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THE DIAMOND FIELD THE DAILY WAsHVILLE SIINDAy 1P4M4 PAGES CITY ITEMS ft DRY GOODS DRY GOODS 1 I 1 Ill 4 11 I 0 0 0 1 THE DAILY WAsHArILLE SUNDAY mi)RNIN61 ertILY 1P4Mili PAGES 4 1 I I THE DIAMOND FIELD I CITY ITEMS I I DRY GOODS I DitY GOODS 1 400 TERRIBLE CUTTING CITY ITEMS A 14kneom the cash clothier 18 Public Square has the largest and beet Retorted stock of light weight clothing just the thing for this very sultry weather and at lowest prices jy3 mo wedfri CITY ITEMS ALWAYS A bow Continental Cash and Bundle Railroad now in operation at Rosenheim Bro Co'! the brat one south of New York city A Fine Oame Betweei She Eclipse of Renville and Newmans of Nashville The Former Victorious by a Score of Eleven to Eight ALL our white goods at half price at Frank land tit Co's College street SOO dozen ladies' and children's hose and gents half hose solid colors and fancy stripes just for the fun of it 5 cents Gray's Tinton street BARGAINS! DON'T fail to examine our large stock of spring clothing that have been marked down Special big bargains Now is the time to supply yourself with bargains that are seldom met with For your own interest give us a call A Lennon 18 Public Square jy6 moiwed fri 0 WIAT THE FOLLOWING WILL REVEAL' 1 DON'T BE Dictivao--The cheapest mosquito bars are sold at The Fair on Summer street I 1 a 1 i 104 I i 1 i CHICAPIAT mosquito ban at The Fair on our bargain counters are splendid suits of a weight that is suitable for all seasons besides a large line of seasonable goods that we must close out in order to make room for our fall stock A Lannom cash clothier 18 Public Square 1y8 mu wedfri Ova celebrated 85c shirt down to $8 per dozen Gray's Union street engsrsst lawns in the city at Crystal Palace BARGAINS! BARGAINS! LA PST REIT' 8-50 dozen importers' samples ladies' misses' and children's hose 25c j3 8 2t Yesterday was played by fir the best game of base ball that has taken place in Nashville in several years 'There were near 2000 people in the amphitheater at the fair grounds to witness the contest The ball ground is well laid off with the bcroe base near the stand so that spectators may see and heareverything that la done The finest and most minute parts of the gatue were distinctly observed and highly appreciated by all As the grand stand Iced the east the crowd was in 4 the shade 'the whole time while the open sides allowed what brew there was to play freely upon the spectators Before the game was called for about an hour the members of the two clubs were in the field in active practice The grounds were in splendid condition only one objection presenting itself in the shape of a ridge out in the extreme left field that will however be leveled during the course of thieweek Al 3:55 sharp the game waa called by the umpire Mr Carr the celebrated one ar ned pitcher of the Memphis Reds and on a toss-up for ins or outs the Newmans won and bent theEclipse Club to the bat The following are the players of the two nines and their positions: LAMA PLICASE NOTICE-Our stock of hair braids and fronts at cost those that were 3 00 and $4 00 and up now only $175 Be convinced of this asseqion by calling at Mrs- htern' Hair Store 255 Church street Our low priced fronts down to 25 cents LA DSTRE ET'S-I ruporters' samples hose 25o 50c lya 2t Are dosing out a lot of importers' samples of hosiery at 25e jy8 2t In the latter part of July and- early in August we receive our Fall and Winter importations Our houses are yet crowded with Suin mer Goods Therefore we htive made a tremendous cut in prices You will be astonished but we are compelled to You will say that such low prices have nevEr been heard of before Nevertheless' it is a fact Cut the price list out and call for any item thereon and we will gladly show you same 'all )ur Im Imo 3es are say VEX' Less out tnd lot of real Oriental Pompadore lace fichua and collars at half coat of importation jy 6 2t TO REDUCE STOCK nines will play in the same positions and strike in the same order The following is the score of yesterday: Innings 2 8 4- 5 6 8 9 Ectipac 0 5 0 I 0 0 0-11 Nea Inane PROPOSED 11013T11111114 LEAGUE 'A movement is on foot and being consderably agitated to orgenize a thinth' em Baseball League which will admit one or more clubs from each city haying over a certain number say 23000 inhabitants It is understood that Nashville Memphis Little Rock Atlanta and other city clubs have signified their willingness to enter such an association Measta Smith of the Nelmens and Beer of the Eclipse are doing what they can to bring about a favorable result and soon a meeting of leading base-ball suers will probably be called With such an organitstion the South could the encouragement to this leading and popular field sport that it deserves IkTIIIITZEDAT'S ASSOCIATION GAMES INDIANAPOLIS July 5---The game today between the home club and the Allegbenye was a repetition almost of that of yesterday morning the visitors getting but three runs though they made nine single hits The features of the game wee a foul fly over the left field fence by Wiehe a three-base hit by lint ler and two two base hits by Keenan each of which latter brought in two runs But three errors are credited to the home club while the Pittsburg boys have ten to their credit The battery work wu only fair good fielding saving the 51ay for Indianapolis Indianapolis 211206004-12 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 MILWAUKEE Milwaukee' 100000111-4 Grand Rapids 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 -7 BALTIMORE Baltimore (Union) 5 0 4 0 0 0 4 111 -13 Cincinnati (Union) 0 1 0 1 9 0 0 0 1-3 CLEVELAND Boston 000410001-6 Cleveland 000000000-0 COLUMBUS Baltimore' 200000000-2 Columbus CINCINNATI Athletic 000011000-2 Cincinnati 4 6 300121-17 TOLZDO July 5--The Toledoes earned the third game from the Washington by perfect field work and timely bits TOLEDO Toledoel 0000320Is-3 Washingtons 000900101-2 CBICAIJO July 5---Chicago defeatea New York to-day in the most exciting game of the season It took ten innings to decide it New York led up to the eighth inning when Chicago tied the score In The tenth inning singles by Daley Gore and Pfeiffer and Kelley's double earned three runs for Chicago and a single by Caskins and a borne run by Ewing earned two for New York The attendance was 3000 A brother of Corcoran has been engaged to pitch for the Chicago Chicago 0000000103-4 Newl'ork 01000-00002-8 Devaorr Detmit 209000833-10 Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 6 BUFFALO 201015000-9 Providence 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 MINNEAPOLIS Bayeity 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 SI PAUL EutSaginaws 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 St Pauls 000010000-1 LOUIBVILLE Louisville 0 0 4 0 I I 1 0-- 4 Brooklyn 1 1 8 1 0 0 0 0 6 nines will piay in the same positions an4 I 411- in ha earrun npeier LANDBTRICET8-1Heh point collars 15c only a small lot jya 2t MBTAKEN IDEA-It has been circulated by some of our rivals and competitors in the sewing machine business that we contemplated giving up the business This is not so We are in the business to stay and will always be found ready and willing to give attention to our many friends and customer Remember the fact there is no automatic tension shuttle machine but the easy-running "Household" We warrant it five years and are responsible Indl7idually for our guarantee Singer it Bennett 13 North Summer street j3 6 2t LANDOTREET'll-Alt our ladies' lisle hose 50J to close 'jy6 2t Previous t) Removal lisle hose all colors 50c 1y6 2t 1EJ LAIC 1st Ak at unheard-of prices J341 2t TO OUR BLACK silk mitts 250 at Crystal Palace LA DST bargains in hosiery jya 2 NEW STORE Tint first one south of New York city Continental Cash and Bundle Railroad system now in running order at Itosenheim Bro dt Co's Cole building LANDSTREET'S---1 bargain on every counter See them JO 21 I 4 1 A 1 HIRSCH BROS CO Now being built for us at 100 dozen corsets choice from 37 40c 50c 00c 75c and 85c it half the regular price Gray Co 173 Union street 54 NORTH COLLEGE ST1 MOSQUITO are now prepared to furnish hotels boarding-houses and the public in general with mosquito bras of everykind and every description from the cheapest bar to the best English netting Bars made to order on shortest notice We are not given to quoting prices but will positively them as low as anybody can possibly furnish them Lovernan jy4 3L WE WILL 30 piects yokings at halt price at Frankland Co's College street READ! READ! READ! and see whatwe have done: Slaughter Goods close out ladles' and slippers we have reduced them to 50e on the Sample Shoe House No18 Cedar street or Lusky bros No 21 Public Square jya 2t To an Unheard-of Degree OUIR GOODS MUST fine shoes Nos 2 3 and 4 at GOc on the Look before they go Sample Shoe House No 18 Cedar street acid Lusky Bros No 21 Public Square jya 2t $4) 401110 MOONEY'S RESTAVRANT-If you wish to enjoy a good dinner or lunch in comfort go ta Mooney's fans run by a earn always cool clean and conafortable Try it jy2 lw Da FIT having resigned the Secretaryship of the State Board of Health will hereafter devote himself exclusively to the practice of his profession Office and residence over Gilgan's 11114 Church street Telephone No 725 jy2 Our 75e and Lisle and Silk Gloves 12 and 14 button lengths down to choice 25e Our 75c Ladies' Gauze Vests extra fineodown to 25e Our 100-bone Corsets down to 50c Our Patent Vire Bustles down to 35e Our 20e Ilandkerehlefs fancy border down to 50 Our 30c All-silk Ribbon on a bargain counter over 500 pieces choice at 10e Our 75e yard and a half long extra fine and heavy "German Towels" down to 25e Our 75e geoulne linen bosom and cuff unlaundried Shirts sizes 141-2 1515 1-2 and 16 down to 35c button pieces erman Shirts' Must Be Sold! a101 PRICES liGT TILE OBJECT! MEN'S 10W-Clit shoes Not 6 7 cut ddwn to 50c on the $1 Sample Shoe House No 18 Cedar street and Lusky Bros No 21 Public Square j5 6 2t SILK gloves cheapest in the city fine Imported corsets 75c at Crystal Palace ROSEN1111111 ELLIS Co 31 Public Square are still in the lead offering ruen'a caaslmere and corkscrew suits at $10 good value for $14 Remember that they can't be undersold 1- 1 4 STILLWATER 1111111egons 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-4 Ottilwater 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 8 TRY Mooney's pure ice creams and sherbets No corn starch no gelatine no the pure sweet cream best powdered sugar and pure flavors Try It jy2 lw FACTS! FACTS! ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO ACTUAL WHEN you leave the city for the summer don't forget to go to Mooney's and get a box of hie pure home-made candies Always fresh and good v2 lw CLO 1 JUNG Now York Cost! Wit carry at all times a good line of neat servioeable boys' and children's clothing which we offer at prices lower than the lowest as the following figures show: 50 boys' suits at $5 50 worth $8 75 children's sulfa at $2 50 worth $375 Call early and select your choice Rosenbeim Ellis Co 81 Public Square AU our Rick Rack Braid down to 5c a bunch All our Feather-edge Braid down to 20c a dozen bunches All our Feather Fans in pink blue and white at 25c All our Gents'White Muslin Ties at 10e a dozen All our "Braided Jerseys" at $1715 All our "Plain Jerseys" at $1 and $125 All our Silk aad Satin Parasols lair price All our fine Laces and EnJ6der1es at half price All our Hosiery anpj ns at half price SOCIETY A very elegant and highly enjoyable german wu given Friday evening by members of the Club complimentary to 'Misses Jennie Perin and Hattie Marshall at the residence of Mrs Thomas Plater on Vauxhall street Platte bootees was assisted by her niece Miss Little Cheatham and made the occasion from beginning to end unusually pleasant The dance was varied with choicest music vocal and etrumental from acoomplished members of the company The following constituted the gathering: Misses Jennie Perin Hattie Marshall Kittle Cheatham Nanale Maddin Mary Lee Clare Lillie Cummins Annie Clare Clara McCrory Sadie Fall Mesam Hugh Brouillard Samuel Say Barton Overton Burns Mc-Ewen Tyler James Osborne Tenierm Clark Louis Mc-Whirler Foster Cheatham Van Brouillard Frank Fogg John Thompson and Mr and Mrs Minchin KEEP ON READING! Itosessum lEuas Co 31 Public Square are offering int1acements in gents' furnishing goods hats trunks and valises They bays a large stock and ars closing them out at prioes that will astonish you 411 401 I II! lh to el 2t 1 WHIT goods of every description will be thrown on our counters at less than cost Gray Co 173 Union at Newmans Positions Eclipse Holderman Kane Bennett Catcher Collins McKay 1st base tVilliams Kelly 2d base Ryan Weak ley ad base Gibbons Smith Short stop Maloughney Dowd-- I eit field Rooney Center field Smith IL McKay Right field Neumier The appearance of the two clubs in their poeitions was fine Both wore ele gent uniforms the Newman cream colored with blue stockings and an on their breastplate and the Eulipse's white suits with brown etockings and an old English on their shields The Newmane were rather stouter heavier and more muscular in appearance while the Eclipses were remark able for their agility knowledge of the rules and perfect freedom from excite-meat THE GAM The first man sent to the bat by the Eclipse Club wits 'Byrd who waited for his strikes and on wild pitching got six balls and took first base Kane took the bit and tapped a grounder to third base which was picked up by Smith and thrown to second base putting Byrd out Kane get- ting first! Gibbons knocked to second baseman who pitched the ball to Bret and sent telker in Streak tried three times to bit Pitcher tolderman's ball but failed and on the 04 bird strike wag caught out by Bennett the catcher In the course of this inning a foul tip grazed Bennett's face and left a bleeding and painful wonncl But Bannett's floe work during the inning made the Eclipse boys think second base a bard goal to capture Tee Newasaus took the "ins" with Bennett at the bat He tapped a foul fly to the catcher who held fast to it and put the striker out Kelly went to bat and knocked a fine grounder making first base on it Ifolderman next knocked a fine cutter to abort stop who fumbled it and let Kelly to third base Pad striker to fireL On a passed ball Kelly got in and Smith next to the bat wee put out on three strike Thus Kelly drew first blood for the Newman When the Eclipse came the second time to the bat Maloughney took first base on tie bails and was sent to third base by a fine ball to centre field where it was fumbled Ryan knocked in both men took first aud was knocked in by Hogan Collins was put out while making first base Hogan and Byrd both succeeded in their runs Kan was put out at first and Streak was sent home on a fly that wee caught by third baseman The Newroans then came in and the first striker Rooney made a base bit but was put out while trying to steal second base Weakley and Dowd were both put out on small hits while trying to make first The third inning added nothing to the score of either side In the fourth inning the Eclipse got in fine batting sendiug the bail several times out into the Some wild throwing on tbe part of the Newman let in several men and added five to the score of the nine at the bat Tbe Newman knocked out only one being on a base the score at this time standing l0 i to 1 in favor of the Eclipse Club 1 During theme innings Bennett' catch- 1 lug behind the bat was remarkable Not single error wee charged to him- ilia throwing was fine hie coolness notice-hi and his general behavtor in perfect sword with his important position- se Captain of the club At the fifth inning bowem be was so bruised up about the bands and face that be was relieved by Dowd and 'went to abort stop Smith 'relieved Holder' man as pitcher The Eclipse took the Ins but filled to make a run while on the other aide their big sour of the evening wu made Dowd knocked I fine grounder through abort stop's legs and made first Deposit knocked a heavy ball putting Dowd on third and making second bus Kelley after knocking fouls for about ten minutes finally sent a double bagger by pitcher paint left fielder' and sent two men in being knocked in himself by Holderman Smith got to first on a good strike and In trying to maks second with the ball on its way from catcher to the second baseman be made a Jump of Dearly tweety feet and landed sale on the bag Just as the ball fell into the baseman's bands Tremendous applause from the stand followed brnitia succeeded in tasking his score before the side was put Ont On the sixth inning Ryan was the only man who made a score for the Eclipse club while Dowd Bennett and Kelly knocked successively out for the Newman Durine the refit of the Kam to more worm Will made by the Relipee club and only two more the seventh inning by the The beet caught fly of the game was reedit hy KeBy second baseman of the Byrd knocked a beauty over second and telly ran under and directly from the swore of fiy for slanut thirty0es as rapidly as possible sod caught the ball coming over his shoulder The finest throw was mule ble 110ean left fielder of the eclipse en a dareta line to first base The game was entertaining throughout At about the time it was oval mewled the Inn was by clouds and so remained during the whole auto I 'Fixer was no ooulantion or Tiarral- fog of any kind the rating of the DIE pire being erpeclally and unusually ecceotahle to both ciube and spectatara The wooed of the series takes plane at the (sir grounds this afternoon at 1 cedocir Cara to tits gate will begin to run at 12 o'clock and preparations tor oototortahty arettieg a very large crowd have been made The prvna this arterivion rirnyttiFfili tit lis riii-r or1 rorirs tttn VA roal I It is a well-known fact that our facilities for buying goods cheap exceed those daily house in the city and when we offer you goods at actual cost you may depend on getting dry goods cheaper than you ever bought them before We vrill not bore you with a list of our great bargains AU we ask is to give us a call and you will be convinced that we will do all we promise to BleachedSheeting 4-4 better than Wamsutta at 9 12c Bleached Sheeting 4-4 better than Fruit of Loom at 7 1-204 Cheviot in twenty designs worth 10c at 5c Cheviot extra fine and heavy worth 20e at 10e French Minding in pink blue and lilac yard wide 121-2c Lawns in striped and figured down to 4c India Linen double fold very tine sells at 20e everywhere down to lfic Indhi Linen 34 inches wide down to 0 1-2e Checked Nainsook worth 12 1-2c down to 5c lot Spoiled by Prosperity After his WWII CUlt0111 of showing enmeannual recognition of the faithful seriices'of his employes and appreciation of the patronage of his friends Mr ilam Hyman the proprietor of the Vanderbilt Shirt Company bu engaged Spring Park for the night of July 15 to celebrate the seventh annivereary of his establishment No tickets will be gold but invitations will be issued from the office of the company Mr Hyman seta an example that the proprietors of other large OODCrnill (laid follow with tuning benefit to employer and employe still have left all the sizes from Nos 2 to 8 of ladles' Ana 3-bow sandals at 75e worth $1501 We hay re the price on ladies' black Wittily house slippers from 60e to 30o Our ladies' glove-top buttoned with worked button holes at $UM la creating a sense tion We have many other styles and pattgros lu shoes and slippers which we are anxious to dispose of and price will be no object for a while Cali and see our children' Nos 8 to 10 slipper" on bargain counter Lawless Co No 19 Public Square sign of golden boot Every Article Wo Offer is a Decided ligibill I 1 4 '71 li I 1 6 1 1111 440 1 1 CALL EARLY And Avoid the Rosh 1 on our side counters up stairs we have placed all odds and ends in fine Hats for ladies and children Some cost as much as others no more than $150 and $1 We offer them all---over 1000 to select from--at the uniform price of are clueing out our entire stock at a loa Cray Co 173 Union it 'For the past week we have been favored with a great many mile from our friends and patroca from all the adj9inlog countits well an by ear city trade which has kept on in a rush We have also bad many orders by mall which go to show what implicit confidence is placed to our advertisements by those who have dealt with tie la the past and are acquainted with our manner of doing business in which we endeavor to be perfectly correct The extent of our trade since we have made these great reductions has greatly exceeded our expectations sod to insure a grand clearing out of these goods while the rush is at its height we have added many more fine suits that we had no idea of placing on these counters wow remember these few itemat Dell strictly for cash Therefore when you boy from us you pay no part of others' bad debt goods prove unsatisfactory return them unworn and uninjured and we refund the money as freely as it was seoepted When you are at OUT store we extend every courtrey to make you agreeable and pleaaant and to Itel at bouts Don't fail to sea the additions on our bargain 00131110M Our stork of light 'minium goods la full and complete in every the different styles and qualities of Dmp D' Ztee aeries Nubian Linens eta if A LANNONCash Clothier sodamuldii Team aid OM lyfithp lop CAM Till Blur r--Mary Los tobacco le the beet 9 Inch 4's in the city Wborley sole agents jy6 eod4t Was screens keep flies and Incognitos out Tery Row Case Co 20 MINTirrEi JOS rHANICIAND The Open Ltr Meetings The oNn air meetings conducted lag the summer by the iYoung Men's Christian Association will be started to de The first one will be held on the public ware near the eourt-honee at o'clock There will be good singing and speaking Young men are cordially in sited to be prveent at this roosting The weekly Bible class for young men will be held at It o'clock- on Tueeday night during the summer months 1s11atoaAqu fancy ball will be given at Son Aqua Spring nest Saturday evening' t2 CITY ITEMS Navra Too received ao other invokes of Wits' black silk mitts from flOc up to SUL Bee Elm Icor opened one case summer corsets with latest improvements all sizes Be We offer every other Hat or Bonnet in the house at jot one-half what they cost us We are determined not to have one hat left over for next season Bus the wonderful railroad now In running order at Roeenheim Bro Cos Cole building 1000 large Cape May Hata lined with good flack Velvet trimmed with plain and embroidered Mall down to 75e 1000 lifooquito Bars in pink and white made on rings and umbrella frames at unheard-of low price' WHOLZRALI IMAM 40 Ne 158 htlie Square Public Square Farm Cough Cure does not con tale any drugs or chemicela lila purely vegetable It cures whooping cough bronchial cough or tickling in the throat end winter cough so prevalent in older people For sato in this city by DemetUle Co Doxey A Co NT' Page I Thompson Page lobo sr Younktoyo A Trimble TASMOLOILI BICITED VIE LEAN BUSUIESSI BLACK hosiery an endlees variety: Bee give 4 Ws received yesterday per express 20 tine embroidered 'whits dress petterns prices lover thee the lostast Do tw alike rare toserele Bee In 1 split) inswe ta jyt $L1z at Crystal l'alace 11407 MIP WF II i If you wait to buy cheap if you want to save money if you want goods at half their usual price if you care for money at alit the come tl see us Ova soft?" stock of white tfloclo and hats dowo to ono-kali the regulor pries Groot clearing off Awls st It000nheitn' Bro Qo's 1 Owe? eLsaapte Elets--Oreat bargains in eyery ihrpertu Yardwide lawns at en ladies' black bOw at 7o a pair worth 15e pure line lawn Mc per yard worth 20o-' Roanmien Bro ft: 14 )( have the beet stock of well wade and sole leather trunks A full Mosel traveling bairn Dome end we be fore purehadng ahowhr Ramage 8311 j70 St 4 Don't leave the city without one or wore paint of our slippers and low shoes Tba beet prnode at very low prior fiernege Son ly8 8i Banes "De Lii Rue's Mocking Bird" and "IA Belle Rona beet 8 and 10e clot 170 Church street sea soly tisos sr Jerseys $125 et 6 Trsoltoa a Co's College street A teal lite bee 'not eon' VI Until A young gentiontaa of liesboille iveU known in society boo lib talents 111141 11030111P plialuaestelett the Ott woe Woe eines le speed lite winter is low Oviesno sad Florida febury him diaeppoin beret Olio royeation oue Of noot beautiful' yeses ladies of Nachrillh flaring kia abase eh voleated Ave Ober admire lesuktnig house oohed dine elites' the Pot elerdoterintael te try him sell eanusabli by sailing once mote Da LI Ws As began to meant the stops of the betas act appealed at the door 111111114 hie bet ant eatored tbsotateil nalL11016 Two hens Outwards be afoot forth i eacapte4 love ila bad pambacht his hotel WAIN A 4'4 4 111(1(41Ei4 '4 BURDETT a Astert to ell kinds Its- W' II glib sod American ri(- BICYCLES At 4- 4 4 ve Seral lireteises eeesed i tk heed Moose ee Mee Ito til Itioli Ow diorm A ITOKNEYS AT LAW We Ate 1n lisiti KEN Attorney at 14aNvit Artccoat in Oeet tile Americas Ns tttnal Baal IIIRSCII I 11110'1'11E11S CII 1NK) nuenanta of silks at 403 on the ladles' floe bren-atitchad handler" elltrfs at 103 helmet satin-brala 011 wheel hata at 25o Itosenhalm Ilto al CON 1 flH I 1 etl 1 es grv ef 6 Gast'a closing out We: Mios01114 oroobti anti boney (003 sprtmis at 6on on ll-01 cl" )nrir17 erny's Toitits $bI darasek Dapidne and Wcqt14.