Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

i' 1 ------1 '744ef----r----------- 0 8 NASHVILLE BANNER WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 17 14394 THEATRE VENDOME Three Nights awl lirtwitteaday Matittees Commencing Monday 13 2 THE 01111:: I LEFT BEHIND ME SIB I a arallel! RI I a 4 1 4 UP- it 11 Direction of CHARLES FROHNIAN A Thrilling and Romantic Story with Stopend cos Effect Play Nights in Now York --we Nights in Chicago Nights in Hootou Salo of seats at box TeL 514 NEXT--iiino Jeans" Oct 0o153t 1THE TABERNACLE Men's Boy's and Children's Finest Late Style Fall and Winter SultsOvercoats9 Pants at prices hat will A par- alyze all would-be competitors and go on record as the most phenomenal butchery of Sousa's Peerless BREA 50 Eminent Musicians 2 Great Vocal Artiste Poes i Mo MI6 colli St FINE LOTIIING1 ING GOODS ARID HATS Oddrellovis EH AND OMER That ever took place in this country Read of this GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY and act Promptly for it is Just like finding money in the street SATURRAY MORNING OCTOBER 20th We OUR VISITORS To the City can Save Money by Purchasing Their Fall and Winter EAT 11 0 AL SALE SHOES at 316 and 318 Cedar Street It is practically a complete slaughter of the FINEST LARGEST and MOST DESIRABLE STOCK of CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS and HATS ever opened to the light in this community We have leased the store-room 311 North College Street now occupied by Frankland Co and in order not to move any of the stock now in our present quarters we have decided to CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK and are now CUTTING SLASHING and MARKING DOWN every article in our store WAIT! WAIT! WAIT! and sce our REMOVAL PRICES From the Complete and Well-known Shoe Stock of IV DILLON St CO 306 Union Street 61 4 tat Fair Square Cash Clothiers 315 and 318 Cedar sts IMALTER ACKER (Laza of Lampasas I'm) Attorney and Counsellor at Law (11411Ztor BoMVIIINCII BUILDING Ot in Mthp 411kA1 witotlifttirttwo11414eowt: EAST NASHVILLE NEVVSi GAME AT MEMPHIS MADE AN ASSIGNMENT A Firm In Gallatin Assign' for lionatit of Creditor NticPrrin DENTIST Office moved to Mill Block 619 Church street next to Vendome oc 13 snwe Reception to be Given by Miss Hamilton Friday 1 liO'vtl'PE'iiT-140HT -Ii-'-111JEiti: 7 WO IV Mill MI 11'81116 HI lOW RICE! The Football Contest Between Vanderbilt and Memphis The Misses Kinney Entortained Friends Last Evening In Honor of tins Misses IteKinstry Correspondence of the Banner GALTLTt October 16--13 O'Shinisky Co made an assignment last night to Nathan Cohen of Nashville It is the house In the Opera-house building better known as Lipman's The list of creditors Is as follows: First Nfitional Bank Gallatin ro Ittakemons rent it A Lowell tim) Fannie Lipman mime 'Inman ii II DR MORRISON DENTIST UNION ST TELEPHONE en ocilmomesa lyr All colors In Overgalters at 39c Large line of Ladies' Felt Slippers Lam line of Men's Muse Slippers Largest assortment of Rubber Boots Sandals or Instep Overt ever shown In this city Notice our window displays Was Won by the Former by a Score of 61 to a QUEEN SHE HOUSE Jos Abrams Proprietor I 406 UNION STREET 07 welras HM1flILTN Plat El Attorney and Counsellor at Law tontine 53 And 54 Chamber or Commerce Whims- Refers by permon to itmertesn ionel Bank Colos Bank A Trust co ocktofb sly Vanderbilt and Centre Will Play Heo Saturday A Lusk it Levy Nashville A hlusky Nashville A hioskv Nashvil Le VS) A Elosky Kronstein Lasky Cohen Collisr Co Nashville-- 175 C011111 Collier Co Nashville-- 275 BrOWn Kaman I Co Clatlin ik Co New York 11 Chitin A Co New York Total THE WEATHER REPORT Thermomotior Itoadings A 59 10 A D1 7 A 60 11 A 8 A 63 12 la 90 9 A 6 9 1 82 SHOT BY A POLICEMAIL 4 The Misses Kinney of Foster street en- tertained friends last evening coinplithentary to the Misses McKinstry of Josephine avenue who will leave Friday evening for tbeir future home in Portland Ore Music and dancing were indulged in :14 11111 ft late hour when the guestorwere invited into the dining room where dainty refreshments awaited them Miss Dolly Hamilton of Woodland street has issued invirations to a rweption oriven as her home Friday evening complimentary to her guest Miss Graves of Cleveland Mrs Eugene Mann who has been visiting Sirs A Sheets has returned to her home in Evansville Ind bliss Ina Davies of NVoodland street has returned from South Pittsburg Mr Reese of k'oster street has returned from a business trip to Alexanuria bliss Mary Hall of Russell street bas gone on a visit to friends in Memphis Miss Lottie Buie has returned from Forest Grove Mn Jane Lynes and Mrs Lou Faith of Clarksville are visiting their brother Mr Averitt of Russell street Miss Lillian Armstrong has returned from Waverly bliss EstellS Mann of Louisville who bss been the guest of Mrs A Sheets has gone to Cineinnati but will return to the city on the 24th inst Miss bannie bell Handly of Woodland street has returned from Waverly Miss Annie Reese of Foster street has returned from a visit to relatives at Forecast Wssarsmow October for Tennessee till a Thursday: lair with westerly winds slight changes in tempera tare Thomas Ewing a Colored Barber Wounded by Officer Vining r---- I I Really We haven't time to write an 1 11 Clad" in fact our advertis- ing man is kept busy selling Pianos We will just take ii time to say that you Villtellirlialk I I Stand in Your Own Light A Shooting Affray Which Took rhino Sark' Ailey Last Olmervationa report received at Nashville October 17 INA a it a to local time: atm- seventy-Mtn meridian time Observations taken et the same moment ot time at all stations 1 4 I I 1 1 I I I 1 I Direc11nf Stations tBar111 wind twill Weather i Nashville ISO 001 60 I 00Clear Chat t'ino4a al I VV 00 Cler Memphis Some! oo Is ty 00 cier Jackhuov ilia Isu4041 ou IN 00Clear At1enta I out 56 00Cear Vk ksburg SO hi bit 00Clear Monteornery 30 12 52 SW 001Clear New tWleans 11Si11 )1 62 001Clear Galveston 130141 eg SP 00Clear Littla Rock 130061 52 SW 0oClear Louisville "2 20 Ni 4 00Clear Cincinnati litist 60 SW crlout Chicago t2iise 54 NW Clear J'I tts burg riti 72 56 NW 00 Clear St Paul 12t If 411 00 Pt cloudy Cairo iO 26 54 idelear f-t Louis l'ku ul 60 00 Clear Omaha p2ii96 46 IV 00 Clear St Vincent ittrisi Sit NW Clear Itiamarck 18012 22 00Clear Lienv-r 42 All 'Lear Oklahoma 4602 103 SW 00Clear FI mast work at Fish's laundry ocl? wetimno Not to buy a Plano from us now We have the stock of Mr Loud combined with our own fvlany people have availed themselves of this rare Opportunity to get a Piano Why don't you? LIAvit you tried My Sweetheart? oeGsamoiwe tt 1 ralmAinumair' AT REST Death of Miss Ante Huffman at Bar Boma in White's Bead Thomas Ewing a colored barber was shot last night between 9 and 10 o'clock by Officer Vining The wound is not a serious one and Ewing will be aide to be out in a few days Oftieers Vining' and Summitt while In through through Buck's alley in South Nashville last night bad their attention attracted by a pistol shot Hurrying in the direction of the report they met Ewing and another negro coming down the alley at a rapid gait The negroes were stopped and interrogated by the officers Ewing trade an attempt to push by Officer Vining and after getting several feet from him ran his hand into his pocket bringing forth a pistol Offloer Vining caught a glimpse of the weapon and in an instant drew his own Not wishing to take any chances the of-liver got the drop on Ewing and fired The bullet entered Ewing's right leg just below the groin inflicting a painful though not serious wound Ewing fell to the ground suffering the most acute pain and he afterwards stated to the offfeer that he did not draw the pistol for the purpose of using it but wanted to get rid of the weaVon This statement was evidently correct as the revolver was found lying on the opposite side of a fence where it had been thrown by the negro The action of Ewing however came very near costing him his life as darkness tire-vented the officer from divining the negro's real intention Ewing was arrested on a charge of carrying a pistol and after being registered at the station-house be was conveyed to the City hospital where his wound was dressed He is reported as doing well today and will be ready to to into court by the litter part of the week DORMAN CO cipreti a9d Miss Allis Buffinaa died at her home hi NVinte's Bend Friday evening hat an illness of only a few hours haviug been taken suddenly HI during the morning of the same day Funeral services over the remains were held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning conducted by Rev Mr Carnny after which they were laid to rest in the family burying-ground The deceased was a step-daughter of Mr James Young of that vicinity She was well known in this city and was much admired for her sweet disposition and to the many excellent traits of character which she possessed and the annountwma of her death will muse sinners regret among her many friends and acquaintances ineicates truse of rsin liMABSUarLocal Forecast Weethor NAS1111111 TIMM October 17 8 A The same settled conditions that have prevailed during the past forty-eight hours characttekte the map this morning The lower lakes and the entire lake region Ohio Valley St Lawrence Valley Middle Atlantio States and New England are under its influence A high area of slight energy is central over Texas and exerting ite fluence over the cotton belt Except a trim CI El Faso no precipitation was reported during the past twenty- four hours A marked rise in to sixteen occurred during the past twenty-four hours over Middle and Eastern Tennessee Western North and South Carolina and Northern Georgia Over the upper Missouri Valley and the northwest a decided fall in temperature is degrees at Bismarck and twenty-tour degrees at Rapid city being the heaviest falls reported Elsewhere no change or a rise of four to six degrees has been generaL Clear weather prevails over the entire country Local forecast for Nashville and vicinity: Continued fair to-day and to-morrow Msaturtir Locel Forecast Official The Vanderbilt team arrived from Memphis this moruingk at I o'clock in high spirits over their showing in the first game of the season They are much pleased with the hospitable treatment they received at the hands of their Memphis hosts On their arrival they were taken in charge by Mr and Mrs Lem Banks who were eminently successful in their efforts to entertain them Together with a party of young ladies they spent the tuoruing viewing the ighug of the city the top of a tally-ho atter which they lunched at the Peabody Hotel After the game they were the guests of Mr and Mrs Banks at the Akazari where they took tea The game was called at 4 o'clock In the preseuce of about b00 people at Citizeus' Park Thornton was chosen as umpire and Brown ex-ilarvard was referee Vanderbilt won the toss and took advantage of the wind giving Memphis the bail On the kick-off Nleuiphis kicks 35 yards the ball being caught by Cz'uniell who gains 15 yards before being tackled Burch then aims the ball and gaius 75 yards but on the uext pass it is fumbled by iiildebrand and goes to Memphis Memphis kicks to Keller who runs 80 yards before being downed Then in quick succession Burch gains 10 yards Hildebrand 10 lUttrell 10 Fitzgerald 5 and then Tuttle takes the bail around the end for he yards to the first touch-down within 4 minutes from I ginning of play Connell kieks gee and the score is 6-0 Memphis kicks from the centre of the field for $0 yards Hortch catching the ball and running 15 yards Connell then loses the ball to Memphis on a fumble bleniphis then kicks to 13oogher who gains 15 yards Conuell then kicks the centre for 6 yards Fitzgerald runs 5 yards the dying wedge is worked around the left end for 15 yards: Dortch goes around right end fur 25 yards Tuttle tries left end for 17 yards and Connell bucks through the centre for the second touch-down The goal is kicked and the score is 12-0 within seven minutes i from the beginning( of play In the progress for the next touch-down Vanderbilt carries the ball 65 yards and loses it to Memphis on a fumble Memphis attempts to go around left end but the runner is downed in a magnificent tackle by Tuttle who however is hurt in the fall and has to be replaced by Keller Malone going to quarter Nlecuphis then kicks to Boogher who runs to the Memphis b-yard line and on the next down Gaines carries the ball over for the third touch-down Connell kicks goal and the smre is 18 in favor of Vanderbilt This is the pace kept up during the remainder of this half and if anything is only intensified In the sewed The principal defect brought out by this game was the constant tendency to fumble which is however to be expected in the Srst frame of the season Con-nail's goal kicking will have to be improved upon The team did not play with as much snap and vim as they are capable of doing but this is to be largely accounted for by the fact that they had very little sleep the night before Thorriumi the coach has discovered a number weaknesses that he will work hard to remedy before the Saturday's game with Centre The feature of the game was the bard sure tackling Of Tuttle at left end and his injury is to be regretted it is thought however that he will be in form for th Saturhay's game 1 Mr Hall bewanee's manager accompseled the teem and was very mdch interested in the play of the team There will no doubt be a large delegation of the wearers or the purple here on Saturday to witness Vanderbilt's and Centre's contest The individual work of the team was all that could be expected Connell bucked the line in fine style and was up to his usual form in punting Burch was a sure ground trainer when given an Opportunity Tuttle trainee and Boogher showed that they could bold the pace set by the veteran members of the team and hi some cases give them points Keller showed up well at quarter anti played in his old -time form when be replaced Tuttle at left end The game was of great in that it will make- the practice fur S'aturday's grime much more intelligent and effective The two Learns lined up as follows VA NIPtithiLt PONITWNS MILIEPHIS Tuttle Left end heft tack Crump Lett guard go" BOW le )14111 Centre )tolle br and ight Fhtgeraid 413 (ethic Qiiarter Seareorough tvit halt bAk-14 halt Wick hos I a-h I iak LEDO IL Thorntin Referee Brown of Harvard 64 Memphis Lter Baos the Cherry-street clothiers are making a specialty of black clay worsted suits In lank frocks and sacks Latest out oc17 wesa SOUTH NASHVILLE NOTES CITY ITEMS CITY ITEMS Connell Green Co Can sbow the handsomest Hue of Imported novelties In dross goods and fancy silks be seen In the city Styles exclusive New Cloaks and CaDee In fur Astrakan plush and cloth all the newest and latest styles at Connell Green Gendemen's Underwear Direct from the factory in light medium and boavy weight all new purchased upon new tariff basis and the cheapest in tha city Connell Green Co Tbs grandest value ever imported is a French ribbed fleece hose in misiws' boys and ladles' extra heavy at 23c The only place you will find therm -Connell Green Co Connell Green Co Can sell you blankets cheaper than any house in the city because they buy them in cases direct from tie manufacturers 0c12frimowe81 a a )yaV troy I A Called Meetiug of the Ladles' Aid Society Friday 1 Smart weed and belladona combined with the other ingrodtente used in the best porous plasters make Crrter's At It liachache Piasters the best ia the market Prim 25 cents sett6 me wejrit wim For balanceof week 20 lbs Eastern granulated sugar 11 Jungermann's eel? it Intoroting Moot ips of th Venni People's Devotional Society of tho Control Daptiot Church ANNOUNCEMENT AND INVITATION Grand Display or Twanty-Fir Nowly (Velma Patters Hata CITY ITEMS Thompson Kelly No 213 Summer Street Our attractive Stock of Dress Goods a 1 Great We are kept very busy CI the day long In this department and all the ladies are pleased with our new styie rough-surfaced (tunings covert cloths and other rich Parts fabrics bee also our 50o new styles all wool Thompson Kelly New Style Cloaks Wraps and Fur Oar ments Our Cloak Department in our seeond story is daily replenished with ell the new goods hi this line Be sure to see our stock liefore buying elsewhere Thompson fit Kelly flack Goods! Black Goods! We are now offering( the largest stock of reliable black goods we have ever eilt is now quite the fashion for well-dressed ladies to appear on the street in black In addition to our best makes of plain goods for mourning we beautiful designs for street wear Thompson Kelly Our Silk Department Is now filled with beautiful goods for street wear and bridal and evening costumes Black silks black satins in all the best makes and rich colored and fancy silks of all kinds Also be sure to see the line of rich figured and plaid velvets for trimmings out down to $150 originally sold at CI 50 to $400 Thompton Kelly Hosiery and Underwear- We now offer the targets stock of fall and winter hosiery and underwear for ladies gents and children we have ever opened Most of these goods are special orders and all marked at Short profits Thompson Kelly Eiderdown Quilts and Pillows We hay splendid assortment of these goods in styles and Drives to suit everybody Thompson Kelly No 213 Summer street Nashville ocI735 New fall dress bat gains Changeable wool suiting worth 25o for 1234e all-wool storm serge worth b0e for 25c a yard tine all-wool Psrench serge worth 7-e for 4314o John cidran Co Church street oc15-3t New buckwheat flour Jungermana's oc17 And toques arrived to-day by express bought by our Mr Rosenbelm now East Special sale of 130 trimmed bats from our own work-room your choice at $5 worth CO at the Rosenhelm Company 1 THE COURTS Silks ills silks Bargains on oar center counter Black dress silk worth 85o for 411c black satin duchess worth PIM for 50c blavk Armure silk worth 11125 a yard for 690 1000 yards cord dress silk ranring in price from 75c to $150 a yard fur 50c John Wigan Co Church street oc15-8t Dutch Bulbs Sixty choice bulbs for 21 12 Dutch byte ciuths IS tulips 12 narciss (paper white) IS crotuss at loy's WO Church street ociS sarnowe 4w roe teh The Young People's Devotional Society met last Levelling at the Central Baptist Church The attendance was large and several earnest talks were made There will be a called meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Chureb Friday at 3 at the residence of Mrs Hardison on Carroll street to make final arrangemetite P)r a reception of the members of the society at the church Tuesday evening The prayer-meeting at Elm-street Church to-night will be led by lIev George Eubanks The public is invited The Young Ladies' I'larnishing Society will give a tacky sociable to-morrow even- in at the residence of Mr If Milnor on South College street Those who fail to dress tacky will be charged an admission foe of ten cents Mrs Knot and Mr Harry Knox have gene to Thomasville Ga where Mrs Knox will speed the winter Miss Fannie Hush who has been visiting South Nashville friends has returned to her home at the Hermitage Miss Bessie Fisher of Carthage after a visit to Miss Flora Freedle of South Stuntler street has returned home Do you want furniture or niatreasest If so It will pay you to examine stock and priers at A Warren's oe17 eud If ad Do you went fine furniture! If so call at A Warren's yell eod 6 at CILIANCIRT Wm Livingston vs It -Snow et at order of transfer of funds CIRCUIT Byrn vs City pending CRIMINAL Charles A Hardin Charlton Elrod Charles Taylor and James Morris embezwent not guilty Lamb's Wool Insoles In all 11117CIA from the smallest infant's to No 32 men's size The Palace oc18 For balance of week 20 lb Eastern granulated sugar Jungermann's oaf 4 See bur line of Christmas rockers and holiday goads before buying elsewhere 'rank Givens 219S North College street del3 A nice antique be0Lroom suite from $IS up at Frank Givens' North College street nthill tf 1Wantod-To re-oorer and repair your umbrellas and parasols at 222 North Summer street Borgnis Co aept5 seesat ti New buckwheat flour Jungermann's oc17 it l's The largest aud trillst complete line of folding beds In the city Crum $IO up et 'rank Givens' 413 North College street tf If you Mul taken two of Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring you would not have had that coated tongue or bad taste ID the mouth this morning Keep a viai with you for oeeasional use sat) mo we I Are free from all crude and irritating matter Coneentrated medicine only Car- ter's Little Liver Pillm Very small very easy take no pain do griping no pure dog Try them se20 tie tot ite Lai nor tr- ry If you want to vet turnisnen out in furniture neatly cheaply and completely call ou Frank Glynn North College street infol Itttertage Liceuses A Hopkins and k'annie Bang Frank Lose and Louise IL Peden colonel) IL Bandy and Marcie Peterson Geo Wilidna and Ada 1'111114m riew Line Quilted Satin In every color and cheapest to finest quitLity The Pained ocle It Don't forget to call on Frank Givens 213 North College street when in need of anything in the furniture line mh Long Overcoats Before purchasing-your overcoat gall and see our line of blue and Mack kerscys Levy Biros Cherry-street clothiers Oen Ine611 Uatklito Perk Church The 'Watkins Park Church revival seri ices are increasing in interest There WOre El professions last high and others are interested The pastier is assisted by Rev tt-i Rodgers of Grace Church ihe inocting will continue throughout nett week A fine silk tapestry upndistered rocker for only COO at Frank Givens' ale North College street de1 5 tf Queensware crockery and glassware the largest ao4nortsuent ever odered in the south Phillips es Buttorff Manufacturing Company se41 tf Christmas rocking eosins au your own price at Prank Giveus' 2 NoKth College Wert dell) tt Now is the thou to have your heating stoves aud grates put in order for cold weather Avoid tile rush later in the sea-sun by havincrthe woric dont now Phillips But Corer Manufacturing Company oe21 For balaore of week LlO lbs 'Eastern pranaIntel sugar $1 Jungermaures ova St Call and cst our hue of spring pallor suits le tkest assortnemit in the eikr Civens North Coilege Sat id 1 Mr Ed Dowd and Miss Sarah Morris were united In marriaim at St osepti'll Churtit at 5 o'clock thin morning Dsal lattadry is Fikh's ocil weithrno Children's reekers tn less variety at Frank thyen5 2 Ciliegia dna.