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tug -----fl 5 S-- I -s 4 4111 1 l' 5 TM: AIL 1 THURSDAY 31011N111 ail 1 18S th TI1112 A laildit LIALICW' 1111111SliAY 18S bs' BLACKWELL BEE IIINNISta'S CONIEDIRATE FACTS: I tk 1 4 i 4 4-T 1 11 )110 1 i 4 4 AND FIGURES ARE Cass Wieser Baiter Declares be lam saes Scheme a Palpable Fraud a Arrest of the Nan Who Played the 14iek Indian weal lb He le full aof bianietar but In his sixtieth year cares little tor imolai He reads men as be would an open book He can assume I fritaknese though be bath it not Ile is one of the few men who have roved more than a match for Jay Gould Hs has a full oval face a prowl nerd nose and dark brown eyes His I not so searching as that of the "Little Magician" Just mentioned Ills manner Is less tern more easy and careless Si he Doi chalantly twidlea his eyeglasses he wain In his (Ace a black silk emokinfreo usually on the bark of his head giving hi ro an open Jolly look It is only after )oti have left nim that you realiz I that he is one of the urcrowned financial kings of hie country" We Proof of the Nee of the Nails Not Molest to Cooviet WORTH NOTING Tracked by a Detective ts Bit ilidiag Mee lieu 6 J- Dr Bedrock Explains His Cenneetion With the Affair WASH FABRICS 1 Silk Gloves I DRESS GOODS Suddenly Cornered In the Mist of Ma Plunder AN ENCOURiGING 8191 Eighteen Gold Bricks hold aid Now in the Cutitody or the Cond 11 4 i We have now in stock our complete line of all the lead ing novelties in Spring Dress Fabrics Java Canvas Suitings Plush stripe Etimines etc Considerable Bums 11111410d Duriag earth Is New Buildings The Indian Confesses Ms Guilt and 1 in Jailed In Wash Fabricks we are exhibiting all the latest novelties comprising finer and more beautiful goods than shown in any previous Elston 250 Pieces French finish Sateen In light or dark shades at 10 cents a yard usually sold at 20e 430 Pieces Ginghams and Seersuckere in stripcs and plaids an endless variety of patterns at Sc 10c and 121c The People Who Took Out Permits Sixty Thousand Dollars Represented etc Having purchased of an importer his entire entire importation of Silk 570 dozen we now offer the entire line at one-third the usual prices charged for these goods They are in three great lots each lot representing a different quality Lot No1 1750 pairs pure Silk Gloves in all sizes at the ridiculous low price of 10 refits a pair only thrie pairs sold to a customer Pre1iminax7 Beans' to Bo Bad This American Reporter's Exciting Buried Treasure and Suspected litypierious Vold Ride After an Item On the Nolensville Pike 1 i I 1 1 111'' 4 i New Passamenteries new Fringes with iridescent and wood bead drops New Chantilly and Spanish' Giupure wide lace Flouings': Newest thing in match (larg0 and small) Buttons and Clasps Every department filled tti the brim with new goods all at attractive prices 80 Pieces English Crinkle Seersucker newest wash fabric this season lovely styles Price 121 and 15c 120 Pieces French Penang (full yard wi(le) specially adapted for makiag boys' waists and slii ts two qualities 10 and 12 i cents 1 A most extensive stock of Lawns Batistes Percales Chambray and Satine Prints 1 'i 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I Lot 2100 pairs Silk Gloves in all the newest tan and mode shades Niee long perfect goods free from all blemish at 25 cents worh 50c a pair Lott 13 Consists of a large variety of extra long and fine pure span Silk Glove which we offer at 35 cents well worth 759 to $1 a pair and regret mingled with a feeling of re-venire and vindictiveness "What is hr whisperingly hunired the reporter as be huddled more closely piglet the Just at this minute there came nch an unearthly yell from the mouth of the cave that it almost took the li mbe off some of the trees Lookirg up there staoding within ten paces wee a pallid and feeble but strikingly correct representative of the Amerman aboregine He bad evident?) rushed impetuously forth to the open air to give the more satisfactory vent to bis Pent op feelings With a half dozen bounds the detective was at the throat of the Indian for Indian he undoubtedly was A short tussle sod the child of the forest was in the power of his unexpected captor After the prisoner wee safely tied the re porter stepped forward to secure an toter view but the old Indian could utter but few intolIigible words Among these were "Big Indian" "Arizona" "Gold mine" Hennisey" "Pale face' and "Damfool" "My supposition was correct" exclaimeti the detective triumphantly "In this man you see the old sick Indian ACCONPLICII OF HDDNIIIIN who helped to swindle old man Noel out Of the $8000 in money" The astonishment of the party was great The Indian seemed to realize his condition and motioned in the direction of the cave The officer tied his hands securely behind loosened the wraps about his ankles and followed him into the cave Lighting it pine torch the party saw most weird fantastic and ghastly sights About thirty feet from the entrance was the apartment used by the Indian Ashes and cinders from novena fires showed that here be bad for some time done his cooking A couple of old blankets marked the resting place Kicking aside one of these a strange sight was laid bare There placed carefully side by side were SIGHTAIN GOLD BMICKIL When these were being collected the Indian gave vent to hts indignation and displeasure in most expressive manner His eyes flashed his limbs tumbled and his smote frame shook with the rage he could not express in words But another discovery was made which intensified the excitement In an old cigar box under the other blanket was found $3 8(0 in crim greenback Government notes that bad evidently been received from some grasping speculator Them were taken in baud by the Meer and the party continued their explorations Some distance away from this spot were found part of the SKILITON OF A HUMAN DAUM The bones were k'cked carelessly to one side when a metallic sound was made by the concussion and an iron ring was discovered in the rock floor It was fastened securely to au iron plate stout four lean square Oae of the negro men started suddenly back with face pale and limbs trembling as be exclaimed: "It's the skeleton of the old Frenchman He died here on the spot where hie wealth lies buried" This solution to the mystery gave satisfaction to all and several hours were spent trying to force an entrance into the mysteries of the iron box that was so securely Imbedded in the rock floor of the cave All was in vain The party then took charge of the old Indian who is evidently in very bad health and brought him and his booty to the jail which they entered shortly past midnight this morning The belief is that the old Indian has been lying out in that damp cave expecting every day the arrival of his partner Henniney from whom he has received several communications penned in the MAROOLYPHICA Or TRH PAWNED MEL What developments may come from this discovery It would be hard to say The Indies together with the gold brining and money will be carried before Judge Allen in the Criminal 0ourt room at 10 o'clock sharp this ramming In the meanwhile other 'flirts wilihe made to get at the con: tents of the iron box still hidden away in the cave Deputy Clerk Miles Benders has been appointed temporary custodian of the bricks upon furnishing proper bond there be any inaccuracies in the above recital they must be ascribed to the nature of the day and the hunted manner in which the article was necessari- ly written INMENNNE malbonitor I estawan NNW" Street Corn Pr Public Nquare and Market fl CLOTHINO APERIENT WATER PS NEW SPRING 'riedrichshall CLOTHING THE TONIC APERIENT WATER The case of the United States vs Blackwell was continued yesterday afternoon before Commissiouer Baxter Dr Rothrock was examined by Assistant District Attoniey Gen Di ilin Be testified that he knew Blackwell but bad never bad any busineu transactions with him bad some oonversation three weeks ago in reference to acting es medical director in a new life association after several days he was asked to become both medical director and president there was to be safety and bank deposit company bete as Treasurer Blackwell paid several VilitP to him and showed a list of name of gantlemen who would be directors bad I conference with safd Trust Company who stated they would investigate the subject they did to do so and stated they would merely take the company's de puts President Houston of a escond bank afterward told him his own bank would decline to have any thug todo with the 00mpany was afterwards again sicked to oecome medical director bad never authorized his name to be put on any paper as in soy way connected with the association never received sty communication through the mails frow Blackwell and knew of none being sent to anyone this was about three weeks agr at a second interview Blackwell exhibited a charter which he mid he was going to have amended lieckwell stated be bad been doing some business and wanted to transfer the merabers of the association under the new charter Examination by counsel for the defense Mr Graham of this company he has experience with the insurance business be wanted to reorganize the association did not ultimate that be wanted to get up a scheme to defraud the public did atone time think o( becoming associated with the company Held the matter under advisement pending investigation Graham made 3M0 remark bout graveyard insurance to which I replied that if that Bort of thing was up I wanted to have nothing to do with the echeme My objection to becoming the medical director wee that after the investigation by the bank doing business at the corner of Union and Cherry streets declined to become treuurer of the Antoci tion" "What did he say about graveyard insurance?" "He remarked thatithere was feature connected with it and a good deal of fun in it As a matter of fact I assigned my objections In a note to Mr Blackwell Did not give all ray reasonsin that note" Hatch being exemined stated: "I am engaged in the printing business know Mr Blackwell by sight did set in type the body of a circular brought to me Mr Graham said it bore reference to an associa than about to be organized" Dr Rothrock being called stated that so far as be knew the company was apparently straight His only reason for declining to serve was that the bank had stated they could not 'Moot an investigation as the usocMtion had seemed to avoid this The case was allowed to rest with the above testimony The counsel for the defense stated that there was a slight defect in the charter of the Association The charter bad however been duly filed in the office of the Secretary of State The pmeecution stated that these quota tions only were to be determined I this a fraudulent scheme and (2) have the United States been need in further anoe of the scheme? There was no quertion but Blackwell used the mails The defense claimed there was nothing la the evidence showing fraud and the only attempt at showing fraud was the policy on a man 78 years old This might be a matter of bad judgment but not fraud The proof of the death of the same was not properly made out it bad been sent back for correction and had not been returned There was nothing in the circular sent through the mails to indicate a fraudulent scheme- After further argument the Commissioner stated that ea to the fraudulent nature of the scheme the facts of the absence of books or evidence of any incorporators no office no bank account and no responsible acquaintanceship show clear and palpable fraud On the question of use of the United mail the proof was insufficient and on that point he would give the benefit of the doubt to the defendant and discharge him The Distriot Attorney can if be see fit summon evidence from Georgia and establish nee of the mail for fraudulent uses" It is not expeoted that the case will be further prosecuted 1 METZ co: Ext mination into the books of the 6 commissioners shows that during Mart ta forty perms appliel for building perutt 1 representing an inves'ment of over VIO II The real valued the property must be tA $100000 as the permit is seldom taken 4 for the full amount This is a heal sign All branches of business are till doubted!) depreesed but NaThville ou a paid basis stud her citizetw hsve that 01 thence in her future which prompts thew to invest In real estate The record fur March was: Chas Schott one story brick residence 1St North Maritt't street 8 750 00 Ham two One-story frame buildings No 200 Wharf avenue 1300 00 Rood one story frame additinn to pitmen dwelling 91 South College street 121:4 Amos Hill frame store house layette street 3C0 00 Davidson one-story frame well tog 19 North Hill street 700 0) Hayes ouestory brick reitionce South College street near Hill's alley 1500 00 Foster repairing framestable nor ner Lewis and Robertson streets 200 CO Rose one-story frame addition to residence 509 South Summer street 16C0 00 Mrs A Gadoey one-story frame build-ins Humphrey street between Cherry and Martin streets 650 00 Mrs eam Hunt one brick addition St Fillmore street 600 00 John Hudson frame stable ei bel by avenue betweeu Sixth and Seventh streets 50 00 Cumberland Lumber Company one-story planing mills 100x128 flue proof covered on roof sides sod ends with either fire iron or composition 1f8 to 164Sulh Front street 800000 Mary Weideuback tworoom addition to present dwelling 504 Demonbreun Street 200 00 Mrs A Sheron frame kitchen 645 South College street 70 00 Graham one-story dwelling 5 Ewin street 400 00 A Tuck one-story frame addition to present building 641 churen street 800 00 Mrs Perry shed for stoup 90 South College street 400 60 Mrs say Craft one-story frame storehouse 31 Washington street HO 00 Murphy one-story storage house North Celan street 200 00 Echardt one-story brick residence with metal roof gOriler Spruce and Jettenson streets SOO 00 Moore Memorial Church one story brick school-house West Broad street rear of Church 6000 00 John Davie one story frame addition to residence Spring street East Nash- Atte 50 00 Si Grizzard addition to residence 113 Spring street 60 00 Miss Phillip twostory brick addition to present residence 893 South Spruce street 150000 Mrs (1 Butler one-story addition to present dwelling 162 South High street 125 00 City of three-story brick school-house West Broad street 26000 00 James Simmons two-story brick reel dence near North Second street 4600 00 Rooney one-story brick residence Hardee street between Church und Hynes street 1350 00 James Perkins one story double frame building Kayne street near Davidson street 16C0 CO Fred See snit Jr one story frame rest- deuce North College street near corporation line 700 00 Barr one frame cottage corner Boring and North Third avenue 110000 Eobert Elliott one story frame addition to present residence 147 Hayes street 350 CO John Joseph Hooch one story frame residence with metal roof near Knowles street 700 00 Mrs Martin one story addition to prtsent residence 16 North Vine street 30 CO I Minton one story frame residence 636 South Market street 500 00 Mrs A Donahue one story addition to present residence 13 Shields street 65 00 Timmons and Building Corn ai it-tee Christian Church one brick Christian Church South College street near Ash street 2500 CO Watson Prutzman Roofing Paint Co fire proof building North Front street 250 00 Cowgill frame residence in rear of 280 Fillmore street 850 CO Dsvid Terry one story dwelling Bass street LW Nashville near Seventh street 250 03 50 College Street 1 Alterative Aperient and Diuretic" LAURENCE TURNBULL MD Phila "Especthlly valuable in prevenling the formation of Uric MEDICAL JOURNAL "I know nothing- at all equal to Friedrichshall Checks Ca lculous Disease andprevents Uric Acd formation The LONGER it is taken the SMALLER ls the quantity necessary to effect the pulipose" SIR HENRY THOMPSON FRCS Lond Of all Druggists and Mineral 11Tater Dealers ant th 4 No Leading Clothiers for Low Pried Have received a very attraotive stcck 01 Sprirg Styles for Men Youths Boys ant Children which we soW cfferirg very losit We have added to our Stock the FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP MOTHERS' FRIEND to vr PERRY'S Chi Wrens' Shirt Waist Brass Foundry and Machine Shop 'Ate yesterday afternoon a mysterious message came over the telephone wires to an APIEMCAN reporter The tones of the party at the other end of the connection were somewhat disguised but evidently earnest "Well is that 4 "Yes sir anything up?" "Tale is toe police station talking to you Meet me on the corner of Fourth and Cedar and I'll give you an Wm that'll be worth tbe time it lakes to get it" "All right goodbye" "Goodbye Tim reporter waa very much impressed frith the importance of the 'Mar and lost no time wending his way to the place of assignation There was found Bob Side-bottom a tall fine looking membsr of the metropolitan police force astride of a big bay horse that impatiently champed its bit and pawed the limb beneath The officer HAD DOFIND MS UNIFORM and was to all appearances an ordinary citIgen "Well here I am What's up?" "Don't say a word but get a horse and come with me" Another horse was accordingly and promptly procured and in a few minutes reporter and special detective were keeping swift oompany with the wind as all three I went out of the city by way of the Noleos villa turnpike "Can't you give me an inkling as to what's up?" mildly suggested the reporter II the corporation line was pealed By this time notwithstanding the exercise of riding teeth began to chatter with the cold and the temperature to indicate the dead of winter "Listen to me and I'll tell you a thing or two Out on this turnpike about seven miles from the city there is a small settlement of negroes who have dubbed their settlement Cenier City This is within a few hours to be a SCENE or OONSIDIRABLII IMMINENT To revert however I'll tell you of an old Frenchman who once lived in the neighborhood Ha was known to everybody hereabouts kg well as to most people in Nashville He come to this county when a young man and at once began a system of trading He would trade for anything A small store-house was his headquarters and here he by dint of energy and ahrewd manipula lion managed to accumulate a vast fortune In the later years of his life be dealt largely in mules and hones and nerves He was quite miserly and wee the terror cf all who knew him especially the negroes who believed that he was in Lague with Satan hitbs If He died very mysteriously about thirty years ago and to this day no one knows where when or by whom be was buried Though known to possess a vast fortune no clue to any pert '1 of it has ever yet 1 been found Such I was his repot ition however that t-to this day his memory is held in abject dread by: all the negrom in that section Even the little kids are threatened with the 'old Frenchman' Only a few day ago near thig locality there was heard a great rumbling noise groaning and crashing of timber that teirrifled people for miles around Parties of exploration were made up wko found that about an acre of gmund had soddenly caved in to a considerable depth and had opened up several entrances to what looked like an immense cave "There was certainly no miracle connected with this rather common occurrence but to the superstitions of the colored race it bore significance that was ominous Excitement intensified with the circulation of a report that some unknown and uncanny humanlike creature had been seen coming out of one of the apertures roaming for awhile about the forests then the bowels of the earth Several parties were organised to expliire the mys tory and all succeeded in securing a vie of the weird figure One man braver or more foolhardy than his companions ventured a shot at the object The latter jumped intamkt-air gave one unearthly yelltthat- resounded throughout the depths of the forests anctsisappeared into the ground- The general belief is that it is What the old women call 01-i '7 'Tar lIZCOID Lite of the long missing Frenchman" I fere the officer of the law paused for a mo men to light a fresh cigar The re porter was very much interested but didn't feel in exactly the mood for smoking so 7- "What do you think about all this mat1 ter and what do you expect to accomplish 1 by this trip?" was asked by the reporter who remembered by this time that be had kilt home without telling his mother good WY end was a little anxious to return-0 'ertf'Well I'vetalked with some of the more lowing woe and I find that there are in dres from which I hope to evolve some' ateing eery interesting to your readers" 1 By this time further conversation had been uderrupted the two had arrived at 1 Center Oity and there met two residentert jwho were on the outlook With but a few I Words all proceeded -very-quietly and 1 i coretly to the goons of the incavation igror Was Immo ono escutita 1 1 P0 At 4 rep awl 71 41 tau as tilt' rid! oolc des 4 or mil mei sett few i Too poll bod in whl loyal tor was by 4 tine tun dei LT new thi wbc of '( WU thal tbrt qol the groi ritie exp abol OaVI op 31 like wit i burl cite a re bill) out awb the part Mr' of I ven' jam yell dep 1121: ri )' The best Waist ever offered for convenience and durability Ni buttons come of Mothers should not fail to so them Moe waists will save them the annoyance it "Arintinually replacing buttons Have also a line line of Del at et il 6 at li t1 -r: le i 441 I le 1 if 't '1' 1 7 i 4 i' i i it fl' 411' is 1 1 i i l'''1 I 1 0 A li-'' i A 1 i i 1 1 44 jI 4 1 t1- 7 00-0t21) College Street CONTR ICTOR FOR THE Huton Motti of Stem iglu for 1 i I4 '4 -'sr 1 '1' 4 I 1 1 e- '7I-' 4 f' BASE BALL Fob lic or Privato Bill Ithols eassimeres Worsteds Etc Tile Rising Cumberland Tem porarily Stops Ball Playing 1 A --AGN'T i't Worthington Blake St Dean Steam Pumps James Haven's Elevators and Judsog's Governors also for Oline Componnd Baia BUTIlilig Boiler 1 'i-- i4 A For custom work which we make to order at very remonable prices der Bad Luck of the Lon Dowsed by and Chicago Win EATAIER Glia and Steam Fittings Shafting Pulleys Steam Gauges all kinds of Injector' Ejectors Inspirators sad Lubricators Rubber Hose Cloth Gum aud Asbestos Packing Lace Leather and all kinds of Steam Pumps Force and Cistern Pumps steam Engines Boilers Mill Machinery and Fire Escapes Specifications and estimates furnished at all times Telephone mh23 ly 11 YIETZ 41 CO9 111 se20 And tt PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES TONGALINE Stockholders' Meeting4' Rtnekhnidprg' Ilpotinty PSIISONAL rrr44 1 'k 4 4 6 44 4 almost beyond disease if treated dieease has so medicine as discovered in heartily Physicians Had ems of Inflammatory Rheumatism ot nearly ell the large Gave Tonoatalig and to-day my pabent is out and doing welt" Bairn Haman EL 1:1:117 itrattaltiToorewomatizroaroades all other 8 WORSHAM Marengo DI TONGALINE fair Mai and Writ Buchanan of Shelbyville is in the city 1 Frances of Monteagle is in the city IL McLaren of Gallatin is at Lli ck's Hotel I Col Robert Looney of Memphis who is Thongh painful and wearing a prominently spokeu of for governor is in the city baffled the efforts of science and Stilwell of Humboldt Tenn is in this but a remedyhmbPen the city To icNrxv Val canu: Ei Snyder of Nicholson Springs Is in dorsed many of the Leading the city WHAT THEY SA1 is doing all that la ohi John Moore Jr of Columbia is at the sa bEINERT rd Maxwell IrOlt BALE ET ALL DI Crain of Columbia wtss in the oily A A NIELLIER Bola Proll yesterday sel lynrm-4 Baty of Murfreesboro is at the Nicholson CR A Ike Miler EN0Hurricane Springs is -----------s in the city 1I II 111 M' Thongh painful and wearing endurance is not an Incurable in time Perhaps no other baffled the efforts of science and this but at last a remedyhmbPen Totaole A14 which CURES TISK and is by many of the Leading WHAT THEY SAY: TONGALDM is doing all that la 0 SEIFERT TOR SALE ET ALL A A NIELLIER suk oel Mtn lyomm-4 CRAB kV AMUSEMENTS Miss Maddem closed an engagement yea terday which grew better with each performance her largest audience being the litat Her route hence in due north closing the season in New York City With last night's performance the regular nation at the Masonic was closed The Capitols Forst and Devene's Allied Attractions continue to draw well at the Park Theater The show is the bees that hasImer visited this resort A cheep of programme is announced for tonight There will also be a special hill at the matinee Friday IS HEREBY GIVF21 THAT annual meeting of the atockholdera Aso Chesapeake Ohio di Southwestern newt Company for the election of Directors at 1 nose other busir tea as may come before the will be held at the office of the Company In "Lt City of Memphis (called the Taxing Districtot Shelby County) Tenn On the 5th Day of April 1886 at 12 cloek 110071 of that day and that the lease from that company to the Newport News Missimippi Valley Company will be submitted to the stockholders for their consent thereto and appmval thereof Transfer beoka will be Clotted from March 26 to April 6 1886 By order of the President and Board of Dittos tors ISAAC GATES Secretary fe2 to apt C) 9C I 193 44 4 A LL PERSONS RtVING AcCOONTS againat It the county are hereby notified to present them at the afro of the County lodge on or before the ist of A pill 1886 that the same may be audited ty fore the meeting of the County Otntrt On Monday the Lth of April lolIN Da8111LL Auditing Clot April 28 isisr mh28 Stockholders' Meeting rurre gi won alummo -rem EMU 161" ohinted It will do" the odave over found or Itheuxuati rn Oantrall DAVIS Stmgoon DRUGGISTS PRICE ON DOLLAR PER Borna Proptietor 709 and 11 WASHINGTON AVENUE St LOULS "Have given a the beat remedy I have ever found for Rheuxuate rn DAVIS fitmison ORCHARD SALTS :1) kt The Louisville club arrived from Memphi yesterday morning and left last night for home Manager Hart certainly ham had bad lack in not getting to play games He had already lost seven days tip to yesterday which with the three booked here maks ten datea at which he was disappointed The Louisville boys were greatly disappointed at uot having an opportunity 1 to play here as they anticipated a hard fight with the locals Sulphur Spring Park is covered with back-water from the river Unless the water subsides very rapidly the grounds will be too muddy to permit any playing until after the fist or probably the middle of the clming week By the kind invitation of Mr Arthur Miller manager of the Minnie Maddern troupe the Nashville Club attended in a body the closing performance of this charming actress at the Masonic last evening: The boys were all highly entertained and desire to express their thanks to hienager Miller for the courtesy TH1 DETB3IT1 AT ATLANTA ATLANTA March -home team was downed to- ay by the Detroit sluggers Score: Atlanta 7 Detroit 32 A good crowd was present Interest ip base ball is Increasing daily prrrssuse DOWNS AUGUST AUGUSTA GA March nice game of seven innings was played today between the Pittsburg and Augusta resulting in a victory for the Smoky Oity's by the score of 6 toe BLUM 12 meows IL MAC14 Gs March the cald weather a fair crowd attended the game to-day between the Macon' and Chicago Blues- Tint Blues won by the score of 13 to 11 ft CHICAGO At XWRLS Maurits TiNs March 31---ISpec1all-- The Chicago league team Play a series of three games commencing to-morrow with the Mempbis Tobe weather to-night is clear and a good attendance at all the games is anticipated The Chicago boys are all la fine condition 1 DYSPEPSIA SION HEADACHE CONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA IL SION HEADACHE CONSTIPATION MR A Remedy tor nil Diseaaes of the Liver Kith lacy to nnch and Bowel A positive cure Sich Headache Conntipation Dose one tpoonin is RK Genuine Crab Orchard SA in seated packages at 10 an co 2 eta genuine sm 0A1 In hulk OF2CHARD WATER CO atm IN JONES Manager boulavOie MY -OTICE Is HERERY GWEN THAT TRI 11 annual meeting of the Stockholders of US Empire Ccal and Transportation Company los the ekction of Iiirectors and such other rims as may come before the meefirg will he nold on Not day April 5 18841 at No 7 Noel Block Nashville Tenn at 11 o'elook ASHIOW Secretaryt A BLACKMAN' President mb7 bto Noel tar 7 WI whIM tlemittwiim-2 InA01410LIA BALM' GRAIN BUIS Stockholders' MORGAN MUM CO Kerr of Murfreesboro was in the city yesterlay John Lane of Shelbyville waa in the city yesterday Chancellor Fleming of Columbia was in the city yesterday Myers ana Black of Sparta were in the city yeaterpy Martin of Woodbury Tenn arrived in the city last evening Mean Cleveland and A Hardy of Wattrace are in theoity Childers a prominent mercbtuat Of Pulaski is in the city on business- A McCullough of McMinnville Tenn is among hitt friends in this city Berrien Black's civil engineer arrived in the city yesterday alter a stay of leveret weeks in Hickman County where he has been busily engaged in his profession Mr Dorman is in Pasadena Cal patiently awaiting with a sad heart the arrival of the steamer from Sandwich Islands bringing to him the corpse of his only sou Attains who died two weeks ago at Milo Dr' Williams of Philedelplaia -who bas been In Nashville as a student in the dental department of Vanderblia Cuiversity and who graduated in that institution a ftrw days ego returned yesterday with his wife to his home ii i 1 fk 1 i Suet lessors to MORGAN HAMILTON Have constantly on band NT OTIPET4 HEREBY GWENT THAT TRIAL "I tun! meeting of the wockholders of 04 Nakbville Trunk Manufactory will be befit et the office of the company fit Public Igguare ikk 10 o'clock 1 Ui Vriday April 9 Beel for the rprwe of eleetfog ii Baard of DirtC40711 and lot the trrptetion of such other bueinels army come before it By order of the rremident 3 BILL Secretary-Treseture Nesbetrc Mereb molten )1( lb mid le al 31' the nd lot I now nrej 30 i La 41 les Cotton Seamless grain Bags I At I If 1 I '1 1 i 1 1 i i' I LT 0 i i' -AND Stockholders' Meeting BEET011 OF BUSTINGTON Cincinnati Covington Newport and other 'surrounding cities are just new very much interested in what is known as the Huntington scheme which the entranos orthe Chesapeake Ohle and Kentucky Central in the heart of Cincinneti either over a bridge somas the Ohio or on a triinefer boat also the extendon of the lines in Kentucky etc Mr Hunting ton again figures prominently in the war in rates to California and the following sketch of that great railroad magnate Collie Huntington from the pen of an able writer will be read with interest: "Mr Huntington avoids rather than seeks notoriety but tie fight With the Atchson Topeka Banta Fe and other railroads has again brought him into prominent notice Be came to New York as I boy of 14 NYW be Is worth nearly a hundred million on paper and at least a quarter of that in availabie money He ts president of the Central Pacific and Southem Railroads and enntrola the Delnerette tributaries to these of which in the tar West the California anon is one of the most important he also control the Adams New Mexico Galveston burg Ban Antonia f3ciota Valley Kentucky Central Louisville Western Houston Texas Central Morean's Lonisi ens Texas Rilzabethtown Lexington 11g Sandy and Chesapeake I Ohio Railroads not to mention other important railway He can ride on his own roads from San -Francisco to Newport News Va or clear across the continent "He rules his roads with au iron rod bat has a broad and statesmenlikecast of mind He has reduced passenger 'rates on his Slutsera Pacifio Road SO per cent in order to encourer emigration in that direction and thus build up a permanent local tratfie for the road He loses on his through business from the Atlantio seaboard but the tower rateei be thinks and not unreaonably will benefit him in the end Before this fight began the high rates tended greatly restrict the development of large tracts of the West- "Mr Huntington is plain practical' not seldom jocular says original things speaks slowly sad cautiously and has none of the puree pride often seen in men of fu leas Sluthern Pacifio Road 80 per cent in order to encouregt emigration in that direction and thus build up a permanent local trod butdness from the Atiantio seaboord but fie for the road He loses on hitt through the lower rateei be thinks and not unres 'linable will benefit him in the end Be- fore this fight began the high rates tended greatly restrict the development of large tracts of the West "Mr Huntington is plalr practical' not seldom jocular says ortginal things speaks slowly sad cautiously and has none of the Puree pride often leen in men of iu lea 13nilding Vapers 1 v-re TO LIVL Gov BM Grants goprievo et Sixty Dale Horbort and Boater 1) Allen Herbert will not be bung Corrospondenoo Policited non ood ly ANNUAL MEliFING OF STOCKHOLN ors in the Tennessee Coal Iron Railroad Cs will be held ou lionday the bth day of April 1886 at the eompary's No 5 Noel blue4 Church street Nashville at a nt mbl 2taw td JA 4 iloWRON See'v IOLD 410s Apill Weft th I Great forest trees huge rocks on all sides 11 whistling winds and the rushing waters 1 of Mill Creek gave the soene a primeval sp pearance with which the visitant seemed i all 012t Of harmony- The minds of all pres: ant were made up to one purpose that of mmelviog the mystery of the unexplored t' cave The eaving in of the earth bad left I 3 huge Cavity out of the sides of which pro- I truded big boulders and Jagged rocks of e- enormous Waft The detective by right of experiense mourned tiontrol of the party end ordered an immediate descent Re I see' reed to know ras ow exactly what coming te'i and shaped matters accordingly "If what ve heard be true we will have tit keep a short watch I have learned from the observation of my agents that 1 this mysterious being comes out of the tv1 au cave every evening just after dark Use Isotts 1 lade every caution and we'll bag some rare l' activfc gems" dull Accordingly behind a clump of ihrubI I or' bery very neer the main entranee to what 0 WILS apparently a considerable cavern the 4t 'party secluded themselves In crouching i 3 attitude soaking with water and several moms deep in mud they sat for at least 1 half an hour without any result Several were beginning to express disgust at the failure t) the expedition when all at once were hegd acme DOLIFITL RALF SUPFAiSARD FLUOR CAM i that indicsted the near presence of some- body not a member of ut -party The ut I i i 'ii 4 1 i' A i i I 1 Illiu -1 ladei 6 BONE A Attention! Farmers and Dealers ORAIN Do you want a pure bloom- ing Complexion If so a few apphcattons of Hagant's MAGNOLIA BALM will gratif'y you to your heart's content It does away with Sallowness Redness Pimples Blotches and all diseases and imperfections of the skin It overcomes the flushed appear once of heat fatigue and excitement It makes a lady of THIRTY appear but TWENTY and so natural gradual and perfect are its effects that it is impossible to detect its application THIRTY appear but TYVtN mv and SO natural isgradual and perfect are I effects that It is Impossible to detect Alo "I'1 Seed Oats! seed Oats! Seed Oats! t'eed Oats! I Got 1 Bate acted favorably upon 'hie petition for a respite of eixty days Herbert stated that he hoped within that time to collect enough testimony in hia behalf to have his sentence committed to imprisonment for life While the petition was signed by no one except Herbert severe of his friende had either seen the Governor in person or written to him In support ot the application The date fixed yesterday for the hanging is Friday June The scaffold upon which Herhert was to be bung is completed A reprieve of sixty days W41 also granted Jim Baxter the murderer of Mrs Martha Lane of Lebanon He was to have been hanged April 9 but has a lease en life till June A tit tfie application for the hanging is dch 'Herbert was to A reprieve of sixty Jim Baxter the 'the Lane of Lebo- men hanged April 9 VII June it A Stab It Burned The alarm from box 25 at 4:30 o'clack yesterday afternoon was caused by the partial burning of the stable Instils rear of the residence of lit A OoowIo 156 South Eighth street The roof and second Boor of the building provender harness and several other small articles were detroyed This is the third stable in that Immediate vicinity which has been recentty burned Au incendiary must ba at work residence of Mr A Ocoliwin 156 South Eighth street The roof and second Boor of the building provender harness and several other small articles were de stroyed- This is the third stable in that immediate vicinity which has been re centiy burned An incendiary must ht at work We have for male: 10 Cars Reformed WV lee Oats 10 Cars Reformed Block Oet I Core Reformed Punt-proof Oats 8 RHEA SON' y12 ed Vrtitek tio Coed SON' have for ale: 10 oa Reformed Crrmed WV Coots 10 Cars Reformed Block Oats I Ca Reformed Bust-proof Oats 8 RHEA SON'i y12 DONE BENG THE BASIS OF ALL OUR L) Manures and is oonsidered by Poni of the most celebrated Agricultural Chembeof England France Scotland and Saxony Superior to any fertilizer manufactured for the Noll of the farmer And when sown broad cast with from 200 to 300 lbs to the acre it will beactit the land from 7 to 10 years While with the am moniated Super Phosphates it only luta about three (8) years and will leave thesoll poorer than before the application Our gooas are perfectly free from adulteration You are cordially invited to call and examine for youraelvee and will leave perfectly satisfied that the old worn out farm lands of the South can be permanently reclaimed by the naa of SINGER'S PURR BOXII NIHAU Prim $35 fore aingleton SINGIti CO itanufactUremb oodly Teas of L-1117i-I6rtili- manufactured the former And when sown broad cast with from 200 to ZOO lbs to the acre tt will bescfit the land from 7 to 10 years While with the am M0131Sted griper Phorphatea it only luta about three (8) years and will leave thesoll pottier than before the application Our goous ate perfectly free from adulteration Ton are cordially invited to call and exam ine for yourselves and will leave perfectly salts- fied that the old worn out farm lands of the by then for leton MA I prim Sa5 gcmth can be permanently reclaimed se of SINGER'S PURR 110211 eing town a mmanufsettirele Mill 'Ali Mashvillca Telall 1 4 lv i 1 'CI 61' itv oNs Kt FREE the speedy cute Nerroue Debinty Lott bood Degpondeneyem A ropy of 'trill be tent free leeled Addtrae feel lot ilEALTB lao lizth ItCisteianatg hat tuAbitsstly SCIP 1 FalEE PRE set PRCIt of HEATIONS found it oINLTH' peedy cure Norreut Dennit bood Despondency etc A ropy of the of will be sent free sealed Address MCI REALT11 tee Sloth IttCiatinallitt feetuthusuttetv 10131 tuthAsatly tem-noes within the trve were partly must 7-- btuchuvrti xvulu tuo at ym 4 News ham boon -received from Lake et mien Le that la boring well at the Sulphur mina oil woe struck at a depth of 859 feet and la flowing at the rote of 200 barrolodally News has I been received from We et aries Is that in boring well at the Sulphur mine oil was struck at a depth of 859 feet end flowing at the este of 200 bameledailv ea a I Cat and gradually grew stronger and It Is estimated at the Treasury Depart-clearer Th aocents could not ment thst there bas been a reduction of be interpreted but were evidently intended about lt4 250000 in the public debt durillg to express disappointment mortification the mouth 1 he Tresonry Depart- been a reduction of 1 public debt durit2g tot ZNII111t141 Ifitn4 thit h( ft Met 1 1 to bit id iri tiAl '11'9 for ent lititn4 1 I IgAlt it 1 1 l) i 1 1 tabs th in fte this in4 ft ost littel4 EN( Ai 9 4.