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(AS HALL WEDNESDAY 85 m6 1m85 St HAMM' ARE OtINg ETC AGIC241Te VOIR AGINTI FOS 4 Ad 1 4 A' Ily t' BASK-BALL Ike Remits tosiertiwi Games Just Like floss ot Nosday Tug rUBLIC Approval of the Work of sanitation by the People of the County bons to see the Ism of the venerable statesman in the placid evening of his life 'the omitpenze of Beauvoir are besides ite Davis hie wife anti his danghter Mre Addison Hayes of Memphis and her time children who are opend tig stoma time there In the absence of Mr Hayes on a trip go search of heeith There site the aged geotieman preparing like an Gid philosopher to gather his friends about him and quietly al the call of his name gently pass away Gov Bete declined to sat anything whatever on the subject of al toxin mission TANITE CO'S DISSTON'S pounding the ball for fifteen bailee with a ti of A The genre le se funerary I 4 1 0 0 1 1-47 0 0 1 0 2 4 Prcrter no Ps May offering dso feet three liftlel at the bands of the Cincinnati Club lb horse team turned the tables on theta this afternoon and won a apiendid victory Peopita pitched for the Poritopolltans and big fellow-pie en were kept buay hunting the leather rift en bunired people were present The booze by innings is as follows: 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 1-5 eincinua--0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-2 lizoloPt That Auai1ta toptitats Augusts wisest ittromititosing De Oki A Health Cook's Report ea tie of the Comity Health Board Emery Wheels EMERY GRINDERS CITE BOARD Or HEALTH Cireular Saws Mill Files Side Files Saw Mandrills Eto Etep AT FACTORY PRICES- fi WARTED SUPERIOR 7 'HOUSE i 41 HILAp EipHi A WA lobs 0 11 1 SUPERIOR ROUSf SOIA1111r Etc ILto 0- The Beat 'and Cheapest Wheel 11 the Market Quality Unsurpasse14 (111C14 win rTnonaz The Interviewees Pump Applied wed a Dry Haul the klestalt Gen 0 Whittbome arrived yesterday front Washington basis( spent st couple of weeks visiting a married daughter in Bahl nista and one in Kentucky grA reprementative of the American found the recent subject of Much newspaper and club comment roiling in bia room after a hearty supper and eked if he felt moved to say anythiug in referense to tho much vamped bitthorne-Porter matter He did not and would have the press reprteentative understand pleasantly that he deprecated newspaper notoriety under any and ail ofreummaneew The caller therefore withdrew the request for information remarking as he did that nothing bad been discussed in the hotelso and elubs of late qisite as mueh al this affair at which a light smile played over the pleasant god tugged entage of "the little Admiral" "I was beset in Washington by 9 o'clock of the morning on which that card appeared in the Menten" said the ex-Chairman of naval matters in Comtism by the entire press of Washington City more or less I am on good termo with the fraternity there and by that mean escaped I have never spoken in any of the interviews sought with me on this subject except with the Washington reprtsenteuve of the New York World of which you know I was told that telegrams were sent to my borne in Co-tumble fop particulars which could not be obtained of me in Washington I should very much regret if the occurrence gave any material to hed the difference1 if they exist in the party in Tenneesee Gen 'tinhorns is a rnan of singular repose of manner speaking with quiet deliberation cud confident and with apparent studied precision in his enunciation The conversation passed to topics of minor interest during which tlis sensational matter above wits not again Mewed to He leaves to-day for Columbia CO I d111111 The Davidson County Board of Health met yesterday to consider various rustlers ot pub Ho sanitation Reports from the districts ahoW a hearty approval and co-operation by the Ix ()Orel the work of the 3oard The following is Health Cook To the Davidson County Board of Health-- Gentlemen: As decided by you I had printed 8000 circulars on publio health and 4000 on public health rules containing extracts of the law showing the penaltles to be via Bed on all persona who violate said laws rules and regulations of the tNaanty Board of Health and had the same distrinuted from house to house by the iuspectors hung up in each street-car lu bunches plaoed in shops factorits stores and public places throughout the district also punted in the city daily papers and in thts way have successfully disquninated a knowledge of what the laws of the State demand of all citizens in regard to nubile health The people seeing the great importance to complying readily consent with few exceptions to cleanse their promises and abate nuisances at their own expense? when they are responsible therefor Divers kinds that have existed for years April 10 when our Inspectors began work have been abated by the people I have also forwarded to each magistrate in the eounty copies of these publication4 feeling that they would be willing and intelligent co-operators in the public sanitation Furthermore knowing the great value to the county Board of Health of having the wike council of physicians enlisted not only in our own behalf but especially for the people I have addressed a circular letter to each doctor in the county urging them to give us their hearty support its the work of public health I he following is a statement of sanitary work done by inspectors since the date of their appointment April 18 to May 1: 1 TILE OLD RELIABLE ITE11111P tITA 11 11111 I' pI 1 4 leauquartersforDest Hardwate Dealers lin New York Belting Packing Co'mi Gum Belt and American Oak Leather Co's Oak Tanned Leather Belt both of which are guaranteed the most durable and heaviest in the market Also Steam Brass Goods Gum and Hemp Packing Babblt Metal Bolting Cloth and general Mill Supplies Builders' Hardware and all kinds of extra quality of Mechanic Tools Machine Bolts Lag Screws Nuts Washers and i general Railroad Supplies I A A FULL AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF Officer Mitchel's Report for lopeaeary and itospital-4itastsaal 't Water The City Board of Health met yesterday efternoon with a full attendance City Health Offloar Chseee Mitchell submitted a report for April as follows Orrice OP Boutin otP NAADVILLII May tits ity Board of Health Gen 'lemon: As I cannot get the printed tables front the printer until some time next week the rt port of the deaths births etc for the month of April is Deeeteerily deferred until our next meeting herewith the reports of the City Dimpeneary aud of the city patients of the Medical College Hoapitsil tor the month of April for your lespection and approval CITY DISPENSARY Numberof preocriptiote filled 832 Tomes and medicines purchased as per bill of Bpurlock Page ft Co Cale MEDICAL OOLLEUR ItoSPITAL Number on hand April 1 4 62 Number received during the turth 24 Total 86 Number discharged 88 Number 8-4t Remaining on band May 1 45 Total uumber days charged 12018 Cost to the oily st 4413 per day 6674 ne STAGNANT WATER We are now very ne4r the time when the evil effects resulting from stmnant pools and ponds will be materially increased There are quite a number of sueh places within the city limits some tew ere in the street gutters the result of an improper grade or choking quite a number are in the rough ungraded alleys and some very large ones on private proper 1y due in some instance to 'natural causes and itt to raising the grade of adjacent streets and alleys Bome of the worst and most aggravated cases are in Edgelield notably near Bridge avenue and inn street and other lowlands that are from time to Jima eubject to overflow In this connection I also desire to call your attention to the condition Lick and other branches in the city that transport sewerage matter and the necessity of having them weaned out as early as ticable I would also suggest that the Board of Public Works be requestkd to have cleaned Out and abate as far as possible all pools and ponds in the streets alleys and other places under their control Respectfully Cuss MIDOHNLL bt Health Officer On motion of Mayor Philips the Hospital and Inspensary ace dints were approved On motion of Judge Ewing the Health OM-ear was requested to prepare a list of the pools of the stagnant water in the streets alleys and other public planes and forward the same to toe Board of Public Works and Affairs with the request of this board that they take such steps es may be necessary for their abatement and they also have the branches alluded to in the Health Odicer's report cleaned out The Health Officer wag on motion of Judge Ewing appointed a Specials 'Committee to prepare a list of ponds and pools on private premises and to investigate the city ordinances bearing upon this subject and to report at the nextmeeting Whe Board then considered and opposed a few email bills against the Health department and adjourned The second Mee Nng of the present series of 114IneR between Columbus and the Amideitmt was won handily by the visitors A large and entbusitudie crowd went out to wetness the game but left very much disap pointed Nashville's crack elub seemed to SO all to pieces and with 4t the interest of Ike crowd They tiled their two pitchers Blue the "great unknown" and Kellogg ktlely signed front the Chicatee The former commented his dare work by pitching an In-shoot when the la sign of his eateber called an out shoot and II diary was forced to retire to center field while Hellman was ordered behind the bat to sacrifiee himeelf to the wild end fierce livery of Cyeloue George" The ismer must from the recerd given have done excellent work when he pitabed against the BirmingI hams and "totems but he was kuocted very Silly in the effort of yesterday He has a very fair delivery but will need much more practice before he should be allowed to stand In the box before the batters of theColum bus Kelloeg the new player was stationed on mooed cud did flue work were Its made at batting two good well placed hits and ran rat beam well At the beginning of the fifth inning Ihr the visitors he was put in the box and the first eight men were put out At one time there were two men on bases with nobody out and be retired the side without allowing home plate to he crossed ifetteems to have in him tee making of a good pitcher His position and movements with the ball are very unlike those of almost any pitcher Re rarely ever uses but one head never playing with the bail In both bands to get it set right in his fingers His base guarding is in comport with tne general extol ere of hie work The audience greeted him with applause as his work con Ltinued and showed their high appreciation of his playing qualities He should bsigned to regular practice daily work and his (yr "worth will be appreciated before the peason progresseo very far The olubtaken age whole played very loose I end barely interested their visitors As they are at present there is little hope of getting the pennant for Nashville The Columbus team on the other hand showed that they were well reganized and disciplined and are indeed a fide team Clark as a pitcher showed himself stronger than was Landis on the preoteding day though Strauss his eatcher was much better In the position tel short atop The fielding of the visitors was above the average with some few exception and their hattit was very heavy With the exception of pitcher the two clubs were about evenly matched in field ing but as stated the hettey batting of the visitors won the game 'Aesurance is given that the 'next game played by the Americans they will be very much strengthetted and teill win the game No public annnuncements are Made but such promisee are given Following is the scorer's Official record: AMERICANS BR PO A IL Bowden 0 1 12 4 1 Hillerrte 1 I 0 0 Cullen 0 0 0 0 1 1 Werrick 0' 0 l' 4 1 Voss 1 land 217 0 0 1 2 1 Rhue and 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Diestel Sh 0 1 1 0 0 Hellman 1 1 4 0 0 Kellogg tad 0 2 2 5 0 -3 Total 2 6 24 12 4 38 1 COLUMBUS IR PO' A Strauss and 1 2 6 8 1 Lyons 8132 2 5 2 0 Collins 2b 8 2 1 1 0 Kappel and 11 1 1 0 8 1 Landisc 0 2 2 0 0 1 Hamourg lb 0 0 12 0 0 Fiteg'eraidc and I 0 1 2 0 0 liagarLf I 1 0 0 0 i4 1 zi zz zp No top oz fP Wra tar 4 all 1151 ail Xi I 1 21 4 13th 114' 9-10-1i 130 561 1142 1302 560 FISHING TACKLE GUNS SPORTING GOODS' CALL OR WRITE FOR LOWEST NET PRICES It Ul 141 41 4 59 14 17 Dealing in rutures 4 Mr Hugh McCrea President of the Merchants' 4 Trade's' Exchange in reply to a question by an Amer lean reporter as to what be thought of Judge Aliens charge to the grand Jury with reference to the selling of futures by the "bucket shops" and his construction of the sots Of the Legislatures of 1881 and 18h11 "Why that is the same old charge and it la Wrong The act of 1881 never became a law and toe act of 1883 legal 'zed the selling of futures and pilvilege las on the oompanies selling them We pay a privilege tax of one thousand dollars to the State one thousand dollars to the city and five hundred dollars to the county Row a grand jure can find an indictment against me tor selling futures under an act of the Legislature granting me that privilege I am unable to see" TOtals1 80 4171 921 281 531 28 1 28 WEST SIDE PUBLIC SttITARE Nashville Tenn' oc29 we6malswit 1 enn Comp reached me from Goodietsville that that village was needing inspection and whereupon I sent an Inspector who caused many nuisances to be abated to the joy of the people At an early date I will have all the villages'in the county inspected especially those on the In conclusion it is gratifying to see that the people are heartily cooperating with this board in its work Never before has sanitary effort met with such great encouragement in this county as now under the new law organization of County Boarda of Health Respectfully COOK 1 County Health Officer Nashville Tenn Mar 51585 MERCHANT TAILORS MERCHANT TAILORS Mofcilantll'RilorillG011110M011'SF11111S1111111011Set 'N1- NKr irevn fat n114 Mnlmirti no rintillnm tynnnilliTtn11tinslinfinn Funding Their Teotiossee Bonds Ron Baud Rate Comptroller yesterday received thetillowing telegram which explains itself Him Yong May decision given yesterilay by the Supreme Coart will cause many holders to fund their bozos It is important that no delay ooeur in the funding of the bonds Has the Governor returned yet? As soon as we are advised by wire that bonds you now hold for us have been funded we will send another lot for funding Konw Porrut Co No 4 NORTH SUMMER STREET soy CLOUD BLOCH TELEPHONE No 458 THE PUBLIC PAINTING Marshall A Bruce Awarded the Contract for the Next Two YearsThe Bids The Commiseioners on public printing Treasurer Thomu Secretary of State John Allison and Comptroller Pickard yesterday completed their examination of the bids made by various candidates for State printer The bid made by Marshall Bruce of this city was considered the lowest and the public printing for the next two years will be accordingly given to them The following were the bids made: I DIED NOFFETT--lariss Movvircr yesterday At 9 I ris aged 63 Funeral from his late residence 170 North Cherry at 2 nu Friends of the family THE LARGEST STOCK OF SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE 'WOOLENS IN NASHYILLE: I I I I "''401 01 lki 7'164' 1' I 1' 1)144 1' I 111- 1 ti' I Ii? 0 4 I ('" i-' 1- ''i''' Total 10 13 27 20 2 Time of hour end forty-firs minutes Base on 1: Clark- Struck 6: Kellogg Two base Three base Collins Clark Wild Our stock is entirely new and is not cumbered with the accumulation of petit years Gentlemen will consult their interests by seeing our goods and learning our prices before purchasing In making Fashionable Clothing at reasonable prices we are leading Our Furnishing Department is complete in every essential A full line of STAR SHIRTS (Dress and Fancy) karl Wilson's Collars and Cuffs Large assortment of Spring weight Underwear An elegant line of Neck Wear (Spring Styles) TIM APIATZURS4 The game vesterdoty hatween the United eons of Rest and the A's was one of the fimt amsteur games of the season The A club wait victorious hut it was mostly by errors The hatters composed of Messrs Hillman and Jackson did excellent work They will soon Meet If A mostly by composed did excellel again cuarrAn000a Special to the American NEARLY COMPLETED The Gospel Tent East Apprasehing Readinets for Occupation Yesterday the Sam 'Jones tent was put up on the old Exposition lot and the plank floorIng commenced rt It' erection was watched by large crowds espeeially of small boys who would stand around and peep Ii as if a 'veritable circus wagon tants It Makes a very comfortable and commodiousplace for the great revival that le in a short time to be commenced It runs lengthwise east and west being IRO feet long and 100 feet wide covering an area of 16- 000 square feet There are four large poles forty feet In height that will bear the maid veleta of the huge canopy' though In this they are assisted by fourteen interma bracing poles The floor wiii be of plank and not straw or sawdust an was at first intended- This change will do a great deal to improve the acoustics of the piece Thapulpit and platform which wil be portable yid be locatit in the south aide of tbe tent as it will thereby give the voice better opportunity to be fully heard The illumination will be by four electric lights stationed properly about the tent The question of the exact seating capacity is mooted The parties from whom the tent was perch ailed claimed that it would hold 9600 people but theme figures were without doubt largely overectimated Mr Deadrick who superintended the work states that 1600 people would be about the correct number it would hold comfortably There are to be 460 wooden benches that will each seat ten or eleven persons In addition to these there will be 1 600 opera chairs If the warmth ot the weather 'create a demand for more ventilation titan is usually afforded the aidee 1 of the tent may be raised about 1 seven feet giving the wind full play Mr I Deaderick thinks everything can be gotten eady at the present rate by 'dark Mile even-log It is certain that the reverend divine will have everything in perfect readiness by next Sunday when he begins the protracted revival that is to convulse liashville 4 1T4LIS1117I1J1J1111 arillIAT lel eod ly I WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWPLRY ETC CliarrAw000a May to-day again defeated aeon by a score of 7 to 2 Ryan pitched a splendid game and only five base bits were off him while eleven struck out After the seventh inning Macon let down badly and the Chattanoogu had an easy tune of it The following is the official Csavr4tcoO9AL LS LS "Po A (' Seigel 5 2 8 0 0 0 Ryan 4 0 1 0 0 0 Harris 8 11'12 2 0 0 Holland 1 4 0 9 18 0 0 Ryan 5 0 2 0 00 Green 5 0 0 8 5 0 ilts 810000 Otterson 2 4 1 2 2 0 Rental 4 2 2 1 7 1 -4 89 '12 27 '14 1 A TAVIC ITABHVILIogo Composition per 1000 ems 22 Press work per token 04 Paper per ream 285 Binding in boards 16 Composition per 1000 ems-- 24 Press work per 14 Binding in ards 09 Binding in 01 Composition per 10041ems 28 Preas work per token 14 'Paper per ream 2 50 Binding in boards 18 Binding 00 Job Composition per 1000ems 12 Press work per token 09 Paper per ream 145 BBANDON PUBLISHING COMPANY NASH Journal-- Composition per 1003 24 Presswork per 9 Paper per 255 Binding in 10 Composition pet 1000ems 21 Presswork per token 12 Binding in 8 Binding A Composition per 24 Pretswork per token--- 12 Paper per ream 2 80 Binding in 10 Binding in Composition per 1000 12N Presswork per token 8 Paper per GO A tiglipt JACKSON Composition per 1000 ems' 24 Press work per 09 Binding in 19 Paper per team 265 Composition per 1000 ems 25 Press work per token 20 Bind 1 ng itt board 09 Binding in 04 Composition pet 1000 ems 24 Press work per token 16 Paper per retina a- 2 90 Binding in boards 17' Binding in Job Work Composition per LOCO 11 Press 08 Paper per 1 65 nisitsBALL Batten sAstorrus Com poaition per 1000 ems 17 Press work per token 08 Paper per ream in I 50 lituding per copy 10 Composition per 1000 Prom work per token 15 Paper per ream 1 50 Binding per copy in 08 Binding per copy in 08 Composition per 1000 17 Press work per token 18 Paper per 2 50 Binding in 14 Binding iii PIIPeropronpfov Job Composition per 1000 10 Press work per 07 03ZICE13EL1LM- A1Tri 1171TiCtlT 61161'133111TO IN MACOMB 11' 21 LH PO 2 Heinsman cf- 4 0 1 0 Levis 4 0 0 15 0 0 Cain 4 0 0 0 6 I 0 Mack 4 0 1 2 2 0 Enevens 8 0 0 1 0 Miller 1 1 7 1 0 Pendleton 8 0 0 I 0 1 Zell If 1 2 0 0 0 Rafferty 8 8 1 0 0 0 2 5 27 15 1 Home runs Bentel 1 three base bits Mil ler Seigle two base hits 8eigle Ryan Zell Rimed runs Chattanooga 7 stenos struck out by Ryon 11 by 6Wveno 7 The score by Innings is as followst Chattanooga 1 0 0 2 0 40 7 0 0 2 00 00 0-2 Fancy Goods Statuary Diamond Lace Pins Ear Rings ritb') --441111: 4 0- -'''1 1 -tt4E Fine Chonogrraphs Horse Timers Split and Fly-back Seconds in Gold and Silver Cases Solid Sterling Silverware Plated Ware i Bronze Clocks itaeot14m I CITY ITEMS Pennsylvania Hat Company leaders of low prices largesS7stoct latest styles 148 Union street in 6 4t Remember our coreet day For this and this day only will we offer all corsets onefourth less I than our regular prices A word to the wise 'Avowals Co' Special to the Ladies--To-day and tomorrow (May 6 and 7) we will sell any of our corsets invested and domestic at actual cost in order to introduce our Immense stock Forty styles to Deka from If they don't suit your money will be returned Remember these low prices for two days only Bee Hive Our of advertising is not deception but solitary facts Our goods are all mirked in plain figures and no devia- tion but on this day a reduction of one- fourth on all corsets Try and be convinced The Fair's hosiery sale: my5 5t On white goods we cleim the largest stock in the South We have placed on sale to day 100 pieces choice plaid Per elan lawns at 124c They were never sold before for less than 35c Only at Lebeck's Public Square my5 21 -We have embroidered flounces 44 inches wide in choice designs worked on fine nainsook at $1 per yard 44 yards make a whole dress These goods are sold everywhere et $190 Our price is only $1 At Lebeck's Public Square Our buyer has just returned from New Yor with the choicest stock of white goods and embroideries ever seen in the South: Lebeckts Public Square my5 2t Do you want to throw your money sway? If you are anxious to do so buy white goods of any kind without first examining our stock Lebeck's Public Square niy5 2t Choice nainsook embmideties for trimming India lawns at Sc 7o lic and lec a yard sold everywhere at double what we ask for them Only at Lebeck's Public So my5 2t 'All of our Woolen dreas goods reduced 25 per cent If you want any kind of dress goods you can now get st genuine bargain only at Ltbeck's PublioSquare Those 140 at 75c are oreativg a furor everybody Pays they beat everything ever seen in the city Lebeck's Public Square my5 2t 'A''' 1 i In order to make the public Italy so- I quainted with the extensiveness of our rock of corsets we have set apart Wednesday' next ss a special day to sell all our corsete 25 per cent less than 1 regular price Remember Wednesday and that day only Loveman Co Remember Wednesday being our corset day our goods are all marked in plain figures A corset always sold at 2 wilt be sold at 50 a corset sold at $3 only $125 etc Remember this sale only Wednesday next Love-man Co my4 3t i Most ladles know the prices of our corsets and it will be a surprise to them this extraordinary indueemht and every one should take advantage of this 'racial sale Remember only Wednesday this discount will be Co my4 31 dry air Buffet Refrigerator is taking the lead for economy and sitnolloity Geo Cooper mylitt Tussor these beautiful We have opened a full line of Tumor cloths an entirely new fabric Hoping to have a large trade in them we have marked them at 15o We cannot describe their beauty in a abort advertisement Cell and bee them Thomp son Kelly Summer street my3 3t (7- MEDALS MADE TO ORDER FOR SOCIETIES it0C ERI ES ME LAKE ICE HOWE PARKER 3E-xcovvirm Eueoeasons to Tenneasee Too Co Boley Ica Co and Roek City Ice Co BLACK PERCH How They Have Been Banished and Bow elialt Be Restored To the 'Amencant I have received quite a number of letters from different parts of Tennessee and Kentucky asking 'what has beooMe of that splendid pond fish the black perch which In other days afforded the angler so much sport and the table with such luxury I en-veer that this fish in Middle Tennessee like many other varieties have been dragged front the waters by pot hunters and nets in the mouths of the tributaries of our general streams throughthe State the Cumberland and Tennessee Years ago when good anglers caught more fish than was wanted at their table eared for the surplus and placed them alive in the ponds of Robertson and Montgomery imuntiet and to-day there are actually millions in these pond but not of full growth because of the narrow home Now I suggest that you take from your in Robertson and MontgomeryCounties a million of them perch which you can do at a cost almost tnfitesimal to put them le streams 'these perch are really she primb live fish of our streams and are IPA Pale the bess and po better morsel could be placed before a hungry re in when broiling hot and fresh from the hands tat the coos Not longer than lost week a pond at Spring field Tenn was drained and I am informed that at least one hundred thousand perch were found Give them to the running streams of Robertson and Montgomery and give the streams retection for a few years and I will guarantee such an abundance of black perch from one to two pounds weight sufficient supply every table and give the sp insman a pletsure which nature demands and the table substantial food In great abundance Geo Alums 100 Barrels Sugr Special to me American Magritte UN May 6---The stecond game of bme-ball between the Birmingham and Memphis clubs was played this afternoon at Olympic Park The attendance numbered about 150 The home club 'was again done by the snore of 18 to 2 The Memphis bola got on to McCauley the pitcher of the visitors and batted him all over the field Merritt the catcher of the Birmingham club hal several passed ball in critical places which went materially towaids piling in the runs for the home club Nash and orrigan were the battery for the Memphis club and played a fine game The following is the score by innings: Memphis 0 0 4 2 0 4 0 11 0-43 Birmiugham 0 1 1 00 0 0 0 2 Mr Joseph Carr acted as umpire These clubs play again Thursday ATLAIITA Special to the American Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lure Lake and Manufactured Ice 52 CHERRY ST (St Bernard Coal Office) RECEIVED BY Telephone 48 iyt Elkin 4thp Nahv1I1o Tenn KING POWDER A CRONE oft04fta AMUSEMENTS MASONIC THEATER MASONIC THEATER I WHEAT Baking Powder GRAIsID ELITARY CONCERT AT THE Checkered Front Grocery It contains no It leaves no deleterious substances in the bread I of ImarratraiffAr to the Floor ttettleftitasYemPefilanr tilt I ::113 trait of the It makes a better and lighter biscuit than any mbar Baking Powder MARTIN KALBELEISilEPS SONS Eatabliahd 1820 NEW YORK TRADE SUPPLIED BY FITILLIPS JACISOI CO lashville AND RECITATIONS Under tire auspices of t1 Department of Tennessee and Reorgia Grand arrai of the Republic Under the direction of MR ND MRS A STE WART Friday kenmg Nay 1888 Concert commences promptly at 8 o'clock Admission 50 cents Boa sheet opens at Drickworth's May 4 No extra charge for reserved scats rny27t Iteal Seta Transfer 4 Harding and I Hadley to Robt sublett deed lot Ns 15 Boyd Heine tract $60 Hurley and wife to Francis Butler deed lot In the Hobson tdilUoa 1300 John Talley to 'Fallen deed gift land in Twenty-secnnit diNtrict Swan a Fiegg to WMtam Rear ton noregi in Beventoentit district $160 4 COMMISSION Paper pet OU 001j BATA'S RETURN Woodsy Afternoon Spent With Jefferson Davis at Beauvoir But Not as Word About the Balm Session Gott Bate returned last night at 7 o'clock from his two weeks' Southern trip extended fromNew Otlegilli as fax sa El Paso Texas Re bore none of the appearances of a tired man at 8 oclock when a repreeentative of the American found him with his Mend Prot Lupton 'Mtting by an open window in the Maxwell Home corridor The Governor re sponded pleasantly to an inquiry whether the trip had been pmductive of pleasure cud replied that be had spent the day before at Beauvoitewitk Jefferson Davit The Governor reports the aged statesman in mote bottyant heal and somas than he hes seen him in many years Mr Davis is not engaged actively at this moment hi any literary labor panto( most of his time reading the daily papers aud recent publieetious sud is fully abreast with current eveotta Die voice bu become mellowed by age his manner is labie polished and delightful his con vet nation full accumte and pleasing and is spoken in a style of incomparable polish re minding him said the Governor of the round phrasing of Washington Irvi g's beat compositions never hesitating for a word or an touching every subject with the nicest taste discrimination and sweetness of temper "'A perfectly charming man air" said Gov Bate with a voice of warm regard and respectful admire-the Governor reports that Beauvoir 'which a country seat owned by Mr Davis four miles from Betels and situated within one hundred and fifty yards of the Gott beauh is apparently the Mecca of citizens front every part of the country Not a day passes without a greater or lees number of Uwe $us hit wcau 6m 8p RUSSIAN-TURKISII BATHS ATLANTA PA May 5-The game here too day between the Atlanta and Augusta teams resulted in ilia defeat of Augusta by a scum of aye to nothing PHILSDIMPfilre' PitiLADEINNTA May 6--The game to-day between the Philadelphia and Boston clubs was in direct contrast to the doe exhibition fielding in yesterdays game Mach team to- day seemed to try to exceed the other in making ermrs Quite display of bad t-mper was exhihitmd in the sixth inning between Whitney and Hackett the Boston battery Capt Moritil was obliged to comaand adi TO outith the two men Whitney after this ept efie appeared to be "rattled" He was batted bard by the home club in the rema'nder of the same an4 made two wild pitches and a terribly wild tbmw on which a balm runner went from firit to third base The two final Innings wee played am! let great excitement In the eighth lulling Fogarty made a single and Mulvey a double and Boston followed wita a home run bit over the fence Farrar followe4 with a two bagger but Furgusw's bard line bit was caught by Whe who made it donhle play in eetching'Ilarrez oirsecond 'Ile following is the score by innings: Broaton :1 8 0 5 0 0 0 0 0-9 Philadelpitia -I 0 0 0 2 I 0 8 1-4 LoMstritLit LOPISVIleLlt MST 5--Louleel11e put in her "pony' battery to-day a was badly done up by the St Louis club The game was close end interesting till ohe seventh inning when eostly by the home club and heavy bitting by the vislors knocked ail Interest out of the game The beavy batting of both clubs were the feature Lon1stille-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0- 4 fit Imuls-0 0 2 0 0 0 7 x-I2 B4LTIM01114 BALTI74010t Slay 5-The Baltimore club solved Bgiev's delivery to-day and well a game from the champ-Jou litetropolitshe Py 1 ViY) Rejoicing at Charleston Caskutsvott la May 5--An informal reception woo given the Stet officers this morning by a parade of the cadets of the Kanawha Military Institute together with probably two thousand people from the city and different parts of the State The officers were welcomed back by Maj Snyder in a Abort speech which was responded to by Gov Wile al and Secretary of State Walker Great rejoicing exit among the people here upon the return of the seat of Government which was taken from then in 1875 Ladies Attenlion! 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