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rnr a- a a tlm Isl tt Mkil YlW I Its I i III LyL 1 ii I Ust II1L ULU i III II II 1 -llUtJLllff I 1 JilUIUy Sr? SIS' tAST jr JVbttr ALSEV I aT 7 Jl'ST 3E1T YORK! DR- SAIV1UEL HODCES' A Aaacasafal Ciaaa tava af aaals ml tba Ulead Haraa Aawrilia Ue Makes a Vary laterewtlac Talk to the (rKaiA Jury I'i PfiJ to the 1ft tutcr in br kim bad Wra (lAaaftluat At ioWreat siruy In i $iJ La aud lib lle ao erred iaterel laruei vc Ut iSa tra-tae After payiag tt td this tt JaJat -olJk Coipii Sarsaprilla and Io Wotast VtsaJ'' Oanablleg sad Caaeaalacl Waa pans ta ba C'rastiaal at 9 VFRETADLE That KtTnnr Sta ItanMl aMl a THE HATTER organisation of the Sand ay -school Tb subject of tb use vl lb CAtarbiaaa ia the Funday-acbool waa ably discussed by tbe pastor present and tbe general one of tbe catecbUta in tlx scbools most cordially approved aa well aa special for catechetical ioslruav tion Tbe moaie in tbe Sanday-acbowl was considered and tbe more general ue of the ssbb by cunt that Are uxed in church aervicA strongly recommended This' Afternoon at o'clock tbe subject of Bible construction was presented by Rev A Gellett and- At 4 o'clock tba primary clasa by Misa Hitchcock To-night nsual religions meeting Tb exercises for ttvmorro morning at 8 o'clock "The Kelation of tbe Church to tbe Sunday- 1 i t- lTItb the bet aa4 kA4a3e-4 Spring Styles lslftiti- ef 9m m- He kt LI HUSllll ks IWit sad 1 eaaa-IwasiAMa S'lirsaa 4 tM must tiM J-Arwau se-a mtt 1 ise stw-aawl sa4 ferwaa aw aew si A aww aafsia esl ewka ttwanl nt tea-See It 4 tttasN) a T1 li4 m4 t-tBwe aod aU auwrew wmm I- 'S aaaSb "3 Ek-Treaaorer 3d PuJk xecute4 A band to-day sad was relcaoJ roaa jail by arder i Judg Matt AJ-lem of tbecrimiAaleatUa Tb botsds-atkA at bra wU-kasowa riuM AmwAAta' akcb ol vhst wag raquirwd to gtv a writtaa slalemvat of hia worth Itwiilbst rataembertd that Judge AUaa rec i na1 Polk to xent a avaw Aavd aa inrawAsed bood last Friday and tailing ttkdoso wa ratnanded to jail He succeeded this morning ia giving the bond and At Hfcr-o'rlork this Afternoon he walked otot of fail a free man coYrrrr ur me am Ksrarm i Ian ml I yr 1 as -1 I 1 i 1 1 1 I Tb lat day of tb AweetLng toeud another large erowt im ri-Atw and everything pane off pteae-aaUv Th last event of lb day proved to be a great surprtae to Ue kaawtttg once and a newspaper asaa proved to tb bolder of the essly tkiet tea tbe winner in tb French pools by which be gobbled np A gatw- tlf man from Williamson also a truck the combination at the Climax pool rooaa aavd for Ally cent paid in draw oat 160 Here is tbe suiatMsrv nt tb dA il'MXilT STVAiAr May Fust Mixed aUke For two-year coii and fill? entrance fx Associa-tion to add tOO seroud I have 100 out of slakes lHW of fivA-cigblhs of a ile I Martin ch Granite Bockden and Mm Stooer 102 rbvEarae 1 Wm Courell cb on a Btickden And Monomania 105 lbs llurl 2 Sam Bryant ch Gen Harding Great Tom And EliiA DavU 1 0 lb SfiiUtnan 5 Time 1 Ten Full (BLylock) Bub Milaa num en aawr ll school" Kev K- Moreland aiaw peJ sa A User a4 ax aa at tAitte tw 1 Fits fak r--t mm "Growth of Sonday-cbol Work" Ilev "Norma 1 CIahs" Tjtr A 11 Gellett At 3 "Works of Superintend- I 1 fa im a IW ta tkoit are be funad la tb mArlK enu" Bev 1 Tyra At 4 "Organisation of fnnday-school IU Hagood At 41 so- adtiraae liev A If Ka f-rlar AtAck cab ia any Absolutely Pure' TiUapewrleeaseer varies A saarre1 of partly struts ard wboleo-f neas Motmooow ttai iLaa ua ordinary kind eat not as wld ia tonpttUoa Willi tu BoiUtud o( low tvt iWl selht alum or phorpltais powders LJ only In cut EOT it aUKia WBU Co I9 Wall suae Maw Yark er2 EAtr elty Prices as low as raa be tnA4 sisteat wltk flndUa good laiT t' hp tMl Ut I'tt sad is ut sad ll I 4U a iii ta ta imv tw eajkktaa tas ls tst aauna Xv' Msaatwrtseee tTRldei fc uaut uHkK Iwrae Btnaad A t-aiaaie Ma ei siw at ww twrtiM Sne av trraaiwev twwwtM Smokk Cherry Lips cigATs 5 osaU Club House and I -a Africans 10 cent Max HoNenheim sole agent IEW SPRING SILKS (Stone) Jennie (Tbsyer) Eulcgjr PrOPLCS COLUMN Ma'ier dr thit ifai 5 owi per line cock iaxcrtum The Matty tf aa ak Basra la taa Hirer This 1 rj a saav Maa FaaaA nlng rtertka tsA WASTED G-rand Display! tr A band to nrk en hodieit or milt risum narta Anulr lo Kuan A Tnri'in Wrenne clerk and master to fi II Smith lots in the Povd home trwet 390 I) II McGavock to 4h Trnnassae Lumber CouipAny land in iieatbaai ooniMw tV Wrenne clerk and master to EWri Fleming lot No 3 in Boat ick's addi lion $l5t John Lumsden and wiie lo A Goodwill lot in tb First ward Ii0i 11 1'yrw i I Newbern Newbern tole lots in Good-lettaville $A- Swokk IxjelHer A Cole' Iji Meri-diaua Best han-cent cigar nyi 2l Sat tMata One of tlsa eveula in East Side tomorrow will be tb sle of lots in the beantiful boqepla ex-ov Neil Brown on Main elrwet This ia very deairabl property and a large number of boyer may be Tbe investment wad ttav-auatrrow stay prov a buoaatxa in tba futarw Columbia lenn Wjl tf A A Jrt-elsai rlDT U) work en sarins' waerm Hteadv employment Al len tns 127 iid I2 Sutu berry i uiy7 tf WAHTKIv- ladle or tnnn? men Is city or country to takenlr-ejiithtand pteswnt work at lolrwn borne fi to A a day easily and quietly mm werk atnt by mad no )tm ina no (lata) for retly Pleae ed'tn- Ka-Iisblo Manaiirftturinf Co Prswer IT i'hlls-d-lbia I'm sy7 lit OIIAN STEWART S01U1 Steam StonB Works (IT ST0SE II1S0VRY RAILROID COMRACTOnS Water Table lVtndoir Kills Steps Hrartht and Flaslci Always ou Uaud at Bottom Kljure Kaxhl and (raalte Soanneatal and t'entetery Work atAde toord and at prlre that defy Forelga Font petit loa Tartiei desiring- a retreat Imm neat and duat of tbe city and yet remain in reach of business to know that rout forts hie quarters mar he bad two miiea out from tbe corporation en eli-tralad extensive and (haded errounda with good room food water bulb cttera and aprtrg aod food fare and on food nia i I'mriaieoa aisiis lor prlasls earrianea nd hone Addreaa Cleucltir Bail Banner ffioa iyi2 FUK HAXE VAhwas Tb acreage sown in wheat this year is not a large as that sown last year Wheat except cn the very best ground is not looking very well Il is thonght an average crop will not be made in this stale About 6 o'clock this morning tb watchman of tbe steamer HiUman found lying cn tb wharf near the water a well-worn hat Thinking perhaps some one bad -alien into the river lie secured a book And commenced to drag along the aide of the boat next to the wharf He not proceeded far when the hook brought to the surface a human body Coroner Adams was notified and an inquest waa held on th boat to which the body been removed The body proved to be that of a man Apparently about forty five years of Age The top of th crania tu is perfectly bald Th body when found was clothed in brown jeans pantaloons white shirt and black vest Th few remaining locks of hair Are of a reddish brown The chin whisker Are of tb ssm color Tbe appearance of the corpse when taken from tb water clearly indicated that the man had been drinking He wore a black woolen bat In the pockets of the pantaloons were found gome tobacco a knife and a purse of sixty cent in silver The appearance of the wharf near where the body was found indicated that the man had slipped and fallen into the water In the vest pocket was found a hand-bill advertisement of tbe RocV City meat market The jury returned a verdict that the unknown came to bis death by drowning The remains may be aeen at Combs' undertaking establishment P)X Alr A hill I Ut of bndou biick 4 frmaue reaidenres tuaay of thenieenlral nd twiraiie aod offcned at attractire prUea (ieo llarriaoB I Haul Block Chorcb atrewt BiyTU Maanfactnr GROUND RAW LIMESTONE FEIiTILIZEK to Care At $10 par Ton Liberal Itsconnt to A rent ti bk ly ti iJ'J! 1 1 1 1111 1 111 nil it Wonflerfariains JOHN GILGAfl dC0f 111 Charcb 8tu Usve jutl aa Ibibiaas itek Mov Spring Silks And desire rail atlentloa tb following Extraordinary Bargains: S00 Yards Mew Spring Mtka la rticeks And At ripea La tbe sfwstl and aMast fAahiosvabl shadna (HX tarda Colored tiro fsrala IirMA Silk In Mraw berry electric blue Vert and Bois and At her ioAAule kbades at extrarUaAry tow prirea 1 lit KMtin SnrAhsAt tie a yard werth 60c 1 Lt Moire Silk at 4ie And aOe worth more than 4oabi the moMf 1 Lot Brocaded SAtinm ta rich dark and lirat Ahades prtew 60c worth AlSi 1 Lot S-irch Brocaded 4rM traln Miks in fanUionable shades price J5e a vant worth 9176 Pieces lilt I tick Salie HrtaradpA At 7 jr Ic And tt worth aaure thAn double the pf ice 60 I'iecev lUrh Ltlnck tiroA GtaIa UresH Silks at 6'rr 74 sir 9IOO and $150 a yardj werth to 60 per teat nore UfjiX OKtpKR HAMSltT TJHIR Finrt-cla bam In to be bad In Jr rwidenee property on tionlh Sumner etreet near Church alreet alo elvot reaideoca on rwoth 8oram atreeu Uerat tertnt tioo Harriaou I Noel ock Church etreet GEO COOPER CO Am la ik im r'M kltsljiata ii1 hvttiv IliMfi hHJK A Try nne i-bonia power 1 ttaaui enfifi aio 1(3 cedar poata Apply lo A I coper No 10 PubUc 8qare cor-ut( Market tl7 rod ly Boosts There are A great many young pig in tb country but not many shoats Price for the latter are up CITT ITEMS Notice Atvier Uis Actio! 10 etnU se line a'rat end 6 eenttper line each tubmtpient insertion A Sh ELTON Broad street is headquarters for fine country ha run and country breakfast baoun And la r)R Rlop feed at our dlaUllery In edaw of city on Northwiatera railroad Pearo A Lawn-nce 24 8 Market at mbf mowfr Tin and Slate Ptoofing IN ofsd-a-iMt him Ufv tut tb Wkivriata taWiitlMal etOtI 1(U lUmt U4 wMt WW 'li I 1OH An elrgant reattlenre on Broad tr very i heap Joa Bauka A Co 180 oleo at uy4 2t ilJonobne) ran nnpiaceo Granite S'ia Harding Mona 5-11 Ten Full ffi Bob Ue field tvi Mutuels wionera $1120 Second race Bell Meade stake For three-year-old colls and fllies Sr0 entrance p- association to add $-00 second to have $2(Mi And third 4I(X) out of stakes Dah of mile Currin Sovereign Malluw and Nora 102 lbs Dunabue 1 Cassidy br TUford (Jilroy and sister to Ruric 110 lb Spillrnaa 2 Malon A Carr cb Brocade Buck-den And Fanny Malone ino lb Thaver 3 2:14 Jo (Blaylock) I'earl Thorn (Stone) Olivette (Barns) unplaced Jo even over tb field With Jo a barred: Sovereign Pat $30Tilford $25 Pearl Tbom $20 Olivette $5 In tb book 4 to 5 Brocade Sovereign Pat and Pearl Thorn 5 to 1 Tilford 6 to 1 Olivette 1-5 to 1 Mu'uels 1 1040 Third rare Club purse $150 to lite first and $00 to the second fr horse that hare run and not won At thut meeting Dash of on mile and a quarter horse beaten one to carry their proper weight twice allowed lbs thrae limes 10 its four times 15 lb Cashidy ch Saunterer 6 LetnonAde 11 3 Blaylockl Feland WaJlen 4 WAverly PhAsma 112 lb Yet man 2 Croker ch Alhlone 6 Nara-gansetor tator Elizabeth 118 Keleo 3 Dauaber ch Callao aged Bettie Ward 113 Wolf 4 Rosebud Stable Egyptian 3 Monarchist Fannie Brown C4 Barnes 5 Carter A Co Monticello 3 Monarchist Boniforui 94 lbs Sheridan 6 Betting Wallensee 185 Saunterer $140 Callao Athlone and Monti-cello $40 etch ERyptian $30 In the books Saunterer 6 to 6 Wallensee 8 to Callao and Athlon 6 to 1 Monticello 10 to 1 Egyptian 12 to 1 $1150 Fonrth race On mile $125 to first and £25 to second horse Owners to handicap their own horses Casttidy'a ch Carson 5 Jr old Glengary and Hop 3 lbs Casey 1 Martin's Alex Ament5 year old Bnckdenal MagtwliAC) lbs Hill 2' Dannaher'a ch Pope Leo years old Creed more and Brando-line 90 lbs Sheridan 3 Pichard's Buckmaater aged Buckden and MetA lbs (Yetuian 0 ilier 4 vears old Wau-on and Betlie Alexander 80 llrt CoGia 0 Brannon Bros' br CVnlennial 3 years old Glengarry and Ssllie Norvell81 lbs Doss 0 Feland's ch in Ignore 4 years old Pat Molloy and Lilla 75 lbs Howard 0 1 Alex Ament $75 to SoO for tb field In tbe books Ament 3 to 5 Fofe Leo and Buckmaster 5 to 1 Lenore 20 to 1 Held ticket in the $1170 Singl ticket on Carson $51775 F)K From l'i00 to 2GO0iacrea nlo-eral Iron ore roa) and el low pine landa in Alal ma Tract land loo acres iNile or ex- change city poperty two flourt mtlia water -e 1 wer waa 4 aim 1 i aeren tana iiufdvi 'ahTille Tenn uiji it Sweet countrv butter at Hogan A Hall's Ri Broad street my? 6t K1XEK process flonr SO ponnd for il 60 at Hogan A Hall's 100 Broad street iny7 tit i Ws bsv a right good flour hd pounds for fl20 Hcgan A Hall 100 Broad street my" Ct SMOKING CHENEYS Wm wtf jf ftf llfittafWf i On! fl'rPl i hSlttUwf I op lh 1 Wet4ttJ itM txntj tb- 1 1 D- aal t-JMlw ruiw Itttr tb rt hvf hrr tkr lt4 POKKUiT siltiuor ri n4 t-Mla attliuU W-a y-" wMtfm lMr frtw-f nt tmm4 Xr cooriR A CO IX)tt Inirinf drill week at the Fair tVrouitJa several lieautilill lota clone to the irroiiada 1 be beat atanda there for a booth or ahootinf miliary lheie will be a banrtred tboasand ulranec-e here You en make At'iO in a week Apply to Bridxet 64 North C'berry mrerL Ptorebotif Koa 1 and 83 Booth Market at now occupied br Hill ooticmk The criminal court met this btorntog at tVlutk iih a large attendance legal genlTiWn and vUiiors Tile court was ci-ewied and the foitewiBg officers amigned duties: A li Mc-Cocnell Ilcbert Marshall Taze Young Work Jackson Wm Mc Ilonald colored njlis svi4 II Fetway oflewra of (th grand jury The effirer were Ltt-trncted keep perfect order by allowing no walking in tbe room no whisTering and to allow no one to remain in the' room with hats oa or In Any trthtr way lo interrupt the proceedings of the court Jake Itudolph was appointed special attorney-general to serve in tbe absence of Attorney-general Washington The clerk waa instructed to call the list of juror and the announcement of each one's name he was required to come before tbe bar and answer the regular question All kind of execues were aujde by the jurors to get off but rery few were allowed to go Temple Harris and Bast: failing to answer to their names were fined f'25 each The names of gentlemen who patted as competent jurors were placed in the box and the following drawn out as grand jurors: Frank McGavock Mort Brown Hall Thomas Bush John Anderson Thomas Ballou Robertson John Hickman Lennard Phillips It Foster Bice Whiteman jr A Porter' Cspt Porter was appointed foreman Jndge Allen mode a sweeping charge to the grand jury charging particularly as to crimes and rices which hare heretofore been winked at He took up the acts of the late general assembly and charged as to each one separately While on the county jail he said that there was now confined in that institution an ex-treasurer of the state charged with embezzlement of public funds and it was currently reported on tbe streets that other parties in this county were oharged with being his accom plices He did not know who these men were and in fact he thought Mr Polk knew who they were better than any one else He dismissed this question by saying he would have something to say on it further oa in tbe term He charged tbe jury to keep their proceedings secret There are and have been for years certain parties who Attempted by All contrivances to worm out of the jury their secrets lie ad-vixed the members to s'ear clear of all these characters As to the recent act providing for the establishment of jockey cl bs he held that it wan unconstitutional and alt parties found guilty of establishing uch clubs nine the date the attorney -general vt -the state published his opinion should be held liable of gambling As to tbe bucket-shop bill he did not know whether was a law or not He thought it useless to load the docket down with indictments when it might turn out to be nothing and the county would have to pay the costs- He thonght however it would be well enough to tackle one of these parlies no as lo Ust the legality of the act As lo tb 'carrying of concealed weapons no matter bow low or how high a man's standing might lie if he was found guilty be would besides impoeing a fine send him to jail He was resolved to break up tippling on the Sabbath and charged especially on this law As to the recent act making gambling a felony Judge Allen said he was determined to break np this vices he believed it was the parent vice and he directed the jury to use all their inqnisitory power to stamp it out The way to do this was to strike at the root that is tbe property owners who rent houtes to gamblers He directed them to summon xeal estate agents and all other legal means of finding out who keep gambling bouses or games of chance He stated to the bar and others that each and every man should have a fair And impartial trial but he was determined to ttanvp 'out gambling even if he had to fill the jails and 'penitentiary so full that theif legs and Arms would stick out of the windows' One of the jury asked for instructions as to the number of indictments they should return against parties Judge Allen replied of course there was no necessity to find more than one indictment "where the desired end could be obtained But as to gambling carrying concealed weapons and tippling on Sundays be directed them to find all they possibly could and he intended to put the penalty to the extent of the law in each and every case JSveby nation smokes Lo flier A Cole's Temptation my 6 2t Sunday-reboot Picnic Emmauel Mission West Nashville cornea to the front again anal will give the first Sunday school picnic of the season next Saturday Quite a nice sam was collected yesterday in tbe ckool-room and many baskets of "goodies" were promised And everything arranged to give the little folks a day of enjoyment in the woods The place for the picnic was not settled yesterday but will bt Tuesday night This mission is rapidly growing is members and the superintendent is proud of the well organised and promising Sunday-school which be baa established at that point SAO Ir you want a nice ham of fresh dried beef go to Hill Woodcock A Co my4 3t aw Iaieai-ouly IU "E- Gea Buell is lying dAngctoaaly ill with cares of the lower jaw bonw At his borne seven miles from tbe city on the Mill Creek Valley turnpike Tbe operation of removing the deneAaed por f'o only a lew doors lietow ('hurch att and a only a few door lietow hurch at and a JESSB FREBTC: A riilenuid loation for wholeeale grocery bottle Apply to lnvu A Yarbrough or IT Meat err ray4eodtf I't )R IIoue and fir acre near Union 6iock-j ante Ajly at Ti NorlU Miaaa er atreet aa Iw Special Bargains Fine All-Wool Blue French BunUng lie BUck Cit-h mere all wottL XOr Vard- ide Fis-Arod Irish linen 2 Sc VaiitAook Chrckm flue naalitv 7 jr Ladies' Extra Ltinr Full Kegubtr- made IWbrlygaa lloae 16c werth 80c Ladle' Striped Hose at 6et werth 20e Fine Turkey Table DaoiahIl 40c worth ftc Cream Table Damask 20e worth 8Ae knotted FrlufTo Unen TowelA red ttaaiAHk borders £0c worth 4 Or We alo offer At IS ContH Yfii-cl l0O0 Yards of S0-eent Plaid Drew Good a good tiling for School dresses and early spring wear mil KIlMANBIi I-'UR RXTH A Hfi New fratua cottaee la aa attractive residence locality (or largrr bnuae Will pay dirlrrence in casta tieo Harrion nay? 8t The arreat Wholrwale end tall Dealer In PIANOS AND ORGAIS THE SOUTH llaa jaat reetx-lved aa Immense stock of tbe world-renowned CILASK ItjVXITwr-AdX VxacI OtUol' ZVX lsoa LOST I- On Cherry atreet or at "Maxwell Roitae" or on Cnurch or fpruce atreeta a woiUi eurelope containing rtirrenry aod cbecka A literal reward will be paid for I la return to the tan of Hillman Buford A tor belt Is and 2u South Market my4 81 romu FtV Online atrcet a bn of krya Including tao aale key wuteh the owner ceo have by pitying (or thta adycrtuetuent tuy32t 100 rieccs Best Standard Priatsat I 4 CfDts a Yard JOHN GILGAfl CO Ill and 113 CHURCH ST fehie ssnioww tf i HTIIIO' Io jTixlX Uuo of Sew England Sew Haven and Bridgeport OrgansT QUICK BALES AND KM ALL I'ltoFITH is onr aotto! Loenber wa GUARANTEE to sell kwa any hdus in Ainerira Instrunirnta oJ on th Installment plan and satisfaction fuiraoleetl or no sale 1U1 TJuioai 0treot IVmmIivIUo Tuit BRA5CU 927 OUre KU 8U Loni tab21 eod 6m STIN I3t night lu Noleuayille a bay aialiior year old 14 band high bcary built biki'k mane and tail two acar on nxht lore teg one juat altova tba knee and th other neartha brllt cauaed by ent fnm wira fence in nKiiium oondiUoo A reward of $25 will be paid for the i arly that ate le him or for the re-torn of the hor AftTkowell Crawford Nolen-i le Tean lrCliLLANKOlS Mozart Musical Festival MEMPHIS TERN 3Xy 1-4 iiiktl IS MOHIJAY EV'JflNa THE REDEMPTION TlTitDAV MATIHEE CONCERT PROGRAMME Tl fcSDAt EVENING "MEDLET II BUM eat In good paying buatnraa dealrable Addle 9 A Banner office raj 7 it SMEDLEY-fc CO OK HtNttY SHEFFIELD baa remoyed one door north of hia former residence oy7 lw ThaofljCouthrn Raka and OrUI Factory In tho Country rpJ buy or exrhaniia fotnimre earpeM naaureatc and atorea go to Koith Market turret Ietween Union and Stjuate nyleodSl Patent process flour best in tbe world at Hugan A Hall's 100 Broad street my" Ct Pfook of the pudding is tasting it and if you will try the Hour sold at Hogan Hall's you will find it the sweeiest and best ia the city They sell at wholesale or retail at 100 Broad street my 7 6t Owisb to tbe ouatinued demand for our popular goods we are forced to re-pevQisb and will continue to receive fresh supplies pf boots shoes slippers sandals Vaasars etc during the season Low prices and reliable goods onr motto John Holahan' Eagle Shoe Store 69 Union street my 7 3t in want of house furnishing good? are invited to catl and examine onr ttock and prices "in linen table dsmak linen and cotton sheetings linen towels and crashes Marseilles and crochet etc We are direct importers nf theae goods and are therefore enabled to ofler them at tbe very lowest price Orleans store 15!) Union street Philip Olwiil STaVAVcnKKKiEA new tomatoes poia-paooa and new peas at Mooney's Ladiea Restaurant 1G2 Church st my7 lw Get your dinner At Mooney's 162 Church etreet my7 lw IIyofi mineral water mead and soda at Mooney's 162 Church street my 7 lw Don't be Deckitkik The Household it the only lck-stitch machine in the market with Automatic tension Try it 13 North Summer street roj5 2t Koslleix Fattkrson A Gieks have stereoscopic viewn of tbe principal public buildings in Nashville for sale FoA the fresheat rcssted coffee end fin teas go to A fahtlton US Broad street Bots' And children's stilts in large variety at 60 North College street 11 Meal A Co dothiera ap28 eod 4t Best pictures at moderate prices ia every Mrle at Koellein Patterson A Giers' IW Union street For freah Jersey butter go to A SheltonV OS Broad street Thk light running New Home Sewing Machine stands in front with it automatic tension double feed self-setting rei die and oil cup on needle br A trial will convince won Call at Stickley's office 166 Union street ap23 moa 6w '7 Lt-vtis A Snc let bakers con fee-tionevs and mannfacinrer of all kind of chewing gums And prise goods 431 South Market St Telephone 4u9 for freeh bread and cjtgwing gum my4 sAraoUi lnt PnoTOfiRAPBS At reduced rates made by Koellein Pattenon A Glers Telephone 5fZ Let near from yau ASueltojt fKJ Broad street keeps tbe choicest brands of patent and family flour RrtMiKOtr upholsterer And mAttreA maker CPfitf ipbelia avenue and Woodbiat aUwrt Rwpairiiig neatly done Price moderate tuyt 3t Jxnat Assortment rf jewelry etc And lowvt prieee At Viewers No 133 Union street my lw tleaeral A (eats fmt th CrlcLratid SansfbU's Ponable and Stalionary Ktcara CIRCULAR SAW MILLS MOZART tOCIETm (ill AND niORUS -150 150 Parti ks wishing sulphur water delivered to them in the city or Edgefield will get it by -leaving word At the spring or Addressing the secretary of the Sulphur Spring Company S3 Pub-He Square Hot and cold sulphur baths given At the spring Elegant bath tnbs my3 tf A Burglar Captarad Detectives Leech and Withers arrested William Ferrell colored in East Nashville this morning on a warrant from Columbia charging him with breaking into th butioeM boose of Eli Harris at that While the officers were escorting the prisoner over to the city lie made a break for liberty As he ran by Policeman Baker that officer knocked him down with his mace Ferrell was secured and will be taken to Columbia The detectives had sharp work in capturing him That "cigar of mine" was splendid It was the John McCulIough Sold at Wharton CoV Woods' Exchange Iiascoe's Crostwait's If Loeb's Mike Dalton's Ed Ie La Hue's and Kyan's my5 tf Improve the Last Chance Positively the IabI week of the Automatic City For amusement and instruction of a high order this entertainment is the most Attractive None should miss a visit to this wondeiful result of the artistic ingenuity of Joseph Bergmann The like of which has neve( before been seen in Nashville and may never be exhibited here again Take your whole family and give them a grand treat a Coat OH Back Heat for Ed Shaw Gov Bat decided the controversy among th Memphis people ever the coal oil inspectorship Saturday by the appointment of Maj Rhea Tbe secretary of state forwarded the commission to-day and that gentleman wilf enter upon his duties at once Parties wishing sulphur water delivered to them in the city or in Edgefield will get it by leaving word at the spring or Addressing the secretary of the Sulphur Spring Company 23 Public Siuare Hot and cold sulphur baths given At th' spring Elegant bathtubs my3 tf 11 a Read lag Koosa far Waasesv Tb meeting to organize the movement for the establishment of a reading room for women will be held at No 226 Cedar street to-morrow morning At 11 o'clock All interested in th matter Are invited to Attend i a a -That Whit Eagle flonr is simply elegant Ask your grocer for it It is for sal to the trad by McGuir Scoggins A Co And by Wilhort And LaseeUr A Co Try one sack and you will be sore to buy more Nashville Iitrte Caefereaca The Nashville district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south will held At Elm-street church next Thnrsdsy night At 7 :50 Parties wishing snphnr water delivered to them in th city or in Edgefield will get it by leaving word At th spring or Addressing tb secretary of tbe Sulphur Spring Company 23 Public Square Hot and cold sulphur baths given At tbe sprint Elegant bath tub xny3 tf i ft- ISA HIXUKR IF you doi't helirT that Coaqnest ha the fine wood and kmoling ia the eityatep 1owb and ace hia enotmouanck of acaird ah and hickory wood 4U feet high Order by Telephone 4' and roo will be proo ptly at taU rWvevlt MT Aw H'-'-- lk tended lo I'rice: Per cord ft or In alnre AMite4 by THEO THOMAS And Ills Unrivaled Orchestra Waui Im lb tMi ltd If asj Hui-ewa ifes anJ O'lf I'tAv-ut tvti ir-m Iwm1i4 WtsiU? Tr '1 wti-t li t-Uru-i swa xnxUtf fhil Iril sv iitA in mt Hm Hwm-4iSi tn Amrt mt mlttf svrt anan tsettrori AaajT 'sfr mrm limC A wa Im mw-ti Tint tVSfl: rxnre" loala $1 and SI 51 ClUo- unMBT eum4cr and Ceauonbreum ap-J ntofr tt I And t'Worinj Vltil MshreeT SewsraT I Mar'-'trv mw anf a rHwvt I'riil 1m-t II br and liorwa Kaaa AIX) MeAdow lilnf ReApers and Mower Nashville Tcnn "NJ (W and wrond hand furniture carpet 11 vtowea Ac bong bt and sold at Mar tret near Square Bty'i4t IO MUSICIAN 70 ftar aV' Ajss- 4 w-w-teisAt' 4aafl tlr-Jfh i arslf sVJAul swattysapaj ffveAat asi-ia'aM I HaVrtm Ati sve tasadt ksiaouiitw iJicnTwtai twnncuT Ufa aWBBaw)pSBstasAAsaV VsA asBAAwa7r aswawaSasA Mo 4 flBrtn Market Street sah2Ta) If £7 Jzsltvilh Dr BAskervill arrAnged the new catalogue of Vanderbilt University Thompson BrosiausKqof Gallatin Mo is here on a visit to hia father-in-law James Evans East Side Dr Badomsky left for Chattanooga this morning as representative of tbe grand council of tbe Order of the American Legion of Honor Prof Eichborn of Louisville is in tb city and will participate in the concert At the Cumberland Presbyterian church to-morrow evening The many friends of Col Vinson are glad to know of his safe arrival home and learn with pleasure that it is intimated that be will return noon to Texas on important business Judge Peter Tracer of Memphis whose fame for getting np pyrotechnic displays is co-extensive with the civilised world is here to-day and has completed arrangements with Manager Eastman leaves to-night for Cincinnati and will return Thursday or Friday A party of young ladies from Ward's Seminary west np to Snannev county Friday And returned this morning Among tbe party were Misses Maggie Wilis Florri Fjte Minnie I lam il Ion Judith KeithTuliA SimmoaADolly Ban ton Lucy Weisger Elli Tally Ethel Turner Mai Beird Buth Perry Minnie Overton and Berni Smith HIS EMISEXT Mr Hl'tirBRY tLLESSaaraM lr Hrafl tLK 01 ant alia air rnro ItttTEr Ta- Mr sa mm A Was JULIA Kf K-K I sa Piaatwt MONDAY MAY 7 1883 FKCEaAA KEtrK IF El AM KEESEE ar! let A a Very low rsllrusj rate GRAND OPERA HOUSE Bf Beef in tb city aelLs lor fifteen And twenty cenU per pound If you want a nice bam of fresh dried beef go lo Hill Woodcock A Co niy4 St Boat la Peas NO 33 KORTLI COLLEGE STREET -UKtUKI IU- Oa GraaMt Caaowrt Ta1aMw4as' Ewaaa-taa AUy I A WALL PAPERS AND DECOMTK L00KI IGAi LAKSES WIXD0 MVSUA DES Farmers complain that the rust ia ruining the growing crop of green pes Ooldwa Croaa Oindo- Cornice Pictures Etc The snpreme commandery of the Unit Order of tbe Golden Cross will BssatA1aal First Orsnd Tear frota New Vera ta Fan FrmKiare af Theo Thomas so4 bat anrlesiet Srnphony Orxhestra of Mssldass Assisted by tb lotlnwtaf ewilsest snloM was bats rpratel)T apresreA with -Mr Tnoess ta hi freat Mmj Festival aad wrmpnoay CVmietai Mrs A Hew Mrs Assle ilsrt-deeva llopeaaa Mrs Bella (an Coaoralta Mr Krea iUrrer Tease Ma rvaas Bssisieru Hsas aad Mass Jabe llire-aUB tarda riaalst meet at Knoxville Tuesday May 15 Corn Farmers generally report a good stand of corn throughout the county and the prospects are fair for an arerag crop Peaches Contrary to expectations peaches WAEEEN BROS TraOLVtAIE DEALER1 IM French and American Polished Plate Glass SKYUaHT AND HO OFI NO GLASS PAINTS OILS VARNISHES Sanh Doors and Bliads Fine (ilass fur Windows am! Front-Door raBi-1 (tl eod ly PRICE I were not much injured by the laie frost' It is thought there will ben tteer I A seat It Aooe a I (eaersl adaiUakm KalooBj Faa'CT colored And silver spiders And im pins At Wiggers 132 Union name fair crop in Daridson county Criminal Coart-raean The criminal court-room has been handsomely calsomined and painted by tion of the bone will probAbly be per Vomr Its' as Fraas Every Dsisatlaav mv2 street formed to-day by Dra Briggt and BlAckman SK' Fok snow flak smatry lard go to ale af seats wCT eomrueoca Tharadsy Mr Jo Ferris The room now pre A bbeitoiv vo IteoaJ la ay l'l Deckar Bras' eetebrsteat aisaa as Important Ieisloa Tbe cas of tb Louisville A Nashville Railroad Company vs Georg K-Wbitwortb trustee was 'decided today by Chancellor Merritt in favor of tb railroad This case had its origin in th non-payment of the 4 per cent commission officer fee Accrued by a fail a re on th part of tb railroad to pay its taxes within tb liaaitav of law On tb 4 th of December 1882 there was do Whitworvh tbe sum of $133185 taxes ty the railroad It further Appears that this sum was duly And legally tendered said trustee who refuted to receive for th reason that complainant did not Also tender therewith th 4 per oant commission as a peAalty for iw failnre to earlier pay said taxes Chancellor Merritt bt-ld And so decrees that complainant was not aompeUed to pay said commission a ad that said trnata should hav received said sum of $133185 In payment of complainant' taxes as Aforesaid and that defendant And All other parties) beeajoioed from collecting or Attempting collect said commission or any part qf Tt was abo de-crred -nasi ordered flat tb stoey whi4 by a lorniT i4rrra sents a ery attractire appearance apAtai A KTIHT IC monogram pin and bangles mad to order at Wingers' 132 Union street myS 1 IVOTICK Fata A araMas)tawa mm 1 mi Ara 'rnM liarh sad fbtistrwa ta a ta orwm fwe eU4tiir m4 A ft' rt Tmtmm imm taaM rwe il aa laJi la -ifATir "1 "It Tl DiT-ll 1 JIIMMMI mm JimjmMiimm' Thk flour! the flour! waan't It splendid tb At was the White Eagle sold by McGnire Scoggins A Co This ia their patent flour wy5 tf Thaolagteat aavd aaaatajr-aaAaet laati- sstte Tbe tetaMOtat ei Us Institute were re Veattvat The Lalla Kooh Literary Oub will gire an entertainment for the benefit of Carroll-street Sunday-school on Thursday and Friday evening May 10 and 11 Admission 25 cents JLKT dU 1 UUAtJAi wntea Krr Towxra PURIFIES AAav a teaewwe cnsi artii AW Irxlwstry Z2L aajrsi aT sumed this -moaning In the college mtmWm aee a aT Laos 1 ii Senatea Br chapel Rev 6 Hootta oondaoled SB sue Jr saUnWsawUean swa MYauib sea rrsw The pros pec ia for An immense Irii-h potato crop was never more flattering than At present Tat MessAlinA cigar is A greAt favor ile Tb Pilgrim Old CrowGold Nugget Lucy 11 in ton Cousin Sally L4y Jane Little Lncy Bon BonMAry J2Ua Good Shot Middy And Hilda are also elegant cigar Merchant And dealers can get all the a4 many other popular cigAP As McGnir Scofgms A Co BrOdt4 "BiyS-lf Jl ay citizens wl-htng ta take boarders daring Hilary Week will pieAe aotly the 31aAger by BUtil latmed lately elating street' another of beaae bet wee a what AtreetA aal price per day and nwmber of Imart-er they eaa Accommodate HI 1UST56S tieaersJ Mere't ETAALiaKO roAGoou ratten' photograph gallery Church rtreet CAbinet-siae picture only $3 per dozen until drill week But a'fter th time regular price will e4BTged -in every instance Copying old pictnre and family gronp ar specialty -1 n'tama-neona proceKS used exTlnlveTy' --apr2S-21t Gntma alot's tO-ceut sea AigiA core-' -v' FWGaUKUaVswLalA' ''K) kadi sawOrw'i' cf 1 1 11 Inmii a wi Sna tl af VB mmwrn wi saw T4i laaiBi sarr rswaswaa 11 sa a saltan rvsaeai j-ot saaai as-a -tea asiritiea tbe opening servicts A ppet Circuit rreaebss and tbe 'Sunday-school" was read Th paper waa written by Rev Price presiding elder of tb West Tennessee district Tbe Pasties wishing sulphur water delivered to them in tbe city or in Edgefield will get it by leaTtng word at the spring or addressing lb secretary of the Sulphur Spring Company 23 Fob-lit: Boaare Hot and cold snlphnr bath gtrea at thw spring Ek-gant bath tubs myS tf 1 wraa Owt a abject was discussed quite fully llsv' A II Gellett spok on tbe 13- i.