The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 5

GREAT CONFIDENCE -11A114 AuliluAli TIMLISDAY MORNING APRIL 5 1887e I ga li' 7 mmmpowlumNiftiOROMMID -11A114 tl 24-51killaAii liAbliNrIALLIL TIMSDAT 110RISTNIL' APRIL 5 1887e A et 4 4 CHOICE SELECTION IC)r 700 Sentiment of the Stockholders of the Cr I Company manager and conductor of th-oe emulate inures to our music-loving citizens mow treat of the very highest order The show at Howie this week is the best that has been given since the opening The Rastea Sisters are lug and finished vocalists The two revolvers Smith Ilid Weeson are probably the beet knock-about song and dance teem over seen in Nashville and the performance throughout is good London papers are unstinted In their praise of Gillette's American melodrama "Held by the Enemy" The Standard ma that It is a work that the people will go again and again to see nsger end conductor of those concerts ures to our music-loving citizens mow I treat of the very highest order be show at Mayo' How OA ek Is best that has been given sinos 1 opening The Neaten Sisters are pleas and finished vocalists The two re- rs Smith and Wesson are probably best knock-about song and dam teem ve the eeen In Na th Nashville and perform- throughout le good ondon paper ere unstinted In their praise II Gillette's American melodmus New President and Directorm Chosen at the Annual 3leeling $500000 of Ronda Retired and a Dirt dend Deelared en the CRP Italtteek Paris and London Novelties! Hats Bonnets Turbans BAD WRECK mb Fourteen Cars Knocked Ott a Forty-foot Trestle Near Adams station Dukes Parasols Fans and Gloves to Match to be seen '41 e56 4' 6- s0--4 4E-- 16S WEDNESDAY APRIL 6 ON OUR GREAT OPENING DAY! The annual meeting of the stockholders Rod Directors of the TonnesseeSoal Iron Railroad Company was held yesterday in this city The stockholders elected their newiBoard At Directors as follows: Baxter Jr Nashville Hillman of Birmingham Enoch Easley and Napoleon Hill of Memphis A Colyar Duncan Keith Steger John Williams A Shook and Scales of Nashville Inman Probst and Evans of NewYork and Samuel Tate Jr of Memphis These directors immediately organized by the election of the following officers: Baxter Jr President Hillman Vice President A Shook General Manager and James Bowron Secretary and Treasurer Mr Ensiey declined a re-election as Preeldent owing to the very serious illness of his wife The two are now in Italy for the health of the lady A resolution was passed expressing sympathy The Executive Committee chosen was Enoch Ensley Chairman Duncan Inman A Colyar and Steger The directors then declared a dividend of I per cent upon their capital stock of $10000000 This dividend I payable May 15 except to stockholders of record who receive their dividends May The directors also instructed the Executive Committee to indorse and guarantee the bonds of the street car line or dummy line now building from Birmingham to Ensley City The Central Trust Company of New York as trustee for the company's bonds was instructed to advertise for $500000 of the company's bonds and to take these up and cancel them Nearly all of the stock of the company was represented either by holders or by proxy and there was a strong feeling of confidence amongst all This is the largest selection of Fine Millinery ever exhibited in Nashville and our customers will say that neTer have they seen so many handsome and stylish goods before In addition we shall offer a few of our drives for the opening day: Two cases of Ladies' Misses' and Children's plain color also in black and ribbed Derby Hose extra long at 5c worth 15c to 20e 80 pieces of Satin Duchess Printed Foulards Also Monis Silk Stripes Sateens in all the shades at 25c worth 75c Two cases of Wool Grey Twill Debiege at 5c such as you pay 20c We will show you and only to be seen at Rosenheim's Crepe Bilk Embroidery hand-painted Parasols and Fans to match with carved ivory handles from 75c to $125 a set 44 Our elegant Dress Silk Diamond-colored Dress Trimmings can only be seen at opening day 1 1 Every Hat Bonnet and London Turban that we will display are all original ideas---none copied---and you will not see them elsewhere We shall also display eighty different shapes and colors of the celebrated Jim the Penman Hats the historical hats worn in 1812 by misses in London Also the Fisher Girls the Romance shape the Paradise Lost shape the Feather-weight Hat the EasOndia Hat the Duke of London elegant little French Bonnets entirely new colors We shall also offer bought of the receiver's sale elegant Dress Goods Silk Trimmings to match Also few ready-made Worth Dresses bought at the Maschcovitz Bros sale the leading gentlemen dressmakers of Fifth Avenue We shall also display a few Antique Bronze Figures bought at the Stewart art sale Also large lot of Elegant Novelties Fine Hosiery Handkerchiefs and Ribbons Our universal opening Wednesday Apr every Lady who calls The most dleastrous freight-train wreck that has occurred on the Louisville tit Nashville Road for a long while took place yesterday morning about 11 o'clock about two miles from Adams' Station and Nat this side of Red River on the Henderson Di vision of the road The engine of Cie second section of thmugh freight 63 went over the treetle followed by thirteen or fourteen cars resulting in a complete etnash-up The train was in two sections and the causeof the accident was the breaking loose of part of the first which had must passed over the trestle The detached cars rolled rapidly back down the grade striking with fearful force the engine of the second motion and knocking it off the track The derailed engine keeled over partially to one side and shot down from the trestle to the ground a distance of thirty-five or forty feet dragging seven or eight of its own care with it and the caboose and several cars of the other section The fireman John McGowan stuck to his engine and was badly crushed in the fall No one else went over Tom Willis the engineer who lives in this city escaped by jumping but received a few bruises Report had it that McGowan was dead but at last accounts he was still alive though in a bad condition Hie home is in Earlington Ky The telegraph poles attached to the trestle were broken down and until some of them could be temporarily erected communication was almost entirely cut off General Manager Harm-ban passed through last night on a special engine to the scene of the disaster Work has been commenced with the wrecking train in removing the debris and in repairing the trestle This will take about two days and in the meantime all of the Henderson Division trains will go around by Bowling Green The Hopkineville accommodation went out last night to the wreck to receive passengers which bad come op as far as the fatal trestle on the regular passenger train due here about 8 o'clock The accommodation returned early this morning The amount of damage in dollars has not been estimated by railroad men yet but it will reach a very high figure What the wrecked cars were loaded with has not been learned Had the second section when it was struck been on the river bridge Just a few yards beyond the trestle the result would have been far worse The bridge is nearly ninety feet above the water il 6 Elegant Paris Souvenir given to on our Opening Day tO rfi ''i'' I OS HET kI LTA A-Y -1111) 4 kl 9 Cole IMMO I IND HERE A LITE THERE A LITTLE A CONNELL President II JtSTI Vice President licLESTER Cashier BASE BALL The Nashville Trust hotilla Company i1--1 Nashville Beats Memphis in a Well-Played Game FLORIDA LANDS CLCLI'itrAMD 6 00000 142 Union rrenn' I now open for the transaction of a general banking business and requests a share of the public patronage Interest allowed on de- posits Stocks bonds and securities sold on commission Nashville Capitalists Who Made Some Unfortunate Corcoran Does Exceptionally Fine Work in the Box Detroit Piles Up Twenty-eight to New Orleans rive inivutrrons IL DUDLEY A BRADLEY McLESTER LEWIS BAXTER LEBECK TURNER JUST' DR McKINNEY- A ROBINSON PALMER WASHINGTON JAS HEAD A CONNELL GEO JACKSON WOOLWINE mhI9 tuthsa ly 5p Birmingham Defeated by Philadelphias KnockOut the at Memphis Bids for Cub! llg West Nash ville Land Improvement Co NAKIVILLE TENN Corcoran 6 Two-base and Maul Struck Com Ian 2 Suck Memplais plays with Chicago to-morrow and with Detroit the balance of the week PHILADELPHIA 10 ATHLETICS 2 PHILADELPILIA April Athletic and Philadelphia clubs played the first of a series of games for the local championship to-day Both clubs fielded well but the League team outhatted the Aseociatien club Fogarty and Milligan each made home runs in the ninth inning by batting balls over the left field fence The attendance was 91831 Score: Philadelphia 0 0 3 1 1 0 1 2 2-10 Athletic OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 2 DETROIT 28 saw ORLEANS 5 Naw ORLIANS April New Orleans was tired of butting against a stone wall and did not try to field much against the Detroits to-day devoting most of their time to batting and base-running Fine fielding however even made attempts In these linestutile until the last part of the game when New Orleans batted Conway for four earned runs and Cartwright made the lougeet hit yet for a home-run and Cartwright and Geiss each got in a three-bagger Brennan made throe safe hits and Fuller one Rittenhouse and Vaughan were the local battery Rittenhouse is slow and somewhat puzzling and was hit for twenty-five hits with a total of forty bases besides five bases on balls and two wild pitches Vaughan is an untried Ohio catcher and can hit and catch besides possessing good judgment He also throws well but the effectiveness is destroyed by slowness 28 New Orleans 5 20 New Orleans 4errors 4 New Orleans 11 DETROIT 5 BIRMINGHAM 1 BIRMINGHAM ALA April The Detroits played the local nine to-day and beat them in a pretty game of 5 to! The playing of the locals was a surprise to everybody the batting work being specially good Base 6 Birmingham 4 each and Struck Loutsviux 5 SYRACUSE Loulsvms Ky April Louis-villas opened the season here to-day with the Syracuse Stars The day was disagreeably cold The contest was interesting throughout but the Loutsvilles won through hard batting aided by Ralmiey's fine pitching Score: Louisville 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0-5 Syracuse 000030000-3 Base 14 Syracuse 8 Earned 4 Syracuse 1 Two-base hits Wolf and Werrick Double Cook unassisted Struck 10 Crothers 6 Base on 3 Crothers 4 Wild Passed None lilt by Mike Walsh -4 :6 etz: -31 '-''') '-Y '7tily 'Ovp-1: I 0 --v rf': AK 414 1:111 '-'te VTlilIgt I I Illy taic tilt' BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FP TO MONday April 4 for twenty tiloussnd lineal feet of stone curbing to be set on boulevards and streets of the new city of West Nashville An unlimited supply of good material on the grounds of the company Right reserved to accept or reject all bids Address DAVIS me2iI RI VALENTINO Committee It hag turned out that Nashville has contributed her share of victims to the big Florida land swindle An account of the arrest of the parties at the head of this scheme has already been given in the telegraphic dispatches of the last ten days A large number of prominent gentlemen here received the circulars in which the offers to sell property at a nominal price were made A West Nashville physician noted for his modesty and also his good sense was one of the number He at once sent enough money to the place named to buy one lot An answer came back that he must send double the amount as all the first lots had been sold Down into his pocket he went and sent the required amount He will now take hal a ceqt on the dollar for his investment His friends hearing of his speculation are inclined to show an undue interest in ikon- lug the details which seem to them very funny onsequently the Doctor has gotten into the habit lately of walking several blocks out of his way to avoid coming in contact with them Another one of the same profession in East Nashville bit very hard at the bogus bait He went into it heavy and with the ambition of striking it rich On receipt of the circulathe at once wrote to Cincinnati he head officer of the St Andrews Bay Railroad Land Company asking an option on sixteen lots Of course he got it While waiting for an answer he went to fifteen friends and talked them into going in with him picturing the scheme in the most glowing colors When the response came giving him special rates on the lots be quietly "shook" his partners and took the whole number himself Maybe his wouldhave-been "partners" are not having fun now It was stated yesterday that he hardly speaks to them now as they pass by There are a large nuMber of others here who will long remember Guy Webber and his little scheme To Railroad COltractors The result of yesterday's game looks better for the local team Takeo all in all the series appears to be rather remarkable The first game was won by the Memphians in a sluggish contest by the score of 5 to 3 The next day Nashville won in a walk with 8 scores to Memphis 1 The following day however Memphis rallied defeated Nashville by a score of 13 to 1 and the succeeding day by the still larger score of 20 to 5 Yesterday afternoon the seemingly demoralized team from Nashville lit into their opponents and made twelve runs while the latter made only three These one-sided scores go to show that the season is too young to allow an Intelligent comparison to be made between the two teams These scores may also be construed to show how any pitcher is i alTra suffer under the new rules if he is the least bit out of condition The sixth game of the State's championship series will be played In Nashville and if won by the locals as it should be will require a seventh game to decide the issue The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday contains the following paragraph: "Manager Bradley of the Nmhvilles has canceled his Cincinnati dates President Stern has notified him that if he does not keep his contract he will sue the Nashville team for 500 damages" The dates referred to are April 7 and The deferred Nashville-Memphis game will be played April 14 the Memphians stopping over here on their way home from Cincinnati where they play on the 13th inst The locals will probably play the Cincinnatis on the 7th or 8th of this month as the latter club refused to allow Manager Bradley to cancel his dates entirely The Dr llendershott Medicine Company' Manufacturing Chemists of Drs Ifendershott Thornton's great English Medicines Lim Chill and Blood Punier Kidney Cure Or Woman 's Friend Cough Syrup Tar and Chel Instant Relief or Pain Killer Horse Linimen Soothing Syrup Grease Extractor Dead Shot Worm Candy Wake Robin Pills All Healing Salve For sale by all druggists live For sale by all druggists Dr llendershott Medicine Company' Iott vet or ih AMUSEMENTS Mr John Raymond as an actor is eseentially posseesed of the power to amuse His humor is dry and unrestrained and when he takes such a character as Samuel liunily in "The Woman Hater" presented at the Masonic last niglit for the first time In this city he spreads a degree of merri'tent about him which few other actors equal and after a fashion all his own It is Invariably at his own expense Voluntarily and with delicious unction he has assumed one role after another during the past ten years which have been unfailingly akin to his original creation of Oft Sellers in this respect Through all the creations attached to his name nine or ten he has not failed to Infuee t1i 8eliC4 Ot ridicule good natured Innocent and funny that is the mainspring of his own nature He has brought to the public a greater number of plays written for himself and achieved a higher average of gnomes in them than any other American actor He has been a bard and conscientious worker Yet his plays have thus far not been noted for more than this serio-farcical element around which they seem all to have been Wilt But he hat been so consistent in his methods and these methods have been demonstrated to be based on such genuine if limited and something monotonous nality of conception and exposition that Raymond will occupy a distinct niche in the hereafter as an actor of superiority of intelligence and sincerity of purpose and execution and be is a better actor to-day than at any time in his career More than this he is giving evidence of a progressive spirit tat partakes of some bravery and in his latest effort he has exposed an ambition to go one step further and draw to the surface the ripened side of a long experience with men and things and add a touch of true comedy to the heretofore unlicensed vein of unadulterated farce comedy that has built his fame to its present heighth of histrionic excellence He produced "A Gold Mine" on trial last week in Mepaphis a play written for him by that admirable copartnership of playwrights Branders and Jessop the latter of whom is the author of the Raymond sketch in their "Actors and Actresses" of recent publics In this play Mr Raymond is In the main a serious man He goes an American to England to sell a gold mine In London be is thrown with a banker and his family one of which a son meets financial disaster just as the American has become enamored of the boy's aunt The latter disposes of his mine at half its value to the father and the proceeds to save the son The mine is subsequently rebought by the aunt who marries the American The play is serio-comic interspersed with some broad Comedy scenes but the character of Silas Wooleot is not unlike that of Asa Trenchard in "The American Cousin" The audience last night was fine in point of attendance and quality and a wave of unrestrained laughter marked the process of the performance The success was so pronounced that a matinee will be given Wednesday at which "The Woman Hater" will be repeated "For Congress" tonight Mr Raymond made a significant remark last night as he came off the second act of "The Woman Hater" to the echo of applans "I have been traveling through Southern towns since previous to the war" said be "and I have watched the great change going on in these cities There is no point of observation in such matters equal to that of an actor in front of an audience in the same town from year to year and I have noticed an improvement in ovary way The audiences average a greater number the people are infinitely more appreciative and discriminating better dressed and better behaved The whole face of Southern towns has undergone a very decided change I played to an audience in Richmond last week where the ladles were without bonnets and in handsome attire The private box occupants were in full dress and the very pit was full of men in dress coats It was a beautiful audience And the same thing is noticeable in some degree in every Southern city I visit The unfolding of every kind that is In progress ifi Southern cities is one of the most inter I see In all this country" Those who are attracted by the more sensational features of Western lifatt csmbina tion of the heroic and tragic will find in the romantic drama of "Black now running at the -Grand Opera House full satisfaction Pistols and bowls-knives bullets and blood exciting encounters and a tinge of the romantic supplying a back- ground in which interesting figures are thrown into prominent relief appear In striking succession to fill an hour or two with genuine Interest Arizona Joe with his feats of agility and remarkable marksmanshin claims a large share of attention and is rendered the more prominent by a variously constructed support which nt11- 'zee humor with aptness to relieve the sem- bre hue of other scenes The play is much better than theordinary sensational Western drama and was greeted last night by a litrilliag nutweezion so nu an nour or me with genuine Interest Arizona Joe with Ms feats of agility and remarkable marks- inanshio claims a large share of attention and is rendered the more prominent by a variousil constructed support which nal- Ins humor with aptness to relieve the som- bre hue of ottliateeronefinenesBeThetglaz tzitne chru be than drama and wm greeted bet night by a ground In wawa interesting ngures are Into prominent appear In THLa Grange Furnace Company will re- cOlve proposals for the Grading Trestles Drainage Crossotles and Track-laying of five-mile sectiona of their railway front Danville Houston County Tenn to LaGrange Furnace Stewart County Until the I 5th Day of April I 887 Profile quantities and specifications can be examined at the of the Company Berry Block 156U Church street Nashville Tenn LAGRANGE FURNACE CO apt td Nashville Tenn ja22 sodkwly NASHVILLE TEMC il01: 0-- Of 'II': i RE STOLE A MULE Mal Life Illstrance Co Gov Taylor is still away and it is not known when he will return Special mail service between Dandridge and Sandy Ridge Tenn has been discontinued Commissioner Hord is in Columbia on business connected with the Agricultural Bureau The oi)ening of Masonic headquarters and library association has been postponed until Thursday evening 7th inst There were interesting literary and panoramic exercises yesterday during the day and evening at the Central College To-night at 7:30 o'clock a meeting of all the voting members of the Lutheran Church will be held to transact important business The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church Foreign Missionary Society will meet this morning in the vestry rooms of the church There was a statement published a few days ago that Mrs John Alley was dead It was not Mrs John Alley the wife of the policeman Washington has returned from Macon Ga Replying to an inquiry about his infant son be said thelittle fellow was doing as well as could be expected The city detective force yesterday recovered the silver watch of Mrs Davidson which "Bad Man Scott" the fellow now in jail stole from her All of Mrs Davidson's property has been recovered There will be a meeting of the Nashville Board of Real Estate Brokers at the office of Long Franklin Jc Nash at 7:30 to-night Business of importance will be brought before the Board A full attendance is desired The account of the robbery of Mr Clendening's house in Edgefield given in the Banner of yesterday afternoon is utterly groundless Detective Casteen went over last night to investigate the matter and such is his report The Bible training class will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the parlor of the Young Men's Christian Association The line of study that will be taken up is as follows: "Joseph xli: 38-48 Noted Lepers of the Bible Mall on Route 19501 Henderson to Sal-Tenn will hereafter leave Henderson daily except Sundays at 7:30 a arrive at Saltillo by 5:30 leave Saltillo daily except Sundays at 7:30 a arrive at Henderson by 5:30 Rev Strickland left thd city yesterday afternoon for Knoxville to be present at the funeral of Judge John Moses who died in that city on Saturday last Dr Strickland was the pastor of Judge Moses for several years Ely Woods was yesterday arrested on the charge of assaulting his uncle TWoods with a knife They had a quarrel ovel a dog when Ely pulled a knife and made severl whacks at his relative who got out of he way and had Ely placed behind the bars The ladies of St Joseph's Church West Nashville return many thanks to Capt A Hemenway of Washington for his generous contribution to the Altar Society Although coming here recently a stranger Capt Hemenway has made many warm during his stay hi the city Henry Mitchell colored was yesterday placed in jail on the charge of subordination of perjury Several weeks ago a colored man by the name of Willis Cheatham was tried and acquitted of the charge of rape upon a little colored girl Cheatham now claims that Mitchell procured witnesses to swear falsely against him A change has taken place on the editorial staff of the Banner Mr Cook the city editor taking the position of telegraph ed- itor Mr Lee Fitzgerald assumes the duties of the place made vacant by Mr Cook's promotion Mr Fitzgerald is one of the most efficient newspaper men in the State and one of tiv most popular young men in the city Prof Hughes of Memphis who is assisting in the revival meetings at the Central Baptist Church is a very sweet singer His voice is strong his articulation clear and the effect of his singing is exceedingly pleasing Large congregations attend tke services and great Interest is manifested in the meeting The pastor preached last night The alarm sounded from box No 6 last night at 10 o'clock was occasioned by the burning of some straw and boxes in the cellar of Banks tic Abernathy's saloon in the Colonnade building comer of Cherry and Deaderick streets The fire most likely originated by some one throwing a lighted match or cigar through the iron gratings on the sidewalk into the cellar below No damage was done Siouan Defeats Schaefer CHICAGO April Simeon of Chicago defeated Jacob Schaefer of St Louis at cushion caroms in the Music Hall tonight for 1500 a side About 700 spectators were present The score was: Slosson BOO Schaefer 488 Slosson was far behind in the first half of the game but for seventeen consecutive innings Schaefer scored practically nothing night at 10 o'clock was occmioned by the burning of some straw and boxes in the it ellar of Banks Abernathy's saloon in the lonnade building corner of Cherry and Co Deaderick streets Tbe fire most likely originated by some one throwing a lighted match or cigar through the Iron gratings on the sidewalkoninet! the cellar below No da age siossen Defeats Schaefer CHICAGO April 4-Geo Simeon of Chi- cago defeated Jacob Schaefer of St Louis at cuhion caroms in the Music Hall to- night for 1500 a side About 700 spectators present The score was Slosson 500 Schaefer 488 Slosson was far behind In the first belt a of the game but for seyenteeo ght nine from b-ea No 8 met Ultily A New Hampshire Youth Behind the Bars for Theft OF KL'N'TITCLIY Incorporated 1866- REAL ESTATE (Formerly Attached to the Vienna Austria General Hospital) 322 CHURCH ST NASHVILLE TErcz Eilpeolgalist! For all Brain Nervous Spinal Female Rom ach Throat Nose Long and Heart Diseases- Dr KalkholCs extensive experience for teen years in the successful treatment of the above mentioned diseases in both private tice and some of the leading hospitals Of rope enables him to guardritee cures In cases that have been pronounced incurable by 4ttlieg physicians Consultation and examination tree Hours: 9 to 12 a in 1 to 4 in I to 8 1) del4 ly (Formerly Attached to the Vienna Prices in West End Stiffened by the Prospect ot Resumption of Work on the New Union Depot CHARLES ----President Secretary This Company has returned to policy holders and holds invested for them mere than the total premiums received Tennessee Office: 7 Noel Block Nashville WOMACK Special Agent PATTON State Agent agents throughout the State te26 ly Electric Belt Free' To introduce it and obtain agents we w111101 the next sixty days give away free of charge in each county in the United States a limited number of our German Electra Galvanic Suc- penftory Belts price $5 a positive and um failing cure for Nervous Varloocele Emissions Impotency etc $50o reward paid it every Belt we manufacture does not generate a genuine electric current Address at once ELECTRIC BELT AGENCY Box 178 Brooklyn Inthsa awly GAYLE Real Estate Ago llt First Ave bet I ith tt 20th Sts BIRMINGHAM ALA A young man hailing from New Hampshire and traveling through the South probably for his health is in trouble His name is Evan Blood and he claims to be a farming hand He came to this city about a month ago and engaged to work with Mr Joy in th Eighteenth District Yesterday morning Mr Joy on going to wake up the young man found that he was gone This occasioned little alarm or grief until it was discovered that a fine mule was also missing Joy at once came to town and but theorise in the hands of Porter's Detective Agency Superintendent Porter andDetective Clemmons started out and struck his trail three miles from town In some way Blood heard of the pursuit and tried all sorts of dodges to make his escape Prom the hill tops he saw the two officers and steered himself accordingly About noon he got so hard' pressed that he left the animal in the woods hid the saddle and bridle by a stump and made a fresh break afoot The two detectives separated Porter go tug to the railroad station near and Clemmons following the New Hampshire youth by his tracks About 5 o'clock he walked up behind his man Just' on the edge of town and in a very persuasive manner Invited him to bold up his bands This Blood did Be was taken to the office of the agency and thence to jail He said he was from Rallis New Hampshire but came to Nashville from South Carolina His reason for stealing the mule was that he wanted money to take a trip 'Election la Michigan DETriorr Mom April 4--Michigan electors to-day cast their ballots on two Jim-timed the Supreme Court two Regents of the State UniTeredty and two amendments to the Constitution besides county Officers The amendments were for the Increase of the salaries of State officers and the prohibition of the liquor truffle It is almost an impossibility to give definite returns tonight AU reports so far received are scattered and incomplete However enough is known to show the Republicans have elected their State ticket by a safe plurality The Tribune names a plurality of not less than 10000 As to the amendments later returns seem to make the adoption of both enured The vote on the prohibition amendment has been very heavy and the anti-liquor men have apparently gained the victory DETeorr Mica April eke- i 4 one apoo aset their bauots on two owe ticesof the Supreme Court two Regents of the State Uniceredty and two amendments to the Constitutions besides county officers The amendments were for the increase of the salaries of State officers and the pro- bibition of the liquor traffic It Is almost an Impossibility to give definite returns to- night All reports so far received are scat- tared and hicomplete However en ough is known to show the Republicans have elected their State ticket by a safe plurality The Tribune naMee a phirality of not less than 10000 --As to the amendments later returns seem to make the adoption of both assured Tile vote on the prohibition amendment has been very heavy and the 1 Zleetion In Michigan vitEA Men Imffering from Illoviroull 111bility Lama VI Ir iit7 ing from intititeretions: EexMentred wink4 Mg AD osmsett Ilrftatiotor bytint GREAT MARSTON Iltraferg Trial' informnt too of alott to nil room 4 MARSTON REMEDY CO 19 Park Place Neve York nol8 tal11sa (twly--1 The prospect of the early resumption of work on the Union Depot has naturally stimulated investment in West End real estate An agent yesterday reported that within two weeks a lot within WO yards of the proposed site of the depot had increased In value 25 a foot It is to be noted that speculators are now giving much more attention than a month ago to property within the corporate limitswhich had been allowed to stand at too low figures and just at present owing to the location of the than Depot far-eeeing capitalists are buying heavily but quietly along that section of West End which will be affected by this Improvement Many sales are being effected which are concealed from the public TESTERDAY'S TROISFERS Noel to Davis 50 feet on Green street fr100 Jacob Ortwain to Fannie Snyder lots in Thirteenth District $1930 and Weakley to Steinhaur 50 feet on Broad street $4500 Burger to Ward and Landis 100 feet on Jones avenue $500 Nopl to Goodall lot in Thirteenth District $280 A Payne et at to Goodall land In Eighteenth District $1230 Same to same land in same district 370 John I Carey attorney to Isaiah Smith land in Thirteenth District SOO Chas Martin to city of Nashville lot on Franklin pike $1500 McIver and wife to Carpenter land in IDOXV11109 $1500 to Moore land in Twenty-fourth District 25 Sameto DGoodiett land in Twenty-third District 8050 Dame to Williamson lot in Eighth Ward 0140 In Eighteenth District 131230 Same to same land in same district 370 John Carey attorney to Isaiah Smith land In Thirteenth nistrict $300 Cas to Martin city of Nashville lot 5 on Franklin pike $100 McIver and wife to Carpenter 1111V le Moore land In Twenty-fourth District $25 DGoodiett land in Twenty- third District 508050 Dame to Williamson lot In Eighth Ward 0650 0 Wealth District $280 A Payne et AL 140- -P Hogan will be here Thursday and take his position for the season in right field 12 TO MRBF1119 Tin April There were 800 people present this afternoon to witness the third and last game played between Nashville and Memphis Among the audience was the famous Chicago club who arrived last night from Hot Springs They applauded Corcoran when he went to the bat and he acknowledged the compliment To-day's game was undoubtedly won through Corcoran He outgeneralled the Memphis Ins and gave confidence to the visitors Nicholas played short atop In a satisfactory manner Indeed every member of the visitors played a strong game Bradley took every chance that was offered and batted well Smith the pitcher of the locals was batted freely Crotty in the third Inning had to give way to Baker A hot foul struck him on the finger compelling hi retirement The Nashville team returned home to-night Following is the official score: NAARPILLIZI 1314 PO A Clinton If 8 8 2 1 0 Bates 2 8 6 2 0 Reeder of 12210 Firle lb 11810 Maul 1 4 0 0 0 Moffit 2b 1 2 4 1 0 Bradley 3b 22111 Corcoran 1 1 2 0 Nicholas is 0 0 1 2 0 Total 12 18 27 11 1 KINPRIO BR PO A Botle 0 1 0 0 2 Sneed 2 2 8 1 0 Force 0 And rews 11) 1 5 1 1 Crotty i -01510 Baker McAleer I 1 2 8 1 0 ack 8 0 1 Phelan 2b 0 1 4 4 2 1 Smith 0 0 2 0 Total 8 13 24 II 8 Score by innings and stunmary: Nashville 2 8 0 2 0 0 2 8 --13 Memphis 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 I Earned 2 Nashville Base on Corcoran 9 Smith 4 Bases 5 Fo 4 McAleer 8 Smith 1 Hayes 2 Bradley 2 1 Clinton 2 Cor- coran 2 Reeder I Mt by pitched Total 12 18 27 11 1 MINPnlit Bal PO Doyie lib 0 1 0 0 2 22s1 0 Sneed e- Force a 0 8 1 2 0 And lb- 5 0 1 5 a Crottr Baker a a a 1 1) McAl eer Black 1 a a 1 2 Phelan 0 1 1 i Sm 0 0 0 Total 8 13 21 11 8 Score by warty and summary s- Nashville 2 3 0 2 0 0 2 8 1--13 emphia 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0- 3 CA'relman' Fort 4: McAleer Smith- 15 2 Nicholas se 0 0 1 2 0 COMA A newer Au uy vialneu ItEFERENCES: First National Bank Birmingham Ala Josiah Morris It Co Montgomery Ala Graham tft Co 19 6 Williams street mh14 lm ex su 1 1 I I 1 I I 25000 ACRESI Land tolid body in Perry County Tennesgee on East side of Buffalo: Creek Good title Offers for this Tennesee on East side of Buffalo Creek Good title Ofters for this MAW leolid body In Perry County (0362liclit61ts 41 4 114 Z4 col aEigitxthE4I'l 11(no2 2 St25 w2 E92s acpe ztg4t 5g la 1112t81184taa a aFI5WE)14 Enis i 2 El tt 4ilt 18w 111-: 47 co Ilk -1 'Lies It E2 A tea to mh22 ly ly ly r-r :13 9 :4 en11)1 '11 0 ze 3 4 -PNS 19 new Ill 0 0- 'so l't la''9 2 -g er 0 Z' cg El'q 2 oes Id 0 0 ocsa igm 4 I- III a to' ce 'g 04e rte 0 0 0 0 2 2 I at I lis El de -0 4 i CO A i la' le 0 1 ed 11-111111 Id I 4- AAtt Vela a je 811P odd Illt 2 m1) l' I tt a 5 11 1 LeTl Id c11 5 00ks i 1 I (0) I 1 1 IV large house UZI ik l)-were Min 5' A ILI IL tract will be considered Will give good terms Address CIAARIC 131E10 Sws mb811w ROUX City 1011 "DROPOSALB FOR Department Bureau of Provisions and Clothing- Washington March 16 1887---Sealed pro- Noels endorsed "Proposals for Tolauss-s" stlll 2 be received at this Bureau until Awl 1887 at 11 o'clock a for one hundred thous and (100OX) pounds of Navy Tobacco to ho delivered at the Navy 'Yard Brooklyn 'lf Or or before the first day of November 1f1 ifications and forma of offer will be funhn by this Bureau upon apalleation and prnposals must be made upon the forms sofuruielled and in accordance with the swilleatImoo JAMES FULTON mido Lot PaymastAir General IT et N' tritet 14111 be considered Will give and (100 good terms Address 00) pounds of Navy Tobacco to CIARIC 11111()S m11811vt Roux City Is Terr" 1 )ROPOSALS FOR ment Bureau pOBACCO-Navy rOVISIOnfl and lot ling- Washington CI March 16 1887--Bealed pro- at this Bureau until A -1 ism at 11 o'clock a for one hundred Biota) rertees elyneddorsce Proposals for Tolso kill bo delivered at the Navy 'Yard Brooklyn Or or before the find day of November 1Rff ins( cations and forms of offer will be fundsha by this Bureau upon application and prnnosals must be made upon the forms so illti lellod and in anenrdsuira with tha stnatdamvttn uurronn asollutrrilZiel and in accordance with the opwificebonto 1AM VSL The dates for the three grand May Pesti'val concerts have been definitely fixed upon The concerts will be given at the Broad-treat AMINOMOrkt Hall on the 5th and tith ot May A grand orchestra ot twenty-six picked men from the Philharmonic orchestra of Cincinnati will be in attendance and among the soloists eo tar engaged are Mrs Aline BlandnerMtes Mary N'y ober and Mies Fannie Dorman The tact that ProtWelter is the The dates for the three grand May Pesti- cal concerts have been definitely fixed upon The concerts will be given at the Broad- street Amusement Hall on the 5th and tith of May A grand orchestra of twenty-az picked men trom the Philharmonic orcheetra of Cincinnati will be in attendance and among 1 Is I 0 gaged Mrs Aline the so to Ito ar are New National Beak BIRMINGRAL ALL April Barnett of Jackson Mho and other Mississippi and Alabama capitallata have dotermined to start a national bank here at once with a capital stock of 1250000 New Ballic Brammooarg ALA April 4---(Specia Barnett of ackson Miss and other Mississippi and Alabama capitalisa bays de uutom wneu gaAmvvv I I 1 I.