Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

THE KNIGHTS FINANCE AND COV REECE I ATTEMPT Atteedttioa Yestard 121Strnallap Tlan Fla Attesdemos Yesterday Smaller for fore THE DIAMOND George Bradley to Manage the Dlastel Signed IFINANCILL 4 aasistant superintendent Will made nee e-aary on account of the locreated dutiesof the superiniendent The rails for the new line on Broad street will arrive here soon and the work of laying will be begun as soon as the weather permits By spring csrs will be startel over the Broad Street transfer line and also on the MoNairy street extension Gossip About Atlanta Chattanooga Awl the Southern League niedical authorities In charge say was not the ease the commands of the ps tient and of his family wouM have had to be -cted It can be further said on the highest possible authority that Mrs Logan bereell is entirely satisfied with the medical treatment of the case and regrets keenly that any such imputations should have been cast upon any of the medical gentle-RUM in attendance She WAS hardly absent from her husband's side a moment during the last three days and crisis of his illness She administered the medicines with her own hands knowing what they were and was entirely satisfied that all that medical skill could do was done and that nothing was done improperly rALUABLZ BEDS OF OB2 ITIOX (Mtn 271Z woRzfri News of 1 Interest la a Con doused Perm the majority of those present probably favored a caucul but did not think they were now reedy Lst the necessity for a caucus be demonstrated by a ballot in the house He moved to adjourn till 7 o'clock the next night (Tuesday) Carried by a viva voce vote After adjournment there was even more excitement and heated than at the close of the forenoon conference The more earnest caucus advocates were free in their denunciations of thoee who they said tried to defeat the meuure while many who voted "no" on the motion to go into nominations with the small number preent stoutly defended their action 'Tom the standpoint of party expediency Many predictions were made as to the probable result of the failure to caucus Ssme of the caucus men were heard to charge thet there was a concerted plan to elect some gentleman speaker this morning with the aid of the thirty-seven republican votes and prophesied that the man chosen would get these Some believed that the caucus men C3tild prevent an election of speaker to day and succeed in caucus to night while others believed it would be unwise and wrong to further delay the business of the session CALL IIOND16 Tennessee bonds reicistered eerie 60 Tennessee bonds unfunded mins- 60 Tenneesee bonds 77 Tenneesee bonds 56- 90 Tennessee bonds 04 Davidson county bonds Issued to Teammate Pacific road1 02 Marshall county 99 Marahall county 05 Sumner county 93 mikes county 98 Wilson minty bonce1 Wilson county Nashville city bonds new series1 08 u1iyilJe Chattanooga St Louis railway bonds first -1 SO Nashville Chattanowoi tt Louis railway bonds McMinnville Nashville Decatur railroad bonds first raortgage 18 Nashville Decattwt railroad bonds esoond mortgage--1 00 Masonic Temple 00 The agony is over the Ice is4broken 0 Washington Bradleyknown all over the baseball world as "Foghorn" has signed to manna the Naehville team next season Bradley is from Cincinnati and comee highly recommended He is expected la this city in a few days It will be gratifying to the by en of the game here to learn that the little favorite Joe Diestel haa also been secured He will play centre-field next season Bud Mannion who made quite a reputation as a pitcher for the Columbia Reds last seaon has placed his name to a Nashville Development of Proporty on Um Kingston rombroko Railway 1 t- i 1 i 1 I -4 1 l'1 I- 0 New York Lesders Said to be Opposed to Powder ly 01 Carpenters and the Proposed Eight-Now Law Nzw Yong January World says: The action of the Knight of Labor at the teoent convention in Richmond in exteudieg the tenure of office of General Allister Work nan Powdery and increasing his salary from $1500 to $5000 both of which proceedirgs are pronounced legal by many of the knight and may lead to the disruption of the order was done it is Paid by the leaden of Die trict Astembly No 49 upon the advice of Victor Drury who is a friend of Herr Most It is further allopd that these change were made in outer that Poederly might be thereby made po unpopular with members that he would be forted to resiga bit office Then it I amid an effort will be made to make Meluire at present one cf the executive board general master workman aid tbee remove the headquartnrs of the order to this city The purchste of Pythagoras Hall in Canal street was made recently so as to have the way cleared for the coup d'etat Tee effect hae been as anticipated by the prcjecters if the story is true There Le a oecidedly diseatialled foaling prevalent among the rank atd file and Mr Powderly bee been blamel on all sides for accepting in October what he refused in May It is conceded by many however that he has been betrayed 'I have aeon the present leaders of No49" said a prom irent memeer of the order yesterday "shake Mr Powderly's hand vowing friendthip for hica and in a few minute afterwards when he had gone awsy speak of him as bitteriy as any enemy would do I know these men atal would not trust them" A ly of Opinions and No iminations Male 3 Judgill gr' from what transpired at yesterday' afternoon's conference there are in the l'N se of representatives sev eral kinds in favor of a matter what sort democrats in vtir of a CRUCII3 under this condition that conditicn and democrats who lon't think much of any sort of a caucus When the meeting of dimoczatic members of the house was callei to order about 3 by Chairman Hearn the call of the roll showed a considerable falling off in the attendance noted at the first assembling in the state library yesterday morning The following answered to their namss: Avant Brown of Humploceyk Bnchanto Bur- nett Chloe Co9per Corbin Dulaney Eican Edis Fort Galliday Hall Hammock Hearn John00n LesLeech Lewis Ligon MeCielland Merritt Miller Montgomery Norris Odium POILYS30 Salomon- ThImpson Tipp Wade Whitthorne Wilkes illiams of Cheathim Williams Franklia and Willis-37 Mewers Davis Hill and Hurt when their mains were called refuted to answer if by so doing they comcnired themselves to a caucus Col Juba Savage's name being called that gentleman said he was "here" for would explain after 11Whil Laughter) Judge Merritt movtd that the caucus proceed with the comination of speaker Mc Avert of Rutherford was opposed to gclog into a caucus unleso there were My to themsetves to a ceueus Col Juba 11 Savaps'a name being called that gentleman id he was "here" for tornething-he would ex plain after 11Whi1 Laughter) Judge Merritt moved that the caucus proceed with the comination of speaker Mr Avant of Rutherford was opposed to grlog into a caucus units) there were My to A 71 at sr fa di tio di to di tb al at bt la si II Id I' N1 ti a tj REIGN The pope will nominate several bilhops on the 20th inst The German East Africa Company has been reorganized Mr Gpechen will not contest his parliamentary seat for Liverpool There were two murders and three suicides in Vieana on New Year's day The Odevalchl palace in Italy burned Lass $1000000 uninsured Mr Chamberlain denies that a conference has been arranged between himself and the GladAonian leadara DOMESTIC John O'Connell A Bon's shoe factory Marlboro Mass has shut down for two weeks Gearge Hill of Catulla Texas was asesesinated by Czpt Silas Hay and Frank Hall The New York republican legislative micas nominated Gen Hastcd for epeaker cl the assembly Mr Strothers editor of the Elpring field Mo Leaders was assaulted and beaten by John O'Day Strothers bad attacked John O'Day in an editorial The steamer Cranbroak from Newport for New York is long overdue Her agents believe she laundered during a gale The crew numbered thirty men QUITE DULL Nothing of special interest has on carred in baseball circles during the past week There has been a deal of talk owever regarding the uncertain- ty of Atlantsbeing a member of the Southern League Opinion is greatly divided on the oubject Same of the best pooted men on matters in the city think the Gate City is done for as a bell town while others equally as well posted take a more hopeful view of the situation and are confident the Atlantan will come to the front at the proper time LOCAL rroma Nashville Chattanooga Louie 73 Nashville as Decatur 63 Louisville di Nashville 60 Nashville ties Light 1 83 Nashville Edited street R1 59 Fatherland street 75 TelltlersPee Cottcn 99 Naahville Cotton Factory McGavock it Mt Vernon street MARAlet-ROUBB AITALIA A List of Thee Rented for the Pre- on Tear rai10d wipe ooe ow ono a IFS oft 1 55 ei nitre standard 4 i 6i powderod 7 cod Ar-o--- Sugar sirup 3560 corn 86 black sirup 80c432 Not violanee rood to choke Sorghum 18(422 7 bun 411-70 Michigan Si ha tdt7 R-7 lam $160 Hock $112) per ton Orman and Bart Iota dry new in car lots 82q484 No 8 dry 77iv380 from wagons choint dry 76(477 No 8 I inferkw 6t15 Corn from fins hands new 4 sed and in depot 46e11147 Oats sacked and dalive-ed In lepot 88(37 Tinaciltv choice 130001350 prime 611C0(412 50 in depot: $1650(41700 Seed ryo--80c clear rib aldfa ge snoulders sugar cured RI C'at boots Bulk Close rib sides etc bulk clear 7c bulk shoulders bc in dames 71c In tubs 811 in boasts ec Visor said MI FlottPekkiperlstive pet- 04003 875 fancy patent 5-001125 extra fancy family $450 extra family $'4 00(44 25 fan 4y $4710r4-10 superfine 310 nne 631 -5(43 75 athal bulk 64441-- racked 671e ere xi team combing 20(421 nowaehed odium combing 22(423 unwashed colic's clothing 13qt24 unwashed medium clothing 25426 low and bi y14a01 tub-washed choice- 85(436 tub-washed Ceartbit and dingy 33(31 lambs' wool 21(41 State Almonds Ts vagonis We almonds Colilorols 1Rc walnuts Grenovois 14c walnuts) Califoroia 13 filberts Ailo pecans small tic pecans me So Nicana lam lie pecans extra largo13ic I Braail tints new 9c Brasil nuts old fic cocoanuts 411c Sande Timothy 225(g140 Hod top 60(4 65: Eine grace b0C41100 Orchard graes German roiat from wagon cained 50(453c bright 58c Clover new frsna wagons 4000125 Foreign and Traits ilra0 In box SIM 4 00 Bananas per bore)i tansy mock Orargre Florida S7 8 00 rer barrtl er bx1 400 Crapes 510e660 Dried trait From wagons per 8 ier-4 mecLes3iCo4c blockberries74 1 Candles and Cracker braided and crirnp bar 9310c common mixed 9(410 choice mixed 1 Cracken---X soda etc a xxx soda ottittI soaps and lemon creams 7 sears and Maxon cresn Lear Tiobsore Traaby to common lug 3 to 150 medium lugs 275 to 350 good lux 375 to 450 common leaf 425 to 560 medium leaf 550 to 650 good leaf 750 to 950 African 25 to 30 inches 650 to 954 NEW YORE JBEEILIT Was announced Togterday that tbe banking firm of Flower Co had negotiated a sale of 100410 'hares of the stock of the Kingston Pembroke Railway Campany of Calmat to a London ayadicate The price was not made public The road is 112 miles long and extends from Kingston on Lake Oattrio to Renfrew Ontario where it connects with the Canadian Pacific railway By way of the New York Central and the Rm Watertown it forms a line between New York and Winnipeg about 200 rola sborter than lines by way of Chicaga Ettly lett year a company of Chicago steel manufacturers and Canadian capitalist bad the road thcaoughly "prospected" and were rewarded by finding large beds of ore said to be the finest ore for Bessemer pig iron discovered on the continent The syndicate began immediately to develop the property and shipped lest year about 4000 tons and has already contracted for the delivery of 30000 toes this year cleave of Kingston Oat Is president of the railroad company and John Flower of this city is vice president Aranng the directors are Flower cf New York and IL IL Porter of Chicago The itempsny has received $1000000 as a bonus from the Canadian government and from the city of Kingston it has received a grant of rxty five acres of land for terminal faciiittes with a valuable water front within the city limits NOT A JAY TOWN Sines the report become circulated that Chattanooga hal weakeoed and would probably not put a team in the field that town has come in for a good share of criticism which is not of a kind t3 be relished The Banner te of the opinion that the coralemnation of theplucky East Tennee-ee town le a premature and thinks he ehtuld be gisea a chimes As for Atlanta it would take a Philadelphia lawyer to tell what that town Is going to do In the meantime we will hope for the best r--' South Pittsburg 65 asheills Chattanooga Bt Lodi wa bothLebanon brancb1 Warner Iron Furnace 1 25 A National 43 First liational Bank- 158 Foarth National Baalt1 43 Commercial National Bank 1 33 Merchants' Bonk- 10 Cenunermal Ina 00 Siete Insurance 1 18 Equitable 00 Gallatin 15 Cumberland 73 Univn Stock fit) tlimth Nathrille street railroad- 90 Horne Mutual lire Inearance1 00 RANK Bank el Tennessee new leen and signed Torbett I 5 XHE BROADWAY ROAD NIG KT-Hora DAY Bold to a rbiladalphia Sport teat for a Largo Bum SIX Seppose Atlanta and Chattsnooga do drop out that need not nece3sanly bleak up the Southern League No one will gainsay that the withdrawal of the first-named city from the league would ba a severe blow to that organization and in the event such a thing should occur the best thing the Southrn League could do would be to go in with six club! Nashvite Memphis New Orlesne Charletton Birmirgharn or Idobzle and Savannah AN EW CARL' LiNr offers to Ito Way of Subsidy From I 00000 moats Nzw Your January 4---Thomas Ryan treaaurer of the Broadway Sr Seventh Avenue Railway Company to his capacity of repretentative of the Philadelphia horse railroad eyorlicate includirg in its membeisW Elkins A Widener and Kemble deposits(' with Dexel Morgan ea Co two checks one for $50000 and tto other for $425060 with interest from February 1s1 These two checks completed the sale of the Broadway ea Seventh avenue railroad made condotionally by Mer-sra Kerr Fothay Sharp and others to the Philadelphians in April in accordance with au agree-went made but the time the senate railroad commiate began ita ixveti gation of the Broadway Surface Railway Compaoy in WI ralations to the board of aldermen CalcaGo January Fisted that the carpenters of this city will be the text of the building trades to make a delermined attempt to obtain the eight-hour day the coming Peleon Two piing are now under conideration by the unions which will tend to consolidate the carpenters into one body practically 01e plan is for delegates from local aseemblies to meet and the hours and wages for the coming semen The becond plan le much favored end if eucceesful will have an important bearing on all b3ilding operations hereafter By this plan is contemplated the organisation of a disrict assembly of the knights of the building trades exclusively The call is out for the preliminary meetirg of delegmee to fund such a district aesembly The object of tbe call is stated to be the unification of the building trades in a dietrict by themse1ve3 where it is claimed their intereets can be far better laoked after than in District Assembly No 24 and No 257 ts which they are now ttched To get lechatt-r from the general executive bnard will probably CSUlke the moet trcublo as it is unders'ood the general clE-ers have a decided oljntion to dirtrict trade districts THE 3 3TCOTT THZ BIG THEM When the next seafon begins the yet of the Nashville people will be totted to Syracuse where Beard Marx and Bittman will play They were great favorites here and their work will be watched with interest by the haven of the gams in thig city It is ssilBtard will receive $1000 Ducclon end elhellhaese have Kis) signed tJ play in Syracuse THE TEXAS STAIR TREASURY OTTLWA ONT Jattutry ne company a Canadian and Fog 'bib capitalists lately formed for the purwoes of constructing a line of cable bstwee VII3COOYet in British Colombia and Australia is vigorously pushing on the work The company hsa applied to the itnperial government for vessels to ccndact the soundings and other work from the coast of Australia aod the noatter is now under the cAnsideration of the government Mr Fleming thinks that tbere were will hi no catty in getting the imperil' govern ment to either contdact ths preliminary soienlings or sapply the vessels neces'sty the work The most encsur eglog off314 of in the way of ibsidy have been receivel from all the governments with whose territory it is propcs to make cninectior and the mate kits at Iset sin plane? btyond the possibility of I A Largo Balance on this First of the tonr COMM IIIVCIAL 1 Cornmeal 10 cents and demiuld very good but very little coming in on account of the advance in corn Corn going up and In good demand Nothing doing in the wool market no receipts and little demand Nutt firm and in good demand Nothing doirg in seeds between sea-ear 111 EZ211 advancing an very few on the marset Irish roistoca firm and uncharged demand good-Apples steady with few on the markPt Cc fee adrancirg in both prints and demand and bullies good Sugar and other groceries in fair de-mar no change in prices Wheat adraocing in price and demand very light receipts bath by car and wagon Market firm on fat cattle and no demand for thin catde gni market overatocked Hogg tell readily ncns on the market and price advancing Fat lanai) and lambs in demand and receipts light Goo' demand for mule" and nceipts very good butter advancing and steady Cinntry provisions steady ad fair byeiwes Foreign at domestic fruits steady an1 fair demand Dried finite strong at quotations Candits and crackers firm costes" OFFICE OF NALMIVILLE BANNER 1 TugsnAlr January' 4 18E1 DAILY STATIJILVI Stock on hand September 24A iteoeiput nrdny 112 LIKE THX GAME There is no class of people in the land who take livelier intcre4 Fplrting matters Ind esprcially lave-ball than the printers It is not the case in this city elote but the same all over the country Oae reason why they take such en interest in the national game is that duricg the locg summer months it le itiout the only sure of stua4extent they have After "gettisg in" their "cvea" in the afternoon it comes ha qute handy to spina sra hour down at the park ArSTEN Tkits January than twu 3 ears g3 the itste treasurer was compelled to supend payment of warrasto for a few months owisg to lack of funds The condition ot the state treasury hes greatly improved slues the above meutioeed deprezsed period however and at the opening of the new year shuws a cash balance to the account of pner41 revenue fond of $i17ESS tud other funda $217000 wnite the intereet-bearing county and state toads in the treasury to the credtt of the EC h-itot Mad aggregate t5901G00 with $1000000 to the credit of othtr Land: lu Gaorirtaa Vales The sett r3ses grow gimp-your breath fragrant R9 the periumrel gales of this enchanting laud and your teeth fair and lustrous as the pearls of the Orient by Demi( SOLODON that moat charming and won (teen! denirifIce which no liolv' toilet should be without myl5aainthaw or Ea-Senator I barman Ex-Senator Therran is severity-ft-4i years old worth $100 00) and frankly admits that he wr red like to be Tres! dent Hs la making $2) COO a year it Li Paid aa legal sadvieer to his profe-- sicmal brethren who visit Columbus from all ptrut of the state to constet him Hi4 fee in earth cases is nevi less than $101 see Eatows's Bmucha1 Troches will re- lieve bronchitis sAthosa caisrth and throat They are need always with good jai satuthittw A FATAL DR1CGH1 Tho Ono Ttonitandth The mayor of Madrid received in audience by Qaeon Kent Cbrittins recently Jr 3rmed ber zusjesty that the one thousandth child since the death of her late hosbxnd King Allow bad Iona haptissd with that name The Cloeen IIvent touched with this exbibttim ot aympathy on the part of the Madrilere on the occasion of the birth of the "thousandth" child who was the son of a bardiscre dtialer sent it a costume adorned with the mc6t owtly laces a elivor goblet end a b)ok in which arm written: "ro the one thousandth Alfono from a WOM115 who has ben 'cads hspty by two late kitts'ran the king of pia and his baby son the heir apparent An Old Malt Die Atter a Little Whisky "VERY VERY ruirtiv" The Datroit Free Preqs up: The great "ram and Jerry' always manages to do good work on Christmas day It is very likely the most popular battery in the cauotry "Tam the pitcher sends 'em in hot and heavy "Jerry" supports him in fine style and takes em right cathe (saver) paddle Between them th'y manage to catch many of the bays "off their basePwhile many others are "put out The um pire i always an intereced partaker ani very seldom "caUto the game" As a consequence it lams welt into the night If any 'home runs" are raids they are slew and unsteady OEM Scrofula 41254 Nzte Yon: January Jung sn wan two tetatpconstut of whIsky on Nior Year's dayand died 'eon afterward Hie daughter-in- law Dila also tatAld the liquor stud nearly expired Yesterday frieuds ol William Jutiz the dead man's son are taid la have stated that young Jurg tried to polo his wife but killed his father inatead Hia wife was ones an habitue of "Billy" bleOlory's and the 118 had ofien quarrelled Juog under arrest al 840 110 teveral 177: 1 tat PRIPNIENT2 Louis-rale ele 'Sr uhvillo Nashville hattseocgs Shipped Local conz2mptica ducat 5519 Toe boycAt levied against Armour a Co is the canoe of considerable discussion in latozr ranks That the boyeott had been loads tied was about to be carricd into effect hes been an open secret among the le3ders of labor It is slated Ott con after the close of the strike cue local enably decmed an open boycot and called upon others to do the barge Few if any of the locals followed the example they realattd that such a step made them amenable to the Illinoie conspiracy laws which they were anxious to evade A DUM ber of private msetinga were held and a "secret" boycott determined upon A morning paper publishes an interview with a Knight of Labor who saws: "There is a general inisacelerstandirg in rege to this boycott This is a 'ercret' boycott It emanetes from an unknown bonne and can be traced to no particular person or persous The secret boycott is the favorite weapon against corporations or firms that are fish to use aU the TEE011iCell of the law in re tsliaLion Ibis boycott is entirely ucofficisl and memb-rs of the knights are not in dn' bound to cbey its requests Ex perigee has shown however that in ontrAtion a tecret boycott is far more effective than the cpen or cfficial boycott" PROBALBLY ABLICDOND CntnaooJaunary kcal paper says this mormirg: The calling of a semion of the geoeral miserably of the Knights ef Labor bag been practically abandonel far as District Atsembly No 31 is concerned and as the moveS mcnti the seecial teesi began in that Ay it is probable that the plan has been givin up altogether This was the coecludon of he matter which was given by a numbered knights who were on the eutject yigierday 'tldtn't think the plan ever had much said one I IMP'S in the excitement cvPr the Powderly order and was adopted without much idea of whit a special re-sion of the geners1 saFembly meant erten it came to the expense 'men we got to thinking over what Powlerly bad really said and found oat het it was not go ohjectiocable afer all lle simply ordered the aviembies not to twe reeoladone anarchy Non of the asaemblies haJ endoned anarchy: they have merely ask tor a new trial for the anarchists We iticd 3 had no particular 6ght with the general msg terwcrkmen eizept that we thought he have eooe es well it be had not lent such an oiler The socialists did not like what Piwderly said in his New Yolk letter either and were very angry about it but they could not hang a cage for impeschment upon it" At II o'clock yesterday morning Recorder Bell brgtn the work cf rent in the Dulls in the market-bouts The butcher tall" were rented first nearly all of thorn boirg retained by those occupying them hat year end at the minimum price el $150 each No 33 went to Irgersoll for $130 bat Willie Bitticks made A Keay' pay $157 for the rant mid paid $149 himself for No35 carry into effect tbe nominatiocs mule No 1-C POWOTS $150 by it No 3-0eorge Phillips $60 Col Stvage sail it mattered little No 5-terleman At Danbledey $150 whether this was cellist a cencus or a No 6-Charles Stein $150 conference It had teen Ellis' that 'OA No7-Thomes White MO roee by an other risme smell as No 9-0 Laitenberger We sweet" Ile took it ter granted that all No 33--W Irgersoll MO the democrats here were true dim ecrate No 15-B $100 not pale blue or half breedt tie did No 34-A Keevil $57 not like that sort Ile took it that No 35-Wi1lis Bittickt $140 democracy meant the greetest liberty Neti 36 -Men Geneey $75 He was sgeinet any onnectstary re- No 37-V Steinhaaer $95 trictions He heti heard there were No PS-E Parks Judas-el among them-ehthby demo- No 39-Webb1 Prise $75 crats-bat he did not believe it He No 40-Charles Evers $75 was a caectis sivocate nader some con No 41-J MorriseyE5 diticns He favored a mica rut Le 42-Ntre Garrieen $75 did catemel as a medic'ne for the tick 11o 41-H Soalth $75 If it cool' shown tt the Pituation No 44-Mrs Meknes $75 demanded a CtLIZE14 be wauld be for it No 45-W 8111 175 Be thought they shouM have goes into No 41-Louit Henry $75 the election of rpeaker at the meraing No 47-Tnomss Vance $75 (Line everythicg openly There No 48-1 Turner $75 were mane candelives for tee small No 43----W A Mur $75 offices which did not amenet to much No 50-D Penteceet 175 to the represeatteives but which were No 51-T Cowan 1Th all the worle isl thee cendi acne Let No 53-Resttu-ant not the nesucceeefal ones go home feel No 54-T Howert en $105 ing that they had be bextea in the No 55-C Parker S75 claik No I6-13 Allen $75 Mr Bib'' of Hardeman famed the No 57-W Leeman $101 minion of udge Meiritt to go into No 53--I Kenningbam $149 the nominatien of opeeker No 9-J Frith di Mr Gorhan of Mentgotnery said be No 6)--A1ex Gray's '5 was not going into a caucus limiest No 61-Menermentioc Son $V5 there were etteegh to csrry tte No 62-E teem $:5 nomiaatione iiro eft sae He thought a Na t3-1Yethe-hFerrire $75 ------CALGCLIS woel be a trete No 61-Jamits $75 Mr Lei et 0 trews dd nat favor a No 61-4ndrew Cole $75 miens for the nomination cf theist of No en-Jalins Campisell $75 fi No f9-II avi in Mr Hunt el Jackscn te not ready No 70-Evans Is Wade $75 to g3 jot) a mittens He dist cot fever No 71-Hunt di $75 alienating or driving treat the pa-ty No 72-M Pasish $75 any democrate la he county they No 73-J Wedge $75- could not le spared No 74-Saudy Porter $75 Judge Ppoke at seme length No 74-Mrs Prerz $101 urging caeces nerninatieun It VIZ) No 74--W Heimigen $105 be said absurd to tpeak nf dTiving No 77-Robt Jackeen $75 anybody out of the pert! Ha wauted No 73-Frauk Ezell $75 everybely to come in If any repre- ea tentatives refustd to come in be was Honoring the Dead sorry but it cen id not be helped The George IL Themes Post Otani thought the d-mecrais of the house Army of the held a meetire being in the majority should name last night in memory of Eiward it officers withoet reeublizin sasite Jews of this city and and Hon Joie Awes awe If any man would net go into a en Leon The urvices were con eeee caucus to which all members of hie duetted by the tiewly-installed Poe party were invited anti be his Commander A Radford Comrad will be could not be forced Ile fa- Watson introduced the foilowira awed a caucu I of as raspy as would resolatione ehich were unsnimousl go low it adopted Mr Miler Hardemato said they Whereas There has departed froz had sgreed by reselutioa at the fore OW Mktg to jein the notice of thee noon conterecca ta 3 into caucus for gone before cur esteemed comrade Ed the nomtnation of speaker and clerk ward Josten the veteran celonel He foe ens favortd a caucus if there the Third Pencsylvania cavalry an were not more 'hut twenty-five gallant soldter in almost every battl present participatd in by the Acmy of th Mr Ellis of Willevasen favored a Potomac member of this poet and it etaces He could not tee how any main foander chief of the Grand Arm democrat ceuld refarse to go into thie of the Republic in Teunenes an caucus He cou'd not believe than key Georgia the orgenizer and provisions demccratic caoddate for the speaker commander of the an ship wu pandering to the republicaa afterwards twice elettel commander yeti And whereas It it becoming ths Mr JAJII of White asid he was not we Lit aesocia-es and cemrades shoe! here te go into a caucus He would give voice te the sentimeats we entet not ir pupa anybedy's motives and he tate in regard to oar deseesed friend cared toliine for tee insinlatient that therefore had been made acsinst those demecrtte Resolved That as a kindly meintra who were not in levor of a ea toms Ho to his friendt and not uncharitable was willing to leave it to hie constitu- enemiee as an enthusiastic worker to tents whether he was a demecrat or not the Grand Al my of the Reeublic whof Mr Bachanen of Rethettani geld deeds verily hts effietency in that rt that he came a county which had glutei as a patriotic man and brae autlicriztd its representatives to go anidier whoee record is uninteetchabt into a csucts He was not there in we bear testimoay la hie behill an anybody's He coeld not see mourn for him as one not essily rt how any dtmecrat cculd cbj tet to hav- placed in his pare of wrk and due in demonists ogsnize ths 134eolved That as a token of ri without tke mixture el republ ems spect for his tetenrcry our charter I t-However he wanted to tee enough draped in mourning until the net present to insure meeting of the encatio Mr Dulaney of Saltiest stiti that teent at Knoxville la April ntx If the dem3crits wanted a caucas he That these resolations 1 entsred opo was for it The enestion was whether our recazds a copy be efficielly cot they bed a sufficient numbsr present to municated to the family of our succeed in the el a csucipi If ceased cmnisde and published the candidetes for however The resolutions were unaminonel preferred an electIon by a mall caucus adopted and orderel t3 b3 eptead to au elecdon by the hole hometlet the minutts them go ahead and take their chances kis moved a roll cell to sce how min)! The were ready to go into the nomination Joseph's church bale kla clasea of epeaker night The fallowing were the 'lane Mr Oilum of Shel by Feld be favored hest night a Clktlet3 on all cffiees train that cf Wtst Nathville table-Box eigtrs United Stttes seoat3r dawn to that-Of Sanders a-11 pillow Mrs Ma janitor He thnt4lit it woold be well Harriruon water int Mr Sicapeol to have a vote on going into the floral- jumping jack Mamie Matnings bt nstieus If not more than thirty were cigars Neal Brew ready to caucus of CO'2Tite the attempt Si Jotteph table-Painted banana 4 to caucus was a failure Annie Manny cake Stews: Mr Fort of Robertson esid that he pin cushion Can Brew lame Andre beIeved in a caucus Ho was willicit Werdenbaeher trade linen Mamie NI in any evfnt to abide by the decision Donald pair of shoee John Terse of the majority of the demecrstio men- photograph album Father Matra bare-that is it a msjority of them fa- rockirg chair Geo Silbus voted a caucus to haeco one or if a Sodality table-Wax doll Ann majority were oppesed to it to do with- CPO-MEd one half dozen photograpt out it Minnie Connors water set Hui Mr Hunt move' to adjourn till the Bruce: oil Painting Perkit next afternoon Lost Ayes 10 noes doll Waleh 3e 011-ers insisted on the motian to go sees Thu Ball Te-merrew Night Into the nominatiot 2 One of the meet enjoyable entertai 1 Mr Wade mid that no vote htd been meett of the iseamon wilt be the leag taken to Photo vine htr a rosjerity of ball to be given at the Broad-strt those here (yore I a MICUS Amusement Hall to morrow nigl 1 Mr Erwin of Camberiaad said be Our Irish fellow-ell acne have dou WAS a gocd but thought a mined to make tbis the entertainme oo carnets netaination be this small body of the IleStOM A very large number I would defeat its own purpose tickets have been sold and the nit I Mr Johnston of Williameon said tainment is destined to go oft with that he was known to be a candidate gratdeet eclat Everyone who for the Ppeakership He had solicited the ball will be highly entertain I the honor from hit demeerstic Mende with good music and a superb sappt and would prigs it if he should be the 11 choice of his party but il the speaker Shelby County's School Bowl ship were tendered him by a minority tendons of the democrats combined with the The county court of Shelby two ye Republicans he Flown in ago elelected Mts IL Horton sup A vote WWI then taken on the motion intendent of public instruction over i If Judge Merritt to go into the ncm- former incumbent Hendere nation of speaker which was carried Mrs Harton was the first lady elect eye 23 nre 6171 county superintendent of public This vote was attsnded by many in- straction in this state 2 hat she I lividual explanations some members made a gocd cfficer is testified to eying they were ready to go into now- State Superintendent Paine and I Inatioos with as wavy as fifty preeent people cf Shelby conety but she 1 ethen saying they were ready if only beaten yesterday by Mr Hendtreon 'majority of democrats were in favor SOO i pill the Tbo Daly Perfect nozoody Judge Williams of Frantlio said For rs abitual constipation dyspe it or is was not a matter of eseatiment or tied kindred ills le the haloes Calif ca democracy with him He came here nit liglid fruit rilnedy Syrop of Fi lillaiPtiOrn no maces metines 114 was It strengthen as well as cleanes favor of a caucus if a maisrity of Brien It is easily taken and pt dentocratie members fevaeed it fleetly harmlets Lerge bottles for a did did not think it would be well to by Wharton st Co and all lead "13 into a caucus otherwise He thought druggist dc20 Ins Honoring the Dead The George IL Thames Post Grand Army of the Rspuhlic held a meeting last night in memory of Eiward Jcnea of this city and and Hon John A Iscgto The bervices were con ducted by the newly-installed Post Commander A Radford Comrade Watson introduced the following resolutions which were unanimoutly adopted Whereas There has departed from ourmithi to join the ranks of those gone Wore cur esteemed comrade Edward Jotie3 the veteran colonel the Third Pennsylvania cavalry and gallant soldier in almost every battle participat4 in by the Army of the Potomac member of this poet and its main foander chief of the Grand Army of the Republic in Tennekee and Greorgia the orgenlaer and provisional commander ol the dsoartrnant and afterwards twice elected commander And whereas It is becoming that we his associa-es and comrades should give voice to the sentiments we in regard to oar deceased friend therefore Resolved That as a kindly mandrne to his friends and not uncharitable enemiee es an enthusiastic worker for the Grand Altny of the Republic whose deeds verily his effiiency in that regard as a patriotic man and brave sildier whose record is unimpeachable we bear testimony la his behalf and mourn for him as one not easily replaced in his ephere of wrk and duty 13eolved That as a token of respect lot hie atemicry our charter draped in mourning until the next meeting of the department encampment at Knoxville in April ntit That thvte resolatione i enttred upon 1 our feealdg a copy be officially communicated to the family of our decessed cmorade and published The resolwions were unaminonely adopted and orderel t3 b3 spread the minutts Theo 13 SL Soleph's church has kar clatit The fallowing were the winners last night: Wt Nvieville cigtre Sanders a-11 pillow Mrs Mary water set Mr Simpeon jumping jack Mamie Mazning cigars Neal Brew Joseph bananas Annie Manny cske pin cuihionCin Brew lam' Andrew Valle linen Mamie McDonald pair of ahos John Tarsey photograph album i Father Mazray rockirg chair Geo Slibus Sodality doll Annie CrOaltil one half dozen photographs Mianie Connors wat4-r set Hugh Bruce: oil minting Perkins doll Walsh Th Ball To-morrow Night One of the m'st enjoyable entertainmenti of the peason will be tke league ball to be given at the Broad-strest Amniement Hall to morrow night Our Irish fellow-cit sans have determined to make this the entertainment of the lemon A very liage number tickets have been sold and the entertainment is dsstinei to go oft with gratdest ecl at Everyone who goes' the ball will be highly entertained with goad music anti a iamb sapper Shelby County's Scheel Superintendent Ths county court of Shelby two ago elelected Mrs IL Horton superintendent of public instruction over former incumbent Hendenton Mn Harton was the first lady elected county superintendent of public struction in this state 2hat she wads a gocd cfficer is teetified to State Surerintendent Paine and People cf Shelby conoty but she beaten yeeterday by Mr Hendwon Tb Choly Perfect Itozoody For habitual constipation dyspepsia sod kindred ills in the ItialOtill Califon tit ligaid fruit reedy Syrup of It strengthens as well as clestres Brim It Le easily taken and harrulses Lerge bottles for by Wharton At Co and all leading druggists dc20 lus 01 major' 11 the Or ree Juego Ids al 04 demo pu 141zi tau del 0 did 'JP 44 1 44 1 1 I of enter-tat to be on Lurks in the blood of nearly every one ia many cases inherited Its severest form is that of running sores on the arms or feet Bunches in the glands of the neck pimples cancerous growths swollen Joint and thickening of the upper lip are other symptoms Hood's Sarsaparilla has had wonderful success in curing scrofula It thoroughly eradicates the humor from the blood and gives it new vitality and riehness Mrs 'William McDonald Wooster 0- for eighteen months suffered with scrofulous swellings of th) glands In the neck liootit Sampartila gave hounediate relief the swellings being largely reduced Swellings in the Neck Joseph Dunphy- 214 Central Street Lowell Mass bad swellings and lumps on -his neck and face which various pastes ointments and medicines failed to stop A shopmate whose wife had been cured -e of a sore on her arm by Hood's Sarsapa- rills recommended the medicine and he bought a bottle In three days there change la the eruption Had five bottles effected a complete cure leaving the skin smooth and fair Be sure toget only Hood's Sarsaparilla So14 by drugAtits ft six for Prepare4 ROOD At Co Apurtbocartos Lott-tat Ma Tito Oklahoma Lands TALLIqUAR I IT Jan nary 4 fact the five uneasy on aec mot of recent telegrams sent lions Washington in regard to the Creek deification not acting with the delegatef teem the other four the Cherokee Ceoctaws Seminoles and Chickasaws It is so that the Creek delsgstee are in favor of felling the Oklahoma conntry the sale of which Cie otter tribes most bitterly oppose as they deem it the entering wedge toward disruping the whole territay Bang tb Bolt HuiuIf When the preksiding elder preached reeenly at ft13 be wa much ed at the cooed of a email bell which rang whenever be was particularly emphatic At last he stopped I the Ferman and said: I once krew a man to ring a chestnut bell in church and go to the penitentiary for it" Thereupon one of his beerss stepptd to tle pulpit and mcved a small call1311 that bad s'ood just under the ed4e of the big Bible in such a poeition that when the elder binged the b)ok the bell rat Syrup of Vigo Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co San Francisco Cal is nature's own true laxative This pleasant California liquid fruit remedy may be had of Wherton A Co and Spur-lock Page A Co Istrge bottles at filtv cents or one dollar It is the moet pIetrant prompt and eller tive remedy known to cleanse the system' to act on the liver kidneys and beitede gently yet thoroughly to dispel headaches colds Itad levers to curs cluctipa'icn indirection and kindred lbs rta20 ly Weather ti000rrotiotto steteerntositat Box-ord Jounivy 4 IS 7 711 meridiem time: Tag Paramour's CIRCULAR President Morrow has isoued the ercular "At the recent annual meeting of the Southern League of baseball club held in this city October lila 11S8 a resoluticn WRI unanimously adopted qniring esch Hub to deposit a cash guarantee of $2- 000 This money is to be in the hands of the league treteurer on or before January 10h 18S7 Should Roy (lob fail to deposit the amount required and at Vas titre eFecified it will be the duty of the undersigned to at once declare the franchise of such club forfeited to the league and take immediate steps to fill the vacancy Should any vacancy occur a meeting of the lesgue will be called to amenoble at Chettanooga an early day to fill the vacancy Please remit the mount of guarantee by exchange on New York or by ex press prepaid After all the clubs have deposited the required amount the undersigned wilexicute a bond Sr $18- 000 with three good pnreties the having b'eu approved by a created for that parpoee by the league In conclabion I will add that the andereigne4 piLl xec a strict compliance with the requirements of the I Died of Diphtheria PITTalirita PA Januotiy 4 Moore of Mcfeeeep3tt died of diph Iberia last Tuesday Marotta of Lowretc aville an old friend attended him dufieg bi iUne Dz Marotta was token down with the rime diorite) gad (bed Fr day Ifs vas atteudNI by Dr B)y Et of Beaver leallsorbo was taken of the same scoorge yesterday and Li not expected to live All these were amonz the leading physicians of this section 2001t 100 Doses One Dollar Un I Weathes eittioap I 0 roc Wuid N171 23 id 12 it 2) 001Cit'ar 001Cirar 0o Clear 00 a tr 0e1Clear Juksonst1e1 3041 Pb1 htntgoirieft S050 Chattanooga So12 Ibthnottis 3044 Pnyinciii inicom thenEnstttra is produced by the presence in the blo3d of certain irritating acids develor ed in the stomsch and taltn up by the alviorbants Dr McLean' Liver end Kidney Ealist will eradicate the inlion from the blond aLd cure rheuniaOltn 1 per bottle it 1 op--712ipmmomemmew11101111 il re GLI111-L 111REElli1 cRAcTierwck 4 z1 -4iAND -fTIA i l'3 41? 5 IN I "1111 6: rty L1111HFREE1 1 A ti I 4Fril tejFtAcTicALowolitc 1 11' 1 1 VA 'klsr! i 1 it I it bo Al 4 441' '''t i i tt7)4 AN 03 4 14 i 4 rot' 4 or ma 4 2 1 1 00 IR A F-' til-c'sA 44rpla tl- 'k p-774 wiv- C'' i 'i2 1 0 A A5-A At4 4a I AN EMPHATIC DENIAL Ciam Logan Family Dociaro That 2Co Opiates Wore literati to Rim tonight box Kilted in a Fight Nrtriti LARRDI Idrkte0 January 4 desperate fight took place yesterday be' wean the lioard 64 Ruralise and about filysmuggiers from the American side coneet toff about $2041C0 worth of vods into the int-erica The finale was several timid to three 1nsr3s with the god in the hands of the authorities 3'2657 Stock on hand-- 8597 Sales yestorday 634 quoit 4711OrS Ordinary et Good ord in azy sit Low middling Middling bt orlaoti middling 9 Stains and off colors I to le lower AT ALL POIVIIL Receipts at all -32 659 Roip4 at ports ter week 57696 1 Uritsel Piste torts 10c3937 Live Stock Report truaked by the talon Stock Teed) WrIELT STATIrlialrY Rect Shp'ts Sake Cattle 415 117 293 Hogs 521 $9 422 Sheep 212 105 107 Mules 838 338 The following are the revised current quotatiotul for the various classes and grades of stock Csttle--Extra shippers 125(4350: good shippers 3 01(4325 beat butchers 2EO3 00 medium butchers 225 250 common butchers 160(2 VO leedimg keen 251q a 00 gresinp steers 2000250 good oxen 2 55(4 3 251-medlom oxen 150I75 scats wags 100-125 Hogs 250 lbs and 3 et 40 rr5 Abe and upward 42564435 t50 and upward 1C6100 100 the and upward 375 4335 fat 2 75325 Jest lambs 800(43 50 rood lambs 00 0 315 common 250 0 275 lilie5i-4 to 6 years old 14 to 141 anda high with flesh 7500(410500 4k to 15 hands high 5 to 151 han4s high 12000413500 53 to 16 hands high 136cio4(41to00 Veuntr7 Produee Butter 12720c according to grads sbbage Northern 18 00 to 11000 per New country bacon from agon Clesr tides 73 hams 9 boulders 6 jowls 3 Lard 7 Eggs rem first hand 23o and Eolithrs Prime live geese feathers Oc per pound damp leathers docked percent in weight Ginstro and of tops oil string $1500160 per and from store 236!) withe from store roasted Tallow flood to choice 81o first hands well amorted 125 per 100 pounds flint 1214c dry es1t1012t green pit 64(4Sc green Honey ii(i) 12o per pound cocks 10c turksys 6c gross hens 18 spring chickens Beeswax 20i per bargl hull wegon Tennessee new 125 shipping order $1504200 northern new sweet from the wagon 75(4100 from stores 160 Apples From wagon 50 e200 from stores 12006-01 50 per barrel northern apples 13 00e3 50 per barrel stores 2 75 per bsrrel White from store 115001175 per bushel fmm first band 125 from stores 1150 per bushel stock from wagon 60c from stores 75c per bushel New York hand-picked med and navy 117501185 oreeeriss 1i Rio 163 choice Rio Mk prime16 good 153 fair Rio 16 roasting Rio lEk Jaya 193 274 18 Lagnayra 151 Mocha 211 Co emit The market is strong out loaf 71 crumbed 7 standard A fik: yellow 11ilrilldi5i(45i grarittlatds ti ofi As 01XrU10010V901 grantusto et on Ai 119 St Railway IT Is rumorel that the sale of Bull's Cough Syrup has tsksn such dimensions thst the proprietrrs are stable to supply all orderz We advire our druggist' to prepare themselves flr all emtrgenlies al the people rely on them for this valuable remsdy it Office of General Manager Nasbvile Tenn Jan I 1887 Fcr the convenience of its patrons this company has opened a contracting office at No 69 South Market street trhPre all information as to rates will be tarnished and blils of Jading 'betted THQflL jal St General Manager Subscribe for the BIDCPT 1 wo'rPorkILL Btricker has eigned with Cleveland There is still a chance for Birmingham Wanted--A bselbons lot Clisttanocgs Kappel will play third base for Cincinnati McCormick it is WA will pitch for Cincinnati Will there be only six clubs after all It certainly looks that way AL Spslding is cotfilent Milts Kelly will be with the Chicago's next Season The California people think the Loulivilles are the greatest ball players on earth It is given out that Tonev Hellman will play first bue for Milwaukee 1 Great guns! Phillips of the Pit'sburgs says be will give it 000 for Latham's Telesis Arlie will hardly leave the Browns What the Biuthern League is most in teed of is a few ustlirg managers like Barnie sod Horace Puillips Charley Marry writing t) a friend In this cry esys be has his eye on a man who would hold down first base for Nashville in great shape Manager Phillips was always mod-eat He now ssys there is no doubt at all but that the Smoky City will fly the Lergue penult next nation Von der Abe aye: "If Bobby Caruther and 'Lathe' don't vents to blay pall mid de Browns den dey needn't but dey can't blay romewhere else" Thereris movement on foot among the amateurs in this city to get together a crack team for next Demon The Columbia Mt hid better look to their laurels Poor old Atlanta! It is indeed a pity that such an enterprising town as the "Hob of the South" cannot raise enough of the needful to keep going a baseball team Street Railroad Item Wallop Bell one of the most popular drivers on the Vanderbilt street car line was yeiter3ay promIted to stasis tent superintendent This was a de served promotion of a cepable man Mr Bell has been in the employ of the road for along time and has always discharged his duties faithfully An PInJpr of the to a 14 1mL-46 volikars TrN a imbkabc BRovitzs GOLD MEDAL PALM 187- BAKER'S 45-164ae la a I CIS BAKER'S Ali-'NT)- tjrcalifalccol f1777BrOalaySICCCO1 loci Vokw YounK January 4 Washington special says: It has happened in late years that after tie death of most noble Men tome reports have gained that the medical trealment was not what it seotrd have beevaud that nanataers of the family were not satitfied with it There hots not been an exception ta this rule in the case of Oen Legan Reports have received ercie circulation that whoa Gem Loan' physicians became convinced that hie csee was hopeless they overdosed him with aconite or morphia or bath to ease his sullerings that in consequence of tais treatment be beceme unconscious and that Lad he been otherwike treated he might have survived It can he stated on the aarhority of the two et source the family and the physicians themeelves that theze reports in whole and part are antra The members of the family are greatly shocked that such statements should have gained currency and units in eyine most emphatically that the charges are not true They sly that no morphia or any opiate of any kind was administered to Gen Lugan durlvg his illness that Gan Logan whose father was a physician had a very considerable knowledge of medicine himself and was always extremely averse to the use of morphia aconite or opiates in any Lam and always gave the most explicit orders whenever he 'was ill thet they should not be administered to hie He referred daring bis illness ta a friecd whose death he believed was caused by the use of aconite His physicians and feinily knew not only what his preferetcea were but what his orders were and even if there had been a disposition to have recourse to opates which the have recourse to Web tlle ii4LP2 Warmmai absolutely Duro i from wh nra Cocoa ich toe "amine ye o--R: 71t oil hihrn been removed times Me strettirM of auxel i tl It 1 with Etarthtrroirrootoretturem 1 I li and la therefore tar more wombs I iral coqin leas lita ta 1 matrep nitt ae slaningliclous nri yottahtt ft land admirably adapted for loved I It ideas well am for pereone to Sold by GrOrelli everyaberea Et 1111 I It VII Warninttki absolutely e7) (----zNViEirilfp iiPLI TIT ettIrTIIINIF CREAPf" 1 CZPRICE SPECIAL I 111 kI-" i itiO of 4 1 :1 i VI ii! bAl Ili 9 17 11 ljti -2 1 orm hi IsC61 -4 -111711 kaiLitgoo i Na kz-c-5-1-76------e'Es ntatorn'T rt-13 '71A BARER CO Darctestcrt Yam years tbe in has by the was Fige the perfectly vale 1'61 LI LI fee Wen timers Eared tads Ltsek of )nervy tie- it HA 4Y ktlt-AI and ts Lb eny Iron medicine that is not In torten Ii Lorteltett the Dined Issirtorotes tbe stterti Restores Appetite A id It does not Nseken or inktre the teeth eaten heed- we or pusineeeimittitaitiols-ssiter Iron IL Brantaroi Wading physician of bpring ttd gals: ittrosoN's Iron Bitters is a ihorentrldr Mind melt I it it my tnacuiso fl4 bud ibiltinti ex-rots An Itler rroot rem ID "Ma krm or low eon awn ot lbw system Itowit's Iron lintent i tendir pKaitrre ernes-au I 4 all that is claimed Co It Lot 4 Thirtr-seeeod Ettreet etsben Brestna Iron linters is the TItte tt thet age Nothing better it ersttes spovitte giros gretiath and mixers digestion" Genuine 1st4 alywo Trade Mark and messed red liens ott ersegoe Take tag Made eon by DUO 131X2S1V4lalsio BALTIXinkka BUOVI 131X21144)4-64)64 ISALTIX9XX AID! 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