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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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I 1 vvr A 10MEINIbrade A A A THE 1)AILY ANIERICAN NASHVILLE IIONDAT MORNING tItrIX 25 1887 Murry' To 1' i sr)hDrPilkfre Sat Lb 'd Pl ti OP Al woloo on -V MO tit etre 046rht-- rintolltdent: F1rt3t oLvtit tt 1: I Enrollment Second Session 8(:) I Lill Al 11111G11 Sess' 12 fo Its Third Session Sept 5 1887 at 26 South Cherry Street Ntshvilles'n4tm: 1 i of Ancient Languages Deosmaeld or mathematics and tkiellat4 Department of Inglisk and Vocation DM Modern Languages Prench(iormaa and Spaniel) Department of Vocal and insturmental Mus men ic Departt of Artipostmegois Cpartment AMthmette Dook-keeping Peontatiship atenomaphy sod TYPIWriting Prtnuirl Intermediate Inn Grammar School PPirtalsallt No extra shame for modem Languages Boon-teeping and aleoution Romeo stabled oa the Par ProsPrAun adOr(4111 if17 tad au topithp WOOLWINIL rine It" 4) MeloPbts Wire I Gavle Ptam Birmingh am: ilooftlmonmiemmallonom 4 ''1 04 OD FIN frir 14 1r 'C 004 me beretelori 17114 VItioli Pits NA EMIL TUN Ito WM Pot TURNER ZrATIZIT-05ErtSV 011eo No SelkNortk Sunamer St Telephone IffS Or 13 Stubblefield niumnntsurr (Woes heretofore No 171e Union St 'Man Telephone We II Iteo 17114 enioesis Twat A Gossip of All Notts From the Racs Traci' and Diamond Fields IL As SPUKR reiosident KUM PORTWEILD Comma ROM An't d011111110JUISON TIN Ploorkbordi i i I 1 -N ii OF NASIIVIT-alalab rrEINT No' I i'Do not fail to at! tend the Iteduefi tion and Bargain Sale dull Summer goods now taking place' at the BEE rug- 30 Norfh SummerStrect WAILNER et CO xrgerRANcE 11:2 11110ollop Telopkno 178 CULIPI11ATa no 'en 0400000CMD StiltPLAIS Itif4o430000 bl i I Third National Bank BuildingT57 North Co St BOARD OP DIRBCTORS A IIPURIt It II orrinrr Town AI( 00WAW IOC MIM A-LARD J)I WIADL Joe a THOWP80114) II IWIIVIILL WRAY IMOKIIIIT It LIA JETMINIRMAN A WILt 4' A RICRAHDNON I 001111q1 MAIO IIIIIRERT ANDIMW ittlitIAI Iv PORTER YAM St 0 at 17 THOMAS IIII IPP lila VAL BANdOIL A SPURN Joe THOMP80114 I a RICRAIADOON: auSt 41) --A CIVIL It NOTMCIER SOUTHOA a SON Engineers and urveyors flubdtvision of Property a Specialty 0Moollatis IP'iblie Square Con COUOire spill Subdtvision of Property Modally 113116 Public Square Coy College 11 WATSON ROSS WATSON! Civil EII1IIC1I all Surycyorst Maxwell Itonse earner mhZ7 IT CARRIAGES PHAETONS the Largest and Finest $tocli BUGGIES ET i 1 (2) rag Aiv Cluma ROES WATSON I ROSS wAirsoN tt Civil Ellginceiv Surycyors 1 the Largest and Finest Stock of 77- Maxwell Itonse Corner mh22 3 I 0 101041P PUT11101A NtL Dr Prank Hollowell geiddence SU Somme Office 11 North Sumer St Othos Telephone No 499 Of-lee Beam I to It A I te I I and 8 to Residence (at night) Telephone 307 el Dr Prank liollowelL Pwirsiole NS 5g5 Summeti OMee 91 North GM AM LUG Act 41 -xiv grim 1in in IltilatiSetdch in nrgalielruitialli Iraq trula 11124011-10-41404-Xlia-stakes-elose Aug 16 o's Tha room' of jockeys lip' te sly 16 la as fellows: 11 Won 1011t M'att toarloci IP 1t" 2 44 Church It 66 I Covincton ts ki Donohue 19 ou Yitruatrick 0 61 67 Garrison i 96 64 141 40 9 10(1 22 69 9 Haywnrd 6 ea 65 Littlefield 9 16 95 Luke 4 42 26 Mot'ar14 27 116 148 McLaughlin 44 116 161 Murphy 22 26 47 241 167 MO I Rafferty 4 59 63 Sbauer fi 49 68 West 28 1M 7 61 68 The following tab from the Turf Field and Farm shows the largest individual winners for each year since 1875: $41896 803)41) 85745 106--M1m Woodford 51121 18190 49109 18e0-1uks 46916 23425 of Magenta r59b5 1877-13ezil 22160 1876Vigil 2E090 16710 Tart Tople4 Quito hu broken down i Dexter is now 29 years old I The Dwyers 'paid 12500 for Kingston 1 The Travers' Stakes at Saratoga netted Corrigan's Cares 11139604 "Lucky" Baldwin thinks Estrella can beat Dry Monopole any day Ed Storms has sold Violator to Iowa parties He will be placed in the stud The current issue of Ilarpet's Weekly contains an excellent picture Of the great ilanover The races begin at Cleveland to-morrow' More than 027000 will be given in stakes and Vol Lewis Clark has declined an offer to act as presiding judge at the Chicago Driving Park Buckhound Cottrill Co's rattling 2- year-old bee been kept very quiet alum the Louisville meeting It is the general opinion of lurtmen in the Nast that Troubadour will let down before the season aoses 14 Great sport le promised at the Chattanooga meeting on the 4th and 6th of August The purses are quite liberal Sam Brown's horses have met with such suczess this season that leggin is thinking of wintering his stables at Mobile in the In! Hanover' gross earnings so far this season 16168160 'amount to more than ever earned by any horse hi one year in this country Dry Monopole's winnings this year amount to Of eleven startabe has won six races being foltr thnes second and I once third Hiry Patron M16 will trot at the Clevetand' track next Friday I for a purse of It be t116 sensational event of the circuit The Dwyer are Very anxious to secure Tea Tray Satan and Torchlight-' If they secure the fleet-footed trio fat 2-yearold stakes will beat their mercy Steeplechasing to certain to boom the coming autumn says the 'Spirit of the Times Great meetings are announced at Cedarburst Pelham and Philadelphia' 'A' C- Goodlett Clarksville Tenti4' bee purshased from Thomas Marshall Jr 1Pitteburg Pa the bay 6-yearuold mare Berlinetta' by Wedgewood dam New Berlin Girl 221w tis BLUN WING HAS RAMTBD od 76' 975 2345 of 95955 1 22 150 877-111211 15 Tart Topic4 710 Quito hu broken flown Dexter is now 29 years he Dwsers nald 'einctly 12500 for 0- a Kingston The Travers Stakes at Saratoga netted Corrigan's Carel Ill39504 "Lucky" Baldwin thinh Estrella can heat Dry Monopole any day vv Buckhound Cottrill Co' rattling ygar-old bas been kept very quiet alum the Louisville meeting It is the genered opinion of turtmen in the East that Troubadour will let down be- ArroftWEIte Menem IL AMU MERRITT ACKLEN Mtettleya St Law and Solioltors In Chancery lotions ri College St Nashville Tenn Tele- 711 Notary Public I the 149 AlikTrrs 4t -1414-1EINT ti irt-atlaw and Solicitor in Chancery Bake 43 iind 43 Oulu Building hvII1STonfl 1 PERCY D' MADOIN AXI3CORNICV-ArrIAMr No leGavock Block and American Noncoms' Banks ape ly lotp 1 I ATTORNEYS "oba inyesm scum DIERRITT AOKLENt AttErINTIS at Law and Sol iolt ors In Chancery Wases Vi College St Nashville Tenn Tele- howe'ra Notary Public I 0Moe 111813 stAirgnsnutb--swst 11111(1 A111151101111 MVP atonal Banks apt 17 imp 28 30 and 32 South College Street Bt Wareroom' and Factory 1 1 IL JLUaVe1 IL jF 11-bert 'W 4 0 I A 1 MANIIIPACTUMM OF FIRST-CLASS bmSADDLN a HARNESS MAKER SADDLN HARNESS MAKER 1 mil i 01 rt: 1 ri it 2 MONDAY MORNING JULY 115 Niter ADVSRTiSEKENT INDEX Salary of 18800 to the right man Saddle and harness hands wanted nicely furnished room in private family A young man of Philadelphia desires poeition in the South Penton Academy near Chariotteeville Va for men and boys Beautiful embroidered robes at halt price to-day at Wigan's Church i Civil mechanical and mining engineering taught at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Next term begins Sept 4 Stockholders of the Alabama Tennessee Coal and Imu Company notified te meet at Hotel Monte Sano near Huntsville Ala Aug 25 Roienhelm Bro Co attneunoe this morning that this is the last week of their great bargain sale Give them a call while you can purchase goods at halt price vat family A young man of Philadlhi ep esires Peeitien Le the South Pantops Academit Deer Cherlettleelllep -iii tit Mitt 3EC CO 1rap Wholesale Manufacturer at 'f Saddles Harness and Collars AM Dealer In WhIps Dollars Bridles Halters eta Na et College aad Broad otevata mill 1r ILwr enk ver eti Law Publisher Stationer Printer and Lithographerd'' With complete establishment in all branches I am at all times prepareCto furnish complete outfit for Counting-rooms Banks or Offices of any kind larAlar'llONE 045) I 140 ITNION STREET NASIIVITALE TENN44 ftnitii1 ste toil flaw rttunbutr oulutmen-rnmer atm NO I BEAL ESTATE AGENTS: CLAYBRO9K4 1 HUSTON Real Estate Agents oo AO COLE flLD1G te2 ly poistro Rog 1state 1 Goacfal Collectinit A Or WI' 3 go SS Public Squaro 4 1 1 I 91 I I moot 1 I BROAD-STREET AMUSEMENT HALL AND PARK gro-zsrxorxrre 1 riacsavxorrivrt TILE -ANVIL: 4 COUPS IN COSTUME 4--a-A MALE CHORUS A I )01 LIVIVEler In the "Mtn orere" 41111 SWORNSBOURNE'S BOSTON ORCHESTRA A GIGANTIC 110 411 lor Chfltirea 1) I I 5 I For Children 15 di 1 der 10 years 1 der 10 yearelli' Ott- 4Larialoolart 1- i 6 St fl PoiStall je29 tt 8 )0 A 11 rtt talit Tim local ball team is still on the downward grade and there Is no immediate prospect of any improvement in the posithe of the club during the present tour telly seems to have given completely down and Muran's last effort at Birmingham is palpable evidence that he le worse than useless Without better work In the box the boys are doomed to continued defeat and the pennant will float 'elsewhere New Orleans and Memphis have the beet show to capture the coveted prize but Charleston is playing a game of great strength and will certainly have a good deal to say about the disposal of the rag I plane them New Orleans Memphie Charleston Nashville and Birmingham although there is a bare poisibility that the Bock City combination may by a supreme effort wrest tail-end honors from their sprightly Alabama adversaries League sad Association Games New YOBIE July most striking feature in the game between the St Louis and Brooklyn clubs at Ridgewood Long Island to-day was the manner in which the 5000 spectators treated Umpire Mitcheit The crowd hissed him continuously throughout the gems The home clu2 got rattled in the fifth inning and as the visitors made a rally at the bat at the same time the latter got in enough rune in that Inning to win the game Brooklyn 10020000-6-8' 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 -4 Base 5 St Louis 7 7 St Louis Batteries and Peoples Caruthers and Boyle ilemaphis wins a sasMev' BfauntonuttA11- July 24---(Specird Memphis won the game to-day on Smith's strong pitc)iing the support they gave him and their timely hitting and by errors BtrmIngham4O 0 :0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 :5 0 3 Base hits-Memphis I Birmingham' Birmingham Bat- tertes-43mith 'and Crotty and Snyder Assailed the Kerne Plate Boerne July McKinnon Pitts-berg's find baseman died to-day of typhoid fever at the Waverly Boueeln Charlestown Base nail neevettes 4 Mike Kelly Is leading a forlorn Nashville's pitchers are broken-ware 'Chicago may gaiti the lead this week The Detroit" itre scouring the woedit for pitchers 1- 5f southwest Georgia towns Will Itr3' 1111 amateur league next season Washiegtotels one of the best-equipped olubs as to in the League The Nashville team went up like a rocket and comes down with a dull thud 'Walter Goideby's clubv the Topeka Will nicer likely land the Western League pen- Yose tea rigainraci his former effectiveness and le now pitching good ball for Denver The "Baby" is makieg them all hustle kid ow to beat her-- Vtde MemphW defeat Saturday Pittsburg 'hag sold Morris and signed a new amateur pitcher by the name of Chicago la 'pushing along 'toward' the front being now but two games behinA the Wolveriees -Pitcher Neal of the Loulsellies appears to be about the biggest chestnut now on the diamond 'Cbarleeton -patrons ere losing faith in Bungler Biz Mustachios Is weakening in 1 Ids work rapidly Bravo Anson! "Der Boss Manager's" reputation pales before the towering ability of the "Der Boss Captain" Bimick's smoked Italian contingent from Pennsyreania's western metropolis is still struggling toward the rear Larry Corcoran has dropped completely out of sight- and will -probably never-be seen on the base lines again The New York team has been playing Inch poor ball this season that 500 is a good audience at the Polo grounde these days AL Maul is not often seen in the Phila' delphia ranks Reach le sighing for -that $2500 which the handsome pitcher cost him Jack Glasscock the great shorktOtio playing in poor form this season Jack's convivial habits are beginning to get in their work The Metropolitans Are steadily losing money Base ball is Certainly at a low ebb In and around Gotham so far as the big teams areconcerned fp: The St Lou' Browns 'have 'a safe lead They will never be headed by either: Baltimore or Cincinnati no matter what- the beckers of thoseclubs may used Billy Goias seems to be a pretty good alk round player As a pitcher he will probe bly never rival Clarkson or Ramsey but be gets there all the same in thie league Caylor considers Eimer Smith the best left-handed pitcher in the countryy has probably forgotten that Kilroy and Ramsey are still in the land of the gr The Memphis team got clear of i dleturi)" lug unruly member when it gave' Jack Sneed the shake but it has detgriorated perceptibly as a ball-playing combination sines thM event 4" "Bob Burks of the Nashville team is rapidly proving himself the best short-statisver seen in the Southern Leagne' Re a steadier game than either 011ie Bear or Mont rime' Goss11" I uanyv ut lg a paw vou an wow Llew leans Memphis Charleston Nashville and Birmingham although there is a bare poi- sibility that the Bock City combination may effort wrest tail-end honors by a supremo from their opriglatly Alabama adversaries Association Games NEw Yong July Moot striking feature In the game between the Si Louis and Brooklyn clubs at Ridgewood Long Island to-day waa the manner in which the 5000 spectators treated Umpire Mitchell The crowd hissed him continuously throughout the game The home clu2 got rattled in the fifth inning and the lust- A- 4 oh StrOlig the support they 'MVO him and Weir line hitting audt by errors Birmingham 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 g) 11 (1 0 3 Base 1 Birmingham 9 LOCAL NOTICES The Days Ars Numbered': So come today Tito cases India crepe dream goods at 7Xo 'a yard: large moeluito bars ready made at 50 75o and 125 at Itosenbeines This Is the Last Week of our great bargain sale Forty dozen Lott wide spring bustles at 10c double Width ocrim for Moe curtains and fancy sorbn at 5o a yard fine 114 sheeting at 20o a yard brown apron linen heavy quail 8Xo a yard at Itosenheim's Ay yam at muumuu 1 Prison Sunday-School There were present yesterday evening at the Prison Sunday-echool 28 teachers 471 putffis and 15 visitors the exercisse In the regular International lemon proving vert Interesting to s2 after which the Chaplain Rev Utley gave a succinct amdysis Of the lesson much to the edification of all preeent Prof Frank Goodman by Invita- tion made a brief and approprate talk followed by an excellent talk from Mr I Throne to which the school listened with deep interest During the rain at the conclusion of the oervicee the choir gaveadditional music to the delight of tol pre out The -corps of faithful and efficient teachers is kept up better thus far in the heated season than formerly and it is a matter of congratulation among the pupils beautiful embroidered robt'ke at 11 $175 105 and 1325 reduced from 150 $450 and ed John Wigan a Co Church street 1 HART Real Edge lumina Alcutt 11 College Et I Telophone 41187 1E10 It I I 1 I 4 Ittt-i i 4 0 4c1 KaSkey'S For elegent eandiee suitable for present eend to Maekey's Union street next Colo buildin ire )11117 sod sod 5t And the Citizens- lataid One Cool Night to sleep Gentlemen wanting low shoes can be supplied at very low prices as this line of go(ds must be cloeed this season Ramage It Son jy24 21 HENRY ItARDDTG CO Real Estate and Rental Agents Riede( sold my furniture business win devote time to did sad 00entri ProyetZ flolealP EV 17 SHIELDS GLASS' riteal Estate Exchange 4 t4 St CiW'rry 80 IMMS Teleplom No est DUCKWORTH a REAL ESTATE BROKERS r7v4164 166 Church Street Chola city preWorty hemmed 'mad weiroproveii for Correepoodowes eolleited wed lye At)AMS CO9 Ette Colloctiti Aloes Rio M111 'rite A RE tv trhi IRC For trunks and all kinds of traveling bags call oh Ramage Sbn J121 2t Ht Embroidered Robes at Less Than Ralf close out we offer 50 embroidered nainsook robes at $150 originally $450 and 80 embroidered Swiss robes at 350 worth $7 See them Thompson 1 Kelly Summer street jy24 4t tAlvo The 11111'66 'Addison Branch and the Ilayd6n and Jasper ky Coal limes for Sale We have 5000 acres Solid Coal center of the Upper Cumberland River coal fields located on the Cumberland Elver in Pulasld County Ky and near the AL sale These mines have been developed and coal proven of first-class quality and practically inexhaustible in quantity A very fine property investment A big fortune for somebody For particulars address SHIELDS BROS GLASS I It 1 14 lov trillion et over Banking lb Trust Co IIIGHT HOOPER CO Ao teal Estate and General Igents 17 11 St Tlophiboto 1114h able Mt 14191 teal inN The rain descended iesterdal It never was known to ascend but It has' been so long since Nashville was visited by a good rain that IL will thrill every sympathetic heart at a distance with joy as It did those In the city yesterday The rainfall was L65 Inches Dying nature and sweltering humans alike welcomed it and all were rejuvenated by Its gentle falling The duet on housetops was carried Into empty cis-term and the foliage of the trees were relieved of guile on accumulation of real estate Some of the streets were watered for the first time since the last big raillseveral weeks ago It beat a water cart The dust was fettled and the atmosphere was male cooler and purer Street cars glided along noiselessly almost Ladles walking carried no fans tu3d gentlemen were not hot It rained nearly an hour Everybody is happy The housekeepers are glad and the businees- men and huebands--are much elated over the prospects for better crops in the fall and a few cool now 4 0 Vf Sunstrokes will now no longer be daily chronicled It has rained It just poured down The air was cooled and the people of Nashville got one night of sound sleep This morning the atm rise" over a cooled and cleaned city "Row long It will remain so the lapse of a few 'days will show Shines will last longer now since the dust I settled the ponds will be increased in that there will be less danger now In dipping water dogs Into milk cans when the dairyman waters his stock The reporter feels constralued to remark that rain Is a pretty' welcome visitor and the people of Nashtill will bear him out in this assertion 0 i Tws fineet and best selection in the city barouclaso phaetons drags Surreys buggies carts etc at lowest prices can be found at Sinnott A Co's 59 and 01 South Market street Give us a call be making your purchasers as we will make it to your interest to do so ly24 10t Urrit further notice you can buy best Kentucky screened lump coal (Central City) 10Xe per bushel genuine Je11ick164c per bushel Terms strictly cash Kendrick fr Telephone Yard 244 Cherry street' ly8 tf DONEWOlt the Clothier 18 North Cherry street dealer in fine tailor-made clothing for gentlemen boys and children' wear 1 would respectfully call the attention of numerous patrons to the fact that at the winding up of the sesson'e business he finds himself in possession of a larger stock of summer-weight goods than Is desirable to carry Over to next summer and wishing to show in a substan4 tin manner his appreciation I of their kindness and liberal patronage during the past season be takes this opportunity of offering the balance of his spring and summer goods at cost reminding them that his entire stock is manufactured in the heat poesible manner and of the finest and beet material A beautiful line of black and blue skeleton serges light colored worsteds black brown and dahlia in cork screws whits alpacas pongee gib India sea grass drop d' eta etc Donelson 18North Cherry street jul9 tf rzylay 'A1113101t- 4- 1 A roliceman Was Not Mobbed by Negroes of Mell's Half-Acre Hell's Half-Acre is eustaining Its reputation although the wens of disturbance changes weekly Saturday night a dance WU given by the negrose at Lan old bones just beyond the' Shamrock Ella -Thers was a large crowd In attendance and things began to get lively about midnight Special Officer Robert McKinney who has done much toward quieting this section since his appointment as deputy Sheriff went down to the dance to break it up but the crowd warned him to keep away Bob la not the man to be bluffed and despite the shower of stones and threats of being mobbed he of stones and threats of being mobbed' be I 31 Cherry St Telephone 054 1) 3u8 d9m mhl 1 1 1 't i i I 1 1 1 i I i 'V i KEERLE CO pUzziAx misTAT Aom-mrs le Clisrry streot4 trp-statro Nash Teas am mil and rent real estate Prompt returns guy meg renttr2 returns It Vie have new flour We have water mill meal We have pure leaf lard We have New Orleans molasses Hogan Hall 106 Broad st jy24 2t Why pay $60 for a sewing machine 'when you can go to Stickley's and buy aNow Home for $35 43 Summer etreet jy17 swots 121 IL Stickley will sell a 4-4rawer New Home sewing machine for $35 48 Summer street jy17 sumo 12t Best Tumor and Crazy Cloths at cases beet Tuseor cloths in new and beautiful designs at Sc originally 15c also fifty pieces cream crazy cloths best quality at Sc Thompson Kelly Summer street Great Bargains in Black out down our skick we offer a large lot of black rhadameo and armures at $133 tutelar prices $225 to $250 also superior black gros gluing at $1 heretofore $150 See them at once Thompson Kelly Bummer street 8000 Yards Paris Drees Goods at Lees Than Half olean up we offer 8000 yards Paris' dress goods at 87c originally 75c to $125 These are elegant season's purchase Bee them at once Thompson Kelly Bummer street jt23 10t 1 AIJIriod0-kati0041: Ma or oollectiong Negotiations of loam Veda KY jet) laut OGLE'SBEE BRO 414 It- Etat Estate Law and Collectiots Room Colo Bididing CASH 111 CAPITAL $1000 000 4 BOARD OF DIRICTORS iv COLS KIRKMAN JOHN WOODARD JOHN IL LEA JORN GRAY JOHN tik HOUVrON A HARRIS BURNS ROBERT A YOUR HILLMAN A ATCHISON DOUCLAS J14 MAR JONES BERRY W34 PORT JACKSON JOHN KIRKMAN President EDGAR IONIA A HARRIS Cmhier JOHN I WU COLL Okaintaa Itteeltive Committee A Milt CRAIDEBAD BUDD WILAILIt IlltEDAL JOHN ORR President' Vies Preeident sell 1St Pine Paris Fans at offer 200 elegant Paris fans at 75c originally $150 to 210 See them Thompson Kelly jy21 lit WEA1LLEY Ile al EistateIAgent9 40 North Cherry Street PrePorti bought and odd at private sad spawn taloa 15 mht-tat tILARk LoWEIg ARAL ESTATE BROKERS me It oBERItir orritzwr4 4-4b5 ROMS Amu 4 IP ANDIUMIL ORIN ANSON NELSON CO (I Estate an! General gents i A -54 COLt BITILDDC04 )Propety Bought and Sold- Loans Negotiated nill5 )pro 2 et Advice to Soothing Syrup for children teething the prescription of one of the best female 'tarsal and physicians in the United States and has been used for forty years with' nevertalling success by millions of mothers for their children During the process of teething its value is incalculable Itnrelleves the child from pain cures dysenary and diarrlima griping in the bowels and wind colic By giving health to the child ft rests the mother Price 25c a bottle no24 mo wait kwly vTvz-v1111SHCRAFT 4 111eal Ifftrt-f lAdeortiseenents under tha head of "City Item" 15 cents perlins sash insertion le Cherry St I Telephone 1151Li Tor 1 '''''''f 413 t4 1 to 101' ritt 44 tl a a Clil' sailed into the row and etweeedad in cep I AB an evidence that racing la now on a luring ltd Roberta and Alex Stephens two permanent footing throughout the country c't lb If received "'Feral and especially in the Eaat I have only to bruises in the scrimmage and 'utilized his point to the official announcement of the clob with telling effect Officers Peebles and Fitzgerald beard the racket and went peat stakes now opened by the Monmouth out bagging Sam Reed who had a pistol Park Amociation to be run sluing 1888 McKinney came to town with big prisoner' 1889and 1890 and those programmed for and they were communed to jail by 'Squire 1:: and 1889 at Saratoga The stakes at Everett McKimeV that Went t8 erred Monmouth -which are declared by- the some parties in another part of the district Spirit of the Times to be the richest in the and failing to return borne during the land will be greatly surpassed next season night' the rimer Wag circulated the" Already Monmouth given more money for had been 'flubbed hY the negreedel' au' it racing than any course in the world40 The created quite a sensation lie turned up stakes 2-year in 1888 (now sear- -olds all right howeve tor about 9 o'clock much to 1101 ate the Hopeful locryte selAine the relief of his family and friend 1 Ani-o'd and criterion to which fl500 Dien in Dakota fi aided in each case and the Junior Chain- The Daily Tribune of Lead CityIllack pion to which $10000 Madded The stakes ror oletioolds In 1889 (now yearlings) are R111112 Datt inentions the tieath pf little the Lorillard with 810000 added the Mon Joseph Moore eon of Mr and JosePh mouth Oaks (for fillies) $1500 added the Moore of that Place st the age of 11 Stockton $2500 the Stevens 12500 Ora-months and 28 days The Lmrents are well $1000( West End (tor fillies) known hers Mr Moore an old Nash- 000 added The Rociebred Produce Stakes stile boy Be left here lir Miff for Lead for 1890 is also open for the produce of City and returned ta Nashville in 18tie mama now in foal to be run ae 2-yearelds AmiA In 11 lism Ito noinrhilt in 1 knit SI MA 44 T-k 1-TheDititi Tribune pt Lea----d Jack RI DattAsentIons ths tenth Tei ihtht Joseph Moore son of 41t1t4ncl Mrs" Joseph a Moors of that Place tbe age of months and 28 days The palsnis are well known here Mr Moore is an fold villa boy fie lett here fir ow or Lmad C1t31 and returned -t01 Nashville in gradilated In law at the Vanderbilt in 18e6 griduated in law at the Vanderbilt ha 'Diet- 400Q added -ii I me Det wenuens the ilea) et utue ior In 1889 (now yearlings) ere the Lortilard with 810000 added the steeps Moore son ni Mr and Mrs Joseph mouth Oaks (for fillies) 11110 0 added the ste B' lamre ll that Place 0 500 4 Ulf age of Steektent 112: the gteve 500 ow ns g2 months and 28 days Tbs parents are well lam IF1011100 Wmt End (for fillies) 14 kn her Moor on Mr le an el Nash- 000 added The Romered Produce Stakes 11 bo I nb I IPAY or -Lead for 1890 is also open for the produce of el ere ur now in fo to Nahville la 184 City and returned -s ares al to be run a 2-yearolds s' graduated in law at the Vanderbilt hi 18e6 10 $4k added -44 4 i v'' writ1n' INT I SRITTERt Merchin Titirpr Ilea received tun line tot iorrxritAms: so 84 March St Tian yc W' So aa cLurek tag wahme Sas OPERA Hituou GRAD -vtlanA HVIJi3144 ANGLDf Manager SUPPLEMENTARY SEASON I 4 1 ri For tour nights and Saturday Matinee 6 commencing NATectzteosc1a3r 3u-13r 137 ourri-tmtil I An i II 1 411' e' iri For hart nights and Saturday alatinse c' emme 7 as1 13 3r 1 I CHASE ON THE ROOF The Chief of Police and a Defective After Prisoner Quite im amusing Incident woe witnemed at the work-house the other evening The merSury was playb3g around In the nineties and the Chief and Sergeant were sitting out in front endeavoring to catch a breath of fresh air When some ens gave the alarm that a prisoner was escaping It seems that a slender colored youth who had been arrested for Carrying a pistol had squeezed himself out through the ventilator of the dungeon scaled a post ibi the workshop and reached the roof A ladder was quickly thrown against the wall and In a twinkling Capt Kerrigan and Detective Casteen were chasing the fugitive around the In roof with an alacrity that would have done credit to the fielders In a base ball nine i They finally got him cornered but not until they were pretty well winded and looked as though they had been out in I a shower 1 Death of Bond United Stato DePutY Marshal Pond died in Putnam county Saturday of billions feverf A telephone message announcing his death was received here yesterday Mr Bond had been la tbe revenue vervice for twelve years and was an efficient officer He was a gentleman well liked During the war he served in hiorgan's cawdryc Be leaves a family in South Nashville Ms remains will be brought here for bmial The Anesuonin Exploded PIDIADELPIHA July 24--An explosion of tunmonit occurred last night In the retrigerating department of Engers brewery which resulted in serious injury to five men slight Injuries to three others and a pecuulary loes of about $2000 1T DIED SIMMONS--In this city Sunday July 241887 Samosa JR late of California The funeral services will take place from the resioenoe of Mr Harrison 335 South College street at 4 o'clock in conducted by Dr Pyitzgeralct the residence of terani 83 South Cherry Mits Csuntx IRANI wife or 4rtank in the Seth year of her ago Funeral notice hereafter 644 4tif ett00 th tilvirekt 761 NI vb t'n '146101 tir611) A 4 mu 41 4wtitt erIsq- It) lte trulted Stake DePutg Marshal f7 i gd died 111PlItneat 001Inth SaturdaY ot billions on fever A telephone meesags annowicing his death was received hers yesterday 1Ir Bond had been ill the revenue sorviee for twelve years and was an efficient officer liked the war he served in Morgan's cavalry' Be He wa a gentleman well During leaves a family in South Nashville Ms ra- mains will be brought here for bmial I 0(1 The Allikillentill Expieded ''7' A PinLADELPIA gOly 24--An explosion l'uk In II ra- 'iitarn-Moithi occurred ed fast night In the trigerating department of Bergner Engeerrs brewery which resulted in serious injury to five men slight injuries to three others and a pecuniary lees of about $2000 A i ''J I P' ul-y EMMONS-In th is city 8unday 241887 I SimmoNso Ja late of Caltiornia The funeral services will take place from the restoence of Mt Harrison '335 souto CAI- lege street at 4 o'clock Ix conducted hyDr All' KAt the tosIdetoo of If trfook f53 4 oeuth Chem ao thate IRANI WI flank In the 89th year el her age i 'Funeral notice hereafter in iot4 44A0 tit tavirek 70 IbiliN I A I EURRTEVRIS rt RA Blot 1 41L1es gashLEADIAct 1100ToGn4PHER" We 186 An kinds of or tAia astahlignment io or styles ITTTIVOTTITIVOZ 0'w CharminoSoubretti: 11 OIN 11 -ce most venderfd rainaCurer the world haieyei known Its effects are Instantaneous I Lt) 4itt thildren Cry for Pitcher's Castorlalo 1 ist LI la 14 la ti Lt ihz la Lt th20 ly lolp i Mon-- 4 i rfloTtaJRA TrItr i 4 14 34I 0 a le 4141e die itotl 4 I I 'NADIA PROToGgAPELER 0 most wonderf 74 4 eyer Palm-Curer the world hag i 4 1 4 4 pre les 1 4 04 The Charming ouorett It 1 I 4 1 knOlnle l'4 effects are Instantaneous wad at work An Lib astabitithment At six or I t- 1 1' Vs 3 Witt thildren Cry fori Pitcher Casora tl A iss Cl le Bernar ase -t' I 4i ruwisTyrww 4040 1 i a soli--w-- eIiiihta-40401011116AtImiroil Supported byt carefully Company In the laughable Three-act Corn- edy entitled ko ar 1014 7' 1 Introduelfg Songs Dancing Banjo Solos etc i 4 Price 10 35and Atie ri -Its Sow on side akbuckworth's Jr241w Supported bra carefully seleetedCompany in the taughabie Tilyetact 1 in the laughable Thneeccl uurc" 1 dfeetuiee 7''t' 66 rt-2316 MA 9 I 1 Jetroclueleg songs Dancing Ban jo Solos ate 0 41 i i 4 i 25 3n popular prices 11 5 Ad 5044 8 --t ilow on sale at 4 19A 22 DEALER Outran Street known to the art la done it Old picture copied to any when he went back to Lead City and has e' Icol trt been practicing la since4 meeting with good success Me father was James Inlit A WTI Moors who was so lantir in the saddle and or to attend By dmr of tilt PrePident-- Bast A EMI 1NnSON Preetclent 13001 ci je9i 111914M 4 tv 51' Pro tem i 1 dons it fl Old picture copied to any when he went back to Lead City and has tt e- reisir icoi su been practicing laW since4 meeting with JitSaratoga me antraeturtmen good emcees Me father was James the stakes announced aro the old standard nix DEALER I Moore wbusiness ho was so long in the saddle and ments of further years and one open to --------------L harnee on Market street Bo re- 'WOOD I 1 turned to Franklin Tenn for his bride- colt ant 11111e119 now yearlings The Sara Hand Ind Fells I who wm Miss Susie Jordan daughter of toga Stakaa of 1888 Jor 2-year-oldeil lam tiotete Wiitillte nd tOVOS the late Brennan Jordan They were $700 added the Kentucky of 1888 stakes I er llen Ki liwthville loan marrito June 2 1866 and Wbat at once to Dr sloroldo bee 1700 added The stokes one No lox Dakota- i' for 1889 are all for 8-year-olds now Prohibition -7 lings) and are as follows The Travers crritTiitIr i To the Voter of the Sixth Ward: A mass- 9 added the Iroquois $1000 added Alabama (for fillies) SOO added the meeting of the cititena of the Sixth Ward Num' It1000 added the Kenner 4it660 11 who are Interested ha the cause of prohibi- added la each run a moderato declare tion will be held Tuesday evening at the tion is permitted and hence the Chance lit corner of Demon breun and Eummer streets presented to anomie owning I large num Ali entem of the above ward are requested bw of colt to nominate them all and at 1 to attend Br ordsr of the President-- -1 tbe saute time be enabled to relieve them 3 Rat ioipt A EMI 1NnSON Preeklent1 ssiVell of the engagement of the inferior --114-- ---1 of a cui to 91 )11tv Ciitailar Sec) pro tem ones by the payment of a 'declaration pf Asa eft WA 4 43 nowt oodtto sit 141o 1 il 1 4 4 a xi ski 41 to tolur Pp iiik44 "At tst '40 wit 1 I 4' 1 rlatil 'wooD Sod Et lis Furniture Stem Hood of 101 Kinds Nashville Tenn No 1078 DENTISTRY tSaratogahe kee chureh aares known to th art done at Old pictures copied to any when he went back to Lead City and has 4 ---4-s-- i feisty tool 44 been practicing law sinclei meeting with an traeturtmeL good success Ms father was' James the stakes announced are the old standard DEALER i swore who wm so long in the saddle and harness bminess on Market street Be re- events further years and one open to ----I''''''''- '14'' ''WOOD 'i eetontfiiritlem anikhnenTmeanvnice? reor thl Ilhe W--y-e-warlin--gs- ----Taii-ir end lture lic I who wm Else Susie li Jar dan daughter of togiStake1 Of :103 forB-year-oldseL has Veragteeee the roman rd an Th ey were $700 added the Kentucky of 1888 stakes tioodo of ll Kind lat No 1D78 a liaaheitte lona Tn1t's(stai tor are all for 8-yar-olds (now yeap arriell Juno 2 l'' 1' i889 18'66 aud weat at QUM to tor eyrar0)1 bee 1700 added The Make Prohibition Biettiosi ki'- 7 i llogs) and me as follows The Travers ithrtrsT To the oterJot the Sixth Ward A ma RY iti 000 added sa Iroquoi $1000 Added the Alabama fillies) 800 added: the meeting of the citiZene of the Sixth- 'W arn pagan ft000 added the Kenner gli660 11 who are interested hi the cause of prohibi mete declarai' added la each race a odra tion will be held Tuesday evening at tho tion is permitted and hence the chance la corner of Demonbreun and Eummer streete presented to tintypes owning a large num All voters of the above ward are toqueMed bm' el Coke to nominate them all and at i 1 to attend Br orgimr of the Preeldent-- the same time be enabled to! relieve- them 3 REV ions A FITT'INnSON Preeblentlt of tbe engagement et tbe inferior 14'41 CI 4c9l Va 101419 li Jittv Av piLlik a4 Sen't Pro tem 1 oho by the aymen It of -declatitteit pf 0 00 0 ed 1 ti le 4 1 I --k i- fr I I Buys Vow and Second-Hand end Household is N4 -Cherrs ht spa 17 TelephonS iY11 ly 711 (1 301: 3 1 11169 I I itqg 111g 1411 I ir kit 'frq 16 I 4 4 1 4 Ilun ew and Secoao-flend 4 end Household ly 1 eoddv 1 f' I 4 0 ''v 11 ID1 I '0 ISO N4qUherre St I le 1 24: i i 1 I 1 1 iL 1 i i ll'ljiic II Jt -t1141 7i 74 se 11441 tik i PL et 46 1-1L'It'' 1 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