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1 ron SALE WAIT FOR mr LAND THE OPENING GARR A Contest That Should Have Been Won by Nashville 3femphls and Hew Orleans the 0her THE OPENING GARR p00pommm A Coldest net Should Have Been monong 1 YI Ii I' ZASTIVILLIE LAND IMPROVEMMT COMPAZ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MAY 24 25 26 and 27c On their property at the New Manufacturing Town of WEST NASHVILLE Twenty-five per cent of the proceeds of this sale will be applied in assisting ab QflIer 1i ik TirtrrT 1r Tit em-si va4-16 AAA ru AAA-A 11omedm 10A eating in WEST NASH-VILLE further manufacturem lo For particulars apply to 111 itacriALlr Secretary 13 14 15 Cole 13ui1d1ng' r11N-N UP 11011315 Ot which rulings were obtained I SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY 1Y 111" Bernard fenced with them a Inas mmota 1 while others not 'rbe award of a A 1J A A4 A A tj i' "Ae A while- LABOR AND I FINANCE AND CORIUM 1 ZIMANCIZAI THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL Its Controversy Concerning Its Leased Lines in Iowa Ended The Present Terminus tabs Extended To the Union Futile The Building Trades Council Mot A Permanent Organization Shrewd Tactics of the Radicals at a Chicage Meeting were Fernar-Idez disarmed his some contracts for transportation was opponent several times The latter a suspended in order to await a final The Richmond Danville Rad grew excited In the contest and made ruling of the Interstate eommerce corn-After the Freight Rabul vigorous lunge at Fernandes who par- a minion One noticeable fact In con- it brit In doing so the point of the nection with the bids for transports- foil entered his eye and penetrated the tion was that those for river traneporta- Wellby the Leader of the Gang brain the wounded may living bat a sloe in the northwest were higher than Makes Ris E3oape few hours afterward When the foil formerly There wee no difficulty as was examined it was found to have the to the south where the commission has Special to the Banner button on the end and must have been granted a suspension as to the long and driven with great force to have caused CHARLESTON Ca April death Bernard surrendered to the short-haul clause 11 weLiI white an vir illiam Frone- authorities and is locked ed Gen Atkins brought his clerk from berger and Joe Ha-ris both colored up arg Washington to perform the clerical with murder were arres Greenville arg -reed at Gille ched work of the commission while he le- lected inspectors in Si Louis to pass with being implicated In a scheme for the wholesale robbery of the through THE BOND FORGERIES upon the different articles for which freight trains on the Richmond 1 Du-Contracts were to be awarded Of the ille road Caldll Is 'very widely commissioner Dr Morgan said "In we TY 0 known ommonwealth Attorney Witt ol Gen Atkins the government has a Sin ce last November the authorities moet honest thorough and painstaking Richmond to Look AGer Them of the railroad have misted various sr-commissioner He wrote the award in tides of freight from trains en route his own hand for every article pur- to the value of $5- An Unknown Amount of Spuriouo southward oods chased after carefully investigating 000 been peen reported missirg The as irginia State Sonde Soil all the facts so far they could be robbery was traced to Greenville and developed" if lit A LiobnIrlawdaA ik a Special to the Banner CHAILLBSTON Ca April Caldwell white an William Prone-bergs and Joe Ha-ris both colored were arrested at Greenville charged with being implicsted in a scheme for the wholesale robbery of the through freight trains on the Richmond it Danville road Caldwell Is very widely known Since hat November the authorities of the railroad have misted vaHous articles of freight from trains en route southward Goods to the value of $5- 000 have been reported missirg The robbery was traced to Greenville and It wu discovered that John Caldwell Opponent several times The latter grew excited In the contest and made a vigorous lunge at Fernandes who par-it bat in doing so the point of the Sod entered his eye and penetrated the brain the wounded may living bat a few hours afterward When the foil was examined it was found to have the button on the end and must have been driven with great force to have caused death Bernard surrendered to the authorities and is locked up charged with murder THE BOND FORGERIES Oommonwealth Attorney Witt of Riohm3nd to Look AGer Therm An Unknown Amount of Spurious Virginia State Bolan Soil 1 t--------- About one thousand people saw the ruhville and Charleston clubs play tall at the park Saturday afternoon It WM the first game of the Southern League mason The cintest though there were several very pretty plays 3nado could hardly be called brilliant yet it was an exciting one throughodt Both teams are evenly matched and it would be a hard matter to decide 'which is the better of the two There is one thing eepecially that the "Quakers" excel the locals in and that is their coaching Manager Powell appreciates the value of good coaching and be works it for all it is worth Manager Brailey would do well to take a lesson from the Charlestou manager Another thing the Nashville' elo not play together as do the Charles-tons There is a lack of that concert of action which charactel4ess the latter club ilmidt pitched fir the visitors and 'was caught by Grady The former is quite a speedy pitcher but somehow the Nashville boys had little trouble in finding his balls Mani occupied the box for the locale and was also hit Cthrotty bard He is a Tory speedy box and has aonsiierable curve bat lis great trouble is he cannot control the ball Nicholas gsve him fair support behind the bat The fielding of both clubs with a hw exceptions was vest Ono of these exceptions was when Reeder and Hayes ran together in tight field reeultirg in a ball being mulltd which pobably cost the locals the game Reeder or Hayes should have been called either one of whom could have caught the ball easily and saved -tie game to Nashville Barks and Matthias made their first appearance in their respective poeitiot --short stop and second base The former Is jag recovering from quite a severe Blues' and showed plainly that Ise was in no condition to play ball Re did well how tver with the excep- tion of his throwing Mauhias showed up in good shape at second and though by no means a Rittman le a great improvement over Mt LEL The gem was a ft actuating one and was in doubt to the last The score was tied at the end of the ninth inning 8 to ten loping' were required to decide the contest The locals came rbat and failed to score The visitor" ollowed end succeeded in crossing one 114boirnan over the plate and winning the gam--9 to 8 needs Timothy 2250240 Bed top 550 60 Blue grass 75(4490 Orchard gram 160(4175 German millet from wagons from stores 75 Clover now hens wagons from stores Orchard few 14045160 Hungarian 100(4110 soar Tosoote Trashy to common )ugs 13503155 medlars lugs 225 to In good loss 300 to 3150 oommon 10113 00 to 425t odium leaf 450 to 515 good leaf 575 to 700 African 17 to 20 inches 650 to 800 dark wrappers 71 to gi ()audios ono cratoters candy 8(484 braided and crimp itrrs 90100 common mixed 9010 ntixed 10012 sodas 0 etc XXX soda etcdit snaps sad lemon creams 71 zit maps sad lemon creams 81c Driod Praia Apples from wagons Sc per ponad from store 4c peaches from wagons 4c born store bc Foreign and Dantostis 360 in box 4 I5C(4 5 00 Bananas per bunch fancy flocs 110C-(42 55 Oranges Florida boxes 35004 00 slam Almonds Tavagonia 20c almonds California 18c slants Orenovel 14c walnuts California 13 filberts 134c pecans small 6143 pecans medium Sc pecans large lle pdvutim extra large 131c Brasil ante noir 9c Brasil ants old 8c cocoanuts 441e wee 0 0040 bad been cfiering privately a large lot of plaids for sae Investigation showed that a systematic plan of robbery was being operated by an organized baud The scheme was to have a member of the gang conceal himself in a loaded freight car at some station north of Greenville 'elect as much of the cargo as he deem'ed available and as the train passed the fair grounds just outside Greenville limits throw out the goods Confederates would be in waiting to spirit the goods away until they could bs sold Porter Wellby colored who is believed to be the ringleader has escaped Oilier persone are under suspicion bat so far no railroad men have been implicated Daring his incarceration Caldwell ham informed Chief of "'Aloe Kennedy where a Jot of 7500 yards of plaids can be found at a place in the country MUTINOUS CONVICTS A Highly Exc thing Time in the North Cecilia Penitentiary The Riot Alarm is aid the Military Keepona Special to the Banner CALL BONDL Tennison bonds rtared arias 60 Tauseasee bonds tted series 60 Tennessee bcmds 77 Tennessee bonda 90 Tennessee bonds 1 05 Davidson county bonds lamed to Tennemee Pacific 01 Marshall cotusty 1 00 Marshall County 95 Stunner county bonds tO Sumner county 90 Wilson county 02 Wilson county 98 Nuhville city bonds new OSTICS1 06 15laahvi11e Chattanooga St Louis railway bonds first mortgage--1 28 Naahvills Chattanooga et St Louis' railway bonds YAMinnvilla branch 01 Nashville fra Decatur railroad bonds first mortgage- 1 18 Nashvilla Decatur railroad bonds mond mortgaga-- 1 00 llamas Temple 00 LOCAL roma Nashville Chattanooga Et Louis 80 Nubville Decatur 05 Lottisvilla Faahville railway 85 Nuhville Cas 45 Nashville Edgefield street 11-1 60 Fatherland 'treat rallroad--- 1 75 Tennewee Cotton Factory--- 1 15 Nashville Cotton Factory 90 McGavock Mt Vernon street South Pittsburg 40 timheille Chattanooga a Bt Louis railway bondaLebanon branch-1 04 Warner Iron Furnace---- -1 25 Grubbs Cracker Company 1 00 Prewitt Spurr A 1 35 American National Bank-- 1 43 First ational Ban 84 Fourth Nadonal Bask 45 Commercial National Bank--1 83 Merchants' Bank 10 Commercial Ing121111101 00 State Insurance Kg utitab le 00 Gallatin Turnuike--- 15 Cumberland 74 Union Stock 9s South Nashville street railroad-- 95 HOMO Mutual Firs Insurance- -1 00 BASK 11019511 Bank of Tennessee isaw issue and signed Totbett----- 75 Special to the Banner i April controversy between the Illinois Central Railroad Company and the owners of its leased line in Iowa from Dubuque to Sioux City se to the disposition to be made of those lines after the termination of the existing lease to the Illinois Central a few months hence has at last been ended The problem was solved by the outright purchase of those Iowa lines by the Illinois Central railroad A meeting of the shareholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company has just been celled to be held in this city June 12th The call for the meeting sets forth the recommendation of the board of directors that the capital -stock of the company be increased by $10000000 The pulps of the creation of this new stock is to provide means for payments to be made for the acquisition of 48000 shares of stock of the Iowa Falls A Sioux City Railroad Company at PO per share $13CO3000 and of L0000 shares of the stock of the Dubuque A Sioux City Railroad Company at $80 per share $1000000 making a total of 18800000 It is understood that the remaining $3700000 is to be applied to the completion of the Chicago Madison A Northern railroad from Chicago to Freeport and thence to Madison Wis aod to Ether work which the Illinois Central has now on hand It le believed that the Illinois Central wiU now try to make those Iowa properties more productive than they have been heretofore by building an extension to St- Paul and Itioneapolis Another project which it is asserted is likely to materialise very soon is to build an extension from the prevent terminus it Sioux City to connection with the Union Pecfio about 300 miles west of Omaha Surveys for the mom ruction of such an extension were made several years ago It is claimed that this would give the Illinois Control a shorter line to the Pacific cast than any now in existence Lhe remaiiin $3700000 li to be sp to the completion of the Cities- to Madimon Northern reilroad Dona Chicago to Freeport and thence to Madisoo Wis said to Ether work which ate Illinois Central has now on band It le believed that the Illinois wiU now try to make thou properties more productive than they have been heretofore by building an extension to St- Paul and Itiuneap- one Another project which it is as- parted is likely to materialise very is to build an extension from the prevent terminus at Sioux City to con- ection with the Union Pecfie about miles west of Omaha Surveys for the construction of such en extension were made several years ago It la claimed that this would give the Illi- ois Central a shorter line to the Pa- cific coast than say now in existence Special to the Banner Cm0A00 April 18---The first regu- lar meeting of the building trades council was held yesterday afternoon and a permanent organiz won was at-- tented There were repreeented at the meeting the following unions: Stone-mitten deneckmen hod -carriers steam fitters carpenters lathers gas-fitter galvanized iron and cornice-majors stair builder and slaters The constitution and by-laws were taken up and acted upon The only Interesting point was On the discueisson of a etc Lion reading: "On demand of a union represented a general strike shall be ordered to ninstate a member or rumbas who have 'truck end are refused employment on that job that wee struck" Junes Brennock representing the carpenters explained the eviction ea referring to case' where a 111111 was refused work on account of his activity In a strike which was won by the strikers He thought that if a boss refused to take a man back for that reason a general strike should be ordered that wee the quickest way of settling the difficulty (legend objection was made by those present to a general "tribe being ordered and the matter was finally referred The Brick-layers and Plasterers' Unions will be induced to join the council This will bring nearly 30000 workingmen in Cook county within its (triad intim) SHAILWD Tiencs extreaGo April plans of the cosservative leaden of the united labor party to oust the 'socialist's and particularly their leader Thomas Morgan have been destroyed by the shrewd tactics of the radicals at meeting held yesterday After a long and bitter debate the conservatives came out aril votsel for socialists to draw a plan of reorganisalson They turned over the entire leadership to the socialists hoping as they claim to thus bring the party into disroputa and to destroy its irituence The socialists are greatly elated over their success in shapirg the action of the meeting to suit themselves AT 8T LOUIS yr of rig blantifactured only by the Callfonen Fig byrup Co Ean Franc lac Cal is statunt's own true laxative This pleas ant California liquid fruit remedy may be hsd of Wharton Co Lod Spar-lock Page Co wholeside Lute bottlee at fiftv cents or one dollar It Is the most pleasant prompt and effective remedy known to clewe the system to act on the liver kidney and bowels gently yet thoroughly to die- pel headachee colds and leven to cure cionstipation indigestion and kindred Lila ina20 ly IBLISGRAPH 'LASHES Brief Montle of Konen mad Things The World Over AT WEMPIETS The 13avannah team received a tendble drubbing at Memphis They were outplayed at every paint by Sneed'a men and ramie only tin rune while their opponcirA were piling up seventeen AT WIIF OILLZAKIL A Library The library of the celebrated historian Leop-ild von take i is to go to Syracuse It has been purchased for the university of that city by Prof Bennett of the Garrett Biblical Usti-fate of Evanston TENN E88E The hotel and saloon le West Mein phis just the liver on the Arkansas aide burned to the ground The hotel was a two-story frame building owned and occupied by Mrs Annie nervy There were fully thirty people waren in Vie building whee the fire was first discovered and all succeeded in making their escape excepting Pat Maloney egad fifty-six years employed at the Kansas City railroad roundhouse His charred remains were found after the building was burncd Edward aged fifteen a son of Mrs Fetny was badly burned and will probably die from the injuries be sustained VONIEMBOIAL InIMID RICHMOND VA April excitement prevaila here over the discovery made by state officials that blocks of spurious Virginia bond known as Riddleherger 31 were for sale in northern markets During the past two days telegrams ware received here by basking and brokersge firms from Boeton and New York asking for prices of Virginia 3s of 1882 dos 1982 mterest January July The number' of bonds being asked for it was found that there were no coupons outstanding of the bonds named which gave rise to a suspicion that something was wrong A Boston firm then shipped $14000 of Virginia 34 as described These were received here this morning and were taken to the state offices for hives tigation They were at once prononced fraudulent bonds with forged names attached A New York firm offered a similar amount to that of the Boston firm and a $1090 bond of the same description was received by another firm of brokers here making in all $N000 in bonds with all the coupons attached The explanation arrived at is that during the legislative session of 1882 the Kendall Bank Note Company of New York engraved bonds for the entire issue of Riddlebergers under the authority of the legislature and they were well executed and wets accepted by the state but they were atibeequently rejected and a contract for executing the bonds was given to the American Bank Note Crmpany of New York The Kendall Company however shipped the bonds in three boxes one of which the state refused to receive The other two they took and paid the charges on them 'file first box containing bonds of tbe denomination of $1000 each from the number 1 to 433 were returned to New York The Kendall Company refused to take them beck It is cow believed that this box of bonds was sold by the exprem company afterwards as an unclaimed packsge It evidently fell into the hands of sharper who forged the name of Rively treasurer" and A Smith second auditor" and proceeded to diepoee of them It is not known what amount of the spurious bonds are on the market Rively was the treasurer but I A Smith is a fiction Commonwealth Attorney Witt of this-city at the instance of the sinking fund commissioners of the state has taken stops to prevent the $1500Z) of forged Ridd'eherger bonds of Virginia sent here by Blake Bros Ca of Boston and a firm in BsItimore from being returned It its the intention of the suthorit es to trace op the author of these forgeries and-the law officers of the city desire that the bonds shall be re tamped evidence in any proceeding' that may be instituted agaiast the perpetrators of the bungling attempt at forgery It is believed that these worthless bonds have been placed in other markets of the country Mr Edgar Allen the cnuesel here for the Kendall Bank Note Company of New York last evening received a telegram from Mr George Kendall of the concern in which be said that he had that day heard of the sale of large blocks of these bonds printed by their establishment for the state of Virginia fhis information may enable the authorities to trace up these forgeries Portection of the age in the medical line is the liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company San Francisco Cal It is agreeable to the taste ccceptable to the atomach harmless le its nature painless yet prmipt and thorough in Its action For aale by Wharton 41 Co- retail agents my20 ly A Bounty ea Seals Many dwrilers on the Pecific coast are asking that a bounty be put on seals because they are so terribly destructive to salmon They rob many of the newts of every fish killing them La mere wattworreee 0 Live Sleek Report iTurniabed by the Erato Yazd' The following are the revised current quotations for the various classes and grades of stock: 'MMus 4-000415: good shippers 375400 beet butchen mediarn butchers 250 0375 common butchers 200(4225 feeding steers 8150(4375 grazing steers 150(43 50 good oxen 8250 820 medium oxen scala- wag 10515(4150 'Hogs 225 lb and upward 4 200 lbs and upward 475C4480: 150 lbs and upward 4 350450 100 lbs andrzfrarci libeep-Oood fat 8 i 00 best lambs 375(4400 good arnba2 1150 (4 875 common 825 (4 350 Mules-4 to 6 years old 14 to 14i hands high with flesh 751 10500 14 to 15 heads high 1051i 012000 15 to 151 hands high 1204 013500 151 to 18 hands high 1351 I 5000 SJuthern League treason bel an auspicious opening at New Orleans yeaterday Fully 5000 people saw the locals defeat the Mobas team by a score of 5 to 2 The Mobile team developed more strength than was looked for Ayttelott and Brennan were the battery for New Orleav Kelly and McVey for Mobile GAME Should the wea' her permit the Naehwine and Coarleston clubs will play their second game this afternoon The batteries will probably be Corcoran and Hayes for the locale Smith and Grady for the viritors DIAMOND Dtila Clinton is great Give us better -coaching Manager Bradlry Mansger Brarriey made an excellent catch of a hot liner Saturday The Banner named the arleaton Memphis and New Orleans 'Thers vas no earthly excuse for that 4111 being mated in right field With proper coaching it wsuld not have hap-penal Burbridge we think is a cosSICI-VatiOna umpire but several of his decisions Saturday were certainly questionable Barney McLaughlan of the Charles tons made leveret errors at eenondbat he made up for them all by the beautiful stop he made of Cliatne's hot grounder How to Gain flesh wad Strength Ube after each meal Scott's Imnision with Hypophosphites It is sa palatable sa milk and easily digested The rapidity with which delicate people Improve with its- net is wonderful Use it and try your weight As a remedy for consumption throat affections and it Ai unequaled Piektie read: used rcott's kmuision in a child eight -months old with good results Ha gained lour pounds in a very short Tno Pain Alabama spa trritoweAw Im ELLMOH April mutt over the convict mutiny tea high all day yesterday' Troops eatered the penitentiary about 9 o'clock Satorday night 'Lod remained all night The fras was out owicg to an accident to the main and the place was in dark-Central DOM that greatly complicating the sit-Iowa nation Sixty C3DViati who were out it a cell corridor tore op pars of the brick pavement but made 03 attempt at an attack At midnight the gee was again turned on and the great build-soon log was illuminated No farther at tempt to force the convicts into the cells wu made The mutinem assem300 bled in the corridor and swore and shouted Yesterday morning they went into a large room known as the Sunday-schoor room The riot alarm was given in the city sad more white troops went out to the penitentiary while the colored company were bbd at the armory in readiness for reCIL-LIDJr GEORGIA call Tba convicts waved red dogs from the windows of the prison which Th Accidental Discharge of a Rine were okite-rved by hundreds of persons Kills Frank Foods who hatT assembled near the building Gov Scales gave instruction' that A telegram wu received in the city bkolshed must be essottsd to only es at 6 o'clock last evening announc- an extleme measure but that it must tog the death of Mr Frank Ponds follow the slightest attempt to eicape sear Savannah Ga by the accidental or ot Hi placed the military under discharge of a rifle in the hands of h13 cantrol el Warden Hicks 'The con-friend Abrams The news as a victs during the day refused to go to terrible shock to the many friends here their cells saying they wanted grievof Mr Fonda The eecomed was only gismo redressed Finally after so alb thirty-six years old Only two weeks day's conlerence they promieed to obey ago the Banner announced his contem- and went to their cells The excite-plated departure for Savannah to as- ment here was remarkable and was some the duties of general superin- made more intense by the evident sy eatendent of the Centre' Georgia railroad patby of some people outside with the for which he resigned the aralstant mutinous superintendency ot the Henderson The trouble began by the inenbordi division of the Lonitville A Naahville nation of one prisoner who drew a railroad Mr Fonda was born in knife and refused to obey orders He Louisville and began his career as a was knocked down by the guard and conductor By industry and attention taken to the hospital Mott of the to duty he rose rapidly in the line of convicts refused to go into their cell promotion He was with ex-Mayor Poillips at the time of hie tragic RN EP rOtilt PREMISES CLEAN death in Dakota last year bothbeing members of the sameclab Mr Fonda's The Health Officer's Report la Refer wife who is easter of Criminal Court once to Sanitation Clerk Miles Sander's wse preparing to join her husband at Savannah this -At a meeting of the city board of week The terrible accident happened- health Saturday at the mayor's office in this way: Col John Gayner the contractor on the government work on the Seven- nab river invited a few friends to s---- '1" say 98 deaths registered due make a trip on his tug down the river 'here were ing the roonth-46 white and 62 cot-with him Abrams a prominent ored--giving a death rate per thousand lawyer Frank Fonda John Griffin per anuum of It 35 for the white poen pimento agent of the Chicago it Eanevitie road muittrate Frank lation 28 efi for the colored and 1950 far the whole The wards having the Marline and Andrew Andereon private highest rates were the Seventh Fourth secretary to Gen Alexander and Eighth respectively president of the Georgia Ceotral road The disuses causing the greatest were in the party A number of Win- number of deaths were: Coasomption cheater repeating rifles were taken 25 pnensuonia9 and bronchi-le 5 along with which Vs shoot aligstors Of the entire number of deaths Se After firing several shots Mr Fonda were children under 5 years of age la went below from the pilot-honse for some purpose leaving his fie lying on whit and colored Thsreturns of births were as followsl a bench Fonda and Abrams were good White male 22 females 20 colored friends and had been playing like boys- males 7 females II total live bertha When Fonda started back up the ladregittered 60 Still and presnattr der he called out to Abrams to look biz ths---White 31 colored 8 total flout as he was coming "No you are Owing to the excessive rainfall dot not" jestingly replied Abrams point- ing the month but little progress was lug the rifles in the directioa of Fonda made with the house-to-house inspec TDO tin slid along the window-sill tion bat since that date it has bees Mr Abrams who is lame partially vigorously pushed and DI progressini lost his balance and the weapon was favorably Cholera has at met at dienharged the bullet striking Mr tamed a- foothold upon this confine Fonds at the inner corner of the left and is rely ravaging South America eye pusirg entirely through his head We are in much greater danger of as and coming out beck of the right ear invasion of this dread disease that a and without uttering a word Mr Fonda any time since US appearance in south fell backward to the deck below and ern France in 1881 It is therefore before anyone cauld reach his side had vital importance that oar city be a expired came placed and kept in a good sant Mr Abrams is prostrated wish grief tary He is unable to account for the di- condition This cannot be ac charge of the rifle The coroner's jury complished without the aid and co operation of our citizens individuallj returned a verdict to the effect that the killing was accidental The remalne and collectively of Mr Fonda will arrive in Nashville The following cheap and easily ob to night tabled disinfectants are recommended ---044---- For kitchen sinks vaults water INDIAN SUPPLIES clouts solution of copperai The Health Officer's Report in Rorer once to Sanitation -Al a meeting of the city board of health Saturday at the mayor's (Ace the monthly report of City Health Officer Charles Mitchell was preeented The report says: There were 98 deaths registered during the raonth-46 white and 62 a death rate per thousand per anuum of It 35 for the white popu lation 28 eft for the colored and 1960 far the whole The werde having ths highest rates were the Seventh Fourth and Eighth respectively The dissases causing the greatest number of deaths were: Coasumption 25 pneumonia 9 and broncbi4e 01 the entire number of deaths Se were children under 5 years of age 13 white and E3 colored Thereturns cf births were as follows: White male 22 females 20 colored males 7 females II total live berths regitered CO Still and prentatt-rd 3 colored 8 total Owing to the excessive rainfall during themonth bat little progress was made with the house-to-house inspec tion bat since that date it has been vigorously pushed and ii progressing favorably Cholera has at last st tamed a- foothold upon this continent and is Inv ravaging South America We are in much greater danger of an invasion of this dread disease that at any time since its appearance in southern Francs in 1881 It is therefore of vital importance that oar city be at once placed and kept in a good sanitary condition This cannot be accomplished without the aid and cooperation of our citizens individually and collectively The following cheap and easily obtained disinfectants ars recommendel: For kitchen sinks vaults watercloetts solution of copperas DOMINITIM Judge Carter chief justice of the District of Columbia who died Saturday was barn hi Jefferson county June 22 1812 and when a suers boy was apprenticed to the printing trade in Rochester under Tharlow Weed This however be soon gave up to attend school fater he entered a law office in Rochester was admitted to the bar in 1832 and in 1838 he removed to Akron In 1833 he was elected to congress and served two terms after which be opened a law office in Cleveland He was a member of the national republican convention at Chicago in 1860 and was one of the three men in the Ohio delegation who turned their votes from Chase and in lured the nomination of Lincoln He was minister to Bolivia by Mr Lincoln's appointment and on returning to this country in December 1833 was appointed chief justice of the supreme court of the district much to his cur price He accepted the office in 1861 and from that time to the present devoted himself exclusively to the duties of his position As a vigorous penes? of justice and sound legal decistons his jrdirial justice is well known Judge Carter has always been regarded as a man of great business ability and it la estimated that he leaves an estate worth $500000 A Great Town Au Oil City boy has a pair of Cochin China roosters of enormous else that hitches to wagon of his own construction and drives them about the Is latter stages of consumption the sillicted will find relief and comfort in Dr McLean's Tar Wine Long Balm Its soothing effect on the lungs is 25c a bottle ap18 (lit it ET Louis Mo April con Composed of all the trades unions in the city including the Knights of Labor was held at Centennial Tamer Hall The business consisted chiefly in cempleting arrangements for a grand parade of working men to take place May let in com- memoration of the establishment of eight bouts as a day's labor It is intended to make the parade the grandees tking of the kind that has OTOT taken place here A resolution was adopted that none but the American flag should have plans in the procession TH MORN ARIAS Nzw YORK April 18 --About 300 shoemakers of the shope of New York and vicinity met and an open union under the title Manufacturing Shoemakers' Benevolent and Frot-ctive Union No 1 This is the reeult of the quartet of Frank Campbell of Local Aseembly No 3873 tot Tarrytown foreman of Hanan's shoe factory Centre street this city wi Master Workman Quinn of District Areembly 49 of this city Thu action will undoubtedly ba followed by the withdrawal of about 6000 manufacturing shoemakers from the Knights of Labor 1zw ZROLLND EOOTON April new labor movement has been started in New England which will to some extent weaken the Knights of Labor organization A large number of boot and shoe-cutters of New England have formed an union II is intended by the projectors of the movement to give the union a mope similar to that of the Laster' Protective Union but more effort will be made to adjust all difficulties by arbitration rather than by strikes Several meetings have been held at which delegates were instrucled to meet on April 16ils and perfect the organization and also to devise some mode of extending the union and to issue suitable resolutions to boot and shoe-cutters that they might be induced to join The executive board acting in accordance with their instructions held a meeting Saturday at the American House After the transaction of routine business resolutions were adopted which set forth the intent and purpose of the organization The resolutions state that the objecta of this union is more eflecisally to protect the interests of all hoot and shoe-cutters in the New Eagland states and to melte a uniform rate of wages according to the amount and quality of work done They also state that strikes and lock-anti are wrong in the principle and tend to work harm and are not for the interests of either employer or employe and that they should rot be resorted to until all other measures fail A committee is soon to be appointed to thoroughly organize every city and tows in New England and from appearances it is thought by members of the executive board that nearly every cutter will have joined before the end of the year Over 6000 boot and shoe-cutters of New England were repro sented at the meeting Tan 8TOVZ-WORK2R8 A New Idea A red-hot poker which she thrust down her throat was the extraordinary instrument of self deetruction selected by a dissipated woman in Charlottetown Ii The talk going around that Barks is lisard's superior or even equal as a short stop is consent Burks never saw the day he could pay that position along with 011ie Baird Matthias may be a good second hiss-man bat it is a great mistake when he is classed with He will have to play ball a lcng time before he can keep face with Reddy Littman (Henn the excellent left fielder of i the Charies'ocs it will be remembered was here with the Pittsburg team the early part cl last season He is a good csescientious ball plaer and a perfect entlemen In conversation with a 4 Banner reporter he said his team Ialerted from home with the determluation to win eight games On the preeent trip NEW FORK SALOONS CLOIND A Thirsty Tim Experienced in the Great Metre Il Yesterday "Ass you going to the races "Yee std bst on the winning bone" Not the handsome Abdullah he is lime Didn't you know?" "I'll whilper in your OAT he'll win They're ming Salvation 01" it Tbe first trial trip vestibuled train was made on the I linois Central railroad Si coaches joined together as completely as the rooms of a house and containing a company of notable persons were drawn at a high speed sixty miles down the road from Chicago returning in the evening The first coach was a combined logggege room buffetsmoker bath and barber shop Feet came a dining-car fol lowed by Between each pair of coaches on the edge of the steps wooden wall or partition was erected These partitions were joined by rubber bagging which yielded to every motion of the train but with partitions formed a perfect vestibule between each couple of coaches The Pullman Company are the originators of the device This system it is said will be adopted by one of the roads to run from Chicago to New York Laundry Basineas la Parts There are 25000 perilous engaged in tEe laundry buskin in Paris The wara they receive ammints t) about K000000 annually Unwary "'radium Butter 15025c a000rding to grade Cabbage Northern $250 per barrel Southern new 5000550 per crate new country bacon from Clear sides 9 hams 10 to 11 should-era 6107 jowlt 81 Lard 70 71 Eggs from first heeds 8c wagon crooked 1102k per pound straight red and tipped 804 per pound straight medium to finest green 4084ic per pound Feathers Prime live geese feathers 40c per pound: damp feathers docked 5 per cent in weight and bee of tops oft string Pe? pound from store 210 fic white from store 8iO4c roasted 5 to choice first kends well aesorted $125 per 100 pounds flint 12a14c dry sell- 10012c green salt 6ig8c green 8107e Honey 80 lfic per pound cocks 10012c turkeys 603c gross bens 18 spring chickens 25(0S Beeswax 20c per barrel from wagon Tennessee tecond crop $125 shipping order $1750200 northern new 1750200 sweet from the wagons 7g0125 from oars L25 apple! 8500 per barrel Onloas From apples $3 00 per barrel White from store S15001175 per bushel from first hand 60 from 'torte 75 per baahel stock from wagon 50c from stores 75c per buehel New York band-picked med and navy Orossring Rio 17 choice Rio 170171 prime113 good Rio 16 fair Rio 101 roasting itio16 Java- 19 271 Sing spore16019 Maracaibolb 15 Laguayra 161 Mocha 211 0 emit 1810191 The market quiet cut loaf 7i cruahed 7 standard A ei yellow clarified 6 (461 granulated ofi A 61 extra 0 standard 51061 sugar 410 powdered 7 t3irups and Sugar sirup 36050 owe sirup 300 85 black amp 80082 New Orleans molasses good to choice Sorghum 18021 car lots 7 ba $145 small lots be higher Michigan car lots bu $120 small lots 1043 higher car lets 7 bu $145 small lots 10c higher IL Rock $:125001400 per ton Oral and flay lett dry new in ear lots 83186 No 8 tire 80082i from wagons choice dry 771030 No 8 75 I inferior corn from first hands new 40 wicked and delivered in deplt 46047 Oats sacked and delivefed in lepot 86(437 Timothy choice $130001350 prime 8110001260 in depot 8145001500 Seed rye nominal Special to the Banner Naw YORK? April in the city were ttghtly closed yesterday and only well-known customers were admitted through the side doors The police however managed to make 156 arrests bettering their previone record by at least thirty The direc iota given to policemen be their captains Cu Saturday night ems very strict sod Polio Superintendent Murray and In Spector Steers went I on one precinct to the other to see that Li orden were faithfully carried out Foremost amongst the victims was big yellow headed Justus Schwab who is by no means the firebrand he was before he accumulated a fortune out of the amber beer at No 50 Find street DIDN'T KNOW IT WAM LOADIM The Laymen' Conforssee QThe First Baptist church yesterday ppointed the following representatives to the lay meu's coo ference which meets with the Dig field Bsptist church at 10 o'clock to-morrow moraine: Webb Wallis Combs Meek Slaughter Charlton Stsickland Tom Jones NValtee axis John Keeble Bskes Oilhart Willie Washington Les'er Gale Genes Quinn Pitcher Roger Essi man Carel' ller 1 Weakley James Tbotnall Jr Williams Pdhlinan atiis)n Naleon Prof Gardner McCrary I navi used McKie for nervousness- and tostifr that it is the Tory best remedy A Allensworth Surgical Institut Atlanta 11 IN ilvri three pounds to one gallon of water applied freely every few days For stables out-bones a and foul yerds and fresh slaked lime free'y sprinkled For wet damp and foul cellars and ventilation and fresh stone lime scattered over the Boors The sanitary laws will be rigidly enforced and any violation of the same should be reported to the health de partment Al! order" for the scavenger carts should be telephoned to No 907 In this connection I would sugge4 that the board of public works and affairs be requested to have the following nuisances abated: Stagnant pools at the northeast corner of Detnonbrenn and College streets at the northwest corner of Cherry and Denionbrenn streets caused by checking of the outlets and in the bottoms above the water-works caused by the recent overflow also the escaping of offensive matter from the sewer on Cottonwood street The board adjourned till this after- soon at which time some ordinances will be drafted for submission to the city council IV tooth Observetlento MAleorological Record April 18 1 6 es t's eternise time Piero ilea renewed otreoptit or who int treP fPM11 laarcoitko peculiar ia their Du oaleeld try The Accideatai Discharge of a Pistol Kills NT Return of Commissioner Norton Erma the SU Louis Sheeting Elmore 0 Nichol His many friends will be pained to best of the death cl Mr Elmore Nichol a well known young butinees man of this city at 12 o'clock yesterday at the family residence on Payne street Hs wan OA victim of a second Ctroke of paralysis Mr Nichol wee itonnected with the establishment of Aillips Vaufbn Armistead He was twontyfive years old The to nerd will take place from the residence at 2 :80 ris to-day roke of paralysis Mr Nichol wee honected with the establishment of Vanithn Armistead He was twentyfive years old The to sena will take place from the reel at 2:80 to-day The following summary of re ports will be published by the Farmers' Review this week The correspond outs from tearly every county in Kansas Missouri Illinois and Ohio report that there has been no adequate relief from the drouth and that high and dry winds are causing a steady deterioration le the condition of wiater wheat certain percentage of danaage has already yet notwithstanding the impending great injury which a much longer prolongation of the drouth would effect the generality of the repeats from the wheat diatricta continue to be favorable The pastures and the meadows in the states of Illinois Indiana and Ohio are already suffering very seriously however owing to the lack of rain and in Hamilton county considerable damage to the growing winter wheat is reported while the remaining Illinois counties reporting this week while stating that the average condition is below that of last year still report the crop In fair shape so HOPE POE HIS REOOPERL BROwNs look LI Li '---THC BEST TONIC -BRorivitiso rij" itLA A v7rt ok ---000(41160- "-----A I ocl 111 70 131 '4CHC BEST TONIC Special to the Banner CHICAGO April 18--ht Irwin was fatally shot in a dime museum last evening by Charles Plant a member of a eompany of cowboys exhibiting there The bullet passed entirely through Irwin's body entering at the back lit ing through the left lung and out at the breast Plant was arreeted and taken to the Detplainet-street station There he made the statement that be never carried the weapon loaded and its discharge was a surprise to him It had been pissed around through the audience and he said some one must have slipped a cartridge into it He said some one asked him if it were "double acting" and that he responded by working the trigger when it exploded Westminster Church Rev Sims of Vanderbilt UAL versity who is filling the pulpit of the Westminster Presbyterian church for several month' preached a very able sermon yesterday morning on "Jesus Christ the same yesteldsy today and forever" Last night his theme WSP "Christ in them the hope of tory" The sermon throughout was sullied and strengthened by apt nitration and sound argument Westminster Church Rev Sims of Vanderbilt UAL rersity who is filling the pulpit of Westminster Presbyterian church ror teveral months preached a very stile sermon yeeterday mornivg on 'Jesus Christ the same yesteldsy to- lay and forever" Laet night his waft "Christ in them the hope of tiory" The sermon throughout was ioautilled and streogthened by apt nitration and sound argument This medicine nombines Iron with pore avertable tonics end is invaluable for DIMPOWA peculiar to Women and all who Mad sedentnry items It riches and Plarities the Blond im slate the Appetite Strenwthena the XI moles and tact thoronalokv illait01111 Clears the comoolemen end metes the rem anorak It does not bLocion tho WAIL cease beadeche or produce eke hoop modscosoa do biltS FIXJ127S Barna 14 Farwell Aro Magmakee Wis saya under date ot Dee Itt 19144 -I Mies used Brown's boo Bitters and It ham been 11100 OM to one bairns cured me et the weakness ladies have in hlo A iso cured toe ot Complaint and now MY sereplesion is clear and mood Bee been benencial to my children ut Louisa BILAGDOW Ewa Lectoortgii241 smut I nave suffered anteld D3117 trom comotnints sod oota11 ysos trots notauen aloant Bruena Iron ilium" Genuine Weaker Trede Merit and red kora ea wrapper Take se other Made OGLI by ukewlI CKLIAICAL LLT nicauf ma KO Jobs Elataa trallod States Army Dylan la Arkansas 11 IS 9 CR WAS DISCHARGED PITTMUSLO April 187rThe action of the stove manufacturefi in trying to force the men to work on patterns of "struck" firm is regarded by the mold ere of this district as a scheme to pre cipitste a strike for the purpoee of advancing the selling price of their wares Muter Workman Dovey of the Knights of Libor who is also a member of the International Molders' Union rays the manufacturen have been preparing for I strike for months past: They are all well stocked up and a general strike would be to their di-outage It is rumored that the molders will attempt to thwart this plan by working on a few of the patterns that are sent to Pittsburg by the firms whose hands are on a strike at St Louis If this action is decided upon the strike will still continue in the west while the Pittsburg foundries will naturally receive a portion of that trade The arrival I the patterns in this city is looked forward to anxiously Toe question will then be pretty generally determined as to whether the strike I to epresd to Pittsburg and throughout the country And Assistaut Paymaster Frick Lies la the BeepitaL Dr Morgan of this city re turned teat evening from St Louis where he has been in attendance upon a meeting of the board of Indian corn missioners tiled by Commissioner Minim kiwi for the purpose of awarding eons tracts for certain Indian supplies This is the first time bids have been offered at a western point and western men were especially pleased that the meet-le ing was held in 8' Louis The board was in session front Tuesday till 10 o'clock Saturday night The contracta awarded were cbi-ffy for 13od aupplies including beef bacon lard 1 UM colbecas fee and sundry staple groceries and were on a large scale amounting in the aggregate to between 21260000 and 21500000 The number of bids was 1 larger than ever before Some idea of the ails of the contracts may be gathered from the fact that they included 36000000 pounds of beef 14000000 pounds of flour 1000- OCO pounds of bacon 230000 -worth of coffee and 2100000 worth of lard In the contract for beef the cost to the government was about 250000 lees than for hat year and there was a large eating in the price of other articles As to coffee on acconee ef the Fresent high price there was an increase The bidden eo far as any expression was beard were entirely satisfied with the jostle of the awards The bids ap)'clack pealed by number on the abstracts used by the bnrd instead of by slimes placing a decided obstacle in the way of favoritism The oommistion was embarrassed in the totting of contracts for transportation of unpile because of the unsettled gate at affeirs pow bg out of the loog and short haul clause of the Interstate commerce law Telegyams for rulings were sent Theatre yeeWrilay afterlives to Whittington in a mamba of taataaow Spootol to the Bonner Hoer SPILING13 April John Blaine paymaster in the United States army and a brother to James Blaine is lying at the point of death at the Unhed States Army and Ntry Hospital here His condition is so precarious that there is no hope for his recovery evortteas 9 ie clear rib sides 9c snoulders snzar cured 7 a a tams --(1)12c Bulk clear rib sides bulk clear 9c bulk shoulders 61e iu tierces 80 Os tube 9c du buckets 91o Sugar cured 91c shoulders No stripe 10c hams West End lineral Water 4 FRIENDLY IPIINCING comar Nzw Torii April 18 specia1 from Erie Pa lays: Assistant Pap master Joseph Frick United States steamer Michigan was mortally wounded yeetezday while out gunnieg Ile used the butt of his gun to start up balky horse In the operation the horse kicked discharging the weapon shooting Frick's right arm off He lies dying in bit Vincentas Hospital Protracted The special religious ss-vices con-thine with encouraging results at the Central Baptist church In the Sandayechool yesterday between thirty and forty persons requested the prayers of Christians Mr Dicken preached twice to large congregations Services will be held every day this week at 3 :30 and 7 :45 Aa Overdose of Laudanum Mr Dickinson a printer oosnested with the American otbee died at the White Elephant Hotel at 10 o'cLrck last night from an overdose of landascree Ile was apparently well SaturdeT Het will be buried by wahvillenTypographical Union of bleb member Protracted Jerv tees The special religious srvices con lane with encouraging results at the Dent's Esptist church In the San- lapechool yestelday between thirty mid forty persons requeoted the pray ors of Christians Mr Dicken preached wice to large congregations Services will be held every day this week at 1:30 and 7 :45 --a Ale Overdose of Laudanum Mr Dickinson a printer eon- iected with the American otbee died it the White Elephant Hotel at 10 last night from an overdose of Ile was apparently well iiiseurslav He will be buried by lashvillenTypographical Union of itaich be is a member Ma tall Dirac Wind West Aar Bst Stations noon Ito la tho Doath of Jetta Forams dos of Plow 0140111111k 64 47 00rudy 01 Cloudy 08 Fat" 14 Fur 401Cloudy 12811A ram 1981011 ram NW SW NW frHIS WATER PURIFIES TUX BLOOD acts on the liver and kidneys cures dyspepsia chronic diarrhea gravel Brig lira female irregularities rheumatism gout aad diseases of the skin Its chemical analysis shows therapeutio powers not equalled by asy other natural mineral water in the world Recommended by ail the leading Call or leave orders at Shields street or COISQUZST Corner Summer andlaemoncirena streets Telephone No efle apll mowefr 1 nt Vicksburg ve roretz Li ttle Chattanooga Pistachio Pi ash Louisville 2980 1078 2960 2920 2960 2991 1921 64 49 67 41 Floitir ad Meal natant OM 850 fancy patent 142505-00 antra family WO arras fami- ln3 65iart26 family 231541100 guperl324) fine conlean Per bushal bulk 474c sacked 150c Wool Ilswaidied coarse ocoublag 17018 tinwaahed medium combing 19102o unwashed 004ulmt clothing 20(421 unwashed median clothing 2 low sod Eittrry11(4171 tubwash choice a3t3311 mono s4 Liam L1Q-473 1 1W 'm4183199 Bishop William's Bishop Williams of the diocese of Connecticut is now the senior bisbop of the Protestant Episcopal church of America Special to the Banner Nzw OILLZA" April Fernandez young man of this city died Sunday from wound ir dieted by comrade in a friendly fencing contest at a leading creole club A party of young wen all creole's were seeembled at the club-room Saturday night sad yesterday morning hiving a good time whelk lout op' proposed as' assault Warm' A pelt of 'owing lolls were prod tiowl ub4 Irasades sad i kited Glad to Oot Away-When the mr secretly visited Paris last winter it is said be acted like a schoolboy on a vacation so glad was be to be for a tiros away from bis makilists German Mastery Ex-President Whit last week began of lectors at Cornell Culver kV ow Xmases german Illatory" Thunder-storm Jusoisorawv Sort Strust A o-u-s Tito Oldest Ustabr Count Von Moltke Is the oldest member of the German reichstag though sweaty-toot ot his sollssuee Jo more thou getout' roon old Tio Rotuma lime Christie Nilsson-Miranda will return to Egad in about six weeks' tilao and wili stag 01 is Oat concerti 0 rrombittos BArr Barney die temperance worker and spoke in the interest of prohibition the Olympie rrehthittow FC'e17 Barney the temperance wothu and eyeergelist woke In the Interest of prchibittoe at the olyerpie MAK IIIDKVELOPED of $he body oalarged and otrongtbooed Tt1 portioulars mut (goalooLtroo Lai KID 14 Ibutakos Ts Abde god A Sal.