The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

't1 i a 1 THE DAILY AMERICAN' A I I IL FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 6 1886- 1 Wheathe: Wheat! Illheat! FDOrE 11P Atlanta Givei Namhyille a Beau' tIf1I rye Try the NewAmproved Cherrytips 6-Cont'e1gq" Better in Quality and Shape Better than Ever Trade supplied by 4 cig 11 5 1 RobSENHED The Nashville Warehouse Elevator Company bas capacity for 400000 bushels Consignments solicited advances made charges light The Champions gamily Score Seven Large Ram 1 I I 1LX 1 1 ill A--11'1 r211 14 0 41 I nk Bavatinah and Memphis Win Their Games Base Ball News WM McCARTRY INTANTIVILLE1 riMENN Chew Gravely Inch Tobacco MAX ROSENIIEIM So leA gents le8 sod ly top 41) leAge Ilit Superintendent and TIreasurer dthfutance eo 7Paretti eca captat Entuacts lase' 0e21 wotrin tt IL A tiPti HR President FRAM PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBT 8 COWLN ass't Cashier JOS IL THOMPSON Vise Prtsident Vice Prtaident Is YOUR TIME NOW Commercial National Ba 4 fl-) tey Ood ly OF NASIIVIIALIE 'TENN To buSr the following gooids at the s2t3o9000od 0000 cArxerdlr El IC 3Likp DIN 'At talrney-tvt-TAtay No 4 NeGavock Block Nashville Tenn References: First and American National Banks Prompt attention to collections on all points Patents and copyrights procured inar3Oly 311 Nowrn coLLaTou KriliKurr owest Prices A SPURR 1 JOS THOMPSON I HICHARD60d It IL DUDLEY NORVELL FL COLLINS 30A1tD OF DIRECTORS 11 I A THOMAS $AM COWAN JOB FRANKLANDo A BENSON 4 A WRAY ROBERT LEA JCNtiERMAN A WILLS 1 4 i MAYOR 11 HERBERT ANDREW MARSHALL GWYN I BENSON 40 's 1 Sir i The champion Atlantan played their first game of the present series with Nashville yesterday afternoon Owing to the election excitement there were less than a thousand people present The visitors had be ganie well In th! start and WOO Mi they i)leased They tottm tro OD their superiority as a club The locale have many good ball players la tistyir number but are not able to cope wig' the There Is no need to disguise the fact They entered the game rather listlemely and though they made few errors did mot put WO WW1'S and energy into the work that characterized their brilliant playing at an earlier portion of the season The truth is they have no confidence in their pitchers and enter the game under a rattle Since Baker and Smith gave way they have teased to do themselves JUSUC43 Taylor's work yesterday was valueless There's no doubt hut that Taylor is a failure He is a failure as a pitcher as a batter and in many other respects No stronger pmot of this need be offered than an exhibit of his work since Joining the chili He has won but few games and a majority of theft were due to the heavy batting of the Nash villes and not to any good pitching by Taylor There Is no longer wonder why Baltimore saw fit to release him The Attantas behaved themselves most gentlemanly far better indeed than any club that has yet visited Nashville The game was singularly free from kicking or unseemly conduct of any kind Sneed's gang could take some valuable lessons from our present visitors Owing to the failure of the League tunpire to arrive in Nashville on time Baker umpired the game and gave perfect satisfaction The following Is the score of tile game: au24 IT 4P FULLY PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS RED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS I ACIMIL'N Attorneyat-Law and Solicitor in Chancery 57 College Street Telephone No 721 Nashville Tenn te 26 ly 4p le ALBERT TAVEL Dress Goods of all kinds Satines Figured and Plain Crazy Cloths Muslins and Batistes Crinkled Seersuckers Embroidered and Lace Suits White and Colored Egyp- tian and Oriental Flouncings Laces Etc It will Lay You to Compare Our Goods aud Fries Before Buying FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 6 1886 HAS NOW IN STORE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF SIGN TOUR NAME THE AmEnteArt has rejected a large number of communications recently many of which would have been published had the name of owe respon8lble party been signed to them Ttle name of the writer mud accompany all communications not necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of the writer's good faith Bit Boots Invoice and Letter Boots Leti Presses i ti 11 4 1 '4 1 41 3 LOCAL NOTICES Eastin Kemp Northwest Cor Summer antI Church GOLD AND STEEL PENS BD STATIONERY GENERALLY 1 All of which will be Sold at MODERATE PRICES at 140 Uniton Street hill 17 Last Week but Oas Our great summer goods paled remnants of fine silks and nun's veiling at ma15 eod 3m4p crAB1ISHED 1 TIIEJERCATILE AGENCY EBECK ROS NASHVILLE- LB Go Idaby I 3 0 Marr I 4 0 Sowders 8 0 Beard a a 4 0 Hillery 8b 3 0 O'Brien lb 3 0 Bittman 2b 3 0 Taylor 8 0 Schellhasse 3 0 LIFE T0 A 0 4 0 1 010 120 11 10 0 1 0120 011 0 0 0 1 4 0 0430 0420 Never Known Albatross In all shades at 5c a yard wide batiste lawns at 23ie a yard elegant French satteens at 5e a yard worth 25c Lotta bustles at 10c at Rosenheim's Remnants! Renanantat To-day at Rosenheim's all silk ribbons at 15o a bolt ladies' muslin underwear at a big bargain at Rosenheim's rt ar EEITIV 1 A Reunion 1 The members' social reunion will take place in the A rooms to-night at 8 o'clock There will be an election of new Imembers reports of last month's work of the Association and other business The business SOlifliOn will be followed by an attractive progratne of music and readings in which the following ladies and gentlemen will take part: Mrs Alice Hart Lenihan Miss Anna Hall Frizzell and Menrs Robert Kercheval Brigid Butler F4 tA agilf A Myer and (Janine ri'he ru Bois Rambling Club I visited the waterworks and took a stroll up I the river fternoon fternoon 2 Public Square For the Promotion and Protection of Trade and Collection of Debts 3 0 1111 0 1 2 1 24 11 PO A 1 4 20 02 1 0 23 10 20 71 10 Total 29 0 ATLANTA- AB Cline 4 0 Purcell 1 I 8 2 Lyons 8b 4 2 Lynch lb 1 1 Mennem it 2 0 8 kreicei 2 4 6 Shatter 4 0 Williams 3 0 Gunson 3 0 Shaffer 3 2 Nuns Veiling 24s Cents a Yard! Our 10-cent nun's veiling down to 23e a yard batiste lawns 2i4c a yard ladies' gauze vests 15e at Rosenbeim's Batiste Lavrns On to-morrow will offer our entire stock of lawns while goods organdies etc fit prices never beard of Be sure to attend Hirsch Bros Co Oriental And Egyptian laces at a great sacrce tomorrow Our entire stock will be sold regardless of value to-morrow -Unveil's 1 1 0 Sterling Minn bas been commissioned poetmaster at leb Tenn 1 0 0 2 DEANCTI OFFICES TN ALL TIIE PRINCIPAL citlea of America and Europe We have on record the detailed history of over three-quarters of a million Merchants Traders Manufacturers Bankers etc all of which is ateessible to subscribers A Reference Book containing these names together with an estimate of capital and credit rating is published in January- March July and September of each year Subscribers are also furnished with daily and semi-weekly sheets of business changes Pocket Reference Books for the use of travelers alwaya on hand 0 1 f' Conceded by Everybody That Hirsch 's have always the granded bap-gains of any hodse in the city To-morrow grand remnant sale The facilities of the AGENCY COLLECTION DEPARTMENT offer superior advantages for the collection of past-due claims and Is open to the use of merchants generally whether subscribers or not Will offer this week the following great Bargains We intend this to be a great clearing sale of Summer Goods to make room for new goods which our buyers are now contracting for Come as soon as you can and get first choice 2000 Remnants Batiste Lawn at 2 cents a yard 1000 Remnants India Mall at 5 cents a yard 600 Rem nants Batiste Claire from 5 to 10 cents a yard 200 Remnants Gingbams at 5 cents a yard 1000 Pieces Satines pretty designs at 5 cents worth 12 1-2 cents a yard 1000 Pieces yard-wide soft finish Bleached Domestic at cents a yard All-Wool Tycoon Reps Lebeck will sell for to-day only 10000 yards all-wool tycoon reps at 8 cents yard pretty designs Remember you will pay cents a yard for the same goods this fall The only errors by the Athletics was Stevey's muff and Hart's throw to catch Croes napping at first base Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Athletics 0 0 0 4 1 0 2 2 -9 Base 3 Athletics 10 CINCINNATI 4 BALTIMORE 3 CmcvINArt Ang hundred people saw a close and interesting game between Baltimore and Cincinnati to-day which resulted hi a victory for the home club Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1-4 Baltimore 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Base 10 Baltimore 8 Baltimore 2 sr LOUIS 7 MKTROPOLITAY7 a ST Louts Mo Aug Browns scored another victory Over the Staten Island aggregation this afternoon Lynch tried a slow drop ball but was Dattcd freely Foutz knocking one out to the left field fence for a home run Browns 0 0 0 3 2 1 1 0 0-7 Meta 000002300-5 Base 10 Metropolitans 18 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO 6 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Aug Chicago team whitewashed the Washingtons to-day in a game lacking interest Flynn and Kelly made some brilliant running catches Chicago 130000200-6 Wasbington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Base 5 Washington 5 5 Washington 4 ST Lotus 3 PHILADELPHIA 1 PHILADEIPHIA Aug St Louis club won from the Philadelphia club again to-day in a well-played contest Casey and Kirby were the pitchers and the latter had decidedly the best of it St Louis 000000111-3 Philadelphia 000000010-1 Base Louis 8 Philadelphia 5 Louis 2 Philadelphia 4 NEW YORK 5 KANSAS CITY 4 NEW YORK Aug New Yorks defeated the Kansas City team to-day The game was slow The cowboys batted hard but could not bunch their hits New York 020120000-5 Kansas City 004000000-4 Base York 13 Kansas City 13 York 3 Kansas City 8 DETROIT 9 BosToN BosToN MASS Aug 5-TheBootonslost today's game with the Detroits through bad en uf rn the fact that Btinton put in to pitch 11 Wl ttel INsr ono was not well supported Detroit 0 0 0 I 2 8 0 3 0-9 Boston 100230200-8 Base 15 Boston 8 Errors 10 Boston IL AMATEURS The Miles Sanders defeated the Boyda yesterday by the score of 9 to 6 The feature of the game was the playing of Nicol at short For further particulars apply at oMce Church St cor College NashvilleTenn JOSEPH FRITH District Manager Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville cullam1y top col Istp Batiste Lawns at 212 Cents Lebeck will sell for to-day only all tit their Batiste sheer lawns at 2X cents a yard These are not remnants and you can get full dress patterns Totals 31 1 8 27 11 1 Innings: Nashville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Atlanta 31001002-7 Summary 1 Two base Shafferl Shaffer I First base on Shaffer 2 by Taylor a First base on being hit by Taylor 1- Struck Taylor 3 Shatier 4 Passed I Wild By Shaffer 1 Cheatham Time of Ia this afternoon's game Dundon and Wells will probably do the pitching for their respective teams The contest will be well worth seeing MEMPHIS 3 MACON MEMPHIS TF24N Aug The Memphis club easily defeated Macon this afternoon in the presence of about 1000 people Knout! pitched a great game and struck out fifteen men The Macons' did not arrive until and repaired at once to the park Following is the official score: BR PO A Graham 0 0 1 0 1 Sneed 01100 McSorley 8b 01100 Andrews lb 20700 Black 11000 Broughton 0 2 14 8 0 Manning 3b 0 1 1 0 2 Phelan 8 0 '0 1 2 0 Knouff 00010 Numerous Petitions Lebeck Bros have been requested by so many of their patrons to have another bargain sale that they have made this day the greatest sale of all 4 t' Heavy 10-4 Bleached Sheeting lebeck Bros will sell for to-day only six teen cases 10-4 bleached sheeting at 15 cents a yard Sold everywhere at 25 cents 1 CITY ITEMS Elegant white suits 12 yards fine India linen and 9 yards W1410 einbrold $150 formerly $250 To-day only J'N Frank lank Co Oil red table cloths 2e formerly 20c Today only Jos Prank land Co Bleached cambric good as Lonsdale 6yc worth 12ic To-day only Jos Frank-land Co Crazy cloth 9c formerly 150 To-day only Jos Frankland Co Canvas cloths 25c fotmerly 50c To-day only Jos Frankland Co Light all wool nun' Telling suits in lovely combinatims 10 yards of material $375 formerly $6 To-day only Jos Frankland Co Pearl buttons Sc ft dozen worth 10c all over the world To-day only Jos Frank-land t1000 yards nice Hamburg edging Mc worth 7c To-day only Jog Erankland Co French woven corsets 50c formerly $125 To-day only Jos Eritialand Co Heavy 'Vied hose extra long 25c formerly 40c To-day only Jos Erankland Co Foulard entlisens Si' formerly 20c- Today only Jos Erankland Co Tessa cloths yard wide 10c formerly 20c To-day only Jos Erankland Co Elegant satteens 7Xc formerly 15c Today only Jos Erankland Co French gingham Th(c worth 12c To-day only Jos Prankland Co 14(11os' Imre lisle hose 20c formerly 40c TZ)-(lay only Jo Frankland Co Children's lisle ribbed hose pink and blue 200 formerly 40e Jos Frankland Co Misses' pure lisle hose 104 256 To-day only Jos Frankland Co French satteens 10c for4M-ly 25e Today only Jos Erankland 01 Co Lawns yard Wide formerly 12c To-day only Jos n'ankland Co Parasols to-day 00c formerly $1 Jos Eriulkland Laundered percal shirts with two collars and pair culls 40c to-day Jos Frauldand Co-Fine lace yoking lfic formerly 40c Today only Jos Erankland Co Long Linen Towels at 10 cents worth 25c Long Cotton Towels at 5 cats worth 15c 000 Corsets 300 whale bones at 50 cents worth $125 2000 Yards Hamburg Embroidery at 2 1-2 cents 2000 Yards heavy Crash at 4 1-4 cents 10000 Yards good Canton Flannel at 5 cents a yard worth 10000 Yards good Canton Flannel at 5 cents 'a yard wortli Cream Mulls at 5 Cents a Yard Lebeck Bros will sell for to-day only 600 yards cream mulls at 5 cents a yard worth 40 LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Mr Inne's3 And Reappearance of MISS KITTY CHEATHAM Gist Featilro To-Ni6t Tota! 3627 10 cents Regular made British Hose at 15 Children's Rose good quality 5 cents a pair 20000 Yards Shirting Pereals at 4 cents 15000 Yards Dress Percals at 4 cents 6 8 MAo0N-- BR PO A ch1 -11) i I 0 Peitz I 002 00 Walsh II 0 0 0 0 HeilnUlan 4 11 0 4 0 0 0 9 damberlin 00310 Crocan 00800 Daniels 0 0 3 41 Lutenberg 0 0 2 0 1 Geisa 2b 0 0 5 51 A 0 0 0 00 00 f- Bargains for To-Day Remember that the bargain sales of Fri- 'day atr Lebock's have become famous throughout the land Ordors have been received front as far of at Indian TerOlorf very my" anv more bargain sales Wilt takeplace Ujig t11184n Rsay Bea Island Domestic Lebeck Bros will sell to-day ill telt heavy yard-wide Sea Islatick a at i cents a yard Our Treat Dotilt tall ta read Jos Frankland Co's tity ttini They 4wil1 pay you a thousand times over I i Honest 4 14174 mean what we say in our city items This sale Caps the climax Joe Fraultland Co he 4)-d Fra i DUET FOR Soprano and Trombone Miss Cheatham and Mr We could mention thousands of Bargains now on sale equally as great as those we tion but want of space prevents us This week shall be the greatest one for good cheap lots that we have that the people have ever seen We have just received another lot of tiful Crazy Cloths including Pink Cream and Blue We have sold over 160000 yards of these goods this season and still the demand keeps on To-morrow Night first appearance of the poinlar favorite Mrs Alice Hart-Lenahan lic rtAILGAINS IN Cutting Affray in the Sixth Ward At the Sixth Ward box about 3 o'clock hi the afternoon a quarrel arose between John Searcy colored and another negro which was ahont to come to blows when Tom Thompson colored suggested to Searcy's antagonist the propriety of having Searcy arrested Thompson's suggestion enraged Searcy who immediately turned his attention to Thompson and attacked him with a knife Thompson otarted on a run to escape Searcy when the latter made a plunge with his blade at the back of Thompson's neck cutting a deep but not dangerous gash Searcy fled immediately after gettitig In is work and Thompson nought Dr 91ge tor repairs ItkiStUsEMENTS 1 Those lovely white embroidered robes for to-day at half original prices Call and get one before they are all gone from Sol Frankland Co Last Week but great summer sale of remnants of fine silks and nun's veiling at Rosenhelm's Never in all Ffhwiew at 5c a yard yard wide batiste lawns at a yard elegant French satteons at 5c a yard worth 25e Lotta 6-spring bustles at logy at Rosenhelm's Remnants! at Rosenhelm's all silk ribbons at 15c a bolt ladies' muslin underwear at a big bargain at Roeenhelae I Near tare Bargains exattly as advertised but Jos Frankland tk Co have them to-day See eity Items Excursion to Nicholson Springs gpecial rates have' been procured for an excursioa to the above named sPrings Saturday' Aug 7 Extra tars will be at tubed to the regular train leaving Nash ville 3:30 mand will make direct connection at Tullahoma Mrs klicholsiin will make special rates at the hotel for all yl ho take advantage of this excursion Rouud tr1 ticliete Pod for tsn days All wishing -or expecting to go will please notify A Stevens at the Nicholson Role4 before day udght- Any persons wishing to spend a row days In a truly beautiful spotkimd to enjoy themselves in delighttio moiety will avail themselves Of ti1a opportunity au 5 2t ROUND ABOUT Roee IL Wilson Lodge of Good Templan NO 134 will meet to-night at Ryaaaa's Raltratil o'clock-- The MoKendree auxiliary of the Womans' tMlasioniti7 Society will meet this niorning at 10 o'clock at hieKendree Church Exeunt gpeetal rat exeureloa ti Baturda)r At taebed to the ville 3:30 1 neetion at Tt niske special take advanta trI tiaeto- fla -or expecting Stevens at tl day i a few days i enjoy themsi avail tbemsel A tr The Rose visa sosn's Ball Ths MoKe Missionst7 at 10 o'cloel CLOTHING! Gents' Filmishin Goods! 414 I titke audiences continue to be the rule 1 eck Pot toqtay genuine lisle thread ladles' hose at billy 25e at Sol Frankland Co's PUBLIC SQUARE Total 0 0 27 12 3 Struck out-By Knotiff 15 by Chamberlain 7 Double plays-Stearns Left on hmes-Memphis 3 Macon a Passed balls -None Stolen bases-None SAVANNA'' 4 CHARLESTON 8 CHARLESTON Aug 5-Special4- Savannah won by a rotten decision of Hengle the umpire in the ninth inning The crowd was much exmperated and for a time it was feared would be mobbed He was badly scared Official score: CfinniBaToN--- AB BH PO A Kappell 3 4 1 1 1 5 1 McVey I 4 1 2 0 2 1 Brosnan 2 4 0 1 4 1 0 Powell 1 4 0 0 10 0 0 Gilwancf 8 0 0 2 0 0 Crowley 4 1 0 1 0 1 McAleer L- 4 0 2 4 0 0 BineeO 400421 golacher '9 4 8 0 35 8 6 30 13 4 SAVANNAH-- LB BH PA Bonding 4 0 1 0 1 Fields 1 0 4 1 1 17 9 1 Collins 2 8 1 0 3 8 1 Strict 4 1 0 1 7 1 Sutcliffe 4 0 0 0 0 0 Arundel 3 1 0 0 0 0 Miller a 0 1- 1 2 0 O'Day p1 8 0 0 0 7 1 Gallen 2 0 0 5 8 0 Total: -JO 4 21 '22 5 4 Charleston- 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0-3 Savannah-- 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8-4 Earned rune-Charleston 8Savannah 1 Two base Hone runs-MeVey Total baSe hits14-Charieston-iii Savannah 5 Left on bases-Charleeton 6 Bases McAleer Struck out-By Holaober O'Day Batter hit By Holather 1 Wild pitches-O'Day Pmsed balls-Hines Gillen Time of game one hour and forty-five minutes Di wpire-Hengle THE AMETUCAN AsSOCIASION BROOKLYN 4 Frrrs13JRo 3 Prrrtnimn Ang 5-Peop1e's home run In the eighth Inning won the game for the Brooklyns to-day The score stood 8 to 1 in favor of the Pittsburga with two linen out and two on bases Peoples hail two strikes called on him gen he caught the ball fairly on the end cf his stick and sent it spinning over the left fence bringing in both men and making the circuit of the bases Pittsburg't- 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-2 Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 -4 Basc bits-Plaiterg 4 Brooklyn 13 Ezrors-Pitisburg 2 Brooklyn I laliarrgo 04OULS44 Loutemm Aug 5-The Athletic club white-smiled the Louisville sloggers to-day tI the presence of about 2000 I mug Hart pitched a phenomenal game and was splendidly supported by he fielders -4 mingle ig- 4 0 Charleston- 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8-4 Earned uns-flarleston SSavannah 1 Two bits-Piebis Houte run Mc- Totl bash hits-4-Ch lest -IP eS ar la'" I a vanuab 5-a Left on bases-Charleeton 6 n-G poses stoleilman Aleer 11 Str A uck out-By Holaoher St O'DMcay 6 Ritter hit AOCIA By Holather 1 Wild pitehes-VDay passed halls-trines Gillen Time' of oiMe one hour and forty -five Minutes tuipire-Hengle i i THE AMERIcAle sfiSION BROOIELTrt 1317RO 3 I PrrTS prerturolu Aug 'L-people's home run In the eighth Inning won the game for the prooklyns to-day The score stood 8 to 1 in favor of the Pittsburgs with two men out and two on bases Peoples had two strikes called on hhn ellen he caught the ball fair- IY on the end cl his stick and sent it spin- ning over the lett fence bringing in both hmieniasoianta makblgtha Ill et the bases Brooklyn Base biCs-Pittelmrg 4 Brooklyn rz- rorepitteheri 2 Bro'okty I Pittsburg tr 00100003-4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-3 1 "4 I -t0- Arriarra fit10inana Lortsvc-ta Aug 6-Tbe Athletic club white-wombed the Louisville sliegers to-day t-4 the presence of about 200ite 1-1areople I mug Hart pitched a phenom game and was splendidly supported by theAelders 1Y PERRY'S 1 An BrassFoundry6tillachille U1j1I' 1Y PERRY'S 4 ciL- BrassFolln pylL ttrYtt illaCullICHOD 5 '-I We offer for he balance of the season all goods in (Jur stock at a big reduction to close them out We have the largest assortment in the city of Seersucker Coats and Vests Alpacas Mohairs Serges and all Thin Goods for the hot weather rpg rouuctiou 1i taveo taiiito ow We have the largest assortment in the city of Se ersucker Coats and Vesta Alpacas Mohairs Sergi and all Thin Goods for the hot weather 2V will place on sale 'this morning at EXc a yard one hundred pieces Witutiful lawns in pink buff and blue grounds Only one dress to each customer John Wigan Co Church et 1 Nun'e veiling! 28Ac to-day Gilpin's 1 To-day Only-500 yards hamisome weol lace bunting for tic a yard worth 20e at Solo Frankland Co's nave prices on "Sullivani Best" bobacco finest chew on the market- Try it Whorley 47 Idarket4 anti eod 31 Mosquito biralhe cheapest In the city Before buying elsewhere come and price ours at Sol Frankland Co's' DrummontPs Loaf' tobacco mild and elegant Best chew of tobacco in the State jy27trsu St 4 Our new sheet music all 1013 copy Send for catblogue A Bose cic Co: au ll from To-day Only--600 yarns nandoome wecn eod 2 lace bunting for 6c a yard worth 0e at Bol Franklend A cote Have reducAsd prices "Sullivan Best' tobacco finest chew on the market- Try it 14 Whorley 47 Ike fiattt tell St Mosquito bars lhe cheapest In the city Before buying elsewhere come and price ta a Sol rankan Fld e's DrummontPs "Natural Leaf" tobacco mild and eitigent Best chew of tobacco in the State Jy27trsu St Our new sheet music all leo copy Send for cathlogue A Rose Cot au8 from i Win A Hamby of Crossville Ten? bas 'a letter in his possession which was written by Hfetry Play to Murray dated Ootober 51 182311 1t 1' 4 By order of Gov Bate the liational flag over the State Capitol wm yeeterday placed at halt mast in respect to the memory of Mr Tilden The following judges and clerks have been appointed for the primary election la 1 the Sixth Ward: A corteadiet re minx- Itobt Monroe and John Branon clerks: Polls open to -10 in aterday night ttpposite the street-car stable on Cherry street Franklin Atwitter and Journal: Dr Fa" gene Boma of this place has sent his two speedy trotters Wade Hampton and Lamont to Johnson the trainer at Martreesbora -where they will be entered in the races by the Tennessee Trotting Horse Breeders' Association September 7 to 12 Lucius' ve letter Mg PO880581011 wmon wm wfluttu judges and clerks by BPI-try play to Murray dated Ootober lb 1823 1 1' I i 4 By order of Gov Bata the 'National flag over the State Capitol wm yeeterday placed at balf mast in resPeCt Io tha teemerl Mr Tilden- llowhig have The fo been appointed for the Primary election in the Sixth Ward A' Consadine re cl ceiver Robt Monroe and John Branon erks: olls opt to 1 -0 atrda Sey Bight ttpposite the streetear stable on Cherry street Frauktia Review and Joarnal Dr Fa- t- gene Belea of his place as se nt hi two 'Weed? trotters Weds HemPlon end La- Dion to Johnson tae trainer at Merfrees bora -where Ihey will be entered in the races by the Tennessee Trotting llorsi Breeders' Association Septembr 7 to eA 1110111fill'e Wm A-13 'a letter In bi by Honry 6 823! 1 it By order over the Sta at bolt mast Mr TiltIon The follov been appolr the Sixth seiver Rot clerks POI night ()pr Clierry etref t'ratittlin gene Beeeo speedy trott mon to Jo born -whei races by Breeders' Inclusive lit the Broad-etreet Amuselnent Hall this week and the place is fast becoming a necessity the evidence of vivlitch is seen in the same faces almost every -night There is also evidence that the pilpularfty of the hall is making its way in neW tfriiCtions every night The programme last night was an entertaining one and unstinted applanse I showed the audience was 'well pleased limes was at his best and his "Robin Adair" was one of the most exquisite gem of melody pure and simple a Nashville audience has ever heard withal It Is in such medium quality of tohe as thistomposition oilers that the trombone in Mr Inues' hands It sholvn at its titsini value His performance included also 'Alm Shubert's poetic serenade and his showy polka bora 2 To-nigirt a special featurewill be the 111 troduction of "11 Miserere from "11 Trovatore1- Miss Kittle Chestratm will sing this pathetteand Voce from the-music stand and 'will be allot ered by the Trom bone trolita distant part of the hall Mr Lanes IIli lSo play Hatton's "Good-bye 'With piano accompaniment He also repeat the Erminie polka and "TbeSitwande giver" The orchestra will diseetirse a propra mme of popular airs To-Morrow night1Mrs Alice HartLenehan slug by general request liCrious Row at Flat Rock AtElat Rock several miles from the City on the Itokinsville turnpike a rather salon row declined yesterday afternoon Andrew Williams colored went over into the watermelon patch of John Gooey colored for purposes unknown and the two became in-retired in a quarrel Williams knocked Gesey down with a heavy stick beating him over the head anti stabbing him very severely Williams was arrested after attempting to escape and is now in the comity jail The ivounds of Gooey -are all in the head and may prove fatal Neither of the parties Were drinking 01 UM ltilth plum anti oluiply 01o audience hm ever beard withal It ts in such medium treality of tohe as thistompo- sition offers that the trombone 'in Mr Lanes' bands It sholvit at its neat value His performance included 'also the' ad hi showy Shubert's poetic sereeade ns polka frornTrunnie" To-niotrt a snecial be the In troduction of "11 Miserere't from "11 Trove- piano acco tore'? kiss Kittle Chestratm will sing this beautifel piece from themmic and 'will be an ered by the Trom Done troth: a distant part of the hall Mr Swt runes Ili ithto play Hatton's "Good-bye with mpaniment He vtilli also repeat the Erminie polka and "ThetSitwancte River" The orchestra will doesurse a propra mme of popular airs Teetherrow night1Mrs Alice HartLeneban gill lug by general request ildrious ow at Flat Rock At'llat Rock severa miles from the City ou ihe liejeusrine turnpike a rather amine row geeum3d yesterday afternoon Andrew WIlliathet eeteredt went ever tate thewater- melon patch of John Gooey colored for rntraesvm inunakngorarraand thweiwametwe hecamknocekin-ed Gosey down with a heavy tick beating him over the head and stabbin him very se- verely Williams wm arrested atter at tempting to escape and Is now in the coon- ty jail The ivounds of Goer ere all in the head and may prove lataL Neither of the parties Wee drinking Southern Cracker Association The Southern Cracker Association met at 10 o'clock this morning' at the MAIWell Home the following members present Mall of Hall flayward and Foster Tannins of Ks Flour Cot toubwille art- lqontgoinery Ala ILL Keinker and Woods Woolwine of Kemker-Woolwine A Co and IL Grubbs of Grubbs cracker Co Nashville Atlanta Sawrie of Peters Sawrie Memphis Dozier of Dosler-Wey1 Co St Louis yolks A thin's Alex Stewart Cincinnati! and IL A Tabs' New Orleans Afiolit'naris "THE OUEEtt OF TABLE WATERS" 4111 sleadlly secured increasing plular and favour as a tare arid agreeable Table Watr" Bsh Medical journal May3ZI884 ANTUAL 'SALE 10 MILLiONS Vtal GrfesoiDfotsattisIYIllostralPeakm BEWARE OF IMITATION $ul Imps 's ed 2:: -c: 1 A LARGE LINE OF 1 children Suits thot we are closing out at cost The Mother's Friend Children' Shirt Waist I The best waist in The market no buttons to come off C9me and see us METZ CO2 No 50 North College St 90 92 94 South College Street Contractor for the Hutu Mothol of SIB ITEEtiAr! 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