The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

A i A '6 TIED DAILY JUILIIMUAN MONDAY MOTINING MAY 24 18843 araM 8 g1 1 1 1 Indications for Nash vill4 and Vieinity--Local rams followed by fair weather nearly sta tionary temperature va Forced Bankibtipt Sale Sevtrailee Coal will Nell until June 22 HEN'S BOYS' and CHM- MIEN'S FINE CLOTHING Not until you see the prices on these Goods can you be convinced how cheap they are selling Prices marked in plain figures CORNER CHURO AND SUMMER STS --'-f--- 51 ts alms 111' 4 '---1- c- i -i- 11) 1 006 I qtN-nkollti tevyr yl4(eppry-t '9- ttk I iit 1 Tago i11A AL0044 ----y-----7----1'----- k-------------i------ I 2-k' ----ts-- ------4- oa Ar 4 i Coal 14b CITA Force rupt an Alb ill 4 4 4 a it I will Nell until June 22 HEN'S BOYS' and CHITA 7 i OYAC 441 Ni191 i 4 DBEN'S FINE CLOTHING Not until you see the i- 4-- iky 1 I a 4 '1 ikk 4 1 1" 3 I 4111t511: prices on these Goods can you be convinced how cheap 1 lics -a 1) they are selling Prices marked in plain figures 1 A110 t1 c-i- 1 111 Alk lit'' -L til litr' c--- 4 9 sm) CORNER CHUROH AND SUMMER STS 1116000 4n-441161M k-xe I 4' -----4 Lt 4k 0m04A tit L--- i 4 1 '1------ 91co i A "e---' 4 A wt etn iciityo tncwNclh to-' A ear 1 dr----- ------ta--r-t-------- ------12 i------- i-- -0--- --------ich'- oaf ran followed by Gov------7- 14 il 41 I IC 4 -----7---- --2----- y-- --s 5- --E--- fair weather nearly sta tionory temperature va 1 Qaaog I (0 0 For Prompt Delivery and Cheap Coal Telephone 591 13 COL113U1r9C Agent mv22t m122 For Prompt Delivery and Cheap Coal Telephone 591 riabk winds generally southerly tt no BABE BALL American ational Bank The Last of the Charleston Absolutely Pure Nashville Series 0 MB 11 LW" Auao power is not already pcssessed the constitutional right to furnish employment for surplus labor As the General Government owns and regulates for the good of the whole postoffices and customhouses why not also transportation and commercial facilities by railroads much needed turnpikes etc If as suggested in a previous communication postoffice savings banks II de the (it Government the dopository of the laboring man's surplus savings it seems reasonable that it should also provide employment for all surplus labor Our light-houses our coast-harbors our navigable rivers our roads of communication our navy and army all require additions improvements works of infinite general value Our commerce needs to know exacty the rates at which surplus productions goods etc can be transported and if Government as in many European countries owned and controlled the railroads the rates might be uniform and the profits would go to meet general expen es and pay off national Indebtedness power i not already pessesed the con s- stitutional right to furnish employment for surplus labor As the General ernment owns and regulates for the good of the whole postoillees and custom- houses wile not also transoortation and commercial farilitien hi-rahroadm mu 1 Notes From the Southern League Diamoad Ntror About the Dummy CASH CAPITAL $1000000 This powder never rules A marvel of purity Strength and wholesonseneas More soonomical Man the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in Sompotition with the multitude of low test ithmt weight alum or phosphate powders Bold oa4 in suns "Loyal Baking Powder Oo 106 Wall Weed It jp St damly Argumentum ad Crumenam SpHog and Sommer stook of 'CLOTHING Gents' Furnishing Goods 130A1113 OF Diumcorons I COLE er KIRKMAN Rev Dr It A YOUNG BUSH JOHN LEA I JOHN GRAY EDGAR JONES BERRY A HARRIS BURNS A ATCHISON BYRD DOUGLAS Jr JOHN WOODARD A PIQUE HILLMAN WEAKLEY JOIDI HOUSTON CRAIGHEAD JOHN ORE Gen IL JACKSON KIRKMAN WM PORTER This Bank has united with it the rruirty) 13ANIK of this city and has increased its Capital Stock to 051CpC)C)9COCOC) With inbreased 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 President 7 Et We COLE Chairman Executive Committee STATE or THE WEATHER Bina Scoria Observations Nuhvillo May 233886 la the most replete ever exhibited in this market 1 Many elegant stilts on the Bargain Counter I can be bought for ISO per cent lees than the original price No 3 North Cherry street Opposite' Maxwell House Iebrit Pi Wtacl tan Bay 11 VI Weethlr time 8 Dien tV't7 7:00 cm 30 038 NW 1 00C1ear 11:00 cm 800:7 8 8 Fair 8:00 2994 S7j 8 00 Fair 7:00 29 92 8 10 JIear 10:00 pm 299091 8 8 6 00 Clear 11:00 pm 2991 75 8 4 00 Fair fe21 til jy5 I In their shoes in the fear that he was after their players The only thing be brought back home was his family his hemp and any number otnicequito biles Sporting New: The Atlanta players refused to play at Atlanta Saturday last until fines imposed on Cline Moore Williams Lyons and others of the team bad been remitted There came very near being a strike Sporting News: Dundon the deaf and dumb pitcher of the Nashville team was fined recently by Umpire Ben Young for kicking The kick consisted of walking towards the plate and throwing up both hands towards Young in a manner that plainly said "you're I peach" Savannah News: 0 Haas secretary and treasurer of the Savannah Association has gone to Tennessee It is stated that he will look after the club as its manager in the absence of Manager Morton who I on the lookout for a new catcher in place of McLaughlin and a third baseman The Sporting Life man is to fresh in criticising the mistakes of others Re should study up a little himeelL The other day he printed a note that Sneed was playing great ball for the Memphis club when the fact is Sneed is connected with the Nashville Enquirer The Sporting Life man is correct Sneed is business manager and right fielder of the Memphis club Brynan left for his home in Philadelphia Saturday night Just as the train which he was on pulled out of the depot a messenger came running up with a telegram from Manager Sneed of Memphis making him an oiler of MO per month The message was forwarded to Gallatin but as nothing has been heard from him it is supposed that Charlie preferred to return to the Quaker city rather than play in the South New York Sportsman: Pitchers should be a little less open-banded with their bases on balls When a batter hits the ball the fielders have a chance at it but when you put in six balls in every latitude and longitude except the precise ones in which you should put it you make him a present of the base Bases on balls have been especially fatal this season A great majority of the games played hase been lost through their agency New York Sportman: UnCpire Young's lot is surely not a happy one Last year he umpired in the Southern League and he was stifled with the incense of popular approval The American Association longed for such a prize In the lurid western burghs the people hanging drawing and quartering their umpires and the Association determined to secure this new apostle of peace They secured him and toe very first day he had to he escorted from the grounds by the Their rage at the rulings of other umpires was the height of good humor when compared with the frenzy that now took poisession of them Poor Young begged piteously for his release and it was granted Re fled back to his first love in the South but here all was changed The honey had turned to gall and opprobrium mountain high was heaped upon hie head In the morning the door-knob of his boarding-house in Atlanta was festooned with hempen loops and in the shades of eveninr figures with shot-guns skulked silently about The end is not yet te the fear that be was after in hir shoes in their players The only wog be hrologilll ticyknbuommglerlithil bie bagPg a incognito biles Sporting Newt: The Atlanta players re- fused to play at Atlanta Saturday last until fines Imposed on Cline Moore yilliama ESTABLISHED ISAL The Mercantile Agency THE CHICAGO RAWHIDE OMANIIFII CO MANUFACTURERS DUN a CO 6 DAILY AVMAGIC IMaztem pentium 69 barometer29 959 Min temperature AVRO thermom'r Owns: night 1 day trace 7:00 a 75th Meridian time oorreeponda to 6:00 a In standard or Sat a Nashville local time etc tVelocity in miles Der hoar 4'11f1 the aid Proteetioa of Trade aid Col locum' of Debts Rawhide Bolt Lace Loather Harms ad Harness Loather trY 3KILEUGEWS IPATENT kiltronsg BILLS MIAMI NABEIVILLI TRNN Mara 29 Robt Brien My Dear sir: In reply to your favor of the 271h asking my opinion of the leather manufactured by the Chicago Raw- hide Manufacturing Company I have to lay 4 that the articles that I have used from this com- Strings lace leather fine Bridles and Wagon Whips-1 unhesitatingly superior to any I have ever used as regards strength and pliability and I think will prove more durable The impression of some that leather is simply the common rawhide is an or roneous one This leather does not harden trot 90 being rained on and sun dried but becomo more pliable It is highly superior in this to gard in toy opinion and as proof of my faith in the leather I have ordered wagon harness complete of this material I am pleased to know that you have opened a house in the city for supplying this community with the goods My Intention is to use this ma- terial for slimy mill and thresher belting in the future I should be gratified to lee a branch of the Chicago factory established in Nuhville YoUrs truly AcKSON War Department Signal nerve 0 Meteemlogleal 'award 23 lige Ob serrations taken at 13)0 pm bih meridian time at all thestations named: THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS OF RAWHIDE BELTING IN THE COUNTRY TO DAY'S GAMES Charleston at Nashville Bavannsh at Memphis Augusta at Chattannooga Macon at Atlanta The last pme of the Charleston series will be played this afternoon For the third the visitors will present their crack battery Weyhing and Hines Manager Cushman is very anxious to winanother pine from the locals and will depend on Weybing to do the work Dundon and Bhellhue will represent the locals Dandon had no trouble in downing three of the visiting boxmen in FrIday's game and will do his best to win today There seems to exist among the Nashville patrons of the game a feeling that Dundon Has let down in his pitching How the Idea obtaincd its start is not known and it is uselexs to deny it as everv one knows that Dundon is working hard to win and taking everything into consideration is probably doing the beet work of his life It is true that he has heretofore appeared to be sulky when in the box but it is not out of place to say that this state of feeling was the result of some misunderstand ing between him and his former catcher McVey But McVey boa been released and consequently the two can no longer have any outagreements upon the hall Dandon is highly pleased with Scheilhase his new back stop and says he is going to do his best to win Of course he as well as any other pitcher is liable to lose sometimes but is it not unjust to say that he is not valuable? Give him a hearty welcome In his determination to do his best and none will appreciate it more than the "Dummy" Following are the teams for to-day: Nashville Charleston Dundon --Pitcher We hing fichellhase Catcher Hines Bowders First base Powell 1 O'Brien Second base Btosnan Hillery Third base Holland Beard ---Short amp Richmond Goldsby Left field Earle field Oilman or McVey arr Right field Crowley HOW THEY STAND A glance at the table below will show a wonderfully beautiful race When compared with the one published in Tits AMERICAN Saturday morning it will be found that the following changes have taken place as the result of Saturday's contests: Atlanta displaces Bevan-nab at first place Savannah dropping down to second Nashville still holds her own at third having gained a point on Savannah Augusta hold' her own at fourth while Memphis advances one place tying Macon for fifth place Chattanooga drops back a point but still keeps her place at seventh while Charleston brings up the rear However she deserves better things and will prove it ere long ROBT BRIEN et CO Sole Agents RANCH OFFICES IN ALL THR rninoirAt AP (Attu of A erica and Europe We have on record the detailed history of our three uarters of a million tierchan traderallsnu beturers Bankers etc all of which is accessible to subscribers A Reference Book containing these umnea together with an of capital and credit rating is published in January Nord July and September of each year Bubscriberg are also furnished with daily and gemi-weekly sheets of business changes Pocket Reference Books tor the use Of travelers always on hand I The facilities of tie Agency Collection Department superior advantages for the collection of put-due claims and is open to the use el mu Chants generody whether snbscribers tut on bL rs 4 eel 1 ell A oft Pa Oh Telephon No 1155 to2 ly 6 South Market Street NISHEILLE TENN I RELIEF! Ag Mt Bar 1 ITner I A go Platiel I 8-hour 24-hr 5 I rIWeather change ch'ge Fi 1 savannah 29 96 -06 0 8 00 8 Na Jack souville 2999 -06 85 2 02 Fair I Atlanta 3000 -06 84 10 NW 00 Clear Mont gomery 2999 -09 84 NW 00 Clear Vicksburg-- 30 03 -03 87 4 8 00 Clear New Orleans 30 01 -05 85 2 NW 00 Clear Fort Smith 29 90 -11 92 2 00 Clear Little Bock- 29 96 -06 89 8 8 00 Fair Galveaton- 3008 t03 81 0 8 00 Clear Chattanooga 30 Ou -08 87 t16 8 VI 00 Clear Memphis- 2999 -05 90 00 Clear Loulavi1le129 90 -09 86 1 8 CO Clear Indianapolis 2L94 -03 62 -24 8 77 ill'y min Cincinnati-- 2989 -Al 8) 21N It 01 Fair Pittsburg- 3002 t08 80 6 04 Fair Chicago 2996 CO 61 -14 00 Cloudy St Paul--13001 -03 81' 2 00 Clear La Crosse-- 2999 -02 79 4 NW 00 Hazy Dubuque- 00 Cairo- 29 95 -06 87 2 Fair Springfield- 2991 -01 88 1 NW 00 Fair St Louis-- 2993 -04 88 2 00 Fair Leavenworth 29 92 -08 83- NE 00 Clear Omaha- 3004 t01 83 8 00 Clear Iiimnarck- 30 07 -02 85 4 NW 00 Fair Cheyenne-- 30 15 01 77 9 00 Clear Denver- 3014 04 79 1 00 Fair Mout Raul cherry Rhea Rhea NIMBLE Mall AND CAIRO MAIL STEAMERS AD ciino MERS: FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER FRO3C Nor larthez paruoluers impost ethos Clank St ter College Nashville Ten JOSEPII FRITH District Manager Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville sell 2tewly too ool lite 3 4411 I THE COW TO cArzrzy TI4E FAST MAIL trirp7 411VAIttP4'''6- tIA3Zr'AN4 11ILI tXLCSIZO OV THE COW 1-1PrP146 TO cArzrzy 1-I4E FAST MAIL rrn-Tr 1J tIFIT! 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WI inappreciable rThunderstorm WELT SHALG WE DO WITH It? corroNiutotopt BULLICTIN For 24 hours ending May 281 1884 5 tn Standard time It Is the only line with Its own track front CHICAGO TO DENVI-Et "FOR FORTY YEARS I have been a victim to of the time a sufferer from EXCRUTIATING PAINS ACROSS ICY FOREHEAD and KY NOSTRILS The discharges were so offensive that I hesitate to mention it except for the good it may do some other 1116816 er I have spent a young fortune from my earn-Digs during my forty years of suffering to obtain relief from the doctors I have tried patent one I could learn the four corners of the earth with no relief And AT LAST (57 years of age) have met with a rem- edy that has cured me me a new man I weighed 128 pounds and now weigh IA I used thirteen bottles of the medicine and the only regret I have is that being in the humble walks of life I may not have influence to prevail on all catarrh sufferers Louse what hu cured me to 8 MI bargee Ion it 1116816 earn-obtain patent lin the And a new ih 146 id the amble liana red me DROUILLARD Leaves Nashville every MONDAY at 5 RHEA Leaves Nashville every FRIDAY at a 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 Railmad giving through tickets to principal points in Tow Kansas Missouri Nebraska Arkansas and Cali fonlia Special inducements offered to emigrants NASHVILLE I EVANSVILLE PACKET Steamer CHERRY Leavea every WEDNESDAY at 12 o'clock Connects at Evansfille with boats for Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburg with tl for Terre Haute Indianapolis and Chicago For rates or information call on or addressT a RYMAN superintendent GALLA NHER general agent (Broad street Nashville Tenn Telephone Z51 non till iv' IAR Ly 5Dp a o'clock No of TMax Min Temp I wshal "1111 statins emp Wilmington-- 10 89 63 11 Charleston- 5 87 64 18 Augusta 12 87 62 08 Savannah-- 12 88 65 01 Atlanta 11 87 59 08 Montgomery 9 86 61 02 Mobile 8 80 62 00 Now Orleans- 9 92 63 AO Galveston- IS 87 65 00 Vicksburg 4 87 83 Little Rock-- 11 92 60 00 Memphis 19 91 62 -Mainfall inappreciable IF ANYBODY WANTS ANIMA) in the way of Stationery 'whether of the plainest and cheapest or of the latest craze Sr more expensive qualities call apon as we think we can please ea Our stock is task and complete aid new varieties aid novelties are now constantly being received New Portfolios and Writing Tablets Sealing Wax Tapers and Beetle Autograph Photograph and Scrap Albums in an endless variety Wedding Beceptioa aid Visiting Cards engraved and printed in the best styles ea short notice School Slates sad Pencils Scratch Soaks and Pads Pens Pencils and Ink includisg all the many varieties of these very necessary articles We try to WI good geodes whether it be the cheapest more expensive qualities ud at the lowest possible prices Try alder all eireamstances to give good value for the money received A raj's CLOT street of 1 ith el lel WI All UI gel Bel $al WU We the ui all for Co i 1 I 1 a 7 i i i 'El 5 5 3 ei I a-4 e5 4 Nashville 2 4 4 4 14 5 38 8 avannah 1 lb 6'25 2 Augusta 4 8 8 4 14 518 4 4 1 5 6 16 640 1 8 5 3 2 13 481 5 Macon 4 1 5 3 13 481 4 10 4 7 Charleston 8 1 2 8 8 8 Games 12 9 13 9 14 14 15 17 103 GUINN'S PIONBBB BLOOD BENEWEIt Writ JZIMNOFSKY 8 A "HENRY CHEV19 "No 267 Second 61 Macon GA Vith IMAM 'DROWN'S IRON BITTERS FURNISHED EN jj ergy and tone to the system of Miss Frances Hartenstein Douglas avenue Nashville Tenn and enriched and purified her impoverished blood my24 ex su 20t "Mr Henry Chesee the writer of the above formerly of Crawford County now of Macon Ga merits the confidence of all interested in catarrh A HUFF 'Ex-Mayor of Macon above lawn ited in Daffy "sport of Stage of Water with Chang In 24 hours euding at 2:00 ta May 28 lane nth meridian time: A liOb I (Mangos Low figagrOWS Water Riga PAIL Pia FEU HYROYAL PILLS lath ft 110th 1 ft 871 2 I 871 2 SUPEI113 FLESH PRODUCER TOMO Lt-cis 'i 8c TOSIC ft 100 0 9 12 04 01 01 1 01 7 Either by way of Omaha Pacific El Joseph Atchison or Kansas City It connects in Union Depots with rough trains front New York Philadelphia Boston And all Eutern points It la the principal line to BAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND WI OF EXICO It traverses all of the six great States nolo Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas Colo rado with branch lines to all their important cities and towns From Chicago Peoria or LouM it rune every day in the year from one to three elegantly equipped through trains over its men tracks between Chicago and Deever Chicago and Omaha Chicago and Council Chicago and Bt Joseph Chicago and Atchisoa Chicago and Kansas City Chicago and Topeka Chicago and Cedar Rapids Chicago and Sioux City Peoria Bluff Peoria and Kansas City St Louis and Omaha Et Louis and St Paul Kansas City and Denver Kansas City and St Paul Kansas City and Omaha PIM all points In Northwest Wein an Bonthwat Its equipment is complete and firat-elass it every particular and at all important points Interlocking Switches and Signals are weed thus insuring comfort and safety For 'tickets Rates General Information etc regarding the Burlington Route call on any Ticket Agent in the United States Or Canada address I POTTER tat Gem dgrChietigo RINEY STONE Asst Gen Mgr Chicago Emma! LOWNIL Gen Aft Chicagl DROWN'S IRON BITTERS RELIEVED MRS I) Addle Phelps 82 North College street Nashville Tenn from great sufferings mom dyg pepsia and weakness peculiar to her sex She is in better health than she ever was my24 ex on 20t i MdetJall AW AA 111 VT Afa 00 OL De somaaaLosaanala szoolvrit 13 BT 'Duns Naw YontE May large number of spectators at Ridgewood Park to-day were treated to a game full of hits and errors The game was altoiether a very poor exhibition of ball playing InningE Brooklyn 0 0 0 2 e1 1 0 21-12 Bt 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 0-12 Euned runs Brooklyn 2 First bus on or rors Brooklyn 6 St Louts 5 Two bus hits Peoples 3 Comiskey 1 Welch 1 Robinson 1 Nicol 1 Bus bits13rooklyn 12 St Louis 12 Errors Brooklyn 7 Bt Louis 10 DIkKOND 'DROWN'S IRON BITTERS ENTIRELY RE US lieved Mr Bolt corner Tenth and Stain treats PM Nashville Tenn of lyapepels and it never hu returned She tried everything ehoe vrithont novae' 111124 41 ex en 20t NW it II Wit 0 0 "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH" The Original and Only Genuine lists sad Reliable Beware or wortkleas to LA I ES Adak yoar Drumlin tor "Chicticeter's Ruth" and take as other or latioes to fataraps) to as tor particulars in tour by return ins NAME PAPER Chichester Chemical Ca In Illadloun Square Platisthat rib Sell by Druggists everywbere Ask tor irbiebes Ser's Disgt" Pennyroyal Pills 'Yaks as owe ter Salo by all leading Druggists Ora namtnnth lv urn 10 5 19 9 98 811 4 56 141 2 82 23 8 8 8 Chattanooga New Orleans 0 0 01 8 0 5 01 1 still in Business 017111WB PIONEER BLOOD BENZIN Cures all Blood and Bkm Diseases Itherimathriz Scrofula Old Sores A perfect Spring Medicine II i not your market it will be forwarded on receipt of prim Small bottles BLOC large bottles 8178 Essay on Blood and Skin Meuse mailed his MACON MEDICINE COMPANY Macon Ga OD RENLIVEM ases Rheumathmt Spring Medicine I be forwarded On es 1100 large bot- seues mailed free COMPANY 1 Maoon MIL MOUNOIMIL Magi 81111a100171 8 A DROWN'S IRON BITTERS CURED THE LIT-IL tie daughier of Mrs Leake 230 South High street Nashville Tenn of a 'evens attack of malarial fever for which she is very grateful my24 ex su 20t 'No game to-morrow Dandon will do his beet today Go down and tee Sho Matte throw to the HILLER For Salt by SPURLOCL flel CO self dbw ROWS'S IRON mrrzas RELIEVED MR8 Nettie Ei Johnson No 19 South College street Nashville Tenn from sick headache and cured several of her friends of dyspepsia my24 ex sit 20t flel A CO RELIEVED MRS 19 South College sick headache and i dyspepsia 1A NASHVILLE TEEL Feb 17 1886--Having sold my do in the Ontaa Stewart Stone Company and redilltad mY Position I will on-thine to contract for CUT STONE MARBLE GRANITE WORK 1- Yard emir Corner Oak and Nigh Ste loath Nashville Thankbig my and the public for tetanal Pationalitti I bola 10 merit continuanoe of the same JOON OMAN US 1- 167 South High its 01i OM CU the absolute distressing female sex 1 41 i Watts ape- ming di 1 male max absolute ipso- distressing dia 1' female sox a Treats exclutdvely dieesses of the Eye Ear and Throat Office nor 'Onion and Bummer Sta (formerly occupied by the late DrVS Lindeley) ROUES-9 te 12 a in and I to 4 Telephone aca eche ly BRADFIELD 0 Suggestions Looking to the Utilisation of Surplus Labor Richard Owen in the Current: This is a difficult question to answer but a few suggestive hints may aid somewhat in the solution of the great problem even if they contain nothing specially new Some optimists may say we have done very well for several thousand years and no doubt will continue to do Ito Pessimists on the other hand may be so much discouraged as to say the Revolution is upon us the great successary conflict between labor and capital and nothing can now avert it More mature reflection should modify both these The Nineteenth Century has witnessed more laborlaving machinery invented and applied more Idiscoveries presented to practically shorten distances and give us more time than was the case during all the previous centuries of the earth's history On the other hand probably even the French Revolution might have been prevented had wise just and unselfish counsels prevailed and the gigantic expenditures of Louis XIV been diverted Into channels of industry and to the employment of the starving and suffering by giving them work on useful public undertakings Hence it Is the part of wise men and should be our immediate duty to see if something is not radically wrong in our 'system and if so speedily to remedy it Many years since my father Robert Owen pointed out the fact that laborlaVily machinery which ought to be a blessing to all- was under our defective social system adding to the poverty and suffering of the laboring classes Take for instance the valuable improvements made by Sir Arkwright toward the latter part of the eighteenth century At first they were productive of great benefit to the laboring classes until machinery was so multiplied that at the lowest calculation one man or woman with a machine could do the work formerly requiring ten men or women thus throwing nine men or women out of employment For a time this surplus labor could be directed into other channels 'but after a time overprOduction compelled a sturdy Briton to break stones on the turnpike for 25 cents per day walking sometimes several miles day to and from his work and supporting on this inadequate pay a wile and from three to five children I have myself witnessed such cases as they occurred before I left Great Britain in 1827 In this country the case is different as long as we have surplus lands and the laborer can by any means get transportation West but too many- immicranta remain in the large cities where finally women in Order to earn their -daily bread have to make a man's shirt of fair average quality for 121 cents Wneu by means of labor-saving machinery of combinations for importing cheap labor of countless acres taken by companies for the grazing of cattle and possibly a partial failure of crops for a year or two the tension or strain on our commercial social system reaches its height whereby every year numbers of the unskilled laborers become poverty-stricken if wisdom and justice do not devise some remedy undou btedly the fears of the pessimist might be realized and our noble country overWhelmed and desolated by a bloody revolution under the rallying cry: "Give us bread" To avert this awful catastrophe I suggest that Government may have by the enpreined will of the people if that AO evert this awful catastrophe I Wig feet that Government may have by the expressed vtiu of the people if thou nolo 'but after a time overprO- ducuon compelled many Briton to break stones on the urnpike for 25 cents per day walkin tg a sturdy sometimes several miles day to and his work and supporting ou this from ua iadte ifd th to ci PlYa an rom ree 1 five children have myself witnessed such cases as they occurred before I left Great Britain in 1827 In this country the case is different as long as we have surplus lands and the laborer can by any means get transpor- tation West Mit too many immi granta remain in the large cities where finally women in Order to earn their -dal) 1 bread have to make a man's shirt of fitly aye ualit for 12L cents sage (I a Wneu by means of labor-saving ma- ellinskty of romhinationa for imnorting benefit to the laboring classes until wiilwatcheshitanmecalryacchinwurauesooncomuoullndetidpmollanedthethaorwotrw7mithoaniNe merly requiring ten men or women thus throwing nine men or women out of 0111 ployment For tame! this surplus labor could be directed Into other chap- -MOWN' IRON BITTERS RELIEVED Bit Mary Dobson corner Clay and Hamilton streets Nashville 3 sun of troubles peculiar to her max and of dyspepsia She gladly meow mends it 1ay24 ex su 20t mends it rnrzi a ex su 2Ut TRUSTEE SALE 1111Y1B DISPATONIL Onrcnewort May river to 19 feet inches and falling Weather heavy thunderstorm- Mineral) Tantt May stationary of Calm Vickihurg 5 Lin Coal QV Ohio River 11 a in Weather clear Lormvnii May falling with 8 feet 6 inches in the canal and 6 feet 8 inches on the falls Buoiness fair Weather clear and pleasant Memphis Paris Brown New Orleans JOHNSONVILLI Toms May The river la 8 feet8-10 inch on the gauge and rising 'slowly Weather warm and clear The WA Johnson arrived from Paducah at 6 and left for Florence at 8 BT Louis May 78 river has fallen 7 inches and is 23 feet 2 inches by the gauge Weather clear and warm during the day but a very heavy rain thunder and lightning storm prevailed to-night Duke Pitts burg Duke Memphia Baker Obion Mier CA1110 May 23-River is 87 feet I inches and Weather clear and warm Granite State Cincinnati 7 a Nisbet St Louts 6 a ws Clyde Ohio River 9 a in Schmid Cincinnati 10 a ft Wood Memphis 10 a Buckeye State Mound City II a in Raymond Romer New Orleans 2 State Cincinnati 1 a 111 Nesbit Ohio River 6 a Clyde St auto 10 a In Schenck New Orleans 2 pm 8 Wood Louisville 1 pm Baymond Homer Louisville 8 in Buckeye State Memphis 4 no A A --I A Mk A --ul a-171u-cTil'aio- Star ido-ma auk city It in Raymond Reyna: NewOrlegna 1 10 a tn kt Schenck New Orleans 2 P- Inlit Wood Lojte leville I 11 A eye sp turd nomeris Louisvill 5 Buck te Memph 4 10 tn 111CLIC5 SEM IN Za CUM vy Kau 96 Weather cle Aft 3udka: rib uttula anidmonillighpthianthgBakstormer CAIRO Nay 23River is 87 feet inches and fallic ar nd warm ii Granite State Cincinnati Nisbet 6 a Clyde Ohio River 9 a a11 In ROWN'S IRON BITTERS RELIEVED MRS King No 126 Deaderick street Nash-wide Tenn when suffering intensely with neuralgia No mild came from physicians but this Medleine named the polio to dtakappett terns ex se 2t viii rail! elm WI re malgte2 cams nom pnytooloun medipine enft the puns to (wisps's Old Point Comfort Va I I An infallible and specific for all the diseases peculiar to the A trial mean' a cure Old Point Comfor Va An infallible and 4 41 I I el ft141 1 AVNNY SOLN17 I elfin for all the eases peculiar to the A trial mean' a cure 1DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO Lk me executed Oct 11813 by 0 Ruemerkeit recorded in book 81 page 508 It I will sell at the court-house door in Nash villa on Saturday Juin 5 at 11 A IL a certain piece of land fronting 67 feet 6 inches on Ophelis avenue corner Filmore street and running back 150 feet together with the storehouse dwelling and all other improvements thereon Sale free from the equity of redemption Terms cash A TURNERXrustee my28 tds therein Sale Iree from the equity of redemp- tion Terms cash A TURNERXrustee my23 tds sat 5 A atDEED 0:1 Pio: kat sT Oct 11813 by 0 Rudmer- kortinreecoexgendteig book 81 page 508 will melt at the court-house door in Nash villa on certain piece of land a ronting 67 feet 6 inches Op lia avenue coiner Filmore street and (Irunnulubleback 150 feet together with the store- hones dwelline and all other improvements HYGEIA HOTEL Terms for the season of 1886 beginning Junet reduced 25 to 50 per cent but the highest standud of excellence maintained Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet terms PIKE Manager my4 Sm Sand lot illustrated descriptive pamphlet terms 111Y4 8111 Pug Miniager HYGEIA HOTEL Terms for the oeseon of 1886 beginning Juliet reduced 26 to 50 per cent but the highest stand szd of excellence maintained p' Bradley haa reoeived an offer from the Detroit To-day' ll game is the last of the Charles ton aerie" Alex Voss is still bitting the balls hard for Leadville Maskrey recently released by Louisville has signed with Cincinnati Clark reoently released by Charleston will be given by Atlanta Vieyhing and Hines will again occupy the point' for the visitors to-day The Atlantu are negotiating for Pyle who is now pitching for the Newark Gilks Of last season's Chattanooga hu been signed by Binghampton (N Y) The LOtellY11141 player' are said to be lulling very badly Ramsey leads the gang Bittman says that the locals will have no trouble In pounding the "Chinaman' The Atlantan are said to be mooring the earth for couple of pitchers aid a right fielder Manager Cushman has signed a new pitcher named Groaning Be is expected to arrive today Nothing small about Philadelphia They claim with Sunday games they could draw 75000 people to a gems Rittman still improving It is hoped tint be will be well enough to play in Tneedey's game against Savannah No more record playing The boys all say they are going to play to win and let the medals go to the ones deserving them Hellman and Hillery were not credited by the official scorer with the fine double play made in Saturday's game It was a 'It is said that several members of the Charleston team will be their Mean se soon as new players can be signed to take their places Getsain of the Detrolta and Clarkton of the Chloagos are old opponent' They have been rivals in many game in the old Northweetern League Atlanta Constitution: Manager Goldsb7 Is evidently making the Nashville' play for all they are worth and is proving himself to be a moat competent manager Sporting News: When President Luca" went through the South on pleasure bent all tin Southern League managere quaked -----c Sporting News: When President Luca' allasht thrOs sollugatherutheLsiguSOnthet women Pageralteanresuakbenedt 1 I i 1 pou -g---azi-g--7 Pittman says that the locals will have no Wahl in nding the "Chinaman" The Atiantas are said to be mooring the ea today rth for a couple of pitchers and a right fielder Manager Cushman has signed a new pitcher named Gre3ning He is expected to arriss to-dnY- Nothing small shout Philadelphia They claim with Sundsy games they could draw 75000 people to a gems 1 Ritt man still improving It is hoped eilat he will he wall enough to play in Tueedey's game against Savannah- 4 No more record playing The boys all th gre going to plity tO win and let BY the medals go to the ones deserving them TrAtn ait ITillarg were tent arralitad Ramsey leads wthhnosolpiiikeissiwAn been signed by BInghempton (If Y) dab badly The LOU'Ifilla players ere Wed to be inehint yen the JAdiee suffering from troubles peculiar to their men no settee what kind can Ind relief and cure ix a bottle of Bradlield'a 4 Female Regulator CHANCERY SALES m712421 wit -DROWN'S IRON BITTERS ENTIRELY CURED JUI Mr McAllister No 871 South College street Nashville Tenn of inditrestion and made him feel like a new man He considers it a pripiration of unusual merit say 24 41 ex an 20t ORANGE GROVE FR EE 1 MST It 4 Ann ffer lb petrpeas ad startling heal 84 Andrew Bey Colo I cies la different emeratunities thilre offer le mad Write Name plainly ant la is that deed oan he sada eerreetly We pay au twee toe years sod the 410-mero Dream Grove Trost wail be ma MeeleM free alit worth la 6 yeses 11 A00 per mom Bedular pries coo Is 665000 Address for fall particulars DM ANDREWS BAY IL IL AND LAND CO Via obsaati I at et Alamos Bay Fla boots ova Cemented more promptly if you address GiselaModica FEMALE of nea I 4'V grV oka it4 loto I li" a t'S te'' 411k etko 'iekg itallil a LP lop ROWN'S IRON BITTERS ENTIRELY CURED Mr McAllister No Ell South College street Nashville Tenn of indigestion and made him feel like a new man He considers it a FEMALE priptratlon of unusual merit ONY N' -Nie sco my24 41 ex in 20t 4 A 0 0ERY SALE 0V tgAn ORANGE GROVE FREE I zra TRIT1140 AGUES e3 -00 lA 4414 AO I i'sZto iiattIL vi107 4Nnictbst 1 I dies suering from troub ffles la dernest swassUesa ibli:" A Weals? Cala' a am'tae Vi: Trel wir Oral's peculiar to their meg no matted 0 IA50711'111Abde1111r em' Iltullw told am DM ANDREWS BAY IL IL AND LA ta what kind can Ind relief and elasetS Lot Bt Andrews Haydn biota ell i bsuwutwa 'We Prantaln Vsa sedans Chichewa Wass core i a a bottle mel' ds 1 my12012t wit Female Regulator I e'7 -DROWN'S IRON BITTERS TELLY REESTAB LI limbed the health of Mr John King with Thompson Kelly Nashville Tenn when his liver and kidneys were all out of order and nyetem run down uty24 4 ez su 201 FINEST SUMMER RESORT IN AMERICA HOTEL LAFAYETTE MINNETONKA BEACH MINN Offers accommodation unequalled by any hotel in the West Rates Mt per day $75 per month Circular and full particulars sent promptly on application to EUGENIC MEHb Manager St Paul Minn my mofr tojyte BROWS'S IRON ErrrEns RELIEVED IRS Mettle Lewis Nashville Tenn from dye pepsia and liver affections to attacks of which ibe warn subject Nothing afforded her to much relief 1ay24 el su 20t per day $75 per month in Tk ROWN'S IRON nrrrEug FULLY REESTAB limbed the health of Mr John Ring with Thompson Kelly Nashville l'enn when biz liver and kidneys were all out of order and nye- tem run down my 4 ex in 201 UMNER RESORT IN ANERIC FINEST Ae HOTEL LAFAYETTE INN MINNETONKA BEACH I Offers accommodations Unequalled by any hotel the West Rates itit Circulars and full Particulars sent promptly on application to EUGENIC MEHL Manager Bt Paul Minn my3 mofr tojy16 11 ROWS'S IRON ErrrEns RELIEVED IRS Mattis Lewis Nashville Tenn from dys- pepsia and liver affections to attacks of which sha was subleet Nothing afforded her so much llaURSIIANT TO DBCREE8 BENDER BY 1 the Chancery Court at Nsahville and which are entered of record as hereinafter indicated notice is here given that I will expose to public sale at the Court-house door at Nashville upon the terms set out below on Saturday Joao 12 1886 at 12 O'clock to the following described property to-wit: 4 1391 Melville Williams vs SesleyWillistme and I Will anPOne to Public pulseareervt0301 Drt at Niudiville and which are entered of record as hereinafter Indicated notice is here given that sale at the Court-house door at Nashville upon on terms set out below lks 4 td Sauray IS 1886 at IN O'clock 11 Olt 0 1 sne followin described r0 to-witi- a 1) Perth raaa len Roott0311 out IrtROWN'il IRON BITTERS WAS USED BY 11118 Oors Rankin 212 Foster street Northea4 Nashville Tenn for disordered liver and indi- geetion Sits says the medicine cannot be sec mv24 et Int 20t Natsolrratzmat -toortag raving Cos Ocentposition Rooters Asphalt Bitumen and Ottaernt Pavers Front IL Lower Landing Telephone 20e it anwtotb so 43 rtROWN IRON BIT dlo Oars Rankin 221 Nashville Tenn tor gestion She says Ott Natsol-Itutimn -1 ConspositIon Roots and Gone 'Front It Lover le goring raving Cu go Asphalt Bitumen rta ravers ding Telephone det fi Roorwoth ent nROWW8 IRON BITTERS WAS USED BY MRS as Ogre Rankin 212 Foster street Nortbea5 Nashville Tenn for disordered liver and indi- gestion She says the medicine cannot he sue DIV24 ex Wn 20t ri BROWN'S IRON SITTERS COMPLITELY cured Mr Oscar Behne 135 Division street Nashville Tent) of serofui a Four bottles did It Be la loud In iti prsise my24 dEl ifl 20t DROWN'S IRON BITTERS COMPLETELY 11 cured Mr Oscar Behne 135 Division street UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Electric Belt Free Tito StityIlltrd Bouillon bogging OCT 1 1886" Thorough trultruction In REGULATOR! A 0 RI i I 1 4 4 1 I I LITERARY) SCIENTIFIC ani PROFES- SIONAL DEPARTIENTS To introduce It sad obtain scent we will for the next sixty days give away tree of cinuye In each uounty in the a limited number of our German Electro Galvanic Suepensorl neltA9 Price a nannye and unfalque cure for Nervous bebili Varicocele Entiesions Impotency Lc Wont) Renard paid if every Belt we manufacture does not nerate tivenuineeloctriocarrana kdoireaa stenos ELMTtuu TAU AUENCT () Box US Brooklyn 0 A lot fronting about 24 feet et Market street stud running back ball way to Front 'vest together with the improvements thereon it being the tame property conveyed to Enoch Enidey by Oo1eau by deed in Book Mo 273 11 A lot fronting about 24 feet on the west side of Front street and running back half way to Mao ket street to the line of the lot just above described and the same property conveyed to Enoch Insley by Clara Walker by deed in Book Mo 11 pelt 0 314011-The above are idtuated in the rear 01 each other and will be sold as a whole 4 TERM OF of 6 12 16 and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with personal security required and Hen retained Bele h'em redemption TERMI3 OF et IA is atno zs months Interest-beano notes with personal security required and Hen retained Salo tree ROM redemption v-' no26podAvr1y roe catalogue apply to the Secretary of the Faculty 0 UPTIVISSITT or VIRGINIA VA reyS eod 4w Itoote of Felt Cement and Brevet fire proof extensively wed in the North and Wed and en questionably the and best roof in use Pavansoute for streets alleys drive-ways walk basements barn doors 600 impart-Iens to water 11A01010nA a WATSON rpert in these lines has of outside work Preempt attention to concwpontienoe and telephone tiatislandon guaranteed nch21 ti Tionowlva IRON BrITER9 BENEFITED 11111 John Melt uderson attorney Cherry street Nashville Tenn- when trout) ed with oonalipation stud indigestion restored hie (ligeaUve organs ray24 im 201 11 tiVIN Dr it IKON ini3OEr I iliCA lin 116 John Meauderson attorney GO Cher7 street limbvilic Tenn when trotto ell wito consittsuou tudigsuou restored his ititeetive organs tay2t at flu 201 Steers of Felt Ceme extensively used in Um questionably tile elute Pavements for it eraikti basemen tit bar ens to water wholesor WATSON i charge of outside nor correspontienoo and guaranteed TIROWN'il IRON Br J) John klenuderso street Nashville Tenl coon! nation and Ind digestive organk and Orsini dm proof North and West and un ist aud best roof in use eta alleys drive-ways doors Mean impervi- rpet in these ial Prompt attention to elephoue hatislantion ish21 ti fERN BENEFITED 1111 attorney 13014 Cherry when troubled with nation restored his apt su 201 plutmEderlriftkbeohlp I I LEZeihr lenlemonommolooki WhAleluiLL West KA I lho 111XtaTtyutil'161 elitel inv 11111111111201111115'i WIgIthihil titroole Send for our book containing valuable In toMnation for women It will I mailed free to applicants Addreee TER BRADFIELD REGULATOR 00 Bog SS Atlanta IGit 8914 by 1111 aluSEtills ITO TICE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COi Sox 2S Atlanta Sa paid by ad druggleto tra dky )1-1 ntalning valuable In I will bo mailed free la REGULATOR 00 BOZO Atlanta Oa tr) d4C1114 DROWN'S IRON BITTERS PURIFIED AND II enriched the blood of Mr John Taylor dentist 76 South Vine street Nashville Tenn Be says he never found anything fficient for disordered or impoverish ed Gentler le Willa Ingt wet 14 XI many me A vun He ears he never found anything utoreetticient tor disordered Of Impoveriebed blued 4 urn ex on 20t la27 doodtkwIlz -1 I 7 I 112 deodthwipz 0 0 1 Al 4 A '-4'' 4' 7.