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Tun 'DAILY N1IN WIM Jr' int 1-L4 NI(1111' VILIREIV i)t- ii7) -1 -Th-A 0 1 NIGHT 01'' LY JULY NIGHT JULY JULY 44IL 4ths 4111 3 011 I l'110ST NOVEL EXIIIBIT1011 EVER SEEN IN THE SOUTH Mal C' IligH 11! RIASI-IVIILE vs ATLANTA i 7 nu DIPALL p) A giA011 BEiklEFIT NASHVILLE BASE BALL CLUB- a i 1 5 I i 1 i II i 1 i I I I 4 I I 1 I i 1 I i I il 1 i 11 0 1 1 I I III 11 1 1 I 1 i 1 1 It i 1 I I 4 1 Pk vl 1 I 1 Gr'and Pyrotechnic Display Undor tho Supervision of Paine Exhibition of Statuary by Mombors of Both Clubs Long-Distanco Throwing and Sliding Flying Trapozo Porformanco by Calcium Lights Tight-Ropo and Slack-WiroWalking 77 100-VA111'D FOT RACE BETWEER1 INGS of Nashville and YttRK of Atlanta 011E-F1IE ROUND TRIP RATES ON ALL RAILROADS (77 ACifiliSSiOns 50 Oents 2'5 Oonts Admission 50 Oents 17: VASSAL IS SPEEDIER RAO NaAville Find thf ILkce NaAorille Find In ttli BALL! 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won by two lentrtlia 1oller Lronnl charade third 1 itnA4 Fifth race 1 mile selling-Cactus 107 tt 1 2 to 1 won by a length copyright socond (hunt Time i 40 Sixth rerc ki miles over five hue dlese-st John 165 BA iIi1tini 3 to I wnn by two trortha: hiandah accond kover third Time 10 ENTeilLe yon to-nat First race: 14 milea on turf-Sport 147 Ms Michael 'Ts Logan 115 Longbearh 1-22 Lissio 171 ()rams 11V Chief Justice Iii7 Luke 10v Setau- krt 105 Eightfixd 1611 Second race 5 furlongs-Silvie Ntiratre Kennel tesarion Agitator 110 alifornia Derelict Trophy gelding Jessie Tend Ella Reed 107 Third race: 14 otite--Latiarono Henry 'of Nes-erre 125 Ibis Sir Excesis 117 Peacemaker 115 Longdale Kearney 111 Belitemere Ntr Jingle 9t ins 97 lorirshanka OS Son Sialltrur 97 1fong and trance Clarua 37 Fourth race 14 miles-liantinet 12 5 lips Sir Walter 121 Roche 113 Henry of Navarre 106 Comanche 111 ilerald v7 Fifth race Great Trial Stakes: Futurity course-Connoisseur Visit ter P25 lisa Sir Galahad: Southside Keenan Paladin 114 Applause 115 Salvation Nlanchester Monaco Cromwell 111 Lisa 104 Sixth race selling 1 mile-Daily America Roller It 107 lbs Mary Stone tot Chattanooga 101 Mies Nlande 10o La Miser Mr Sass 100 Bel 1entonio 99 Tiny Tim Tom Skidmore 67 Liselg Julian 3Vattersion 116 Melba 97 Shadow v3 Figaro George 1hx3n Factotum 84 Clarus IL Barone6a 79 Seventh race Great Independenee Sweepstakes: full eourse-tilenfallon 161 lbs St John I Ecarle 157 Pat Oakley 154 tVoodford 147 Rodman 147 NVeatmorelanti 136 Miles Stantlish 135 winners at as reel Sr PAL July 3-Firat race 6 furlongs-Prince Imperial won in 1:1734 Nativity second Yellow Rom) third Seisond race 5 furlongs-Annie NfoNairy won in 1:04 4 bejure second Fayette Pelle third Third race 6 furiongs---Diaturbance won in 1:164 Jersey second Clio third Foorth race 7 furlongs-Mollie won in 1:314 Tobe Bell second Tim Elmore third Fifth race: 6 furlongs--flemorseon In 1M4 Tim Murphy second Remedy third 'Tennesseans 'rind I In Chicago cHICA00 July 3-1Specia1)--Several Tennessee breeders are held here on account of the railroml strike some of whom never even come to take in the races their presence here being due to the late yearling thortmg Mired a Door iliradoone Ili 6 lp I Ur a odibrerso II Dela4 'Are 00 It sttestitance at A th- ltie rark yesterday wise ratiser Waited beveusst very bsly was vosotng foe iti grand cernival la the li ase no us stay sad toaght those who failsct by leiter yeaterday igame Drip airry Cep they in isard beautiful game an4 those who did go Ili-PINts dr ours! pro all the garn today foe they were feelehreA that it take final AHD ball playing to win from slither Nashville or Atlanta And right hors It aliould be said to their credit that the Nashville tram is playing far better hall all around than st any previous time this season Of any other sesson tor that matter Tree they lark one more good pitches but as they now roster It will take more than a minor learne club to defeat thorn any Dumber of games Ikr Stallings and his team are giving the local patty-octant the national game the best bell Sift plisyad In the South i rist the an and lovers of game should show their appreciation of hie efforts by liberally patronizing the guinea Some of the more critical of the cranks assert that they take Do interv-st in the game So long as no new pitchers are tiecured These mime people should stop one moment and realise that it is not ea easy to pick up a man who la capable of pitching winning bell as it is to find a candidate for a county theee days Stallings has made every ponalble effort to sign one or more pitchers but it ticema impostalble to find one for sale lease or exchange The public can rest assured of one fact Nashville will have a pitcher as 'tootles he can be found In the mean time are Harper bhaw and Moran not pitching winning games? Wait until they put up a bad Job before they are condemned tattle A 11 be iss41 be ilkao4 irekalltSeewb Aga illataige Irramot I IS4 The 'Ott i011 for the seventy evehour Irw-awyouplease7 race aro all In and they ate so follows: A liesmy awn IL Mecca age istrathmore Tenn Geo litotrison age 1sllatin: Vran Nitsoney sire 11 Nashville Joe Ilionohtte age tr IL Ismohne at ais Nashville It Hudnall age 34 twsellettarille Hanka innahontl ago Pe Nashville: Martin age Nashville Harry Williams age 13 Mallernee age Is Nashville Crsig ar 3 Niernphi Lversthing is In readiness for the race- Ikhe Amusement Hall was ited by a large number of ladies nd gentleuwn last night to see the ''peds' at practice add utuch praise was given the artistic decorations fully Vett) worth of itArlt being displayed Tcenightoccurs the on mile race for boys ender le years and the live mile dash for the gold medal emblematic of the championship of TelInttthe The big risco starts to-night wan tsselre entries and continues until haturdae night at II tn Prof Lek ert's orchestra will furniah Attend Lebecka (treat Remnant Sale et 23 rt XI 13 ft Itaniegs: 111000411 Nre (kwfa i goo ft I I 1--yq tkuinmy tarn" ru dm pi) at 1 )n II Tirrbeao 1 i Itotacit itaos Mos liciriatimt Cusps 1 itAit111 boy Srhateri 2 tAl itaxto 004 Heti a fiLios Iltuu ru mu 0' Meant as 4 11 a ief haw mourb 1 Lulentiont 0 mt and KaliDiombas bs21 $od iAtteahrte Hawn oa osw-ms 4 by ti to tint 4 It tor be 4 bail IL Slav It out Mato admewl Ikla WWI Nivoica I Loft no psks 11 New Or kn IL 17 to botoats lloraisavitia July The local testa defeated the Louisville Legion Club in this( city to-day by score of 12 to 111 The visitors put up a very kilt! Frame and iron glade opinion by their rentlemanly deportment Everything went off pleasantly and there wan very little kicking at the divisions of the umpire The boys are conudent of a greater victory to-morrow Nearly 10o0 people witnessed the game za I --see' II ICAGOJ nly 1 en race were on the 7 programme to-day rL441 Ft and deisys at the poet -1-441 NI kept the crowd at the eourse til late FIf'alt tim Islas un the 'ir eature of the day lw lee six furlongs -rillf were rim in 1:11:4 and Vleoiol i Re at iraell Pay a mile in 140 Favorites had their usual bad 141( enly three of them getting the iinee There were to faeern for the talent in the defeat of Anna by Somerstult end Lehman's victory over King Lee 1ilites Alice fell le the last race ax ith Charley Welver but the boy was riot lividly hurl The strike has an Increasing bad effect on the attendance which grows less each day Summaries: First rare It' milt 107 Ilia (Leigh) 7 to won Victoria aczond Glee Roy third Tittle 1 Ilii Seeond race: 1i 93 lbs (F Carr) 3 to I- won Adam aecond Signora third Time Third race 1 HO lbs (C Veber 01 to 5 won Cash Day second Clara Bauer third Time 1401i Fourth race I mile and 2n Somersault 119 lbs (R Williams) 13 to won: Elva second Capt Lees third Time 1:42114 Fifth re 1 mile and '70 140 lbs H'erkinsi 2 to 1 won: Linda aecond King Lee third Time 1434 Sixth race: Mary 117 lbs (R 1-i1lialli4) 3 10 5 won: cam Frown second Anua Mayes third Time seventh race: 110 lbe (Irving) 3 to 1 won Blanch Kenny second Montre third Time 1:014 IC1105 lr011 TO-LAT First race Griffin 101 11 Itasper Kennedy Morgan SIM Up III Walter Harriet IL Roma Caleb Lily of the West 101 Voleador 103 Islin 104 Chenoa 100 Young May Rose June Overella mit second ruce 114 Lake Shore 94 lbs Senator Irby 104 Coquette 07 Gloaming 109 Yo Tambien 114 Third race 1 mile--Tippeettnoe 90 Dist Little NValter 97 Monrovia 101 Fred Wooley 106 Maryland Gunwad 107 signature 10S Semper Lex 113 imp Elia 113 Fourth race Sheridan Stakes $3000 added 11i Selika 120 tbs Despot Prince Carl Peytonia 122 Rey El eanta Anita 127 Fifth race )i Tattersall Little Cripple DI Its Strathrol 94 Uncle Luke 100 Prienenade 102 Pat 104 Glenoid 107 Sist Ix race: I Marcel The Kitten 90 Ills Ottyanna 94 Philora Helen Jaga 103 Amen Nay ion Greenwich Egbart 107 Seventh race 91 ths 101 Maryland Santa slaria hem Dark Days Del Geraldine 112 Tartarian 117 Pedestrian 124 I the state set li as 7 to end '44i ii dscription of the 44 144 ''''-11( iewl Ws rolP i embiwi ia4 i i in met 1 iv') that 1 locals 47 i (N I Justotatplayed taD4wrotnipponattretr torking conteat Both teatris put up a tinpertor artto IL: illit oss 41t iuot thy Wite- I -'t 4 'fi head and what 4 grnnd stand an difference on Doesleys part about going after balla sent into his territory I tth them sleeptions the work of the locals las aimPIY Wrest and woold arta from moot anybody's ball club Deg and Moran were the opposing pitchers and both were effective Moran allowing one more hit but keeping! them veil ocattered while kiing could not prevent eitillings' men from bunching theirs in the aixth suit piling up four runs which left the game no longer in doubt Trost made his first appeartinee behind the bat for the visitors since his reinstatement and distinguished himself for his numerous paswed hallo and his continuous kicking at the decisions of umpire Fletcher who agnin officiated in McDermotra absence and agnin acquitted himself most acceptably Until the sixth it was anybody's Frione neither side having scored except in the third when they made two each hot then good stick work by the locals aided by Trost's pavied balls netted Nashville four scores and the game was won The visitors played the game for all there was in theni at every point some of their individual plays being on the sensational order notably Taylor's left handed circus catehof a hot one from Olirien's bat while Berte's play at short was gilt edged The score: NASIIIVILLS A-11 a In co A It O'Brien tin 5 2 2 2 8 0 Sweeney I I 5 0 1 1 0 0 bilebead Sb 8 1 0 0 8 1 Dened 5 1 1 '4 8 0 Dooley 1 8 0 0 15 1 0 Stallings 41-1000 Meara 412 200 swat 400 b00 Moran 419030 Totals 37 7 9 27 13 1 Totals 37 7 9 27 13 JOHN SHOEMAKER TODAYS GREAT 1104114NZE Mt le Dosed HMV I AWSit the dettee et the Itkratod Jery John Shoemaker who was arrested early yesterday morning on the charge of criminally assaulting his daughter was later arraigned before Judge in the City Court lie pleaded nist guilty to the charge and denounced the statement of hut daughter as malicious and false Judge bell committed him to jail to await the action of the grand Jury From several nighbors living in the vicinity of where the alleged crime WWI committed it was learned that the daughter was ot unsound mind FOR NERVOUS PROSTRATION WENT TO THE COUNTY FARM' Grand Jury Looking attar lb County Priatiatert Welfare The grand jury and Assistant Attorney General Vertrees yesterday visited the county farm and looked into the condition of the prisoners there fifty-four in number Of these but one was sick and the others in good condition Their food was found well cooked and plentiful in amount and altogether the grand jury were favorably impressed The Nation la Traction Company Few of the people of Nashville realize the enterprise of some of our home institations The Nashville Traction Company recently began the building of street ears and the new and elegant white ears used on the line to Glendale Park are the first installment of cars built by this company To many people the building of these cars at home seemed strange but there is no reason why all cars should not be built here Mr Hunter President of the Traction Company says the reason these can were built here was that it insured stronger and better workmanship and a great a ving in cost Mothcra tVe Wiint Ton to Know That we have a special lot of every day knee pants and waists for 15c and 25e also several better lines of knee pants for 1ne 65c 75c and 00c All Les from age 4 to 15 years ELIA SA1 335 tied 337 Public (luare jylsuswe Champ loaship Game Moraine mad Attar moos sad a Novel Ethilatian at Night To-day the Nashville will rive the regulars as well as those whose business prevents their attending the g-aines often a chance to witness three games Two championship games are to be played one at 10:30 this morn- ing and the second at 4 Sammy Shaw and Carney Flynn will be the opposing pitehers in the forenoon contest and Harper and Underwood will occupy the points in the fternoon Roth gamen will be hotly contested and some tine playing should result At 8:30 to-night the long-looked for and much talked of electric light game will be played NWhile this is to be an exhibition game it will nevertheless be hotly contested The grounds are to be made as bright as day by the use of tifty-four large electric lights and the ball will be covered with phosphorus In addition to the ball game Manager Stallings has arranged quite an elabo rate and interesting programme consisti of long-distance throwing and sliding and foot races by members of both clubs exhibitions of statuary by calcium lights by players from both teams picturesquely grouped and an extensive athletic exhibition by various local athletes in addition to tight rope and slack wire walking Previous to the game and between the different parts of the programme a Hits ()staid Oil Diamond What a game that was at Memphis yesterday Funny that Nick lin can't ret reliable men for bis stall of umpires Falls defeated the North Chery streets by a score of 9 to Not less than 10000 people should see the cutting champions wallop Atlanta to-day Five more games on the home grounds and then the boys go away for a two-weeks' stay Now that Nashville has a pennant-winning team the people bh ou Id turn out and see it play ball Mears was applauded each time be went to the bat and his fielding anti batting were features of the game Falls and Deihl Lords will play to-morrow at 9:30 a tn on Thompson Blue grounds on Franklin Pike Bow many long years has it been since Nashville was in the band wagon before now? It is certainly a novel feeling for the fans The ttins should remember that 1 Fletcher lacks the experience of a professional and make reasonable allowance especially since his intentions Ilorstordo Arid rhomphato Dr A Ii Bissell East Saginaw Mich says: I have frequently pre scribed it for indigestion and nervous prostration and in nearly all eases with success In the latter esrwcially it seerna to produce marked improve went in a short time" sales (4 Ocnerni Sporting NOten The winners at Madison were Royal Flush Irish rat Sister lone Eli It Freed Winners at Kansas City were: bon Dilly McKenzie Elano-La Uarita Virgin Missouri Belle Dr liehnuth Traitor Meadows Grand Prix and Chartreuse won at Alexander's Island yesterday The Brittannia won the Langs regatta yesterday by I minute awl 40 secomls The Satanita was second and Valkyrie third 1 1 'I A A 1 i i I 1 INillored kihoottug There was a rumor last night to the effect that an unknown negro had shot at a white mau on Fort Negley because the man refused to give him a match It was said the man had knocktd the negro down and that thereupon the darkey tired two shot without effect at him TAME AT NMEiPMEAM iitilry of Mem A Solt Tillug In the Openinc Dash clitc ElY YORK July 94 1)racing to-day was little more than ordinary and noexciting finishes were -All seen Summaries: 44 First race 7 furlongs 7i )' of Navarre 10 -11 1L lbs 1Jones) il to 10 won by two lengths Glen- LI 4 moyne second Merry ATLANTA AB IL 111EL PO A 11 York 4 0 1 0 0 0 Oettitiger 5 0 2 2 0 1 Hillrt 4 00000 Tt: tor 21 503 4 1 0 Wells lb 5 0 0 13 0 0 Item 0 4 1 1 3 8 0 Vender 313 4 0 1 0 3 0 Trost 3 1 2 5 0 1 Kling 3 1 1 020 Tot al 37 3 10 27 14 2 tale of 'taco nor Nrxr You July draft of horses in training from the stables of Col Attend Lebecks' Great Leninant Sale I 2 tn r) ''l 11 1 July 4th Harding Pike 4t119 Harcling Pike July Ju I 1 -Nrrommarp "T-ionamon rrA 1 1 -1 1 rt'C 1 1 14 1 li I i 1 ii 4 amourl ti 1 i JLtel ik Cleveland (-)loo to (515o 1 ft 011 hi EST SIDE PARR! nftnn to Twenty Entries 46' IC301-Ifr-V I 1 ii- Crescents St 1 i 14 wow 4 L42) I II i 117to 'IMMO 1 'i 1 i 1 4 14 AAnneowaiL 1 A 1 1-(14 CU R' I a r1 I '41100 el and tin- ft 1 1 4------7 I 1 1 Al litb-T SIDE PARR! Fittan tO hialtY Entries to Each liae ----7 -T '''''1111 TP110'1 PACES 1 isSIO 'N' 25e t-s-getterZ7 Crescents -It (' )1 0 0 4-0 Cy: 150 )T AI REY Agent 800 Church Si: I 00 1 4 4 1 14.