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Trrn DAILY A151LrliICAN NASflVILL MONDAY- 3I0111TING AUGUST 1 I Sfri: 1 8 SPORTING CLOTHILIC IIRENHAN'S SELECT SCHOOL -relt PANTOPS ACADEMY Nun Csseiternisrims FOR BOYS AND YOUNG BIL InGs Send Nr Cattdoxtio Jonn 8poir4on 1 Prinepel FIRIAR Willouth reD Associate iYZ5 THE DANCER OF CHOLERA AND CHOLERA MORRUS AN BR Litman TO A GREAT EXTENT IF TRE WATER 70U DRINK OR USE RAS been clarified nd purified wUb the American Water Clarifier and Purifier Which Pinioned by the titrhoFt medical and netentlfte Whinny and when aped accordtm to directions Is cheaper than a filter and tar auperlor lag your druggists tor sample packages or order irom let tointila lop Pp vtrztlartsrenv cgc) 14LPIr1T1141-130 11Tle Nashville Done Up Brown by the Pelicans SPRING 81111 WEAR 11 ALL COLOES AID STYLES A Few Itemarks on the Defeat of Hanover CAN BE SIMI AT I CBI THRILLI CO31 A General Collection of Base Ball Notes for Lovers of the Game rrHIS SCTIOOL WILL OPEN IN CENTRAL NASIITILLE fLOCATION ANNOUNCED IN DUE I time) alsPT last and tepee Pa first annual session 'Jae 8 Ilie ft The methods are new mid peoweewasc Pupils are trained to think ttw theumwives and are prepared for college course pritdical business Ilk Special attention to beginsere The number will in no ease exceed twenty-eve Though hating been born in Nmhville and bavitig lived in the city to manhood the Prtncipal being a comparative stranger as it teacher outsiders it due both to the citizens and himself te present testimonials and references The fallowing are selected: sninnyritta Titan July have known ProL Brennan tor a Dumber of years aa a citizen Of Shelbyville and an educator He is a maned and cultivated gentleman a ripe and thorouge acholar and enthusiast in his profession -energetic mum and untiring In the schossi-room lain satisfied that the patrons of bis school will bed biro thoroughly competent for the performance of all the duties of a Walther and that they will never 'inlet the trusting of their children to Mtn EDMUND COOPER eatanyvilAg TNN July 26 18147-4 have known Prot Drennan for three years during "ditch thee be was the Principal at Dixon A Memy as Sheibrzille Team I patronized bI infitittittOn I regent him as a most excellent teacher etworpetic capable and the wog superior manager Of boils that I have ever known Be le a teaccer by prfAomion and from choice and la eminentiy qualified for the work of preparing student lot college AS a Meeker of boil he will be a vainable acquisition to any communitr 1 HIRRSON RElifitight'SS--titete Supt kaank smith James Vice President Merchants' Sankt of Berry Dentoville it Co: Dt Piunket President State lioari of Heelth: lion Themes 11 C6111011 Shelbyville and Dr wagdea ot Clarksville Chanceller of the Southwestern Presbyterian University Cominguicattous should be addressed to I FitoF 33113311sTisTAIsT au 11322 78 North Summer Street City Nei 8 North Cherry Street No rAnusaza 1s41 IERCANTILI AGENCY tZ Ciro C34Do For the 'Promotion Ind Protection Trade end Collection of Debts tZ t' 3 Forth Tro '1 litrA" tsc it- 't l'4'I' 0 ') i --4- jt--r1'- 7: '14 4 -4-1o1 ') 'N 6 ol-41)-6- -'''4t7: '4'4- 't tit-Aleoiollfizi-S4o3144-VeT-16464 1-- '':) 41-1'1- i 71264i- 1 -111 ri 1 wi 7' 4'''' ol'''''''''-'1114)(47' I fe- r-o 'rtr 0 4 i tom AI q4k)''' --0' 'A '-r-'1d'iI'S 7 tt-s pipio' 0 ''''6 4' LI iti41' A 4'--- ''41 42 'iltt fr'7' 14 'qt '1 rt it I ill SO! 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ltc" 4 "-14-ftr---- 1'417-' -t-' 4 -4thY40-4A-4 044jyyncyiA0i4q-14 ZP ow st i 4 IA 4 i144ut144-- 1I The facilities of the ADENCYCOLLECTION DEPARTMEN' offer goatee edventages for the conectionot peet-due eiahne end I open to the nee of mei emote gimerally whether subscribers or Dot AGENCY offer lupo polt-due iatagu GRUBS CRACKER COMPANY LAfio Aat Ihwell 416 loa AtofLor Ihmof IlihilL4060Jr11046La of samlollouldie Amag -r cAndy and Nose 19 2 and 28 nd os 7 9 ltliFie Stet Nos 18 18 al icoest 20 lynt Sotieet Non 1 8 5 11 akuitSteet i We are the laigetit t)igekirti -iNcrtWa -1Tailiatcoip and Sonth'bi Lonia All goi)de ditartuAred to be Fall Weight and First-Class 44-19k for further particulars apply at Mee Church St eon College NaelyIlle Tenn JOSEPH run" District Manager Nashville Ohattineogs and InoxvillL sallaawly top col istP Chian Jos Nimbi salt! Hanover in their calculation but played Sunbeam or Laggard instead according to their lane Philip Dwyer had a shrewder bead than his brother who thought that stale as lianover was he could run away from ouch colteemLaggard and Bradford even with tat Bue he uiaderrated Laggard truir The batting averages of the National League and the American Association have been prepared Brouthers of Detroit toads the League batters with an average of 464 Darling of Chicago Thompson and Twitch ell of Detroit Arson of Chicago utt Mike Kelly follow in the order mimetic all having averages above 400 In the Aweulation O'Neil of St Louie is first with ma average of 486 Pete Browning and Reddy Mack of Louisville coming second and third respectively Bobineon of St Louis Denny Lyons of the Athletics and Caruthers of St Lots following in the order named with averages above 400 BASE BALL N11W ORURO July Orleano jumped on to Alexander In the first two innings and Nashville got rattled and gave miserable support The consequence was Omit New Orleans got in fourteen runs After that the game was very pretty and Nashville shut New Orleans out for seven Innings Ewing did not pitch bard after the second Inning depending upon his mairnificentaupport In the sixth Inning however the bunching of four hits gave Nashville three earned runs The features of the game were Shorty Fuller's phenomenal work pulling down two-base bite by jumping in the air and get-tine one bug on them and Reader's catch of Cartwright's long bit It was the largest of the game and would have been a home run Burks made some prat double play notwithstanding errors and Bradley Fide Cartwright and Geiss did fine playing Nicholas was hurt in the first game and Idannion is doing all the catching for blaehville Vaughn's catching was a feature Attendance 400 The following is the score IL MIAMI AB 1 25 BA PO A I Powell 5 8 4 8 1 I) 0 Campau11 5 1 8 1 1 0 1 Cartwright lb 5 1 1 1 10 0 Golfs 5 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 MaVah 80 5 1 1 1 2 2 1 Allier ie 5 1 1 1 4 0 0 Vaughn a 4 2 2 8 8 1 0 5 2 1 1 0 8 0 1 Insure Your Stock In the grounde are boarded in all parts of the city by anxious boys in search of information regarding the result of the day's game at Wasbingtou Park The Memphis Times ears: The Birmingham Club is not the pudding that it wee They have a good elub down there now and the press of that city tells us that the directory now have an agent "Cu the road" who is authorized to sign two eery twirlers and two general players They have in Webber a fine twirler but that other box-men seldom pitch "phenomenal hall" If there is a league in the b'ontit next year Birmingham will enter with a strong club There is a city full of enterprise and it! bound to show itself le Nee hall On the subject of buying end selling players Ansort says the Chicago club seldom buys a player and they 'consider it good management to always have a few players on hand to eel Said he: "Last year we bad a large quantity of material on band Some of It watt well seaeoned but knotty so we got rid of some of tbs knotty Umber at good round figure' and perhaps by the close of the present season we will be ready for another annual sale Some of the present material is not as well seasoned might be but on the whole the Chicago team is stronger to-day than It was last year" As the record now stands Detroit still leads in the League race with Chicago close behind If the Chicago' have luck the gap may be closed -before another week has Tlds time last season the Boetons Llitad dliargerieed in the race and Chicago overcome it and won the championship In the American Association struggle the world's champions as the St Louis Browns proudly calighetneelves have a strong lead for the pennantand Baltimore le still mooed in the ram The prospects of Barnie's men catching up with the Browns are mighty slim St Louis plhys with as much vim against littleOleveland as agatnst the stronger Clubs in the Association The Picarane says: The New Orleans team returned yesterday morning from its trip to Tema The trip waa not a great financial emcees but it paid expenses and kept the players in trim which was the main object of the trip The team did not dieoover any brilliant players In Texas and the playing of the locals aroused considerable enthusiasm Both Galveston and Houston Went of the sport -expressed a determination to have fine clubs nett year and be In the Southern League Vicksburg is also anxious to come In and with Little hock those cities would form an excellent Western circuit between New Orleans and Memphis Galveston was enthusiastic and CoL Sinclair of rBrlid Hotel expreeeed himself as willing to lead the movement for a league team The players enjoyed their stay in Galveston and surf bathing was a daily feature The trip to Houston was not successful owing to bad weather ttlniterina i Lawyers Teachers and others whose occupation give but little exercise should use rte's Little Liver Pills for Torpid Liver Ind billoulatees1 One is a jy22 end 1 Im -4 ele 4 ON A 4' 41 ek i' le' 11 gr' i '1 1-- 'z'- 4 11' DI TEC PEOPLE'S Live Stock hsumnee Co A 7 vr :7:7: vm 41A :4 IN 7 f7 177 I1: 3 or PMSTNSYLVANIA Dome Ose 8 Noel Block Church St The Largest the Cheapest hd the Best in the World! OVER $30000 IN LOSSES Paid in Pennsylvania tbo Home of the companyt HAVE NEVER DISPUTED A CLAIM The Largest OVER 1 Paid In Pei HAVE NEVI Zo i 1 I 7111115:4 witio ii 1k '-''''''''stii 91--2' -F 4- 11 Nii tP'7-: ivy I 4 t'''''' ''44- -'4'-----ie-- -rf----: 4 e- cs -7-- 4--4 ---MnA --'t'474P-' 71---0- ix-e '1'' w- --ir4-- -----4- 0 2 4 14 1 i-: -v -r: ----4 '4r4 pof k-I i-'- i 44 iirt 7- 91- -4'iiopi47-44-Ii '7-7 "1'7-''' -7- ---------a-------------- 1 sr i------- --'-zt--'--' I ital! 2 IN 0 0 8 -a 1 15 12 21 13 IL P8 PO A 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 4 8 44 1 1 0 1 10 0 1 2 8 0 04 2 4 0 2'-caralsiot--44 14 AB Roltnrfmi 5 0 Clinton 0 Bares 1 0 Burks 4 0 I Reeder 4 lb 4 1 Brune' 4 0 Alexander 4 0 Manakin a 4 0 0 0 0 I IrdritfiLifiltt ffElltC1111 PRIX Horses examined for soundnese by expert judges tree of charge by calling at our Too can Insure your borse in this -company tor 6100 at an average cost of lees than two cents a day and receive oompetent veterinary services tree of charge In Mat ot eicknese or Oter 61000000 of histeraace takea In Philadelphia -0- we defy any live stock Insurance company In the world to show a record equal te ours bead for Circular DR EL SELLS Manager sod 17 106P TISSUE PAPERS Tor ornamental work in flowers Mats etc in some 80 distinct shlides or colors Sample sheets ti Wire son upon app ca on and Moss also tor use in lower work VNTIESECAR examined for a of charge by re Too ean how for 000 at an I mints a day WIC earrioes free of Over 111000 hiladelphis i we efy any 1 the world to eh bead for Ch DI A-Ara 1 I- 1 FREIfel 4: TIS Tor arum! Mato oto simides or 1 rout upon' Moos also: We have AdoOedlina andLion as our trade mark The Lion represents 'strength and Via the goddess of Purity So all our Candy be strong flavored and pure) When you order be sure to specify the 'Awl Brand and you will get the best STATZ 01 UM WELTIKES Signal Saralee Observations Naahsilla July 81 18117 "Hanover defer Those were the head lines in THE AMERICAN yesterday which announced that at last the great eon of Hindoo had been beaten Eighteen times bad he famed the starter and as often had be corm first under the string at the finisb Be seemed to be indifferent to weight distance or the condition of the track In those newts resembling the great Luke Blackburn feel a two-fold interest in the succees 'of 'the phenomenal Hanover He la the property of the Dwyer Brother who are welllitemed patroes of Eel's Meade Kennesaw and Fairview and be bee giso in his veins a strain of the old Bonnie Scotland blood The regrets expressed yesterday when the news became known were very general The race was the subject of conversation at the clubs In the hotel corridors and upon the streets Here is a very full report of the race taken from finakicianati Enquirer: Ifindoo's famous son has met his Water loot The thirteenth day of the meetiug of the Monmouth Park Association was a very unlucky day for the Dwyer Brothers Their first disappointment came when their colt Fordham favorite hi the Sapling stakes was beaten in the second race This was followed in the third race by the overthrow of their great horse Hanover a colt that hu been called upon lo run more races and concede more weight than any other 8-yearold in this country or Europa It was his fifteenth racethis tenon and the eighteenth of his unparalleled career The event was the Raritan stakes for Styear-olds In' I which he carried 128 pounds against 111 on Mr Withers' colt Laggard and 108 on Appleby Johnson's colt Bradford Although the track has been 'slow and heavy for weeks and was not improved by the rain of yesterday morning the great holiday crowd of about 10000 including hundreds of veteran thrtmen thought that there Was only one horse in the race and that was Hindu's eon The bookmakers fully believed in his ability to win for he was barredon most of the slates and the few who took bets did it on the bans of 16 to 1 on the colt The distance was only a mile and a quarter Hanover bad won the Emporium at a mile and a half with the same weigh giving twenty pounds to good race-horses and running the distance in 226X only -13t htibind the best record (Luke Blackburn's) made with twenty-eix pounds less weight The three started from thebead of the stretch a quarter of a mile from the Mond Hanover ran differently than in his previous races this year- Instead of bounding away' ambitiously in the front in the openiug bounds he permitted McLaughlin to hold -him back while Bradford set the pace alortg the stretch followed by Laggard Half way up to the stand Hanover moved Into second place and when he passed into the even mile he was at the leader' flank and hie month was open while fighting to take the lead Laggard was then lapping Hanover to his neck Bradford pulled out Into the light on the turn for the back-etretch and st the quarter post half a mile from the start be bad opened a breach of two lengths Laggard was in the rear lapping Hanover to his saddle In the next quarter Hanover extinguished the light and reached Brad- ford Laggard half lapping Hindoo's son Positions changed on the turn for the three-quarter post causing the cry to go up: "Hanoter is beaten!" The outcry was caused by the crowd seeing McCarthy carry the black colors of Mr Withers ahead of the Dwyers and on past the leader tossiti him two lengths behind on entering the last quarter of the race Hanover also passed Bradford- before reaching the homestretch but his lead paralyzed him on the run to the stand He could not anewer to the prodding steel while Laggard with untiring strides kept on in the sensatimial race'of the year beating the colt in by ten lengths The excited spectators shouted wildly at the downfall of the colt whose victories they bad previously cheered to the Though Hanover was not touched with the hie sides were puffed up from the pricking they bad received from MoLaughlin's sours It was reported after the race that Dwyer bad telegraphed from Saratoga not to Mart Hanover to-day Wen McLaughlin returnedto weigh out his eyes were moist and be appeared greatly dejected A reporter asked him how the colt came to be beaten He replied "Too mach weight in this gang128 pounds" The fractional thus shovri that Hanover could not have been himself The first quarter was run in 27 seconds half 68X three quarters 120 mile mile and a qnorter 2:14 Mr Michael Dwyer who hes Charge of the Monmouth division of the Brooklyn stable while Philip is in Saratoga with the other division must have had a presentiment that Hanover would be beaten for he failed to back him for the first time this year Heretofore he has backed the colt heavily in all his races at very short odds At one time he put up $50600 to win SY5000 and at enother time le30000 to win 3000 He is the heavy better of the ffrm and has been very fortunate in his heavy risks Ho has only loot three bets of this nature one of $10000 to $1000 on Hindoo Il Crickmore beat him and two on Mies Woodford Another telegram has this to say Of the defeat: Michaeltwyer Frank McCabe and McLaughlin looked as it they could hardly keep back the tears It was a severe blow a bitter grief to every one attached to the renowned Dwyer stable Michael Dwyer roee from his seat In the timer's stand as the imrses peened the line and followed Hanover with his half-shut eye until the colt disappeared in the paddock There was a forbidding losk on his face "Well he had to be beaten some time" be said meditatively to Skipwtth Gordon and Green Morrie who sat beside him A reporter braved his frowns hoeing to learn his epinlon of the eau of Hanovees orusbing defeat "How do you woad for it Mr Dwyer" he inquired "We thought he'd win to-day just as he's done before 'We bad no thought of his getting beat- There's nothing the matter with him as ter as I know" be continued "He timer misses a feed takes his work just like he's always done and we expected him to win to-day" "Reporter" volunteered a voice behind Mr Dwyer "you way say in your paper that there wasn't a dollar on Hanover" "Say nothing of the kind" Mr Dwyer quickly cried with emphasis "It's nobody's business The colt is a little stale I gums and had too much weight" "You will give him a rest now will you not?" the reporter said to the sprrowful owner eyesLitve him a rest the next my213thmoBm Wind Time Bar Ba' Weethez Den 00 2991 1 Clear 800 29 84 92 NE 7 09 Clear 10:00 In 2984 861 8 90 Clear a At presatue 2986 I Highly temp 95 At 86 I Low'st temp 72 A 75th merldteu time corresponds to 6'00 to standard time ete geloettp fa males per hour race East Nashville Acadczy The next Annual Session of this School far Boys will open SEPT Int ISSI English Weal rSpientille and Business Caprses The Principal brings to this work lam experience in organization and instruction Parties The Principal brings to this work large experience in organization and instruction Parties 1 As f' 'n 11-e s' -0 's i l'ci vg 1 I 10 I 4 -5 I 1' 4 iVar Department Signal Berries Meteorological Record July SI DWI (Weerintim taken 8 in 75th meridian lime at all the stations named 111111(-VASELS le rot Cards and Photo graphs Nam and pritty trash supply LAU sizes Iirli Sultolilafo gra' 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After Aug: le the Principal will be In tbe eat Referermeil--Dr Jae IL arnettprersifr of Virginia rrt Of Ilashington a 4 Lee ni- Fhr atty IVL Minot lite Went of 4 ivoiitl IMITt t' PINA f'-'1 ill Eahriolt -MacgiaCsourge Y1 pia in Miami' a LICOldept of St Jo '8 rillege' Antutoolif 1 Prot AI BLOM lect -ou High 'Siiheel ArdriftVfi 44 ottOde Princlal more High Sr eel Aill- tierst Vti Pre te 51801 Smit -Prin ralImai res Institute winehesier Va i PEx-Stra W- Reinder WiticWSktr Va Gan 'J' 4 ay Lniclibitrit tie- a IC ErEADE taShingtottAand Itee' Ttalltertiftty prtubali slicoessor to -Rev Ilik0abelFEartM iY10 eod tf nt 7 to Vanderbilt University Offers in It departments of Science Literature and Arts Iers Theology Engineering Pharmacy Dentistry rt Medicine ms the highest oils rational advanta co at a moderate cost- Address WIL8 Wa Secretary Naphville Tenn 1719 end 2m WHEATON "'FRAIN SE mnirAny will Commence its 534 year Sept Fine Library Laboratert Observatory and Cabinets Thorough Instruction Beat Of licie Influences Pend for circular to 1113S A EL STANTON PrinclX1 Norton Maas WO end low A -E OA HE u7feet rom or eyloo IC from Dyspepsia Too Ert DI (14e13t1" I Liss piling A pep a eLlY Mil 4 a 1 Tlauael4 Drowst nem 1364 Ziets le she tA 0 thi Th 4 icul VER ILLS' feet denotes thunderstorm '140 XiltifT "ACE) 401 thfftiti SyipwocA 4- r-A 1131 vino A24 tatPi iti 13 1 1 pktibiwD et t84 tot et -s- 4-06rzzttlayentir2 Pi2 gi 1111 NM tm--to 8 I pal 41 nuompla 11107 or a tor the Ion Ballo II in oarrort-ameion Buturrin War Department Signal 8erv1os Division of Te Ingrains and Report Benefit of 5 tin for 24 hours ending July 5th meridian time: 'Numb' nu of tilifaxi'mllifinV in fitat'ini temp WeMP I Cheap 'tate EVERYBODY COME Train leaves depot at 720 a Tie Wets good to return any train Monday Tlekbta very low 1046 d0m OLD POINT COMFORT VIRGINIA HYGEIA HOTEL Situated one hundred yards from Fort Mon- roe where daily target practice guard mount and dress parade take wage lemeellent boating fishing driving and surf bathing Accommodates 1000 guests Afternoon coneerts and nightly hops Pure 'Mean air free from malaria and conducive to refreshing sleep Terms less for the accommodation given than at any hotel of its class in the United States Average temperature for summer deg Send for ustmted descriptive pamphlet myill e0datn ME Manager Bat lit'll ir at iN 0)11 l' volf tiVsyv 4 't o- Knuth Coated Tongue Pain In the Side TOE KB' LaltZBI 4t0 They reguiate the Bowels aid prevent Constipitioa and Pilea The loneliest and eluded to take Only ens Pia 2 doom Pureli 'vegetable7 Pcine 25 cents '0111iTE2 itztamil New Yak I ni Mouth Coated 'PoRguti Pali Inn'Lrvx11 They Tel k41'0111VJAR '413 VI lin 1 8 72 1 82- 1 79 11 be 072 9 1 1 7 il 10 81 i 72 8 73- 9 96 98 13 072 if 74 i 12- 473 1 8 II 1 fl1 5 7 1Itainest tsvic f) New Orleans 5 0 0 -0 0 '17-44 Naahville 000008000-ve Orleans 4 Nashville 8 Two base Ewing Total bases on Orleans 16 Nmhville 11 First One on Orleans 6 Nashville 2 First base on New Orleans 2 Nashville 1 Lett on New Orleans 4: Nashville 7 Struck Ewing 2 Alexander Passed Mon I Wild 1- Double Bayes and bilge Burks and Else Wells Time ot tWO hats ipdtthlrttrizinutes xlia)oris ivIs At New MBleotoroZolltans 0 0 4 1 0 0 1-10 100041000-6 Hrooklyn IL Errors-- M0i 5'Itroo and Souitners Peoples Mani has 'been sent home by the Phil Bobby Burks the Haahrille shortstop allArlyt a titeelgtzt next season c-Aa 10404 triangular fiPt is now wax inv between Baitimore Cincinnati and Louisville for second place May the beet club win 1 Manager Caylor of the Mete says that his club will play in the Association next year notwitiltanding all reporte t4 thecoutrat14 -A new terotin ll ba lingo has been Invented Whenever a man makes a brill-bud stbp or catch It Is called "a regular Chicago play' Baltimore offered Cleveland 1000 for Crowell's release and met with a refusal Billy is pitching pod ball and has caught on with his town O'Rourke thltlicholarly' catcher of the New York Club thus deecribes a defeat "TinfortunatelY we lacked the eeeential skill at an opportune period" Hecker Is pitching a 'inning game once mom His splendid general ball playing during the recent games East has helped the club to win several games In a pinch If Gore is made Captain of the New York Club another released Chicago player will be in charge of a team Kelly captains the 'Boston -team and Dalrymple does the fan tor the Peitz who Is now Playing With a South' em League club te mentioned to play center field for the Athletics Peitz could have been with them two years ago bat he much salary "I do Dot intend to shod up and be made a sucker out oft" was the words used by to Manager Williams when his club was robbed of a game on Friday by the worst umpire in the business His name is Dave Pout is -one of the most valuable men in the profession He not only can pitch but he covers right and first base with equal skilL Dave is also one of the surest and hardest of hitters and wilt be up among the leaders this season Brunel of Clweland states In the Sporting Life that Nashville offered him Hogan Fide and Bradley for 82500 The Nmhville traders had beet expend some of the boodle they got for Maul in purchasing the release of one of the fine pitchers of the minor leagues About 8300 would buy one I Cincinnati Commercial: Von der Abe Cries 04 aloud every day because the St Louis people do not frequent the games in numbers Let him lake a lesson genalAlrElpalding and put some new mon lu hat team Latham's cackling Comiskey's kicking Robinson' and Welch's field tate tics have long ceased to be amusing "Can't somebody stop that runaway?" yelled a stranger excitedly a cab came tearing down the street at break-neck speed driver and passenger both apparently frantie with terror "That ain't no runaway" said an old resident carelessly "it's au umpire gettiog away from the base ball The boys must have got beat" The Detroit Club has breed up wonderfully of late and will not ii the Chicagos to depose them from place in the League race without a hot fight Getzein is now pitching the beet game of his life and Bennett pet peerless catcher is again playing in his oldtime form The Battelle however are seriously weakened by the injury of Dunlap 4 There le probably no citi in the United States whose boys take such interest in the national pm as they do in Brooklyn Fvery lamp poet house top telegraph and electric light pole and the email trees within seeing distance of the ball grounds are crowded with the youngsters who wait patiently for hours to witness lee game In th avon'nr vf-ftT11 hnrA tht 1514 reuently ler nouns to witness ire game au tlitt evon'Prr rm 011 rkm WIlmtngton Charleston Augusta Savannah Atlanta Montgomery Mobile NeW Orleans Galveston 17ksburir lAtle Memphis 00 2A) 86 78 20 00 0i 04 1T ii I 7 4 10 18 tali eod tar nrm flu ti A tqj OASES CASES WALL and IL It RAM 13La-geeber oa' rs Amer knit oce Nash vilet ens makes a specialtg of newspaper books and acamnis and systernatizing the business department of printing establishments Address as above for particulars terms and references jya eod tf 100 98 varmorty Attlebod to the nowt AU' trio Oonrat 'BospItal-116 Wools Privato and itooWtal Zzporionoo) 1121 01111101 1ST NASIITIPAN Tranri SPECIALIST For an Chronic Private ant Surgical Diseires CRIB ORC i RD MUGS KY "Trace 1 The Saratoirs of the South' 0 TEM RIVERS Repoli of the stage of water to the flyer at the pointanaznedat2pin 7Itb meridian Um 118 Ix al local time July 81 1887: 'Above I Above Changes VOW OP ER TOR TEE SEASON cArAcITY SOO guests First class in every particulu Low excuraltm rates from all points Address JM FRIZEB Jn Manager leg sod 2m Crab Orchard Ey Low Water Mae aLl Feet Feet STATION" TATIOJ 4t Wale and Nervous Diseases Zttlepat et Fite Pulite St Vitus' Danee InsoVvA et Inability to Bleep Norwell" Lititinaton from Overwork et ee tudy owis eta with a mamma of lierelefere mOveIA ae Impoaelble 1mnomm MkIMMIMMIIIMIIII Diseases of Women Thate4 With Positive Success '0Mc4 and lank Furnitire and Firtures Ask for plustrated Pamphlet TELET ST1OW USE CO lashvilleTonn pinfilt Jkiwi Jog THE HQUSEHOLD ISINFECTANT An odorleat 'ealorlesa lignid powerful efficient and cheap Immediatelv destroys all bad odors purifies every Impure spot and chest-rally neutralizes all Infectious sad diseaae-pro during matter INVALUABLE in the sick rem BM by Druggists everywhere Quart bottles ISO 1014 eodam SHOW 0A SIC14 CASES nisnocK Prins ters utlishers 01 01 Chattsiooge 04 OA Melees Litt tle FOtlk Louisville 00 0-1 Memphis 00 01 00 Nashville 10 tbSI Oe OA CO 00 St Louis 00 OA 0 01 Vicksburg 00 01 JESTYNOISITt Benet 811001 Corm a Army SON 122 Church Street Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma COneninittlet and all Lung Throat Nose and Haut Dia eases treated with aid of my Improved Inhattip Lion Treatment with positive and sertain pr Butts lo Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Obetinate Con stipation iiid other Chronie Affections of the Stomach and Bowels are positively cured Private Sexual Skin Blood tiding and Bladder Diseases of both motes are eured wee der a positive earsatas without the wee Of mercury and hindrance Iron business Consultation and eXaMint11011 free Moe Nonni to 11 rm 1 to te in dela ty 1 DIALZBIS IN Corn Pay eats Earlap Eags NAsnyILLE TENN 1 IN NASHVILLI TENNESSEE srelepitoriA3 0 2 a 1 r--x PIANOS To Reservoir Builders AND CONTRACTORS Desks MEW Furniture and Fixtures kk tot Illnetrated Pamphlet TERRY SHOW CASE CO Hashvills Tenn ap7i6 ly TM' 1111111017111NELAIM REFUNDS It jaly 3i 1887-122 18 feet stud fallhig Weather clouds Wind Afsoathessi inches The rivers will regain nearly stationary eRNERAL1111TB DISPACHMS CIIKTINNArt 4Fu1y7 5 feet 10 inches and figling Weather clear and scorching hot 0 MICEPUTS Jut 81-111ver falling of Providence Vicksburg City of Cairo St Louis City of St Louie St Weathertrod hot Loutanhut Ant 81 River rising with 4 feet in canal and 1 foot 10 inches on the falls Weather ckar and hot' Bt Louts July river has fallen 4-10 of a foot and the gauge marks 104 Arrived-14X Norton 'Cairo Future City New Orleans Jq Gould and tow Nsatber clear and 1)1'2112 hot CAMOI Jut lit feet 8 inches and falling rots below 1 am Aerie Drown New Orleans City of Vicksburg irkkgbleg My Choice New Orleans of Vicksburg Bt Louis My Choice bh Louis Weather cleir en4 boh ril IcL I 1 i 1 1i0 LAN i 4)1e Corse mortal -'1111 1 lisbnonationh Lona bees 44415- thbatems ('I bk 1--0 -----1 Uto Choli awl all ktit ail t4rsies JILT 100101--0-2-- 0- 0' 1 A '0' 0 A'''' gt- 0101000 --44 1 of initattolo yupltr cimy somilwr same Aas fS oi SM10111 Mb VMS We 1 ii i 111 OVUM t' 1 111 1 '4 Iht Ir--" 1 I 4 '4 1 l'- Ill I 1 '1 11 'q')'1 1 4 't)4''11 el 1 I' ska ----a lao Ch 0 a 1 MAIM a wp 1 --4 i Ei 1ts411 FOR SAL Of all makes direct to tuatetaars from bawl (parlors at atiolotale pgiteoeeoci Atitro da guar- mted till InstnImento 24111411 are retylved and ulty testeI WrIto no be tete porchwing AO to- 0 vebtotont of etitto may save IOU from $50 to 10k) address JESSE FRENCIV I' 1 "Next racer' "Next race! said No shall rest until the next stake race for which he's entered Then bell start again That's What we keep him for" It was said by an Intimate friend of the Dwyere that Philip Dwyer telegraphed from Saratoga to bie brother not to start Hanover On receipt of the dispatch' there was a conpultation betwsea Michael Dwyer Frank klcOabe and McIanghlin as to the advisee Witty of eending the colt to the post CO is said to bare been in favor of withdrawing Hanover but being outvoted 11 the othors pmared him for the race This statement is rpbahly true for there was an impressioo lu tile betting ring that Hanover 'Fowl not go tO u-e pcd and on the strength of it men Nk 8:8 to bet by the cl art tv't TILE BOARD Of PUBLIC WORM AZTD AT-fairs will be prepared to receive bids until o'clock 111 Tuesdat Aug 9 1987 for the eon-Amnon of a Masonry Reservoir of a capacity of gallons vdth all the incidental work in connection therewith The total amount of masonry wiil be about 43400 cubic yards- spedlicaticei drawl riga and quantities can be seen at the City Zniduser's Mike 21Pdar11 141931171dif Epgliteer' vul 112 4 Seventeen Jersey tellers from one to three years old: Also several good milch cows with heifer calves A Jersey ball 3 years old Address IL Wain Caro Fitly Porter Lyles Co in12tairlt NASHVILLE TENN Wholesale Dtstrluting Dort to the Sont-11 ely it13 NAh2317 i Wt OM ft- x10.