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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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THE DAILY AMEBICAN NASHVILLE WEDNESDAY moranwa MARCH 24 1886s 8 TOBACCONISTS A 1r 1 It'S PILLS BAKING POWDER DEB 011100100400001111M11010W001010WWOOMENIPO Smoke "THE RAINBOW" 5c Cigar STATIC OF IRK WIAL tit Ka 1 rr Indicatione for Nashville and ViLoinily--Fair and slightly wanner For T00148101 and the Ohio Fair weather slowly rising temperature winds generally shifting to wuth easterly The rivers wilt gerwrally rise except the upper Ohio and lower Miesiestippi Rivers which will fall slightly GRAVELY MILLER'S 9-inch 4's: IC: 17 NI SUGAR CATHARTIC COATED Send for Sample Order Satisfaction Guaranteed IL ik 0 7 PI 0 karzeAty qt111 fl 3 i 00 i 6 or hi) o' Signe EL H11 MCDCDIRM orgD 00 tovica Chaervations Mashvills March SS 1886 -151 Imo pg Bar ammo DI emitrty 3 4 00Clear Clear 7t7th Meridian time' kole 4gento4 Nitsthville 'Fenn WM onti 17 FINANCIAL Cleat Clair Itair Cleat 01 ripar 15 6 4 7 OU 801911 11:00 am 3(170 8 :00 80 224 7:00 pm I 30213 LO 00 pm 131'23z it :00 pm 30220 30101 NW NW SE It 471 62 44 42 BATIOATI AND SAWA Moshvi Ile Dproate Atemophis by the Seers or 10 te 114 Mamma Ties Marco About 1200 persons witnessed the opening gams this afternoon between Nalbville and MemptilL The former put up Brynan and Earls se a battery and the latter McElroy and Colin From the start Bryntin had the confidence tf the teem and pi ched ad- mirably He bail a greet peed and perhcg ntrol of the ball during nine innittirs with the crowd spurring on the Mem phip batters The latter could capture only four Pate but scattering hts the one in the treverth inning being a home run by Andrews The first two scores were made oti a muff by Sowders and a wild throw to third by Earle Brynan struck out eleven men and held down Memphis to short hits to infield Earle caught excellently them being no peased balls and but one wild throw The pony battery certainly have caught this town es well as won the confidence of the Nitdivines Tbe latter played like clock-work and got sixteen hue off McElroy In the last inning Sneed went into the box to try to hold down the heavy slugging but Bowden made only one pan at the ball and kntoked it over tbe right field fence for a home run The visiting players all did well Only a few errors were made and those unimportant Great Praise is heard here to the Nashville sluggers and to the battery Smith the left banded hurler will go in the box to-morrow and probably he caught by Mari Memphis will put up ()Teary and Kretunyer thus making two left-hat (1-d batteries Ntiebvilla has now three fine pitchers Baker Duidon and Brynan with Smith to be heard from today fhe score in to-day's game' was Nash vile 10 Memphio 3 ATLAST4 DONE IP 11 CURE Headache Nausea Dizziness and Drowsi American National Bank Atilr Mccivmporlitures 60 i trim barometer 214 Min temperature- 113'5 thermom'r 43'33 moue: wont 0 (ley trace 7:00 a rn 76th Meridian time oorrespondo to COO a tn standard or 0:11 Nashville local time etc tVelocity In miles per hour QAZI1E1V qtrA rdir 0 1111 I 6 CASH CAPITAL $1000000 War Loevaruneus big na irIt 4j Meteorological ksoordo March 23 NM Observation' taken St :00 7bili meridian time at all thestations nam41 noAnn OF nmEcTontel COLE JOHN LEA A HARRIS JOHN WOODARD JOHN HOUSTON KIRKMAN JOHN GRAY BURNS A PIGUE CRAIGHEAD iAbsolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of purity th and wholesomeness More economical otrrotk ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in Competition with the multitude of low trot short weight alum or photphato powders Bold pOy 111 mow Royal Baking Powdor Co 106 mall street 1 jt 24 dthrly pun la lilall a ogitpotitio abort welg is gm street BUSH BERRY BYRD DOUGLAS Jr IL WEAKLEY Gen JACKSON VW PORTER Rev Dr A YOUNG EDGARJONES A ATCHISON HILLMAN JOHN ORR KIRKMAN I I 1 1 'i I 1 nem They stimulate the Stomach Liver and Bowel' to healthy action assimt digestion and the appetite They combine cathartic diuretic and tonic properties of the greatest value are a purely vegetable oompound and my be taken with perfect safety either by ebildren or adults Thomas Framingham Masa writes: "For a number of years I was subject to violent Headaches arising from a disordered condition of the stomach and bowels About a year ago I commenced the use of Ayer's Flih4 and have not had a headache since" Hannah Gormley York Co Ont writes: I have used Ayer's Pills for the bat thirty years and can safely say that I have never found their equal as a cathartic medicine I am never without them in by house" Moore Elgin writes "Indigestion Headache and Loss of Appetite had so weakened and debilitated my system that I was obliged to give up work After being under the doctor's care for two weeks without getting any relief I began taking Ayer's Pills My appetite and strength returned and I was soon enabled to resume tuy work in perfect health" This Bank has united with it the rrillat13 NArrIONAIL BAIN IK of this city and has increased its Capital Stock to With increased facilities in every particular it can confidently assert that it will offer superior advantages in all departments of Banking to its patrons and friends JOHN KIRKMAN President EDGAR JONES Vice President A HARRIS Cashier JOHN LEA Vice Preaident COLE Chairman Executive Committeel laY7 le77 til ly5 Mar it ITaer 1 gi Flame I 8-hour 24-hr I El Wta then bantie h'gy et 8005 -118 ii TN ti 00 Wow Jacksonville 30 09 -04 69 4 00 Cleat Atianta 11017 t04 55 0 NW 01 (near Montgomery 88 15 00 67 4 NW 00 lear Vicksburg-- 30 16 -04 77 t10 8 00 Cltar Orleans 3018 -05 74 0 8 A 00 clear Fort Smith- 80 02 -08 79 ilz 00 Clear Little Kock-- 80 til 07 72 i7 00 Hazy Galveston-- 110 24 -01 69 6 8 00 Clear I Chattanooga 80 19 01 54 i NW 00 Clear Memphis-- 80 16 78 63 2 00 Cleat Louisville- 80 24 08 49 1 WA i clear Indianapolis 8024 06 44 2 00 Clear Cincinnati-- 30 22 9 43 1 NW 00 Clear Pittsburg-- 41011 15 83 2 NW 05 Fair Chicago 3027 15 86 00 clear 30 15 08 118 5 8 00 Pair LaCrosse-- 3019 -07 42 3 8 0 Clear Dubuque-- 3025 39 4 8 00 Clear Cairo 30 22 01 fit 8 00 Ciaal Springfield- 3o22 -02 48 1 8 00 Clear St Louis 8024 01 53 1 SE 00 Clear Leavenworth 8014 -09 60 0 SE 00 Fair Omaha HO 14 -12 55 18 00 Fair Bismarck- 2980 -17 59 12 8 00 Fair Cheyenne HO 14 -I0 59 4 00 Cloudy Deavor SO 12 -II 66 3 04 Ilona qreaiLlineild'i4ction IN PRICES OF Itdy'14Rde ClothTHIJRmAN's re 0 I HATt4 AND CAPS AM BOATS I elgSS eleEt STEAM BOATS ATLANTA GA March Fifteen hundred people witnessed the game of ball between Pittsburg and Atlanta today The weather was too cold to play perfect and several flies were dropped The game was simply a slugging match Pittsburg making fortteen and Alamo twelve basehits Hofford and Sullivan were Pittaburge battery ehafter sad Ounson for Atlanta The game resulted 16 to 9 in favor of Pittsburg The Atlantan are hot satisfied with to day's game and will endeavor to give the visitors a black eye to morrow when the batteries will be Conway and Williams for Atlanta and Handiboe and Carroll for Pittsburg Indications point to a pleasant day and a large crowd will be prf sent SAVANNAH March 23--8pecial --Savannab 13 Detroit 6 An Open Letter to the Trade Drouillard Cherry Rhea inappreciabie ROTEL ARRIVALS InOider to Reduce Stock 3 North Cherry Street In Ord Ayer's Pills PREPARED D'Y Dr Ayer Co Lowell Mau Sold by all Drugglata Dismukes Co Successors to Disaukes Frierson Co Wholesale Hate salmi lio Tenn Jan 1 1886 DEAR having been acquired by tit for carrying a larger stock of goods suits ble for Southern trade than any house in the country and our pneee always as low as the lowest there is absolutely no risk in dealing with us ours bong the oldmt established bonee in the coun- try in our line and a failure to get correct stiles aedright sizes is almost impossible Our Don with the Pennsylvania Hat Company enables uo or rather forces um to carry a finer clams of goods than can usually be found in Jobbing houses We congratulate ourselvem on the acquisition of Mr Williams late Kinkade Williams Co to our firm There will oleo remain with the firm Messrs Frierson Gainee CNits A Dickermon Dismukce Sinclaire Niles Lod I Kirkpatriek We confidently enter this our thirty-first season believing that the patronage of the old firm will be es generously bestowed upon theirsucemsors Respectfully ap10 eodly I El ME 1LT IM alb CI Cb MONTGOOMILL PA WNBROK HRS NASHVILLE FIDLOAll AID CAIHO MAIL STEAMERS DROU1LLARD Leaves Nathville every MONDAY at 5 RHEA Leaves Naahvilleevery FRIDAY at 12 o'clock The above boats make close connection at Paducah with boats for the upper Ohio River Connect at Cairo with Anchor Line steamers for St Louis Memphis Vicksburg and New Or leans with Iron Mountain Railroad giving through tickets to principal pointa in MISR Kansas Mi sa ssouri Nebraska Arkans an i Cali- fornia Special nducements cohered to emigrants NASHVILLE EVANSVILLE PACKET Steamer EL CHERRY Leavm every WEDNESDAY at 12 o'clock CAnnects at Evansville with boats for Louisville Cincinnati and Pittaburg with for Terre Barite Indianapolin and Chicago For rates or information call on or address RYMAN superintendent GALLA GHEE general agent b9 Broad street Nashville Tenn Telephone 268 vm19 till ivl CR ORCUARD 41TS TH EsicDKY8HPEEAPDsAlcAHILLis CONSTIPATION MEYER COHEN Diamond Broker 178 Church 'IL opp Masonic Temple Has to Loan Oa Watches Massada aid Jewelry Bargains always in unredeemed pledges Highest cash prices paid for OLD GOLD and 8ILVIGI my31 sasume 17 0 A ItinMv for ali nigeaqes of thP Liver Kith ra nirielelllieliA rrlis'e Genuine Crab Orchard Salts in seatml welopts at 10 and 2 is 0 genuine 111i 4 ikoti WATER CO Prw're elm eN JONFA Manarer LooloivilIN Ky Meeting of the htate Republican Executive ComtuL Over on a Charge of Coming Burglars Toole MONTIR dal' ALA March 1 Republican Executive Committe met here to-day pursuant to a obit of Chairman Bingham A State convention of the party was called to meet here on the 23d of June for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Stata officers and transacting other bueiness A resolution was adopted after a lorg discussion by a vote of 8 to 5 inviting all the labor unions and protectionists to co-operate with them in the coming campaign Williams who was rtcently arrested on a charge of carrying burglar tools was bound over by the Mayor in the sum of 85CO His attorney applied for a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Randolph which is now pending The three negroes who were arrested by Cheatham on a charge of setting fire to Mr Hill's barn burning its contents wgether with valuable horses and cows were today bound ever in the sum of WO each by Justice Fuller to await the action of the grand jury BRIEF TELEGRAMS --'tWt SqaflytM izihth neudat litu-2 RIVER It ZWS COAL AGENTS cmyrHING Daily Report of Stage of Water with Change in 24 hour'' ending at 2:00 in March 23 74 It MAritiiiin titnA METZ CO Mae OTATIONS tziangee ea I Fan 10th ft 1100 10th A Dove Low Water ft limn CHEROKEE REMEDY 1nR COUGHS CROUP -AND-CONSUMPTION USE nEwis 1 CHEROKEE REMEDY jPoRCOUGHS CROUP CONSUMPTION USE AT I I 11101 1 04 011 5i 1 1 4 1 li I 1 1t4 'F--- 1: 16 IP '----Ni 1 iVtI Stklm f7: '1' 1 It if 000 '''----s 11171?) 11 Mit 4 il bbot A Thil -tu -StIEET 1 GENERAL ABETS FOR 1 'UCLA COAL! ft AT BA1LXY 8-8 Burger Manchester Tenn (ook Alabama James Mc peters A Ftilllipa Lrxington Ala Hr Ii White Rutherford County Tenn lbert Shelton Bethel Tenn Young Dixon Springs Tenn Me Eta Allen Germantown Tenn A Eaton Gaincaboro Tenn Twinne New York Hargrove Danville Ala: Win Murray McM neville Tenn Miss Fennie Young axon tiprings Tenn GILCHRIST'S HOTEL-0 Fuller Mich Groner Paris Texas Haywood Baker Cinclimati Gordon Onattanuoga Milian Louisville Blau!) 8 Louie Sitnpson Chattanooga John Shadow Wicchester McDonald Martin Tenn 8 Mottle-en Columbia A Welleneick Philadelphia Winston Franklin Tenn Yarbrough Camden Mrs Ruttle and daughter A Kennetly Columbia Keely New York Clow Arkansas City Kan I-aac 8 Moore Huntingdon 8 Rogers Ooltewah Tenn LOCK'S HOTRL 8 Crompton Moline III 0 Murkbam Texas May an Ciicinnati Murnbree Louisviile II McLaren wife and daughter Gallatin TjJer Bultimore Payne Antn If Scudder New York Withers Bastes Hopkineville Johnston Chicago A JorguesonEarling McAndrew Macon Ga Hart Cedar Rapids Jae Douglass Gallatin Nicholson New York: 8 Doxey A McClain Hendersonville Slam New York Jun Lell Lexington: Bishop Matt 0 Dougherty Young Louisville A Pembroke Cincinnati Eanshaw Jackson Samuel Stites Hen-damn Kg NICHOLSON House Dickerson and wife Milwaukee Martin Cincinnati Moyer Chicego Mien Cora k'owell Cincinnati Mrs A Roberts Chicago Green Jackson Sparta Tenn A Bailey Chicago Hewitt Cincinnati John Cairn' Dayton 0 Day Austin Tex Hotchkiss MeAville Pa 8 Lee Erin Tenn 8 Shcff Cambridge City Ind Wright A A Wright Fayettevi le Tenn Wm 10 Moore Spencer Joliet Ill 8 Duncan Cincinnati Geo Shields St Louis Brawner Cincinnati McCauley Clarksville 0 Thomas Murfreesboro Harrison Colnmbia Tenn ones McMinnville Watson Perryell Jonesboro Ark Doyle and wife St Louis as Francis Winchester Tenn Mrs Thos Lipsoomb Shelbyvilir Tenn Lewis Miss Kate Lewis Louisville John Bowen and wife Neponeet Ill A Quarles Clarksville Tenn 0 2 5 0 7 1 9 8 0 (MATTA NOODA 21 5 14 5 22 8 79 11 4 12 2 11 3 13 8 201 27 2 Cairo Chattanooga Nashville New Orleans Pittsburg St Louis Vloirgibura 4 3 2 01 5 111 11 0 Fashionable -AND The bed coal now offered in the market 1011 grate and stove purposes We me prepared ro furnish tho cord reliable oral at reduoed rates for the summer so as to enable all to lay in their supply for next winter Don't be too late and call before the rush begins to No 40 North Cherry or 293 North Cherry St and your orden shall receive pmmut attention 3 Telephone No ISt) 1 9 gouvuheLa Mere Shrug non 8 A ivihlv GEtA IN BA4118 Cherry Evansville of Nashville Burnside The river is rising slowly with 11 feet on the gauge The elegant steamer Cherry will leave to day at 12 o'clock sharp tor Evansvilie Louisville and Cincinnati The Nmbville Burnside Packet Company will send out the steamer trite Friday at 5 for Rowena and all way points LEADERS OF rfficaOat and Grain bills Carroll Outwitothe Ohio Deteetieves on the Property CHATTANOCOA TzisN Mittel 23 --(Spe cial 1--The trial of Jessie Carroll the girl under arrest at Spring City came up for hearing to-day She was tried on the charge of receiving stolen goods having had this charge made in order that she enuli not be taken from the State by the Ohio detectives She waived examination and was put under $2000 bond The Ohio detective offered to put up the money as a forfeit but she declined to give bolici aid I still in clistody It is not known what further steps will be taken Stephen Davis a brakeman on the Cincinnati Southern Railway was killed at Rathburn this morning by falling under the train He lived here The lease of a tract 4C01475 feet owned by the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad in the very heart of the city was completed to-day John A Hart president of the Third National Bank isitt the head of the Company leasing It is understood they propose to erect a large number of magnificent storehouses for wholtdale bust- 1 nem 1 The emigration from Ireland for the year 1885 was 62 420 against 73043 during the ear previous The total exports of preuce from the port of New York for the put week were valued at $6113632 This morning 50 cloak-cutters will atop work in New Yolk until the striking cloak-maker's demands are met The President sent the nomination to the Senate to-day of JAMS Klineyn of Detroit Mich to be consul at Vs A telegram from Bemis Terre Mo re pints the destruction of the Desloge lead works at that place by fire Loas said to be $10000 Ineurance $50000 Charles Sieberdall and Andrew Hoeeby employee of the Cleveland iron Mining Company were instantly killed by a fall of heavy rock in a 'haft of the company' mine at Ishpeming Mich yesterday morning A street oar horse driver and passel RATS were precipitated over the LaCrome Wis river bridge yesterday afternoon making a petpendloular fall of twelve feet The horse was killed the car crushed and five passengers seriously injured The Sheriff has been notified by her counsel that Mn Warner wife of the absent William Warner is the owner of 'the hone No 54 Fifth avenue New York A Sheriff's jury will now be called to yam upon the ownership of the propel ty As a result of the lom of the Oregon the Cunard Company have for the present at leut abandoned the project of running feat weekly steamers between this city too Liverpool The sailing day has been changed at Boston from Saturday to Minn-day beginning April 15 Constable Leibenthal of Eatontown who arrested "Mingo" Jack and lodged him in jail the night of the lynching was himself arrested on a charge of manslaughter and jailed It see031 that he was aware that an effort would be made to lynch the negro but took no steps to prevent it Dr Kane of Wilmington Del brother of Dr Kane of Arctic fame and with him a participant in the North Pole expedition died yesterday at Summit where he was on a visit to his daughters Deceased was a brother-in-law of Secretary Bayard and was eminent in his profession Au explosion of natural gee at Pittsburg yesterday morning wrecked two houses and dangerously burned Win Stein The houses were okned by A Knox and occupied by Knox and Stein as dwellings and barbershop The explosion took place in the barber shop and is supposed to have been ceased by a leak in the cellar pipes We have yet a very large and complete stock of 717EET CUM IN CUM ring os 'mono' ELS CIK EL ilorgan lluilltoll Co Successors to HAMILTON MANUFACTURES papr Wints and Bags no15 end ly BONE MIAL flor Succe apel nol orq FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING RIVEN DINPATC1111 Pirrentrao March 13 feet 8 inches and falling Weather cloudy and cold VICKSBURG March A Wood and tow New Orleans Golden Crown Cincinpath CAIRO March 23 river is 21 feet 5 inches and rising Weather clear and cool No arrivals or departures CINCINNATI March river is 23 feet 6 inches and rising Weather clear and pleasant A Shirley Pittsburg Loutsvium March is rising with 7 feet 9 inches in the canal and 5 feet 7 inches on tne falls Business good Weather clear and cool JOHNSONVILLE TENN March- The river is 84 feet on the gauge and rising since 2 o'clock this afternoon Weather clear and cool The steamer Clyde left at 6 a for Florence ST Louts March river has risen I foot 9 inches the gauge marks 20 feet 1 inch and still swelling Weather clear and cool Arrived of St Louis New Orleans Tyler Tennessee River: My Choice and barges New Orleans Bala Eagle Ohio River for Tennessee River City of Cairo Vicksburg MgmeRts TENN March river has fallen 2 inches Gaff Cincinnati Morgan to at 4 tn Powell to Kt Louis at 6 City of Providence to Vicksburg at 6 City of Baton Rouge to New Orleans at Annie Silver to St Louis at 7 Weather clear And as we are determined to close them out have made a very decided reduction in prices Call and see us and you will find we mean what we say Bov's and Children's Suits and Overcoats at all prices I 1 sweet gum as gathered from a tree of the Saone name growing along the small streams In en Southern States contains a stimulating pettorent principle that loosens the phlegm pro thing tbe early warning cough and stimulates theobild to throwoff tbefalse membrane in croup id whooPing-cougit When combined with the belling mucilaginous principle in the mullein pleat of the cdd fields presents in TAYLOR'S Situttomni RIBMIDT OF Swing GUM AND MUD MIN the finest known remedy for Coughs Croult WhooPing-coughandconmamption and to pain table any child is pleased to take it Ask your druggist for ite Price ten and el Uhe does Rot keep it ire win pay for one time only ere prom allergen on large size bottle to any part ot tbe IL IL on receipt of S1OO WALTZ TIM IL thui to Ga saeuwe dimly Attantion Farm Pro and Beaten 30NE BEING nig BAtilb UP ALL Mit 3 Manures and is considered by some of le most celebrated Agricultural Chemists of Ems and France Scotland and Saxony superior any fertilizer manufactured for the Noll of Le farmer And when sown broad cast with om 200 to 800 lb' to the acre It will benefit land from 7 to 10 yeah While with the am oniated Super Phosphates it only lasts about ree (8) years and will leave the Foil poorer than fore the application Our gooda ale perfectly from adulteration on are cordially invited to call and elan for yourselves! and will leave perfectly 'atlas that the old worn out farm lands of the th can be permanently reclaimed by the nee 11101M'S PUBIC BOWS MIMI Price Still a singleton yin m(11812(13101 CO Manufacturers 4 knolviril la l'on11 5 ONE I Mann most nd Fre any fel farm 200 I land imitated ree (8)yi fore the from on are for yot that ti th can MOM a singli gni EL METZ (IL Co 50 College Street ne20 end ti ROOtelv0 AND PAVING WATSON-PILUTZHAN UUCP VAL AIN IP I- AL IV ti MAXWILL fitcLillentl ergo Kraft Smith New York: Easterling Charleston 8 Frank 0 King Rockford Ill Jan Crisp Trenton Henry Freuad Hamersithig New York Menton Salem 0 Jun Pirtle Lou bovine A Ware New York Ow Gregory Philadelphia: 0 A Swan B000ton Jno Dell St Louis A Pinney New York French Jr Rochester 0 Williams New York Mercer Chicago Wm Thornton New York Brucker Walcott Batton New York A Harding Wuhington Hanna Ft Wayne Ind El Barmy New York John 0 Hutchins Clark Cleveland 0 Mum Chicago 8 Storrs New York 8 Kies 0 Ingersoll Cleveland Hill Cincinnati Wilcox 0 raters New York: Frederick lyy Philadelphia Short St Louis Russell and wife Minneapolis Mrs Prince Miss 0 Wellem Stillwater Roger New York Martin Richmond Ind Horace Lurton Clarksville A Waterfield Union City Do3ery Shelby ville George A Haywood Boston Frank Chickering Grand Rapids 0 Simering Baltimore Waldie Barton 0 3 Street St Lou! A Warren Elizabeth Wiley 8 Embry Winchester 8 Alber 0hkosh wis 0 Ounningham Bal rett New York Headington Baltimore Thou Maddock and wife Philadelphia A Vorster New York 0 0 Curtin 1 Rains Tenn Jan Rogers 0 It Ropart Indianapolis A Sir olz Tracv City Zimmerman Cincinnati John Hinds and wife New York 0 Dickey Xenia 0 A A Green St Timis Obis 8 Gray Davison John I Dares New York IN Frankle Shelbyville I Frankle Tullahoma Tenn Bannon Louisville PUBLIC NOTICES I (A116 EVAng Paving Co112 SHIAU'VEHICLES OVER 400000 IN USE vi OVi THE EQUALIZING BOARD OF THE STATE and County Amason will meet in the County Court-room on Thursday March 25 at 10 O'clock A and will hold their meetings every day for ten days mh2115t litockho1der8' Meeting ROOFERS AND PAVERS Yard Front stt Lower Landing TELEPHONS 201 TzLzrlioNs MIL ep1 1 1 Ay-IA4-v c019 reFrokv 44F fir 4tizzip 4- rep I AV Ilai' --lAtt: tt 4 firrigO -4g A IV ICIA1 411r AL ctslaiii Waif cleat Riding Vehicle made Ridee am eau' lone personae two The tepringe Inagtartini! rte according to the weight they any II adapted to rough elowntry rottallo 3 came catered and mold by 4' leading Carriage Builderip sad bealerse to mane a le Ayi 4 VIVI" text Riding Vehicle made Itidre am' one personae two The Marina-a non according to the weight Ow emery II adapted to rough en a MII try 3 3 3 Lavortrs Impoaahmant Trial TRENTON March impuchment trial of Prison-keeper Patrick IL Laverty was begun this morning in the Senate Chamber before the Senate sitting II a court of impeachment Laverty is charged with having violated his oath of office and held criminal intercourse with female convicts The names of the persons with whom he is alleged to have had Intercourse are as follows: Libbie Garrahrant murderess serving a life 'enteritis Eva Steele (colored) murderess now out of prison Annie Lenhard forger and shop-lifter now in a New York prison Mary Smith forger now at liberty and Minnie Scooter sneak thief through whom the chargee of cdminal intercourse were recently made public Two of these Elisabeth Garrabrant and Eva Steele were called today and both testified to criminal knowledge of the defendant Garrabrant on a former investigation denied any illicit relation with Laverty but to-day asserted that her former teedmony was false and the colored girl admitted that she is now living in open adultery XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE LI annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Empire Coal and Transportation Company for the election of Directors and such other business as may come before the meeting will be held on Monday April 5 1886 at No 7 Noel Block Nuhville Tenn at II o'clock GLASGOW Secretary A BLACKMAN President mh7 im GriCkibi MEMPHIS Charter Applied for for tho Memphis Bridge Company of Tennot000 MatflusTANIL March 23 Henry Clark Henry Dimmock Christopher Baldwin Walston Brewer Alfrad Boller James Deran Neely Danscomb McFarland Taylor and John Overton Jr to-day applied for a charter to be styled the Memphis Bridge Company of Tennessee the object of which is to build a railroad bridge across the Mississippi at this point The majority of the inoorporatare are New York capitalists Alfred Boller whose name appears in the fiat is the engineer who was here recentty making 'surveys 'Iwo More Fires at Gallatin GALLATIN TONE March 23--Special-- Gallatin had another small blaze late this evening By a defective fine the roof of Wile's grocery house caught lire but by the timely arrival of the engine the flames were soon extinguished The roof was somewhat damaged also Mr Wile's furniture from water Last evening William Green's residonee burned to the ground with house hold effects Mr Green lives on the Cairo road three miles from Gallatin and was away upon his farm when the fire began It caught from in the yard and a young colored child perished in the names before it could be gotten out After the residence was in full flames the smoke bones well filled with meet and was soon in ashes Loos estimated at $4 000 no insuranes Maj Bytes is in Gallatin today and will lecture to-night upon temperance at Dry Fork this county Many friends of the cause from Gallatin went out to tan to this distinguished orator Esq Geo Chipman returned this morning from Nashville where be had been to place Henry Woodson aged fia in the Slats Insane Asylum Chipman had great trouble with his charge and many times Woodson was so violent that it would take several men to control him The funeral of William Walsh who suloided here yeetereay was largely ate tezded this evening by tricnes of the deceased He was buried at the Gallatin cemetery The young gentlemen of this city have formed a bicycle club and have ordered several -wheels of the Columbia type Disappoorod In Atlanta ATLANTA' GA Policecircles are excited aver tlso inyste clone disappearance of A Harris drum for Gladden Joyce of Cleveland Re registered at an Allstate hotel in Demos-her and ditsappeared next day Letters re received show that he hag not been heard of at home It hi now recollected that be wu shadowed here by two suspicious lookirg men and the theory I that he hu been murdered by them The funeral of William Walsh times Woodson was Bo violent tnat It who would take asveral men to control him suloided here yestereay was largely ate terded this evening by fricnes of the de- ceased He was buried 4 the Gallatin cemetery The young gentlemen of this city have formed a bicycle club and have ordered evera heel of the Columbia type sl 'ws Disappeared la Atlanta ATLANTA GA March 23--(Special-- We OUR 0111 Ilan mg crrarsul 11 VALI -v wool Poo Alla110Vann Ar Tnono est' Pianonlenti fl ILL1C 8k W111d1 Wfif so" lo 'OW 11 1 aaaiotarael at an A I hntal in rtarann xt Letters ba an disappeared ne re OP11111' reopived show that he nag not been heard' of at home It is now recollected that be was shadowed here by two sus- ntelona lookir it men and the theory is that AMP Mita 110034 nalimastvamia ori ounonao fr JasAND AFTER APRIL ITNDER ABOVE me I will be prepared to do Bitumen -menus Paving hoofing of Felt Cement and (travel and Repairing of all kinds in thole lines Prompt Auction will be given to bustwf intrusted to me and ail work guaranteed auk-clam 1 WALTSON long and favorahl)'nown es an expert in this vv' of roofing and paving will have charge of t4ide work for me and Is authorised to fur-nth estimates and to make contracts for work and materials The patronage of the public is solicited PRITIZMAIC firer the past three years secretary and Treasurer of eouthern Pump CO ed Oats! seed Oats! Stockholders' Meeting have for male: 10 Cara Refazulad Malta Oa 10 Can gefannad Black OSIA 5 Owl I It nn ed Bust-proof Bata RHEA SON 12 RHEA SON The De Kalb County Fair CARTITAGI TENN" March 22--Spccia1 De Kalb County Fair Associa tion have decided to hold their fall exhibition on the 25d 24th and 25th of September next This association having been in onooessful operation for a number of years is now one of the best in the State Situated as it is at Alexandria in the corner of County it oommands the patronage of four countise--DeKalb Wilson Cannon and Smith Ever since its organization it has enjoyed a reputation for good management and fine exhibitions that every fall cause large crowds to attend It has so tar been a financial and general success in almost every particular This is due le a large measure to the men selected They have in gluiest every instance been first-elan business men and gentlemen of high standing and influence The President Dinges has held his position for a number of years airing weight and influence to the Association Irenus Beckwith the efficient secretary has been successively elected to that position for thirteen years and none other can sarpele him as an officer Other officers have enjoyed like moil once The present officers elected by the stockholders are: Dinges president Thome' vice nresident: 11 Kitchings treasurer and Irenus Becwitb sten tary with the following board of directors: Wood Shaver Luck A Walker Sirepon ard Bond These are all good moo and the coming fall meeting promises to be of more than usual interest At the Alexandria fairs fine stock anti people from all over the country are to be found and it must be said that the organization has been conducive of much good It has aided very materially toward creating a strong demand for an improved order of live stock and its beneficial results are acknowledged in this regard on all bands The Board of Equalization composed of the tax assessors for the county met today for the porno required of them by the act of the last legialsture Wry little wee done and the assessors' books remain as before The Gordonville district showed up as the banner dittrich in taxable wealth and Dixon's Springs very closely following These districts have each about $18000 of taxable property returned' Shaver Luck Walker Simpson ard Bond These are all good me" and the coming fail meeting promises to be of more than usual interest At the Alexandria fairs fine stock and people from all over the country are to be found and it must be said that the organization has been conducive of much good It haa aided very materially toward' creating a strong demand for an i mpmyed order of live stock and its bens- e- finial results are acknowledge in this gard on all bands owm 0 101 ARUM OE 1141411LA 11:113 Doaru uz nmunt CUSY xor ine purpowe 7 0 act of the last legislature Wry little was done and the assessors' books remain a 111 EL SAS 1111 1 11" sm' uP as till owner aurnci in IMIIMM an Di xon's Springs very closely following These districts have each about $18000 of sal111 pruinatz ivIuMMI DYE WORKIn kiTMICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TITE annual meeting of the stockholders of the esapeake Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company for the election of Directors and such other business as may come before the meeting will be held at the oMice of the Company in the City of Memphis (called the Taxing District of Shelby County) Tenn On the 5th Day et April1880 at 12 mock noon of that day and that the lease from that company to the Newport News Mississippi Valley Company will be submitted to the stockholders for their cotisent thereto and approval thereof Transfer books will be closed Dom March '25 to April 6 18143 By order of the President and Board of Directors ISAAC OAT! Secretary fe2 to ape lease from that company to the Newport News MittleiP Sti 1 Valle mpany will be aubmitted to the stoPckholdeyro for their consent thereto and a prove' thereof Tmnater books will be closed tiPom March '25 to April 6 18AS By order of the President and Board of Dime- tors 18AAO GATES Secretary fe2 ILP6 'MALIK ISY10 WOBIL14 vgtra virnA Dreg" Cleaned and Cot ored all made up VEILS lored and Reerimped UOSCH a sons' -1 DYE WORI8 1821 1825 Jackson It rca at9 Fourth: Louttalrilla Ky flkw no Dmeed cleaned sad col 4 ''''t41 au mde op t- OalK tratIA -1 lored and Recrimped at 4A-g OSCH SONS' -1 DU WORKII 1821 20 1825 Jackson lit CE 040 Fourth! A Louisville Ky Grantad an Injunction Nzw tozz March 23--Judge Lawrenoe to-day granted a temporary Injunction upon application of John Orgy restrain lug the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad the Broadway Surface Road or the Twenty third Street Railway Company or any of its officers or directors from dfs ng of stook in these roads nve into the ands of a receiver named by the court The injunction sin forbids the leasing of any of these lines to any company or coronation in which Pater A 'Widener Win Elkins or Wm Kimble are interacted to-day ranted a tem injunction porary pon application of John Orgy restrain lug tbe Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad the Broadway Surfeits Road or Twenty third Street RailwaY Company nffi Or ay Of its ocers or directors from die th ng of stock in these roads save into ands of a receiver amed by the court The injunction 'leo forbids the leasing of any of these lines to any company or cor- 'Widener oration Peter A Wm Elkins or Win Kemble are lutarentru Suicide Preferred to Lynching Claim LtIto March atrocioul attempt at murder whioh culminated in the suicide of the would-be murderer oeeurred at 2 o'clock this afternoon in Brighton Ave miles from Cleveland For some time 'past Charles Meyer a German aged 25 years has bean in the employ ot William Avann of Brighton and previous to this he had worked for Wyman who lives two miles distant Meyer called at Wyman's house to-day and without any toperent canse drew a revolver and itimirg it at AUL Wyman's bead fired two shots both of which missed their aim Meyer then ran from the house and mods his escape The neighbors learned of the affair soon after and started in vomit After chuing him for nearly a mile and when about to overtake him Meyeriplaced the muzzle of the revolver to his head and blew his brains out It is a strange ad and no cause is assigned for the act Roo Hstri Watterson tomtimut KT Marck23--Hon Haw Watteison and Mrs Wattereon started lad iight for Old Point Comfort Mr Watterson has bran steadill hopmving for two weeks but on the advise of his physician' a change of sir wee regarded neceasary and tkis trip wail ordered 1 vious to tnts nil naa worae called at Wyman's house to a tor IS day and wi wy man who lives two miles distant Meyer -th- out any toporent canse drew a revolver and aiming it at We wymana head fired two shots both of which missed their aim Meyer then ran from the house and made his escape The neighbors learned of the affair soon after and started in pnrault After chuing him for nearly a mile and when about to overtake him Meyeriplaced the muzzle of the revolver to his head and blew his brains out It is a strange aild anti nn Annan in antlionati tnr this Ant non ownn nn Ito awn) 9A Mem TTAIITIV watterson atm wauerson narteu 111156 a maws spa MI eon has te'en steadibt hnproYing for two weeks but on the advice of hi physician a change of sir wes regarded aeceesary sad gutar vv la-se PSerliTE AGENTS ror tiALE Central City Residence-- Two Broad-street residencett fag room Cottage 8 Naahville-- 2'200 Two New Cottages Vine at tacit 2200 ttage renting at 211 per month-- 600 Cottage reating at 610 Der 750 rine tiosideneo Ranson 6000 CoTtage Hasuoll Atreet essy payments 2 000 130 feet Choice Lots 2600 Rowell et Lot between Ninth and Tenth 1250 Farm 800 acres near 8000 14tacre Finn near 3500 (i-acre Farm Sumner keno I 0-4te00 Farm William' on Countv-- 4000 qtacre Farm near Nashville 10000 bo 1)9 rbau Cottoge and 9 acres neer 4000 Aiso largo number residences and vacant loni in city and farms in this and adjoining hes all on reasonable terms It FARRAR real Estate agents SG I Oolleg 14 n't rft0 DrUillPMIR renting it at El pNaalr month-- lls- CRILAI ego 2200 Ent room Cottage 8 wi Two New Cottages Vine a each 22cos Ottage Cottage reating at SIG Der month---- 750 Wine foot Choice Lots Edge Kesidence Kuwell larteteld S000 cottage Ruston Atreet easy payments 2 500 fi 2600 Powell Pt Lot between Ninth and -enth 1 050 Am 880 Retest near 8000 '1-o-aere Farm near 85m t-acre Farm near Nasbvilie 10noo 7' 04cre Farm Sumner 0ounty- 5000 i -o-sere Farm winianvon conatv 4000 i bo na Mau Cottoge and 9 acres DSO city- 4000 090 LIM- number residences and vacant tots in st ecl A this twit sdioininun woittinnabliA tetrtna real Extatto Vint" SG Callao Ilk HOW-AAEE 1 I In which t1Ht)WCASEP3 I a 1 RUSSIAN-TURIK Isd BATHS Ladies Attention! RUSSIANTURKISH BATHS FOR LADIES It BUHL'S 14 haderick St RUSSIAN-TUB lik IS ill BAT HS ii allies ttention In fti 11 inT MT? WS VT Net lh 1 MWWCS ALL) a WAR 1 10 aa AA A 3J A aarnArikTio '1-'11-11rlia -a: -11 "11-'-9 eV VIM VIII 11 EVAN it II KKICIEK'N Na 14 onapriel I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I tto I I I 1 I i I I I asmk I WE EL IN I I I I I I PollffiloNWIntaktigninankililial64-11g1 The Birmingham Streat Railway BIRMINGHAM ALL March 23-18picial a meatirg of the directors of the Birmingham Street Railway' to-day It was erwtd to Irmo's' the capital Ruck from $30000 to $00000 Director McCurdy resigniW end Judge Lyons 4 4 4 ii no 1 DIABlugunam ALA alakruu a mestirg og the directors of tba Bir- VII III nunKnam 11111'156 6111wYO 1116111Y 16 was vrwtvd to Irmo's' the capital stock front 830000 to $00000 Director McCurdy resigned and Judge Lyons wee elected kin TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 1 rv TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 4441-ii pVv untant relief Final enin I U4k3 10 day and never returns No Dow no salve no auppository finfferers will team of a 8111) pie remedy Free by iddriDgC Naosau alswely New Yorks nlzL dam0orepir 6ia Irtet imatAnt mind men In I Li Ii4 ad and nem returns- NO puro no wove no ituppocitoTy Aufferere Of renith-17 mILIA asamowear 6ni Ifrom as to IS nu sun aim) ly 4 a rout oes ma am imao 1110 elhW 14 I roinuallIESIMOV Awhil Var- Wag OWIffeV 1- SM: 4416X-: 1---- OM07 4.

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