad not tin brought matters te Such games will a of the cities that encouragement to The most eveul day wm that won Columbus team 01 Both clubs sbowe one bowed that I and reilable be' strength of the mourn' The A win to-day's game than that of yeeter Sect strangers to th Columbus club weeks Bowden' a Bold made exoelle to-day will likely I won yesteday THIC CI Tbe great IS the Atiantas by am this city last night fifteen men and pork until the and exhibition mach charmed bashrille that th meet with the Al here In their ex two men for even field and by calli: local fielders tney able games The Clarkson Sutcliffe Burns Anson Pt liamson Dalrympl YOTEnt -Yesterday event') of people throngec boardleged Rhonod the edito From at uay Luuttub1115 11111 JO the resuli 1 Atlanta 2 8 Columbu 4 Chattano that the Consti to be relied up bu nainAt i 3uhtlea ws orMontgomery and Macoerwhn ddi stile ii tirLar tpei dr tvostnot onHa totelisnet mittee was citizens to su tg people will be aertaking A game of the set lumbus was day The hon Many thought Nashville' bu bet either Way battery for Fitzgerald es struck by a ter shied by his relieved by was hotly cent tor Nashville Columbus st'l 10 the bat Sowders led scored on HI throw to first Hillery scam vlitee sten get Credit Rolling lett hit and scored out in order In the seeoM Sowders scored ing out in In the third i bus both score( In the fourth for Nashville i VOW egg In the filth li on passed bal Columbus In the sizti Here Columbu Lyons Kappl lowed by Clark In the oevent scored for Neill in the eigkit Itt4414and Columbus In the nintb Nashville and Crowell and former's pito Nashville's tell The ninth 'nal dark Voss and Bel villa to-morrov Columbus T1 Sowders lb McKean 2b- Hillery Voss Hell man Werrickes Diestel 8b Crowell pt TotaL Collins 213 AHnadmrebwurgs'IlbIit Strauss als Lyons 3b Kipple rf tichiney AFitsirPrald O'll 4v Nei ITotaLt )Ict AmeticAnill" Columbus Earned rump Bue Threebase Ho Hradec ru ite et I rafted Struck out-4 Umpire Ores Time of gam Wes THE Penmylvania Hat Company 148 Union street are offering at retail a line of goods at $1 $150 and $2 far 'superior to anything ever seen in this section They carry a full line of Stetson hate also Whether you are ready to buy or not call and see their styles ap16 4t eits7 jA51It cf)o tji L9 WATOP1 16 jALKit LAMB' lisle thread hose 6 pairs for 6135 Only at The Pair DYSPEPSIA SICK HEADACHE CONSTIPATION FINK Imported jerseys in all colors at $125 worth $2 50 at Rosen helm's The three "ills" that make life a burden promptly and positively relieved by EXTRA fine imported black silk mohair irleya at $125 apiece worth $350 only at Rosenheim'a Nature's Great Remedy MA KI a note of it Children's school hats trimmed at 15c worth 50e at Special to tho Amoncan CRAB ORCHARD WATER In nee for 70 yearA successfully and recommended by physicians everywhere Price 35c a bottle Genuine Grab Orchard Salts are Will sold in sealed paper box packages at 100 and 25c See that "Crab Apple" trade mark is on all labels No genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold in bull Buy only Crab Apple brand Sold by all Druggists CRAB ORCHARD RAUH I3ORPANY SIMON JONES Manager de27 eodly Louisville gy DIANOND8 and Pearls Pound--Mr Tin Clark (with Dailey Davis tt McComb wholesale grocers 38 South Market street) found a genuine diamond and pearl ring in a C212 of coffee be paid $1 for at the Overland Tea Company 173 Church street under Masonic Theater 4 1 rf i 1 i MAY FLOW SMITH'S Tilit 0011EM ExtractofilayFlower EICITZMZNT On Church Overland Tea Company 113 Church street under Masonic Theater are doing a rushing business The store is crowded from morning till night' every person purchasing receiving a souvenir in the can of coffee or tea There-was a large number of watches and genuine die-monde found yesterday ACvery person In want of good tea or coffee should give them a c41 They may get a beautiful gold wat4 or a valuable diamond besides a doll's worth of tea or coffee all for SI Number of Cases en the Federal Dock Summoned Annuirri GA April Southern League schedule opened to-day with a Waterloo for the The game was even up to the end of the fourth Inning and very exciting but the Augusta then went to Wool with bad support to the battery The Alienates battery' were kiaffered end Six- smith Atlantaa'u Sullivan and Clark Mi- grate is weak in the field and four new men will arrive to-morrow and help undo pur defeat Atlanta Is a heavier club than ours but Augusta will do better to-morrow and Saturday Twelve hunded were present The following ie the score by Irminger' 1 2 4 4 5 8 1 9 0 1 0 2- 0 8 4 0 0-10 Alienate-- 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 Base al Auguste 4 ONiugusta10 Special to the Arnericao CHATTANOOGA TRH'!" April rectors of the chattanongas to-day signed for John Swartz a noted catcher of Cintrinnee and William Ottison second easemanObt Pittsburg They will loin the club Saterday noroarrtors roR ThoTTINO "Acta New YORK' April Spirit ot the Times will publiah in ita next issue a nommunkatiod from John Murphy the trotting home driver in reply to propositions 12 Wm 0 France Mr Murphy has deposited with'the editor of that paper $120 forfeit for a match for $25C0 each in barmen between the horses Maxey Cobb and Marry Wilkes the rice to be trotted any day after Sent 1 the date being fixed no late becauaeMn Murphy desires to first try to seat the best trotting record with Maxey Cobb Murphy deposits a like amount for a match to wagon between a pair to get of Happy Medium and a pair got by George Wilkes the race to be trotted Iwo weeks after the other and the pairs to be named on date on signing of agreement Theaeriaopoaitione will mmale open one week from 11 1 Till BARGAINS L1NS BARGAINS STANDARD REMEDY WORTH VOIS'ALL' DISBANDS OP TEl WORTH Looking Et GLADDER AD KIDNEYS! 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WAH Hmo's laundry is on Cedar street No 142 opposite Commercial Hotelap15 le 1 am's milk bread 505 2t -0- NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL Tnoss deliolotis California oranges at lliNtehe11's13 Union st ap1 5 2k At! 1 Endorsed py Practiclig Physicians AND APPROVED EV THE PUBLIC 500 pieces Standard Prints lovelystyles at 434c 500 pieces Union DMUS' hand some styles at ac 100 pleceiSatteens in fancies and combination suitings at 830 100 pieces Cashmere Shepherd Plaids fonr designs at 734c 100 pieces of CheeeeOloth in cream Pink bele grey blue and tan double width at 10c 500 pisoes Zephyr Gingham in stripes plaids and checks lovely shades at a bargain at 1234c 500 pieces of French Gingham) prettied styles in tbil city at 10c (warranted to wash) sold everywhere at 124c 960 pieces of JaveClotb(new) at 12c sells in New York st 2O 200 pleas of Fil a Fil Suiting (dew) 4t 12c would be cheap-at 25c yr Gingham and checks French Ging- Ivies in tbis ted to washi 12c aCiotb(new) iew York st a Fa Suiting uld be cheap- -a ox 1'6 ik JOWLY Ng Tom April 16 Turf Field and Farm will announce in ita z8 issue an offs( of $6000 by bin Peter Duryea for an open to all rowing race five miles over the Lachine courae provided Win Beach Ed-ward Hanlon and Winlace Rom enter kntries to CLOW July 20 with Hamilton Busby FRIEND Next Monday morning the April term of the United States Circuit and Federal Courts open at the Custom-house Judge Baxter will preside over the civil docket and Judge Key over klie criminal ths toter number of eases being about wo The following are tlie Jurors summoned: 4 4 T' Allman Pulaski Hiram Vaughan Nashville: Mat Henry Murfreesboro George Ramsey Hickory treek Warren County Roberts Jr Franklin Levi King Williamsport Maury county: Robert Caruthers Nashville George Phillip'' Wartrace Win Stringer Cross Plains Maury colored Nashville John Collier Murfreesboro A Vfebber Nashville Hunter Nashville Lea Snow Creek Smith County Wright Livingston John Aims Lawrenceburg Weiib -Liodge Sparta Wm Evans Moore County Glereceek Nitshville Fred Rans Sr Franklin County A Thomas Dickson County- A Capps Olympus A Reeks Centerville: Johnson Craig Centerville Thomas Beartl Lipscomb Maury 47ounry Crowley Fentress Court ty John Farley Carthage It Lassiter Manchester: Chas King Murfreesboro: Jno Jennings Atateeville- Wilson Cour ty John McDonald Monroe Overton County Dr White Lebanon I A Carey Tullahoma Henry Cunningham Lincoln County Robt Wmhbum Qaineabrm 1 IL Atilt Davidson Colintyt Wm Wright Edgefield lee Worthington Cain River Stockell White's Creek Davidson County James Wyatt city Wm Brixey Manchester landsdown Coiumblat A A Allison Cu thaws Ingram Baird's Mills Wilson County: Henry Martin city Alex Kimbro Ariel byvil 'et Willis Chesil' am (col) city Evan Linden Aneon Neleon city Robi Dale city Carpenter Columbia George A Farmer Springfield A A this emh Maury county base- Anderson McMinnville John McKinley Murfreesboro Pond Samuel Colville McMinnville: Randolph Barry Gallatin Ephraim Miles Ashland: Dillard Elkins Br Woodbury A Garrett Little Crab Fentress County James Thompson city Brown colored MeMinnvilte Jbhn Parris McMinnville William Garrett Baird's Mills Wilson County 'William Rua Byrd town Pickett County JohriL Hampton ce- line Clay County Li Burke Vesta Wilson County: Velem Fentress County: Zikanah Wright Byrdstown Goodall Hartsville: Riley McDonald Leb111100 William Pickett Gaineshom William Chamber lain Jr lAfayete James A Dillon Smyrna CliancaaV COURT Parris McMinnville Willies (Jarrett Mairdli Mina Witelon County Winiam Had Byrds Clay County town Pickett Count Johts6 Hampton vs line Burke Vests Wilson County El- Yeit(7w111toFen nlrer ii7egpniley Byrdstown Lenyrtnoo wit ra Pi kett eitinombom: William Chamber lastiT lAf et A Dillon ay del ames CHANCERY COURT- 0 MA N'S Mg It II i I II I 041tinT 010 THE A 10 o'clock this mornin the sale of sea' ta opens for the concert complimentary to Mies Kittle Cheatham The Geddes wagon team -ran away yesterday and badly injured the ve I II Tay Mitchell's pure home-made candies ap15 2t SItycnatt't milk bread Lob had fresh every day at lifr Chas Kuhn's and Mrs Ct Pohl's in North Nashville ap15 2t ALL varieties of Mitchell's bread fresh daily at Johoeon's and Mrs Altmeyer's East Nashville ap15 2t s' MDADIRS tit OSGOOD Neale daily fresh oysters and fish snapper steak 10o Spaniel mackerel 10c pompano 54)c to tOtt each shad 40t t6 50c each Nortlowest corner Square and marketehonea ap14 St THe celebrated reputation of the house of David Nicholson of fla Louis Mo is sufficient guarantee for the standard quality of the article They are the iele agents for the United i3 tete and British America 1e19 thorn 2rn NrcaoLsoe's pure malt extract or Liquid Bread continues to grow in public estimation as evidenced by increased demand from every direction in merit it is unsurpassed and it is highly rec by the medical profession of this and other letge cities as a delicious this and other Wire cities as a delicious NscHoLeoN'a malt extract or Ligtild Bread continues to grow in wub- lin estimation as evidenced ence increased 1 demand from every direction in merit it is hi hi it is unaurpassed highly ontmended by the medical profession of this end other lu-ge cities se a delleione Offered on its merits not Introdueed to the public by paradivg the names aud nature of thaeomplatuts of Ill'ose wh9 have been benefited by its usa Every bottle speaks for Itself andla 'blown adittrUsement eask your druggist for SMITH'S -4 I 1 Rev Gray will bold services at eggs' Hill and Springfield Thunslay and Friday evening Tht only real estate transfer yesterday waS of a lot in Maury 4c Claiborne's addition by Pratt to Myra Allen for f100 I I I EXTRACT OF MAY FLOWER Sold All Around the World apil dtliwtf Sold nrouna 'no wont' npLa 10 I I I I I 4 1 i 71- I I I 1 '1 MACON Bpental to the MACON GA April 1 200 people witnetwed the opening of the tugne emu In this city betwet the Chattanooga and the tiaeon 'went to the bat and sent the Chattanoogae to the field In the first inning Heinfeman sent a grounder to the Milt' baseman who threw IL to first putting him one tvI got to first on bails Moto but was caught sapping by the pitcher throwing ball i to oecond base Collins made a two-base hit in tell Ilekt Mack sent the ball to left field 1 second base and brought Collins home Stassetts took first on a dead bitil and Mack mute home on past ball Zell struck out Holland of the Chattanoogaa wu put out on abut ityrto earlier Zeigie was put out by grounder to third and thrown to find Ryan was pat out by a groander to meound and ihnnen lite almond taming Leighton Wm put Spec! MACON GA JO crawl thee In this city between U1e tThallationgas and the maeone maeon went to styli bas and sent the Chattsnooess So the nein inning st ng Helmsman sent a in the tir grounder to the (lir baseman who threw i to Orbs putting him ont I trot to first on halls AWE second bar was caught anning bv the pitcher throwing bail to seeond base Collins made a two-base hit in left tioid tifitelt mlnt the Ind" tplef! field stemma Daoe anu umugus Et Onie Staseeits took first on a bell and Mack rime home on pass ball Zell 'trite) out Holland of the Chattenoogua wits put out on a foul der np-to catcher and Zetele WW1 put out by rou to third thrown to first it en was pat out by a grounder to wand ruld thrown to first In Site sound tuning Leighton wu put The next meeting of the Lotus Circle will he held at the residence of Mr A South-worth with Miss Patti 8outhworth as hostess Last nigirt after the usual church servims at the Church street Christian Chnrch Charles t( Fuqua waemarried to 141m Calle Holmes by Rev It Lim Cave The 'smugger Of the Woman's Mission Howie are requested to Stiend the regular meeting to-day (Thursday) at 8 in at the home A (nit attendance ts dodred as bustimpoktanoe will be brought before the the meetings at the Church-threat Christian 'Church- still continue and there have been about twenty ileeqinolja so far I here Will be preaching by JIderJ Mountjoy At 7:80 every night during the week and some putitolit Are tube baptized to-nightao be nem at ttle reqtdenee et mr A VI swam- worth with Miss Patti Southworth as Last night alter the usual church sersinns the Church street Christian Church yin Charles it Fuqua wasimarried to Ilia Caine Holmes by Rev IL Lin Care The marggers of the Woman's Mission emo are requested tiend the regular meeting to-da (Thursday) at 8 at the ham A fun aiwndanfw tistOrmi Ita ImAL be bro bef the ore The meetings at the Cliurch-ittreet Chris- the 'Church mill continue and there have been about timid aeoeselona no ter I here will be preaching by Elder meantjoy 7:80 every night during the week end mome petunia are Kelm baptised FLOUR GRAIN ET41 WM BELEAL GRAIN DEALERS FIA)Ult GRAI ETC n- lid: 1111E4 tiltSON "I GRAIN DEALEILS9 State of Tennessee' et al vs Barris et al decree stme vs 8 Whitesideet al decree uuttitiVe tOnle fe10 thso 2m same vel Miller et al deerre: same vs Bank of Tennessee report ra of sale confirmed umftLeop Liquid Bread sold by drur A Young vs Bnsford et al de eree Wrenne receiver vs prises gists and groom generally ten tr ad litem Have for sale haat Proof Oat Choke Hay Feed lea! sad Selected Seed Cora both White aid jy12 ly 56 College St NewYork Palace stete et Tennessee' et et re T0 iiints et al dree rv ec seers 8 WhItesideet al dec Ittltritive tonic- fe10 tb 2m ree rt game vs Miller et al decree: same vs Bank of Tennessee report of sale confirmed umuLeop 1 quid Bread mold by drag- Rave for sale Riot Proof Oat Choke oll I a A Young ytt 8 Bteesterd et al de crew Wrenne Belp receiver vs re gists and grooms generallyr fen th Hay Feed Seal sad Selected Seed Cora lewYrk Plact I ad Mem ABM both While at jYl2 ly et guardian appointed I -s Uowley vs limed injunction 4 ie- I i sumx2111 11 "MM teLl el tit 4- 4 4- I 4 (3owley vs ilanntel Injunction dlt et guardian appointed uowley 11aktiel Digmukagb injunction 4 2nx.