The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

1111: DAEICX AltEUICANe MOLUSTING OCTOBEIt 14e 1885 I'VE DAILY AIIIMICAll'i NASIIVILLIC' TVEDNESDAY 31 emenelegrowEE fING4 ocTontu 14e 1885 7a AA Till' LOUISVILLE SOUTIZEN A Road to Ruins Ky Which th Lesint ils i Tills is Bittsrly fightlig Bw sallsoillo Could Ost Another DI-root Mood to Loulavill 114 Well as as lesions Outlot S1'01511E11 ATTENTION -0 Chas EGriffith eronTtwo (loons AP 4 INSURANCE TEE' LOUISVILLE 4 SOUTIZEN- i eroirriwo (loons wiloiliftwiniONIEMoimogiamo il't 1 4 0 A Klid le Danville Ky spollifsulf: which the Leelatille 11' Sask Wde Tws la Bitterly Wittig I ATTENTION Bow 31sabolllo Could Ost Another DI- root Mood to Loulavill 114 Well es il ---0-- se lesions Outlot igP L'I i' Chas Eh 1 0 14 111 Griffith 1 -5-1 47 010Altn AND TOBACCO Ely flew York Cigar Factory Received Fist Premiura" Over el: Competitors in the New Orleans Exposition on the following Brands of Cigars: Cherry Lips" Studio" The Old Boys" Sc eiggrge "CLUB HOUSE" "MICAH" "CESAR" 10c CIGARS MAX ROSENHEIM Sole Agent Telephone No 146 3111VAT ie sod 17 tooso 1111 SO I tl ILI if 1 chautance eo I h44hviffe: didutaltee 0 I 0 40741o1172 eaM eg ttfocoow Opp laxwell louse it( NASHVILLE TENii Has the lest Complete Line et luting Melts deny lose in the City liolibird9t4 Shooting Snits Dead-Shot Powder New York Shot Chilled Shot Shells Wads Primers and all Kinds of Ammunition and Fishing Tackle at LOWEST PRICES de? same ly Opp laxwell louse iti114falt 0 17 2 cflauaols A41 home 244111diftrieplteil johnion goe'g FIN I A SPURR President IRANI PORT1111111D Oiishlot IORIRT (AMA" JOS 11103000S Vies Prosid) COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK 0mm damn I it NI TEN111811111 MITORICAL socurr BASS Bill MM11M NASILIVILAUE 'TENN alit 1 allg amnion En Atlanta Gets the Peunsat by Voting the Proxies of Memphis Cohabits aid Birmingham azuFbrTiturs corsoc000-ocap ao NOWril cozLimaza alruiravr BOARD OP Dutzurons OP BAM 00WANJ ROBERT II LTA A SPITIR DITDIARY JOS THOMPSON NORVSLL RICHARDSON COLLINS A TRONA A WRAY MAYO 108 TRAMELAND a JUNGERMA a GOODPABTURE A SZNI0011 A WILLR 0 GWYN 111132r POI Mr The Louisville Commercial of yesterday contains in article whose tenor is of lutenist Soothing of Nashville The latest and most important enterprise now agitating the business circles of the Falls City is the L3ulaville Southern Railroad It is proposed to build this road from Louisville t3 Danville Ky as an additional outlet end a competitor of the Louisville The press state 'that while the "solidest business" men of the oily are urglog the construction of this new road the Louis will Nashville Railroad authoritim are bitterly fighting it It is propleed that the Common Connell of Louisville en dorm bonds of the contemplated road to the amount of $1000000 and it was to defeat this measure that Monday night a meeting of LOttittille a Nashville mar natee was held The Commemial has this to say: "It is said that a move will be made to build the road at once Rumor hes it that Mr Stine will accept the presidency of the new road and many of the solidest business men in the city would be among the directors In regard to this road Mr John Carson general Mgnager of the Louisville New Albany Irhicago was overheard to say yesterday that it would be of the greatest advantage to Lluisville and that people north of the river would reap great benefit from it Against this project the Louisville if Nashville is making a vigorous "Mr Milton Smith is said to have remarked twice yesterday 'I have ground Mr Stendiford up twice and I'm going to down him again' Dr Sandi-ford it is understood is largely interested in the Louisville 8suthern The intemt which Naehville has in the construction of the Louisville South em Road I this: The route of the Chesapeake Nashville Railroad pawns direcuy through Danville and it in evident that if the Louisville Southern i were built another route between Louisville and Nashville would be opened and a competitor of the Louisville Neelevilfiti Railroad be in the field More- over this route by way of Danville would be shorter than over the Louis yule I Nashville Railroad In this way Nashville would obtain another outlet 1 to Louisville as well as to the Rest by means of the Chesapeake I Nasbville Road Tbe Commercial of piste! Louisville day ooutains on article whose tenor of lutenist to citizens of Nubville The an24 ly4thp FULLY PREPARED TO DO A OIMERAL RANIEDIO arsnmss CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS WEDNESDAY MORNING OCT IL 11111! ADVIIITISIMILIT Try the On dour remedies Chancery sale of realty Oct Parr Anderson oranges Thompson bed blankets Louisiana drawing Nev le Bummer street lot at Now sixreoni house for Allen Amedean 21 North College street at Lindsley LOUAL NOTICES BALE of reserved seats for Musics) Union Concert begins to-day at Masonic Theater box office "I 1 111111KIN Builders of Fine Heavy tud Light CARRIAGES Avirro 111111KIN Afibtro abp Anon Builders of Fine Heavy tud Light tosast imt 4P1107WPW-Fiegt 44MAP CARRIAGES 431-itt114vP)'-ittP(111141 100 new samples of silk short wrap at half price 50 new novelty suite opened today Rosenheim's Wool red- anderebirts at 45c whita Merino vestal at 26c Hock towels at dc at Rosenheim's We take great care to select the choicest material and have only the best skilled workmen Berlins Landaus Coupes Victories Baronches Rockaway Phaetons Buggies in stock and Made to Order Quality tityle and Finish Unsurpsstied We 'have added a E1123ELI1Var N7i7-A-arC)1 And will build Delivery Milk Bakers' Grocers' Butchers' and Freight Wagone of every description COMB and TRY US We have increased our facilities and you can save money in placing your orders with UP 118 we are determined Not to Be Undersold ter REPAIRING has our best attention and we solicit your patronage and we will do our utmost to please you Telephone Bast 28 00 (12 02 EL Clca lege Eitreert anIR pod ly EU on MEM One new pattern Pada and London tround bate and bonnets are too sweet for anything At Itosenbalm's BASE vs Nashville Thursday and Friday Oat 15 and 16 no14 21 GROCER AND COFFEE ROASTER I 1 Loinsmia vs Nashville Oct 15 and 16 at $:30 eel 2 IRMIVIO-V-AMi I New hominy new grits new oat meal new cracked wheat new prune new currants new cranberries new fla toga chips new mackerel new cream cheese new maple sirup and newcanned goods of every description at 4ft milieu we 7 a COLLIER Staple and NU Grocer 4 Cob Roaster WATKIAS INSTITUTE CORNER CHURCH AnD HIGH STREETS oc26 eodiy I I I 1 11111 1 1 0 I 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 li 4-- I1 1 a 1 1 1 sP ow I MOP Ilti lc 4 I 1 I 1 'k'''- 1 1 -41 lip- 1 CARRIAGE-MAKERS DEM sum Al JURORS The Real Reason Why Judge Allen De elared the Aet Uneonstltutlenal Judge Li en was seen yesterday by an AMERICAlt reporter regarding his ruling of the des before that the statute which oontained the provision that members of the militia whether active or honorary hould be exempt from jury service was unconstitutional Judge Allen stated that the ground of his rulirg was that the act violated section 17 article 2 of the State Constitudon which reads: "Bill may originate in either house but may be amended altered or rejected by the other No shall become a law which embracia more than one subject that subject to be expressed in the title" The title of the act referred to reads: "An act to organize and incorporate in Independent Section thirteen of tbe act contains the provision regarding jury service Judge Allen further stated that the report contained in the columns of a daily paper to the effect that he held the act noconstitutional because it was class legislation was false He positively denied having said that he would send any man to Pill who offered as a plea of exemption from jury service the fact of his connection with a militia company Members of the local military organizations say that the ruling of hie Honor will seriously affect them Ni step to test him ruling has yet been taken FOR SALE I A List of Interesting andriraluable Con activations to the Collections Tbe Society met last night in Watkins Institute the Hon John Lea presiding and Prof Garrett Jos Careit Dr MoMurray Dr Richard son Rev Moore Rev Dr Thos Dodd RobL Quarlee Rev Gray Prof Dodd Anson Nelson CoL George Hatvis'Gen Thrum ton Rev Martin Gott Wheless Cipt Thoe Paine Lytton Taylor Clark Wright and Rabbi Goldammer being present After reading the minutes of the lest meeting Rev Dinh- Hodgson of Se-wane and George Tillman of Nashville were elected active members The society after debate decided not to parches the seventy one volume! of Coogre atonal annals ronnitig from 1789 to 1837 Letters were reed from Berry Reg Nashville Frank Phillip Penes oola and Gen Marcus Wright of Washington Prvettient Lea stated that at his solic- itation Gov Bata had kindly consented to present to the society a portrait of himself Several items of bneinem were transacted wten the Recording Secretary made the following announcements of donativos received since the last meet-lug vie: i From Figure Columbia One of the first new poatal cards received at that place It is from Albany From Kelsey copy of Campbell's city directory for the year 1857: From Inn Garrett Harrison medal of 1840 used in the "Hard-cider" campaign wrom the War Department at Washington large number of official publications some for the Society and some for distribution From Miss Marie Wright Atlanta A gun dug up on the battle-ground of the Alamo San Antonio Tex supposed to have been used by Davy Crockett in that sanguinary conflict From the War Department through Gen Marcus Wright of theSecretary of War for the years 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 and 1883 three volumes Also analytical digest of the laws of the United States: the Art of War in Europe 1854-'56 and the Military Commie-eon in Europe 1855-'56 From the Ifssex Institute Salem Bulletin for the first quarter of 1885 From Col Frank Phillips Pensacola A curious fish commonly called the "Water Bat" caught in Pensacola Bay Also the jaw of a small shark taken in same hay From Gen Marcus Wright Wood-mit profile of Abraham Lincoln covered with mica The likeness is said to be very good Also a number of maps pictures and pottralts among which are two views on Lookout Mountain two of Sherman's Athusta campaign maps of Gettysburg the de fences of Savannah etc A likeness of Wm Blount the first Governor of Tennessee picture of the battle of Gaines' Mill likeness of Gen James McQuade Gen A Hill Gen Phil Kearney and several others also pin ture of Conhderate flag a sketch of Stone wall Jackson dmwn from life in 1861: also sheet No 1 of the Trigonometrical Survey of the Patomac River by Lieut A Bache and others Preliminary Chart of York River from King's Creek to West Point by A Bache and others 1858 From the Departnp-nt of the Interior Wash- 11 of the tenth census of the United States 1880 showing the mortality and vital statistics Front Morris Clark cony of the first number of the Philadelphia Ledger lamed March 25 1836 From Richard Bradley water Eft a native of Brazil caught in a hydrant drain in South Neshville It is a curious looking animal of the frog species From Alloway Peg ber on Government and Society published in 1651 Travels in the United States and Canada in 1827 by a British naval office) with plate illustrative First Discoveries of Florida by Thu Jeffreys geographed eta 17613 Stale of the European Settlement" on the Mimi' eippi River in 1770 with maps of river fortifications and settlements Natural and Civil History of the French dominions in North and South America with numerous illustrative maps published in 1760 History of Japan published in 1727 with numerous IIluatrative maps From Prof Stand copy of the New York Gazette and Weekly Mercury dated Dec 1 1777 It contains a letter from Rev Jacob Duche to Gen Wash legion FromsMatt O'Brien Atlanta Ga through John Morrow of elegant specimen of bamboo from Japan recently on exhibition at the great exposition in New Orleans The bamboo was presented by one of the Japanese officerajto Mr O'Brien and Mr Morrow persuaded him to send it to the Society From the State Ilistorical Society of Wisconsin -Twenty-ninth Thirtietn and Thirty-first anpual reports From the Department of the Interior ot the Senate and House of Representatives second session Forty-eighth Congress From Berry Die Nashville copy of the Japan Herald Mail Summary published at Yokohoma 10th July 1879 con tithing accounts of the fetes and ovations royal and otherwise to Gen Grant on the occasion of his visit to Japan From Bishop Quinbud of copy of Lye's poems by Robert Eve of Georgia From Gen IP Wheless copy of Nelson's office and authority of Justice's of the Peace printed in London in 1786 After a session of two hoar' the So' adjourned to meet on the mend Tuesday evening in November TON GALINE 4t 1 14 kt A Ak CAN SE CURD WITHOUT THE USE OF OPIUM OR 'VP MORPHINE! To reduce our stock we will sell Express Wagons Delivery Wagons Freight Wagons Phaetons Bug gie And Drags AT REDUCED PRICES ga ne Medical Brief published at St Louis says I 1--- 1 ocA 41 ol lirkw hIna hAnr I have become Augusta Coutes iteeoad Nashville Third Newly termed League and It Same Ai will be seen from the followilg telegram the Southern League pennakt was given to Atlanta Augusta and Nut- vine getting second and third place resoectively" The manner in which the league was brought to renders the award of the pennant a matter without interest to the publics ana without special honor to the winners Moon geta the president and tressurie and as is well known she heartily supported Nashville in her situ oave the basin's of the League carried on squarely and fairly as well as bathe endeavor to obtain unprejudiced umpires No doubt the will in the future adhere to the conviction that the fight for the pennant should be made by playing good oath If this ilia be carried out she will have the hearty support of Nashville and of all she other cities in the League Very little is known of the burly elected officers but it would be in order for them to profit by the lessons of the past season THI OFFICIAL' AWARD Special to The A mutest ATLANTA GA Oct Directors of the Southern League met to-day at the Kimball Rouse and awarded the chem plouship pennant to Atlanta whose per een tags is 659 A 'gusts being second with 653 A Proutalt of Macon was elected president for the ensuing year George Price of Macon treasurer and Walter Brown of Atlanta secretary President Grady refused to again allow the use of his name Each of the clubs were zepneerited Mayberry moved to throw out Birmigham and Columbus votes as they wilhdreer before the close of the season Lost Is was nsolved that the action of the League at he last meeting in oompellit Atlanta to play the deferred game with -Augusta when none existed was without authority of law or the President and therefore not binding Letters were read from the Secretary of the American Auociation and other prominent anthorities substantiating Aden ta's claim Oa the reeolution to award the pennant for the championshtp to Atlanta the yeas were: Nashville Memphis Chattaziocga Birmingham Macon Columbus and Atlanta Augusta alone voted nay It was agreed that the season hereafter should extend from April 15 to Sept 15 Mennen Schmeliz of Atlanta and Mayberry of Nashville were authorized to represent the Southern League in New York Oat 17 at the meeting of American Base Ball luaus Any city in the League was authorized to sell ita franchise to any other city subject to the ratification of the League There is no doubt as to the existence of the League in a better shape than ever next year YROX MANAONE MAYBERRY Special t9 The American ATLANTA Oct 13 --At the meeting of the Southern Leagne to day the championship was awarded to Atlanta Augusta second Nashville third Atlanta held the proxy of Birmingham Columbus and Memphis and had it her own way when it came to voting and carried anything they intioduced It was an empty Atlanta offered a resolution condemning the course of the Neshville club and their mugger for illegal conduct It received no second Mayberry offered to let the resolution go beton the meeting with the amendment that the Atlanta club be censured for the disgraceul conduct of playenmanager and audieon on their grounds and tampering with umpiree The motion failed to pass A Proudfit of Macon was elected president for 1886 Brown Atlanta secretary Geo Price of Macon treasurer Birmingham and Columbus were allowed to retain their franchise with the privilege of selling to any city al proved by the Southern League The Lesgoe next year will be Nashville Atlanta Memphis Chattanooga Colomhud Ms-con Savannah and Augusts Each club is required to deposit $500 to secure the carrying out of schedule and contracts The schedule of games for 1888 is from April' IA to SMPA 15 Mayberry and Sonmell were ordered to New York on Oct 17 to secure protection to the Southern League MAYBERRY oe TO-110E10We DAMS To-morrow's game between the Louis villa and the local team will be very interesting and will doubtless be largely attended Louisville will it is understood present Ramsey and Kerins as her batteryovhile Baker and Hillery will do the work for Nashville Hecker and Kerins and Taylor and lifarr will probably be the batteries in Friday's game Sowders is on a visit to Indianapolis his home Re will return in time to play In Thursday's game treed Tonganne In cue of Neuralgia of It or 8 rears standing which had misted all treatment This was six months shim and the patient bag em Jared Perfect freedom from har (mainland" Bowl Occurring) Mo line Tongelhw fair triel in Newark To use my patient's own expression "It's ths medicine tor that cineass" Emw Brighton I onesider Towline the beet propelling kr Neuntigis I he ever tried" Duv au Monk Mo teala whirh had misted ea treatment and the Patient hes em ber op It Mo Haw Bowg him Tongan heir trial in Noursigis To nso my patent's own es "It's the mos- ciatitat that BariuM Brighton IL (topsider Towline the beet preporstica for Nearscis I hem ever Duv au MD Pineville Mo ALLEN BROS it PADZON have received a fresh supply of clear ESY1112111 cigars from Key West mg lw lexixinme of Venturesome Ones Com' is often well to emulate the bright examples of those who tempt fortune and by braving a little win much Here la an instance shown in the result of the 184th Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana Stets Lottery at New Orleans on Tuesday Sept 8 It is cheer int reading to those fortunate winners who held tickets No 50 434 drawing the Stet capital prise of $75000 sell at $1 each la fifths one to 0 Smock Leaven worth another to JohnWise of Wamego Kan the remainder elsewhere No 26- 820 also sold in fifths at $1 to Clercy 1098 Washiogton avenue New York City one to George Jackson Newton Lan collected through Harvey County Bank of Newton Kau one to Semdsherry of Paris Tex collect ad torough Paris Exchange Bank one to Mrs 8 Barnhart Walla Walla Wash ington Ty etc etc No 80239 won the third prise of $10000 also sold in fifths one held in San Francisco Cal collected through Wells Fargo it Co' Bank of Ban Francisco another to a party in New La the remainder elsewhere Nos 64059 and ed 711 each drew one of the two fourth prises of $8000 also sold 4 in Altos at $1 each to Bernstrom Greenport oollected through Chatham National Bank of New York City another to Whet National Bank of Los Angeles Cal another to A Kinsey collected through First National Bank of Red Clqud Nee another -to Peter Berry Globe Village South Bridge Maas another collected by An- gio California Bank (limited) San Fran deco Cal another to a party in Guatemala 0 A and so on all over the habitable world the flow of wealth scattered joy and happiness and a similar occurrence will take place on Tuesday Nov 10 of which all information can be bad on application to A Dauphin New Orleans La Now remember these facts and auk to emulate the exampled these fortunate ones 1 In the June 1884-bimie Many Victims to the use of opiwn or morphine from the use of tholie drugs for the relief of Neural gilt it is gratifying to observe that such daw geroile consequences may be averted by the use of TONGALINI which Speetne in the acute form of BeWeigia" ISM I ys IcIANs INNEMILg l'OR RATA BY LLL DBUGGIBTEL PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE A A MELLIER leis 700 and 111 WASHINGTON AVENUE at Lot718 sel dItsrly nrm-2 Manufacturer 127 and 129 South cherry Street All work fully guaranteed ja27 sadly tthp et SHORTHAND INSTITUTE 1 Agri 1117111111ml 1TASEEVILLE Shorthand Institute Lewis Block Church and Summer Ste A PERMANENT SCHOOL DAY and NIGHT SESSIONS Commencing on Monday the 21st and to continue during the entire week there will take place a Yt ie tc a Success Guaranteed Positions Secured xi A HALE Principal Louisville and Nashville Shorthand Institute oeS cod am NV BOOTS AND SHOES 1 Grand Reunion All Nationalities Boots Shoes I I BLAKE CO 173 Union Street have the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Spring and Summer Shoes in the city which they ate selling at Factory Prices Call early and secure Bargains At the Olympic Theater there was a fair home last night considering the unplessant weather The play which wee presented with a great degree of excellence Mies Annie Firatin in the title role admirably sustained the reputation which she- Olio character 4 Mr Jack as Mona Duval was beyond criticism In the mime where as the father be pleeds with Camilk to break the bonds between herself and Armand his acting was superb and Miss Firmin's interpretation in the same scene and in the final interview with Armand where her love struggles with her duty was very fins Mr William Harcourt's Armand we also a pieced artistic work Tuns young actor a native of this State and not yet 21 years of age siva promise of a future His fins presence rich voice and self-oonmined manner are wondertal so young a man Hie nonce') tion and insight into the stormy soul of so paesionate ajpyor as Ar wand show an intuition whibelongs to pains The other parts wire well sastatiled and the play was smooth throughout "Camille" will be repeated this afternoon To-night the familiar but always beautiful "Lady of Lyons" will be presented The management will heat the room so that the chilliness which somewhat marred the pleasure of the audience last night will be obviated The' management of the Olympic have In mind a charge in the interior of the theater that will add materially to its comfort and appearance Opera chairs will be substituted for the preeent seating and the house divided into sectiona A beater and other necessary improvements will make it entirely comfortable The entrance both to the building and the auditorium are to undergo extensive change MASONIC charming little soubrette little Evans will appear at Masonic Theater two nights and Wednesday matinee commencing Tuesday Oat 20 in her latest success "Florettei PARK TEEMS41S audience last night though not large was very appreciative The new minstrel scene was a success and every act on the bill met with a nattering reception Morris and Avery in a very funny sketch Dodos-ably so There win be a change of pro gramme next Thursday bight and also every Thursday night during the remainder of the essson' A strong biU has been prepared for next week the feature being the "Virginia Trio" the melodious blendingol whose voices has gained tom an extended reputation The Park: under its present manages inept seems to be on She high road to samosa At the Mammoth BLAKE Co Elothim House 173 UNION STREET odd eod IT JOB PRINTING AMUSEMENTS OLYMPIO THEATER LONA Manager I 3 1 Anoter TEl CITY Nineteen prisoners went from the jail to the county farm yesterdaY- No byline's was transacted at the weekly session yesterday of the Big The rigor of the temperature yesterday showed that straw hats are no longer de rigeur The internal revenue collections yeaterday were $343475 and it was a cold A' day too The city 'clod teaohers yesterday re ceived the checks for their salaries for the past month Treesmvr paid the school teach-ore their salaries for September yodel day He disbursed 68688 60-- The annual convention Of- the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity will meet in Nashville Tenn Cot 20 1886 The mulberry stakes at Gallatin will be tun Nov 4 I885 instead of the fith as published yesterday morning During the beano of Attorney Gen eral Washington Robert EL Vaughn Fog performing the dn ties of State's officer with marked excellence Petways colored wiri was trrested yesterday by Officer Vinson at the -instance of Ida Taylor charging her with housebreaking and larceny Tile second test of the new battery of boilers at the water-works was nom plated yesterdav morning Superintendent Beyer will submit report to-day Dr 3 Sharpe manager of the Re: fugto Mines in Mexico reported to the stockholdere yeettrday at a meeting in the Cole building The financial showing was good It is thought the First Baptist Church on Brood street will be completed by Christmas The ceilings have been handsomely freecohd and the carpenter work is progressing finely The following prisoner' were som mitted to jail colored: Idella Fettway housebreaking and tar Johnson vagrancy kloustan Sanders contempt of court 1 r'A ''r ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Of ELLIS 31 Public Square wben and where there will be grandest and most gorgeous display of Men's Boys' and (Mil- dren's Clothing ever ex- hibited in Nashville where we guarantee a saving of $250 to $5 on every suit of clothes sold Bargains in Furnishing Goods Hats Trunks and Valises lc re Ld of I- 17e it Mr Landis and the Banner A report was on the streets yesterday to the effent that Mr A Landis Jr editor- in chief of the Banner had severed his connection with the paper and left the city An AttlaTCAN reporter met a representative of the Banner last night WhO stated that Mr Landis bad not revered his anuneetion with the paper that be we iedeed absent but was on a pleasure trip and would return in a week There are others who gay that while Mr Landis natty not have formally left the Banner yet be has been virtually and in fact out of office for three days Ira -Sc9 00 (41) $0 VUP1 triz ts vto a 'JUIPINt'oi lePV7e0441e-11111 1)90-424irt IV' fir 0 0 etlii 01) 0 8 8 Ja 41 1 Is t3 tA lim 4 0 0 at 0 I 41i9 9 IP sSell ---440KP434 I' oe 44-LIMO e''''O'w 'S'4 0 04 107 ards ego vox bvw5-- ansammo Commencing Monday night Oct 12 The Gifted Ma wilful and AcAmmplished Actress MISS ANNIE FIRMIN The 'popular American Actor 1b1 Zdtt MEW asekL Supported by the Celelnated Firmin-Jack Comedy Company WEDNESDAY MATINEE 2:30 Ex-Mayor Phillips When ex-Mayor Philips in retiring from the executive chair said yesterday "as far es ply feeble eft nts would allow I have la aU my public sett been govrued solely by the desire ta aoudad the affairs of the city for the public good" he stated that which every citizen believes it is certain that he will wry Into retirement the respect of all intelligent men whether they voted for him or not in the conteit for the seat be has just vacated No suspicion of dishciiobts has been attached to any of his -dial seta Iiis record is clear The people are firmly convinced that be has been honorable in his intentions fair in his dealings and watchful of his trust A man of convictions he impressed his ideas upon the administration and whenever fully persuaded he was right he never retreated from his original poettiott A man of generous impulses he mingled charity with justice and as the writer knows has Eaten dispensed his "peens to aid the poor and unfortunate While true to his friends he did rot aid them to the detriment of public intereo's but acted up to his sense of duty The first Reform Mayor certainly has won sitcom and olosegui IRAQ OULILLUOUU11 Excursion to Lolle The Lottirrille Nashville Railroad will run an excarelon train to Louisville to-night the train leaving the Chattanooga depot at 10 tn 114 College-'tryst dep31 at lo :05 reaching Louisville at 7 o'clock to-morrow morning Returning the train will leave the Exposition platform at 10:40 in tomorrow night -The round trip is $2 The great Southern Exposition is now in lull blast at Louisville and parties will have i cheap end pleasant opportunity by this excursion to do the labia 31 Public Square le sumo ly RUSSIANTURKISH BATHS se WEDNESDAY NIGHT Lamest attention! LADY of LYONS 6622 6m The Lebanon Presbytery The Lebanon Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Ohurch will meet it Gal hail Tenn this evening at 7:30 o'clock Missionary meeting Friday at 10 a Arrangements have been made with the Railroad to carry members to Gallatin and return at the rats of four cent per mile Persons Living on the line of said road will precut from the gent at starting points a eertificate which being filled up and signed by the stated lark will entitle the bolder thereof to return at onethiql rate The Tennessee Pacific Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Nashville at four cents per mile A anaville at sour menu per um 4 RUSSIAERKISH BATHS FOIL LA DIES REDMOND'S NEW PARK l'REATERt Corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets MONDAY Oe'r013M11 12 Entire New Show Variety il Slur league ON A LA1ICs--7 MICHIGAN APPLES Yellow Onions Red Onions A car load of each pot rewired by RUFFNER It CHANDLER ern 3t 75 Beath Market Street tying vanprousur Henry Edmondson late an officer of the Criminal Court is dangerously sick at hi' residence on South Summer street 11 ear Elm He has a hvgi family and is in a condition where friendly assistance would be most timely He is a son of Mr I Edmondson a highly honored former sheriff of this oonnty and is the 113 ephew of an ex member of Congress rcm Virginia rc yirginis infant son of Jas and Ella Stairhead aged 2 3T in 2 mouths and It days Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock front the maidens 6S Hayes street Friends sad acquaintances see invited Se it it 11111E11 Ie 14 Deaderick St TUESDAYS AID IKIDAYS From Los to TS 'MS snore 11 size mi im so Am me sumo a Popular PrioeuA 25 05 and 50 oats IS atlases Tu'imil" ay aad friday sun enio Esuoa 9I1110 1 1 1seuu I I 1 7 7 I '4') 4'''4'' V4oole-Cs M'''.