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Pogommoil16 TI111 DAILY NABLIVILLM SATURDAI 11 TI111 DAILY r' AllERICAbli' NABLITILLE SATUltDAY troll4110- APRIL- 23' 1857 amownwmommomon A 0 1 1 Aylh ril t'A I A N1N4 I I NriSl 4- 4 4 4 4 A I 1 "TIlli A ClIA3IPIONSIIIP GAMES 'war a varwarasyeantlitra el I ttriel t11A311'111 111L 44444444 ti-44 fttytipvstyte41tvetto 4te tOf 44 noramimx 212T1 ciao (a caw cx V11 Nal U-1 I Li Uf Gr 11901 a I 0 0 CO' CI LA CO CIM 4 mawminnor LARGER AUDIENCE Mr Wend ling Lectures on Hamlet end Hie Interpreters 'Pie Mystery Encompassing the Chat atter Its Greatestebarm Passages of the Play as Peadered talk" mak ne) "gillficent tla ialitt" wb' em RAIN IN THE SOUTH ku tp od moral char I Base Bail Games Postponed by the Rain New Orleans and Mobile Play the Only Southern League Game The Crescent City Winning by a Just prior to the game the regular Associsp tion championship pennant was presented to the Club by President Von de Abe and was unfurled to the breeze front Um park Bag staff Score: grLorts A111 IL IL TR PM A 11 Latham 5000010 (Musson 4 1 0 0 1 0 O'Neil 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 Comnikr 4 0 8 2 13 0 0 Welch f4090201 caruthenip 0 1 0 0 6 0 Fouts a 4 0 2 0 0 1 0 Robinson 2b 8 0 0 0 4 2 Busbong 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 NIERIDIAN HILL The Syndicate Write to the Board of Public Works Reasons Why the City Should Decide the Water-works Locution As Promptly aa Poen Board DECKER BROS' New Seale Upright I AUDIENCE unlit makte m'uomrt 1 RAIN IN TIIE SOUTH Just prior to the game the regular Almelo 11111 j' ARG surTilifed alwaa tion champlonehip pennant wits prcoonted to the Club by President Von de Abe and wae unfurled to the breeze from the park t1 11rig Cad Score: I Mr Lectures on Hamlet Base Ball Games Postponed arLovoi Ao a LA TN PO A IL The Syndicate Write to the Board 1 Winning he and His Interpreters Ital Latham 8b li 0 0 0 0 1 0 e2 Os Oteason 4 1 0 0 1 0 of Publio Works 1 (Pftk1L :0) o'heil 4 Vomnikr lb 4 0 8 2 18 0 0 Welch 4 0 9 0 2 0 1 Iris mystery Encompassing thechar New Orleans and Mobile Play the Caruthers 4 1 a Reasons Why the City Should Decide atter Ite Greattetacarm Only Southern League Game RE141 4 Burbong 0 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 DECKER BROS 3 ((na71ock8b 84 80 2 4 nin the Water-works Location i City New Seale Upright of eta Plow a a Pawl ATA ti 6cce Crescent a As Proptly aa Possiblo-The Board A Bushona 2 0 4 1 0 New Seale IT Passages or the Play as sweaerea kali CreliC0113 City Winning by a Promptly as Board actor a splendid model fora ages (snot however blind us to the cause of his failure In the presence of a grievous dleappetutment In the deep shadow of a great sorrow he relies solely upon his intellect suppresem his ardent affections and loses hie faith in his fellow-man I do not doubt for a moment that iiemlet could have won Rosen-crane and Guiltlenstern to tits side eould have made Laettev hie 'warm adherent could hue found Ophelie willing if Leeds be to sacrifice halm and home for his sake could have reclaimed his recreantanotter' could have thwarted the treackery of Claudius and mounted the throne if he had oply philosophized lees and loved and trusted more Abl give us such a man as Hamlet princely courteous courageous scent tW1 enough to be not over credulous and devout enough to believe in spivinity that shapes our end add to these virtues his splendid Intellect and then crown all theme qualities with that faith in human nature which Hamlet lacked and we should have a hero that would merit the tribute paid to the elder would in truth have "A combination and a form indded Where ever god did seem to set his seal To gibe the world assuranceof a man" Mr Wendling lectures this evening at the same hour and place upon "Saul of Tarsus" self if be had only philosophized loss and loved and traskid mom Ali! give us ouch a man as Hamlet princely courteous courageous tW1 enough to be not over credulous and devout enough to believe in aslivinity that shape' our end add to these virtues his splendid Intellect and then crown all those qualities with that faith in human nature which IlamIst lacked and we should have a hero that would merit the tribute paid to the eider Handel-we would in truth have combination bition and a form ed indd Where every god did seem to set his star To give the world assuranceof a man" Mr Wendling lectures this evening at the same hour and place upon "Saul of To illUL I actor I splendid model fore 11 ages (tot however blind tie to the cause of his failure lu the presence of a grievous diseppotutment In the de611 shadow of a great Partowt he relies solely upon his Intellect euppresem his ardent affections and loses hie faith in buil fellow- Hman er I do not doubt for a moo ment that omi could have won Rosen- era" to "ald bave made Laftles hie 'warm adherent cobentoldsacrthaeetirosoutandthoporkeiioand 110amtue could have reclaimed Ws reavantmotterl could bare thwarted nA the treachbry of l'Izt totli tom et ninont it ill nnna him be to sacrifice tallow and home tor his sake could bare reclaimed his recreantinothee could have thwarted the treachery ot Clatutitts and mounted the throne 4ink self i be onl hOophisd hay poee lees and loved and truskid mom give us such a man as Hamlet 10 2 24 18 3 I 13 TB PO A IL 111200 000610 001030 220210 1101110 1 0110 0 0130 000410 000010 I 4 1 9 0 9 0 0 0 6 7 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 2 2 0 2 1 0 41101110 1 0 1 1 0 0 el 31 00 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 10 2 24 18 3 IL TB A 11 2 10 2 24 18 3 2 13 TB PO A 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 2 2 0 2 1 0 Total CINCINNATI Meet 4 McPhee 2b 4 Ferment I 4 JDtJCN I 4 Reilly lb 4 Corkbill 4 Carpenter 3b 4 Baldwin 8 Mullane 8 room I 9 merhoe 2b 4 4 Fennell' so Jones I 4 Reilly lb Corkhill 4 Carpenter 3b 4 Mu Baldwin a 8 llane 8 Total 84 etscI NN A AB Total CINCINNATI sa Nicol 4 McPhee 2b 4 Fennell 4 Jones I 4 1 son Tyler Calhoun Fulton Foster John IrA oreboval Joe wards Bernard Lewis Jim Allison John Wilson Sam Cowan Later Gale Claiborne Horton Gordon Hicks Larkin Smith Ham Evans Sidney Goode Morgan Woodall Buckner Jr A delightful german was given last night the young gentlemen of the Cumberiand Club The couples present were Tom Tanner atd Miss Hattie Evens Robert Hopkins and Miss Cornelia Dixon McCann and MIN Sallie Cook John Jackson and Miss Eunice Polk Robert Orr and MINA Mary Champ Mr and Miss Campbell LIAM Hall and Mine Owls Sweeney John Stxong and Vim Daisy Parks Geo Dn)ry and Miss Jennie Height John Rehm and Miss Annie Lou Weakley Miss Thomas Thomas and Miss Nellie Thomas Miss Katie and Mrs Jennis Cantrell Miss Bell and IPSVOTIL1 others The german was chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Cummins and Mrs Frank Mitchell CALNAGIE-WILITYIELD New l'ortic April Carnegie the millionaire iron manufacturer was married to-night to Mime Whitfield daugh- ter of the late John Whitfield at the bride's residence 85 West Fortpeightb street this city The marriage was a very quiet one and only a few of the most intimate friends of the bride and groom were present Rev Charles Eaton of the Church of the Divine Paternity performed the ceremont at 9 o'clock There was no reception and the bridal couple departed Immediately for the steamer Fulda which sails tosurormw The bridal trip will extend through Scotland the birthplace of the groom and the European continent Beeides the bride's mother there were present Mr Carnegie's partners from Pittsburg Mr and Mrs Alex King and Mr and Mrs George log KNIGHTS OF HONOR Pay'rk-st-deo71rp-rie-n-dlliss-len-nie-Hsei-glat Jobe Rehm and Miss Annie Lou Weakley Miss Thomas IL Thomes and Miss Nellie Thomas Miss Katie and Mrs Jennie Cantrell Boll and 100VOTILI others The german was chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Miss Cutumins and Mrs Frank Mitcbeit CAresArintowitinsiELD New Yoke April 22-Andrew Carnegie the millionaire iron manufacturer was married to-night to Miu Whitfield daugh- ter of the )at John Whitfield at the bride's residence 85 West Forty-eighth I 1 the I ti street this city The marriage was a very qmuatee tronteenaz of the of legroom weer present Rev Charles Eaton of the Church of the Divine Paternity performed the oeremone at 9 o'clock There was no reception and the bridal couple departed immediately for the steamer Fulda which sails to-ntormw The bridal trip will ex- tend thmugh Scotland the birthplace of the groom and the European continent Beeides the bride's mother there were press ent Mr Carnegie's partners from Pittaburg Mr and Mrs Alex King and Mr and Mrs George King KNIGHTS OF HONOR eon Tyler Calhoun Fulton Foster John Kereboval Joe IrAwarde Bernard Lewis 1 Jim Allison John Wiliam Sam Cowan Latter tittle Claiborne Horton Gordon A Hicks 'rkin Smitli Mani Evans Sidney Goode Morgan Woodall Buckner Jr A delightful geiman wan given last night by the young gentlemen of the Cumberland Club The couples present were: Tom Tanner aLd Miss Hattie Evans' Robert McCann and MIN Sallie Cook John Jackson and Mise Eunice Polk Robert Orr Hopkins and Mire Coreelle Dixon rt and Mime Mary Champ Mr and tdire Camph-T11 Lune Hall and Mine Owls -o7 Jackson and Miss Eunice Polk Robert Orr and Mime Mary Champ Mr and Miss Campbell Lille Hall and Mise Ousels Sweeney John Strong and Vim Daisy Parke dem Mn)ry and Mho Jennie Height John Rohm and Miss Annie Lou Weakley Miss Thomas Thomas' and Miss 1 by Various Actors Critics and Emotytoto Who Try to Expound the Play the Prototype of the Modern Letter on Sant of Taraus'Iltta Eventing THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Organization of the New Board of at Once to Work A meeting of the new Board of Directors of the Tennessee Industrial School took piece at the school yeeterday the gentlemen interested going out in carriages There were present besides Col Cole Judge Kirkpatrick and Mr Geddes of East Tennessee Judge Latham of Weet Tennessee Mr Wm Sanford being absent Beneon Louie Baxter and James Read of Nashville The Governor was expected but was reported on a fiehing expedition Secndary of State Allison vtas also not present Comptroller Pickard was present These gentlemen are ex-efticio members of the Board The board organized by electing Judge I Latham of Memphis President Louis Baxter First Vice President and Judge Kirkpatrick Second Vice PeeMdent Benson Treasurer and John Allison Secretary The Executive Committee is composed of LF Benson Louis Baxter and John Alit Col Cole made a statement to the' board setting forth what had been done up to this time He said there were ninety-six acres of land unencumbered and that the institution was out of debt He was ready at any time to make a deed turning the property over to the State and to pay into the hands of the Treasurer the it 500d 111) had subscribed The Executive Committee was authorized to make an inventory of the property and settle with the old board and to see that the deed woe properly executed They were further destructed to secure plans and specifications for the extension of the building and take necessary steps to enlarge the usefulness of the institution and to prepare for an increased number of inmates The prreseot number of inmates is fourteen whites and eight colored The Secretary was instructed to notify the several Circuit and Criminal Court Judges of the State that they are not yet prepared to receive children under 16 convicted of crime and whose Sentences May be commuted to imprisonment here owing to the fact that the law requires that they shall be -oonfineci in Separate Them have not been erected and the light appropriation of the Legniature renders it practically out of the question for the present The Board elected Mr Kelvington Superintendent Me has been in charge during the past tour months- -A good dinner of products grown and cooked by the boys concluded the entertainment that followed The premises were in an exceedingly neat condition and a very good impression was made on the visitors after a thorough inspection of the houses and grounds The Executhetomtnittee will at once go about the work otimprovement and expect 100 applications within the coming six Exhibitiosi at Sisk University The exhibition of the English Department came off lastevening before a large audience who bad assembled in spite ot the inclemency of the weather The following programme was carried out The exercises were of unusual excellence the articulation being unusually clear The exercises showed (careful training on the part of the This is the first of the closing exercises of the year There are more to foilow: Music chorus "13rayer at school Prayer Music chorus "God Singing Declamation "College Whitsett Recitation Hill Recitation "Independence Declamation "The "The Washington Monument" James Mayo Piano Solo "Cradle Song" Opus 18 Sallie Jones Song "Hedge Roses" in Lite" Howa'rd Recitation "Mother's Tate Essay "The Kneels ot Smith Oration "A Question et A Stsmons Chorus "Hold up Your Head Like a Man" First Singing Class Recitation "The Lest Hen Declamation Iloliertson tosay "The Kemp: Piano solo "Fifth Nocturne" 'Willa Hadley Calisthenic Exercises "gall Vs the Festive The School Benediction Score of 15 to Results of Other Contest Teeterdayr and Gossip From the Diamond 00 Owing to the rain the scheduled game be tween the Nmhville and Savannah teams did Pot take place yesterday afternoon The announcement that Larry Corcoran and Emile of last season's Baltimorest would oppose one another would undoubtedly have drawn very largely If there be no rain all this morning there will certainly be a game this afternoon Both teams are anxious for the meeting and both wiU fight bard for victory There should be a large attendance The new uniforms of the local team at-rived last bight and will be worn for the first time this afternoon They consist of light blue shirts and pants white belts red stockings and red and white caps They are the selection of the superaestbetic Secretary of the Nashville Association and will evideatly prove satisfactory to the public eye and taste Then is something big in the wind for the folks who love to see base ball and don't have much chance ordinarily For full particulars read Tun AMERICAN of to-morrow morning I The young man of the Avalanche has devoted much time and hard labor to the task of getting out a table showing the standing of the various club of the Southern League This table shows that the Memphis club has won four games and loot one while New Orleans has won four and lost none Yet the aforesaid young man with an eye just about large enough to take in Jack Sneed introduces the table wlth the declaration that "to-day New Orleans and Memphis are even in the race for the penant" "His Pencils" either don't know that the standing of a club is determined by the per cent age of games won to games played or else he hadn't got as far along tpercentage when he quit arithmetic The National Daily Base Ball Gazette under the management of Caylor the veteran base-ballist made its first appearance on the 16th It is a bright and newsy little journal and contains all the latest ball news The founding of a daily paper devoted exclusively to base W11 topics marks an era of pmgress very gratifying to lovers of the national game NEW ORLEM4S 15 month 13 MOBILE ALA April played with considerable spirit to-day and batted very fairly but made numerous errors at critical moments Dams and Flynn distinguishing themselves in ouch work Mobile is somewhat encouraged by the number of scores made and hope for good results Sunday Score: MOBILIA LB 1B B8 P0 Duffee 6 2 1 0 0 0 5 KlUalkan 2IA 5 2 2 0 8 5 1 McVey 5 2 0 0 2 0 2 Flynn 5 2 8 0 0 1 2 Behan 5 2 8 1 11 1 1 Bungler lo 5 1 2 0 0 2 1 Bragat as 5 1 1 0 4 2 1 Long 5 1 8 0 2 2 2 Rebuff Lt 5 0 3 0 2 1 1 Total 46 18 18 1 24 14 15 OILLZANS AB la 88 PO A Powell rf 6 8 1 1 2 1 0 Brennan Cl 6 2 2 0 4 2 0 Cartwr! lb 5 2 3 2 10 0 Geiss 5 1 00 4 4 0 Pajol 3 5 2 8 0 1 5 2 Fuller 5 2 8 1 2 5 1 Rittenhouse IL 5 1 1 0 0 1 0 Murphy 5 1 1 9 2 0 0 Vaughan 5120 210 15 16 4 27 18 3 Innings: New 2 1 0 4 1 8 0 0 4-15 Mobile 8 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 1-18 Earned 7 New Orleans 1 Two be Bright 2 Flynn Cartwright Murphy and Brennan Three-base and Powell Double Fuller and Cartwright Struck 1 1111- teahouse 1 Bases on Niehoff 1 Ititnhouse 8 Base for hitting man with ball Passed 5: Brennan 3 Vanglm 1 Wild Time of tours and live minutes BROOKDYN ikEALTIMORE 5 NEW YOliK April 22--The Brooklyn Club played in fine form to-day and beat the Baltimore men who opened the season se brilliantly About 4500 people saw the game but they were not very enthusiastic as the playing was generally slow and the home team obtained a lead early la the game "Phenomenal" Smith's curves were easilY found while Terry pitched with good effect Greenwood played a remarkable game at second base carrying off the honors of the day Phillips' catch ot a hot liner and the making of a double with It in the eighth inning was loudly applauded Darkness stopped the game after the eighth Score: anonym AB 11 TB PO A Pinkney 8b 5 1 2 0 8 1 0 Tarry 0 4 1 1 0 2 5 3 O'Brien 0 0 0 8 4 Me TaMMIIM I'D 2 1 2 1 4 2 wartwood 2 1 0 0 1 0 MoTaminanse1 5 1 3 1 0 1 0 4 1 11 3 0 Burch 4 2 4 2 1 0 0 Smith 4 0 4 1 0 8 0 0 Total 34 5 10 2 27 18 0 Innings: StLouls 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 -5 Ranted Louis 2 Clitetnnati 8 Two-base O'Neill Reilly and Robinson Three-base' Home Double McPhee Reilly (2) Carpenter Baldwin Reilly Robinson Comliikey and Gleason (2) First base on and Bushong Bit bY pitched Robinson Struck Caruthers 3 lay Mullane 1 Castled 1 Wild 1 Tiple 150 'PHILADELPHIA 11 ATHLETICS 8 PHILADELPHIA April Philadelphia club to-day won the deciding game in the local championship series defeating the Athletics with comparative ease Score: Athletics 8 Philadelphia 11 No (Luta AT MEMPHIS MEMPHIS April was no game here to-day between Memphis and Charleston on account of rain NOTES "Play ball" at 8:30 Corcoran and Hayes will be in the points for the Nashville With no rain to-day the grounds will be In good condition The Vanderbilt will not go to Columbia until one week from to-day "Mikado" Baker and his are twirling the sphere for the The locals are Improving every day and Will be heard from in the pennant race Big Chief Roseman bee been suspended witfiout pay by the Athletics for disobedience The Syracuse Stars are regarded as almost sure winners of the International League pennant The Memphis club have blacklisted Tony Hellman the catch for jumping his contract with them The rain bee interfered very seriously with base ball team's work as well as that of those intending to enter the athletic Van Haltren the pitcher who was released to Chicago by the Pittsburg club will not come Bast this year No reason is assigned The Cincinnatis are very favorably impreseed with Shea their young pitcher He is a "find" of Carpenter who picked him up In New Orleans last winter Capt Fennelly pronminces him a good all-round player a promising batter and an excellent base-runer He will be remembered as having played with the Memphis Club last Seamen Of the twenty-five leading batsmen in the League according to last year's record Detroit has Richardson Thompson Rowe White and Dunlap: New York O'Rourke Ewing Goya and Dorgan Boston Wise Nash Stemmeyer and Sutton Washington Hines Shock and Meyers Chicago Anson and Ryan Indianapolis cock: Philadelphla and Pittsburg The' IL Reeves a recently organized base ball club of East Nashville defeated the Mannings by a score of 12 to 11 The Mannings consist at a picked nine from the Montgomery Bell Academy They did some fair work but most of their runs were made on errors The Reeves axe named after Mr John EL Reeves who was Secretary of the Southern League last year They deserve a good deal of credit as Several home rune were made by their side and they now challenge any club composed of boys not over 18 yam age Address FPrizzell Manager The following letter was received by President Von der Ahe The writer is said to be a better "cetcher" than speller: ROOM8 OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS ROCIATION PIERCE CITY Sir: flirts Von der will Drop You a few Lines I Heard that You wanted a new Catcher I am a Good Cetcher and if You want me I can ceth for You boys I am Willing to do BO for $3000 a season lam one of the Best Cetchers in the country hoping to here from You I return mail I am I lours Truly Momurn Catcher am Also a Dandy Batter Louisville Courier-Joernal: Latham employed a trick on Hecker in the first inning whirl cost the lively little chatterbox a sore rib By stooping and unnaturally lowering his shoulders he got several balls called on Hecker This made Gay mighty mad and after the fourth ball had been called pn him he threw with terrific force the last NCI which struck Latham a resounding thump In the side sending him to the grass Latham was leaning over the plate at the time endeavoring to work Hecker for another ball and so get his base It is not probable that he will employ the trick soon THE OHIO VALLEY ROAD An Interesting Talk With President Kelsey Regarding Its Prospects Reply That They Hope to Bo Ready by AirtI 18 The following correspondence self ex planatory took yesterday between the CurreyHill syndicate and the Board of Public Works: Nesitvittit TM April the Board of Public Works Nashville Tenn-- Gentlemen: Having seen in the public print that the export engineer Mr Her-many has reportedpn favor of Currey's Hill a site for the new city reservoir we beg leave in behalf of the owners of the property to state that it was purchmed with a view to having It improved and made ready for sale in the month of May when In addition to the usual activity in real estate at this season it is expecteAl that latge numbers of persons will visit our city with a view to investing To aomnplish this end we have already expended sevend thoneand dollars and are expending now from $700 to $800 a week pushing forward the work with all poeeible speed in order to be ready for the approaching sale regarding every day as of great financial Importance to us While most of the work we have accomplished would necessarily hate been done by the city lied It taken the prop arty there may be much we may et do which would be an unnecessary expense to the city should it determine upon this site In view of this fact we request that you inform us at once whether or not the city authorities intend to take the property to the price and terms on which it may be proposed for the city to take the property if at all we have nothing now to say rocogniziug aa we do the right of the public to the property of individuals for the public welfare upon terms 'mutually agreed upon or by condemnation at a fair and equitable price Very respectfully PALMER WI MCLESTER JOHN' ANDNRSON Trustees TH1 NASHNILLE April Palmer Anderson Your communication touching Currey's Hill to which you ask us to respond at once has just been received We regret our inability to do so definitely Mr flermany's report accompanied by plans specifications and estimates is very voluminous and requires a careful examina tion for us to make a report thereon to the Mayor and City Council What this report will be we cannot yet say We hope however by the night of the 28th to have something definite on which action by you can be based Respectfully BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND AFFAIRS IN COURT CIRCLES Work Done hi the Federal Courts- Chancery Court Business In the United States Circuit Court yesterday the civil docket was considered as follow': Shure II et al vs John Quarles et al relief asked granted to mann STATES cincurr COURT Criminal Maxwell not guilty Matt Harp sabmitted lined $100 and one month imprisonment A Burnett mistrial and nolle Robert Edwards none Allen Estill guilt and paid costs Jim Jack not guilty Geo Averett not guilty Maggie Simmons submitted imprisonment suspended Rickman not guilty Jim Buford submitted and imprisonment one month and fined $100 Lewis 'inks guilty and imprisonment one month and fined $100 Peyton Russell continued Jane Jones submitted and linprisonmont suspended UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT John Taylor submitted and judgmant suspended Fannie Pallerton subnifited anti imprisonment one month in Jail Green Carson submitted and one month's imprisonment in jail Carroll Nunly mistrial A Routh submitted and secured cost Robert Edward one month in jail Rickman continued affidavit defendant Green CHANCERY COURT James Capestro vs Louguerette decree James Brown vs Williams case dismissed C11 Ryman vs Clara Ryman report of Clerk and Master confirmed Charles Bosse vs Mary A Land final decree dismissing bill State vs 1 Strother property ordered to be resold A Crump guardian vs Ida Work et al report of sale under advanced bids Election of Officers and Other Proceedings of the Grand Lodge The major portion of the morningsession of the second and last day'S proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor yesterday was taken up in the election of officers for the ensuing year and in fixing the per capita tax This last was reduced from ill to 70 cents after much discussion The officers elected are as follows: Thos Neal of Dyersburg Grand Dictator Judge Estes of Memphis was elected Grand Vice Dictator Judge Elites Is a Circuit Judge a prominent citizen of Memphis socially and is an orator of unusual power Mathes of Joneeboro was elected Grand Assistant Dictator The Rev )V Carden of East Tennes- see was elected Grand Chaplain John Nolan of Nashville was elected to the position of Grand Reporter He was appointed by the Grand Dictator in January of this year to fill out the unexpired term of Johnson resigned White of Lebanon was reelected Grand Treasurer Collier of Memphis was elected Grand Guide Remine was elected Grand Guardian Stamps of Roseville was re-elected Grand Sentinel Dr Jones of Jackson was reelected State Medical Examiner After many ballots John Frizzell of Nashville Wilson of Sumner and Tom Neal of Dyersburg were elected Supreme Representatives in the Supreme Lodge of the United States Sloan of Linden Dixon of Morristown and Ewing of Pulaski were elected alternates on motion $100 was announced as a prize fa the subordinate lodge sending In the greatest per cent of increase before the next session of the Grand Lodge This sum of money was donated by a gentleman not a Knightlof Honor of Sumner County in token for his esteem for the Order Supreme Dictator A Gratz installed the newly elected officers with due ceremony After thisthe Grand Dictator Neal made tht following appointments: Committee on Finance Mileage and Per Baskette Nashville Folkes of Lebanon and Meacham of Nashville Committee on Laws and Dixon of Morristown A Tatum of Memphis Ewing of Pulaski Adjourned to meet on the third Thursday of April 1889 Services at the Temple The services at the Temple last night conducted by the invited new Rabbi here upon a term of probation to succeed the recent Rabbi Goldammer were attended by a large congregation Services will be held at the usual hours during the visitor's sojourn The choir rendered a programme of the beautiful music of the Jewish service SKIN SCALP Cleansed Purified and Beautified by the Cutioura Remedies For cleansing the 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terDiug Chemiral Co Boston 1 aanoi Pommels groat volume BEAUTIFUL ttrAto ITT and EVENNESS of TONE throughout the ENTIRE SCALE to an extent not found IN ANY OTHERS Their nue REPEAT ING ACTION tim a CHARM to EVERY PLAYER They are manufecturod by met of MORE EXPERIENCE pototelmmereVAlo UABLE IMPROVEMEN'N and ere la EV ERY RESPECT better than any other UPRIGHT PIANOS The momt COMPETENT JUDGES PRONOUNCE THEM THE BUNT They ere tho LEADING PIANOS OF THE AGE and Mr purchased by more of the MUSICALLY intelligent people of all the LEADING CITIES of AMERICA THAN ANY OTHER IL BALDWIN It Co 218 Churett 8 bleakvIlleTeen sell sewe ly nrm RACING MATINEE' -AT WEST SIDE PARK Saturday Afternoon April 23 Three good rates commencing promptly at 8 o'clock To Railroad Cootrattols! QEALED BIDS will be received by the undersigned until noon of the 4th (Jay ef May 11147 for earth excavation earth bormw locete rock solid rock seeond-class masonry third-class masonry box culverts Una eotta drainpipe 12 and 18 inch diameter Trestling per foot Iron in trestling per pound: average haul over fit 0 feet rock ha per mile': bacti-paa trace-lowing and intrfacIPt per mile clearing and grubbing per acre fee the Atlanta Hawkinsville Railroad from a point 83 miles from Atlanta on the route surveyed to Fort Valley Ga Bids will be received for not less than nye miles and for entire line Work to be commenced within thirty days from signing of contract and to be Completed by Jan I IHSS Profile and specifications can be seen after April WI at the company's office 42li Fdalit Aa barna al Atlanta Ga Right reserved to reject any and all bids By order of the Executive Committee COLLIER Chief Engineer Atlanta tt Hawk nsville ballroad Co ap1615Ltru2t MRS GENERAL LAWS DENTIS Te TWO DISTINOVISHED CHEMISTS Prominent Ladies and Four Dentists of Bald more Agree upon one Thing A discussion recently arbse among some prominent ladies of Washington and Bahl- more relative to the chemical neutrality and solubility of Zonvveiss Cream for the teethwhich was 1 0 10) referred to Dr Carroll of Washington (Mrs General Logan's Dentist) and four of the leading Dentists of 41) more for whom the article was analyzed by two well known Chem is ts Prof i Morrison of Washington and Prof Wilson of Bald A-S more both of whom pro nounced it soluble and free from anything injurious to the teeth Dr Carroll says it is the most perfect de tifrice he has ever seen Zonweiss is a white ii Cream put up in a neat 11 i jar and applied to the 1j brush with a celluloid III NY ivory spoon It is very very far superior to any other dentifrice the World has ever known Price 35 US SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS JOHNSON JOHNSON Operative Chemists 22 Cedar St New York ja18 ood li (TIR WORCESTERSHIRE) Imparts the mpst delicious taste and test 10 Errn Acr of a LETTER from a MEDICAL GEN TLEMAN at Mad roa to hie brother at WORCESTER May 1861 'Tell LEA PERRINS' that their lame la highly eateemed in India and is in my opinion the moot palatable well Is the met whale-some tame that la ramie" SOUPS GRATI go FISH 11101r 444 COLEi MEAT GAME WELSH RAREBIT! Mullane 1 by Various Actors 1 Passed Score of 15 to 13 Ripply Thee They slope se sse Ready by April is fili an 0 6 Critics and Essayists Who Try IA) Results of Other Contest Yeeterdar-- 4 Note and Gossip From the self ex Pongee great volume BEAUTIFUL (St' Ale hrongbout ffY and EV ENNAasks' of TONE a Expound the Play Tbe following correspondence the ENTIRE SCALE to an extent nos round i A mo Diand syndicate and the Board of Pub- Total -St 5 10 2 27 Di 0 tic Works: plitnatory took place yesterday between the CurreyHill IN ANY ()THERM Their flu REPEOT- 1NG ACTIoN bs a CHARM to EVERY Carle the Prototype of tbe Modern Innings: lawhig to the rain the scheduled game be- st Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 OA Board Nismotstit Tette April the PLAYER They aro manufectorml by met of Public Works Nashville Tenn- min Ex priti E144 possont nowt A to Dude-A Letter on Seat of Tar- tween the Nwhville and Savannah teams Cincinntal 2 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 -5 CABLE IM MINN and ere la rnovE ain't-eta Eventag ot take place yesterday afternoon did Gentlemen: Having seen in the public Earned rune-St Louis 2 Cincinnati 8 print that the exptrt engineer Mr Her- Two-base hits-Gleeson O'Neill Reilly and ERY RESPECT better than Emilie any other UP- Arse announcement mat oarrv Corooran and --o Robinson Three-btu4e Home manyi has reporteden favor of Currey's Hill RIGHT PIA NOs The moat COMPETENT of last season's Baltiatorest would rubs-Jones Double OlaYs-Hullitite nee Reilly (2) Carpenter Baldwin Reilly I JUDGES PRONOUNCE TIMM THE BEsT me a site for the new city reservoir we beg one RHO er would undoubtedly th Id btedly Robinson Comiskey and Gleason (2) First erty to state that it leave in behalf of the nownpetreirchomf odt the wpirth oma They ere the LEADING PIANOS OF THE have drawn very largely If there be no base on balls-catruthers and BlIS rain all this morning there will certainly be pitched ball-Bushong Robinson Struck hong Hit by view to having it Improved and made ready AGE and are purchased by more of the THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL 0 this afternoon Both tea trrs by for sale in the mouth of May when In mi- MISsICALLY intelligent people of all the I ition to the usual activity in real estate at LEADING CITIES of AMERICA THAN i gam ms are ou-By Cauthe 3: billis-linsholla 1 Wild pitches-Caruthers 1 I the ti both ill fi I Ti lee re-Bauer anx ous or mee ng an we moi this season it III mowed that large num- ANY OTHER 'PHILADKLPHIA Iii ATHLETICS 8 Organization of the New Board of bard for victory There should be a large here of persons will visit our city with a view to investing To accomplish this IL BAIDIVIN Ift CO" PHILADELPHIA April 21-The Plilladel- Directors-Going at Once to attendance phia club to-day won the deciding gaute in end we have altstady expended several thougand dollars and are expending now 218 Churet St NashvilleTenn Work 1) The new uniforms of the local team am the local ehampionsbip series defeating the from $700 to IMMO a week pushing forward sell sowe iy 4 nrm fr meting of the new Board of Directors first time thie afternoon They consist of lived Mgt bight and will be worn for the Athletics with comparative ease Score: A Athletics 8 Philadelphia IL for the approaching the work with all pogoible speed in order to of the Tennessee Industrial School took light blue shirts and pants white belts red No mime AT MEMPHIS be ready sale regard- RAcin ing every day as of great financial Import- Moos at the school yeatorday the gentlemen stockings and red and white caps They have accomplished would necessarily base April Race to us While most of the work we A TINEE 1 mod- luterested going out in carriages There are the selection of the superaesthetic Sec- ut was no game here to-day between Memphis and Charleston on accou of rain been done by the city bed It taken the prop were Preeent Col It' Cole rotary of the Nashville Association and will NOTES erty there may be much we may oet do Judge Kirkpatrick and Mr Geddes of evideatly prove satisfactory to the public 41p Officers and Other Pro- try ball" which would be an unnecssary expense to Election of a 330 -Aals the city should it determine upon this site ceedings of the Grand Lodge East Tennessee Judge Latham of eye and taste Corcoran and am will be in the points In view of this fact we request that you in- 1 West Tennessee Mr Wm Sanford being There is something big in the wind for for the form us at once vtether or not the city an- absent PS Bengon Louie Baxter and the folks who love to see base ball and don't With no rain tosdae the grounds Will be Morinoe intend to take the property As to The major portion of the morninggession Jamee Read of Nashville The Gover- one not in good condition the price and terms on which it may be of the second and last day'S proceedings of WEStir SIDE PARK expected but was reported nor was on a have much chance ordinarily For full par- will proposed for the city to take the property the Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor yes- ti ul THE AlEal of to- The Vanderbilta wi morrow to Columbia thi to eta roc- ir at all we have no ng terday was taken up in the election of of- fighing expedition Secretary ot state el ars rea lison was also not present Comptroller morning I until week from today ogniziug aa we do the right of the public to t-4) Pickard was present These gentlemen are "Mikado" Baker and his smile are sp ore or eti welfare upon terms mutually agreed upon per capita tax This lat was reduced from The th A Man twirlin th Us Roch te young man che as e- ex-officio members of the Board the property of individuals for the public ricers for the ensuing year and in fixing the The board organized by electing Judge voted much time and hard labor to the task The locale are Improving every day and or by condemnation at a fair and equitable ml to 70 cents after much discussion Latham of Memphis President Louis I tti tabl I th ta din ill be heard from in the pennant race ge tog ou a ow rig price Very respectfully of the various club of the Southern League Big Chief Roseman bee been suspended The officers elected are as follows: Saturday Afternoon A pril 23 Baxter First Vice President and Judv PALMER Thos Kirkpatrick Second Vice emeMdent: This table shows that the Memphis club has BICLEsrEtt Neal of Dyersburg Grand Di Witfiout pay by the Athletics for disobe- won four games and loot one while New dience Benson Treasurer and John Allison JoHie ANDERSoN tater no a Orleans has won four and lost none Yet Secretary Executive Committee i moot sure winners of the nternational The Syracuse Stars are regarded as al- i Trustees Judge Estes of Memphis was com ed of la Benson Louis Baxter tue aforesaid young man wun tan ye just I not elected Grand Vice Dictator Judge Kates 144 bo lar to take in Jack Sneed and ohn All Col Cole made a a ge en04111 tatement to the board setting forth bad been dons up to this time He wsalhadt 'introduces the table wlth the declaration that "to-day New Orleans and Memphis are League pennant NAmmaLLE April M-L Palmer in a Circuit Judge a pmurinent citizen of commencing promptly At vs Memphis socially and is an orator of unus- 8 o'clock The Memphis club have blacklisted Tony Anderson McLester-Gentlemen: Three good rates Hellman the catchet for jumping his con- Your communication touching Currey tudyipower tit re were et in in the tor the penant" "His acres of land anon even Hill to which you ask us to respoud at Admission 50e ladles attended by gentletnen be ed ni dath the i tituti Pencils" either don't know that the stand- with them Math of Joneeboro was elected ohm and a ns on was out has just been received We regret once Grand Assistant Dictator II GILLOce Secretary I club i ter i ed the The rain has interfered very seriously ng a determined per cent free I debt 0 th He was ready at any time to make our inability to do so definitely Mr er- The Rev Carden of East Tennes- won to games played or else with base ball teaugs work as well as that FOGG PreMident reel deed turning property over to the age games 's remrt accompanied by plans Isitato ad to the he hadn't got as far along as percentage of those intending to enter the athletic many II was elected Grand Chaplain pay into the hands of specifications and estimates is very vet- John Nolan of Nashville was elected NCJ'IlICE rea a- th IS 000' be had subscribed arithmetic surer 5 su scr when he quit aritme i uminous and requires a careful exam lute to the position of Gmnd Reporter He Tho Executive Committee wu authortzed Van Haltren the pitcher who was re- The National Daily Base Ball Gazette post thereon to th tion for us to ma a re a was appointed by the Grand Dictator in to make an inventory of the property er th anae -a or -n leased to Chicago by the Pittsburg dub Mayor and City Council What this report mgment of um I January of this year to fill out the unex- and settle with the old un oard and will not come East this year No reason is will be we cannot yet say We hope how- veteran base-ballisto made its first appear- assi i gned 1 ed term of Johnson resigned to see that the deed was properly executed ance on the MIL It to a bright and newsy ever by the night of the 28th to have some- White of Lebanon waa re- ItailroadC011traCtOlS1' furth 4 to They were er us ructe secure The Cincinnatis are very favorably m- thing definite on which action by you can I little journal and contains all the latest elected Grand Treasurer nlane and snecifications for the extension preseed with Shea their young pitcher He be based Respectfully ball news The founding of a daily paper Collier of Memphis ewes elected of the buildinnd take necessary teps to a a "findf Carpenter who hi oarpener picked up BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND IFFAIRS 1 tit a sof I devoted exclusively to base Ull topics marks I Grand Guide nter Capt Fennell New Orleans as en ergo a st DOW of the institutio on an an era of pmgress very gratifying to lovers i Ol lt i a Remine was elected Grand Fla to prepare for an increased number of the stational game pronounces him a good all-round player a IN COURT CIRCLES Guard Mn inmates The Fume number of inmates promising batter and an exoellent base-run- 0 EALED BIDS will be received by the untier- Stamps of Roseville was re-elected 0 signed until noon of the 4th day of May is fourteen whites and eight colored xEw ORLEMM 15 mointe DM He will be remembered as having oho Secretary was instructed to notify Montut ALA April 22-SpeciaL-Mo- Work Done hi the Federal Courts- taped with the Memphis Club last season Grand Seetinel of Jackson was re- roe DJ TJ Issa for earth excavation earth borrno tooke SOlid rock seoond-class masonry third- the several Circuit Itild Criminal Court bile played with considerable spirit to-day Of the twenty-five leading batsmen in the Chancery Court Business elected State Medical Examiner class nimonry box culverts terra eotta drain Judges of the State that they are not 1' and batted very fairly but made numerous League according to last year's record After many ballots John Frizzell of pipe 12 and IS inch diameter nrenared to receive children under 18 con- a os errors at critical moments and Flynn Detroit has six-Brontherv Richardson Nashville Villson of Sumner an Trestiing per foot iron in trestline victed of crime and whose eentences may In the United States Circuit Court Teser- feet rock lb: 1 rWif themselves in ouch work Thompson Rowe White and Dunlap: New Tom Neal of Dyersburg were elect haul over ed per mile km41-rma telbelp0tylssi ano fleecing- be commuted to imnri on at owing tit tb 8tis me I ere' ins Mobile is somewhat encouraged by the York fiee-Connor Mtaurks Ewing Gore day the civil docket was considered as 101- Supreme Representatives in the Supreme per 111j mile clearing and grubbing per at re Inr lact 11 01 Amos asrena re's number made and hope for good and Dorgan Boston five-liellt Wise aehl lows: et at vs John Lodge of the United States Sloan of the Atlanta ilawkinsvnie Railroad from a ao "II they gall '41C41U13W' leParaLe results Sof scores unday Stemmeyer and Sutton Wmbingtois three- Linden Dixon of Morristown and Point 88 miles from Atlanta on the route sir- Ouarles et al relief 'raked granted to Cain- Theoe have not been erected and IB B8 P0 A IL Hineo Shock and Meyers Chicago two- Ewing of Pulaski were elected al- veyed to Fort Valley the light appropriation of the Legislature Duffee If-- 6210005 Anson and Ryan Indianapolis one-Glass- plainants Bids will be received for not less than live 1- question Kleiman 210 5 2 2 0 8 5 1 coosig ht one-Fogarty and Fitter STA-ls mem mom temates On motion 100 was announced as a prize miles and for entire line Work to be commenced within thirty days for the present i McVey to 5 2 0 0 2 0 2 bur magi one- anon The Board elected Mr Cs II Kelvington Flynn 8b 5 2 8 0 IT 1 2 Climina Docket-Wm Maxwell not to the subordinate lodge sending in the from signing of eontract and to be CODS Superintendent He has been in charge BehanIto 5 2 8 1 11 1 I The' IL Reeves a recently organized guilty Matt Harp snbmitted fined a100 greatest per cent of increase before the pleted by Jan 1 Intft be er Bungler 5 1 2 0 0 4 1 bwe ball club of East Nashville defeated and one month imprisonment A Bur- next session of the Grand Lodge This sum Profile and specifications can seen al' during the past tour montho- A good dinner of products grown tine LongBrIgat ss 51104 21 the Mannings by a score of 12 to 11 nett mistrial and nolle Robert Edwards of money was donat ed by a gentleman net a April at the company's office 4215 East Aate 5 1 3 0 2 2 2 st Atlanta Ga cooked by the boys conoluded the entertain- Mersa 5 0 3 0 2 2 I The Mannings consist et a picked nine none Allen Estill guitto and paid costs Knightlof Honor of Sumner County in bana Right reserved to reject any and all bids ment that followed The promisee were in from the Montgomery Bell Academy They Jim Jack not guilty Geo Averett not token for his esteem for the Order By order of the Executive Committee an exceedingly aeat Condition and a very Total 46 18 18 1 24 14 15 did some fair work but most of their runs guilty Maggie Simmons submitted Im Supreme Dictator A Gratz installed COLLIER Chief Engineer good impression warn made on the visitors ottatiNs AB ill Ns PO A were made on errors The Reeves prisonment suspended Hickman the newly elected officers with due cere- Atlanta a Hawk nsville 4aliroadC0 after a thorough inspection of the houses Powell rf 6 3 1 1 2 1 0 aze named after Mr John IL Reeves who not guilty Jim Buford submitted and im- mono After thisahe Grand Dictator Neal ap1615tanve and grounds Brannan of- 6 2 2 0 4 2 0 was Secretary of the Southern League last prisonment one month and fined $100 made tht following appointments: The Executive-Committee will at once go Carter: lb 5 2 8 2 10 0 0 year They deserve a Gelsit 5100 4 40 as good deal of credit Lewis Links guilty and imprisonment one Committee on Finance Mileage and Per $yton Russell Dlem-W Baskette Nashville MRS iih GENE" 1 LOGANsS about the work otimprovement and expect Pula l' 5 2 8 0 1 5 2 amateurs Several borne rune were month and fined 100 Pe 100 applications within the coining six Fuller i-- 5 2 8 1 2 5 1 made by them side and they now challenge continued Jane Jones submitted and im- Folkes of Lebanon and Meacham DENTIS Te Rittesehouse 5 1 1 0 0 1 0 any club composed of boys not over 18 prisonmont suspended of Nashville A Murphy I 5 1 1 9 2 0 0 years age Address Manager UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Committee on Laws and Supervision- TWO DISTINGVIsHED CHEMISTS Exhibitioe at Sisk University Vaughan 5 1 2 0 2 1 0 The following letter was received by Joh Taylor submitted and judgment Dixon of Morristown A Tatum Prominent Ladies and Four Dentists of lialti The exhibition of the English Depart- Tota 2 Preeident Von der Ahe The writer is said 1-5 in -27 7i suspended Fannie Pallerton subniitted of Memphis Ewing of Pulaski more Agree mien one Thing ment came off last evening before a large but a to be a better "cetcher? than speller: ana imprisonment one month in jail Green Adjourned to meet on the third Thursday A discussion recently arose among some of April 1889 audience who bad assembled In spite of leo ora'aa 210413004-15 Rooms OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN Carson submitted and one month'a in- prominent ladies of Washington and Bahl- the inclemeney of the weather The fol- Mobile 8 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 1-18 SoCIATION PIERCE CITY MO-Dear Sir- prisonment its jail Carroll Nunly M-8---- fiervices at the Temple more relative to the chemical neutrality I lowing programme was carried out The Earned nms-Mobile 7 New Orleans 1 Two gluts Von der Abe-I will Drop You a few oe A Routh submitted and secured e08l The services at the Temple last night and solubility of Zonweiss exorcises are of unusual excellence the base hits-Behan Bright 2 Flynn Cartwright Lines I Heard that You wanted a new Robert Edward one month in jail articulation king unusually clear The Murphy and Brennan Three-base hits-Kim Cetcher I am a Good Cetcher and if You Hickman continued affidavit defendant conducted by the invited new Rabbi here ao Cream for the teethwhich was man and PowelL Double plays-lieiss Fuller Want ine I can ceth for You boys I am upon a term of probation to moused the referred to Dr Carroll exercises showed (careful training on the Green rart of the This is the Ant of and Cartwright Struck out-Hungler 1 RA- Willing to do 90 for $3000 a season I RIB of Washington (Mrs General CHANCERY COURT recent Rabbi Goldammer were attended by teahouse 1 Bases on balls-By Niehoff I' qii th Beat Cetch in the country closing exercises of the year There Rittenhouse Base for hitting man with ball erg James a Capestro vs Louauere de- a large Congregation Services will be held Logan's Dentist) and four of I hoping to here from You I retum mail I a -ss Music orns "Brayer at Evelet-The non a Vanglm 1 Music chorus "God is Singing Wild pitches-Hun BROOKLYN iliBALTIMORE 5 Lou Declamation "College 4' IL playe roo an gier am I lours Truly 0000 dismissed c'H Roman vs meta Ry journ The choir rendered a programme til) more for whom the article Charles Rogge vs Mary A Land final de- loville Courier-Joernal: Latham ern- A rm dismisaine bill' State vs Strother known Chemists' Prof are more to foilow: -Rittenhouse Passed 5: Brett- ett It williarn at the usual hours during the visitor's w- the leading Dentists of Bal arm James Brown vs la school Time of game-Two tours and live minutes MOMUTII Cotcher s- of the beautiful music of the Jew' se i ro co man report of Clerk and muter confirmed was analyzed by two well Prayer Umpire-Atkinson S---1 am Also a Dandy Batter Chan NEw TORE April 22 The kl CI Ployed a triek on Hecker in the first inning cr 1 1 i Washington rind property ordered to be reso A Crump Wilson of Balts- 11 Whitaett hs fine form to-day and beat the which cost the lively little cbatterbox a sore audits') vs Ida Work et al report of sale 1 'a-S more both of whom pro Recitation lull Baltimore men who opened the season so rib By stooping and unnaturally lowering d' bats un er a vanced 1 Recitation "Independence brilliantly About 4WO people saw the his shoulders be got several balls called on nounced it soluble and free from anything 1 a Declamatio game but playing they were" not very enthusiastio Recker This made Gny mighty mad and Cleansed Purified and Beautified injurious to the teeth Dr Carroll says -n The Washington Monument" as the was sgenerally slow and the after the fourth btill had been called "-James ti Mayoradle Song" Opus 18 Bartle-eme tea obtained a lead early in the him he threw with terrific force the last bell pn it the most by the Cuticura Remedies perfect ()was Piano Solo Sallie Jones game "Phenomenal" Smith's curveo were which struck Latham a resounding thump de tifrice he has ever song "Hedge Roses" Schuber-Nettie easily found while Terry pitched with good in' the Bide sending him to the grass For cleansing the Skin and S'calp' of MU- Zonweiss is a whit seen it al coma oos il VUeeb oreenwood played a remarkable Latham was leaning over the plate RI the uring Humors for allaying Itching Burning I Cream put up in a neat ja I In Howard game at semnd base canoing off the time endeavoring to work Hecker for an- and Inflammation for curing the first sy mp- tar and applied to the on "Mother'e Foor-Capitole Tate ors of the day Phillips' catch ot a hot hon Probable that he will other ball and so got his empl baste It sis not toms of DScr Eczema Psoria Inh sis Mins Crust Scaly rush with a celluloid 1111- 11 Al hors-testis ErtsittsL Itecitsdi It fi was Oaf 00 liner and the making of a double with It in oy hricoo oluia and other erited Skin and 1 illd Isease IITIGURA the great Skin Cure ivory spoon It is very oration' "A Quesn tio' of Todar-J Sim- the elghth lulling was loudly applauded again and oc CUTIG sURA 80SrC Bea an exquisite Skin uti- very far superior to any other dentifrice mono Darkness stopped Was hig the game after the eighth fier externally and CtrrICURA RESOLVENT th ly se the World has ever known ce cat Pri 35 St cborus "Itold up Your Head Like a Man" s' mug Score: THE OHIO EY A ROAD new Blood Purifier Intermdly are infallible Fine Singing Class is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS BROOSIT AB ill TB PO A Recitation "The LastILymne-Btanche liens ninkney 3b 5120810 A COMPLETE CURE JOHNSON JOHNSON Operative Chemis dersoo Terry 4 1 1 0 2 5 3 Au Interesting Talk With President 1 Declamation tobertson 0 I have suffered all my life with skin diseases 21 Cedar st New York 41 Brien 4 0 0 0 8 4 1 different kiwis and have never fo ultd perm Esser "The Montan a em Kelsey Regarding IN et a lit MeTammany2b 5 1 i 1 4 0 neat relief until by the advice of a lady friend Jabs eod It piado sol 46 g'" Fifth Nocterne eYlmic a prospects I used your va Vilna Radler wartwood 1 210010 luable CUTICONA REMEDIES I MoTammsanof 5 1 3 1 0 1 0 ave ghem ti thorough trial using six bottles of calisthenic Exercises Hinting 11 4 1 1 0 11 3 0 the CUTICURA RESOLVENT two boxes of Coro It 1 5 4 Mamie-Chorus "gall Vs the Festive Burch I 4 2 4 2 1 0 0 I I Cutts and seven cakea of CUTICURA SOAP and iii A The School ion SMIIII a- 4 0 4 1 0 3 0 the result was just what 1 had been told it a Benedict would be--a complete cure nu BELLE WADE Etchmond Va Rf erence Lati mer Druggist Rich- mond Va SAUCE SALT RHEUM CURED I es troubled with Salt Rheum fora number (THE WORcEsTatismitE) I of years 90 that the skin entirely came off one 1 Imparts the most delicious taste and zest 10 my hands from the finger tips to the wrist it tried remedies and docters' prescri ptions to no purpose until I nomPle commenced taking Cuticura ErTRACT 47 4 I aemedies and now tam entirely cured or arsETTEs GHAVIt ee poReesso memo" GEN 879 Northampton street Boston Th at Wad- am-e ii Elam rea to his brother WORCESTER ITCHTNG SCALY PINIPLY may ism 0011 414COLEi For the last year 1 bave had a species of It "Tell ADCA RIN S' HEAT lag' seal LEA PEB burners leY re" which I ave applied a great many methods of that their lance la treatment I lo wit ut success and whin' heteemed in -ei GAME speedily tool entirely cured by Cuticura India and i in my Mas ISAAC PHELPS Ravenna opinion the meet Pr wELomps palatable well 4 as the melt whole- RAREBIT!" NO MEDICINE LIRE THEM soma Baum thus i l'" 'We have sold your Ctiticura Remedies for the made" Ice lags Mx yearsoand no medicines on our shelv es give bettor satisfaction 0 ATHERTON Drugorist Albany Cuticara Remedies a are odd everywhere Price-Cutiours 50 cents Resolvent SI Soon 26 cen to Prepared by the Potter Drug Chem ical Co Boston Alma Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" I Pimples 'Skin' 13i' ftpuRg emloheo and Baba asaluotote tonnors cured DY Cuticura Sean- A I ACHE 'ALL OVER' Neuralgic Sudden Sharp end Nervous Pains straine an Weakness relieved in one min- I -4 Die by the eatic urn Anti-Pain O-y- "aster bis and perfect- At dome 25 cents five mr SI rot- rug Chemleal Co Boston al r111 Ain' IR 1-----1-1 AWIlt 8011Plo EXTRACT LETTER from GRAIritst EDICAL GEN- 7'wtoM(A)hice 'I FISH 1851-I 111011COLD "Terl PERRIlis' t' MEATS 1 1 their lame is -i L)ly esteemed in U1 GAME la and is in MY I i lion the moot likkir wELsito I 'table as well 4 he newt whele- litALBEPIT Le gauze Mkt le ac le" odro I by Various Actoru Score of 15 to 13 Reply That They Hope to Ho is "11 Ready by AprIl 18 lainu) It Is gratifying to be able to give Mr Geo Wendling a larger audienos through these columns for at least a synopsis of his lecture uporrrilamleCand hie Interpretere" delivered at the Watkins Institute lut night than he bad before bite The lecture and the lecturer deserved at all points the best quality that Nashville could afford the lecture was pitched upon a lofty line of thought and delivered with earnestness and heart To listen to lt wee to admit into the mind new wisdom new and nobler who-Ilona He wavered Hamlet to the Sphinx and pronounced it the Shakspeare of models literature which no Edipus has yet arisen to mho As the secret meaning involving the existence of the Sphinx was the mune of life so the mystery that encorepasaes the character of Hamlet is its greatest charm He then plunged into a discussion of We rut of Interpretation and alluded to the seglect oa the part of the people te attend to the proper Interprets Bon of Soriptaral passages' and gave here a number ofillustrations that threw new light upon certain Scriptural sentences Inasmuch as no product of the pea over caused so ranch analysis of the human mind this play of "Hamlet" it follows that Hamlet's Interpreters have bestowed aboon of great ealue upon us Passing to the play itself Mr Wendling mid that the question always at the front when licomlet Is up is that of his sanity and gave a long list of eminent authorities on both sided of the queetion taken from ph)siologists essayists and critter in Europe and America Amid this bewildering testimony what shall we conclude? Simply this: Take any friend Jon have the most intimate it yos pleas ley open his soul moms his heart and brats as 'Hamlet's are exposed let the outside world see the daily and hourly opera-Bons otbi mind his resolves and his vacllletion his convictions and his doubts In a word get inside of him as Shake epeare lots us get inside of Harald and I verily believe that all them differing about Ramlet's sanity would be re patted in the case of any friend you have 4In the other hand no intcdliscut man would hdl to bold Hamlet responeible for a violation of the law and there is this much questton in it Waiving the psych logical aspect as presenting merely a problem for medical experts Hamlet in point of moral accountability is a sane man and" therefore all be says end does will remain an ever-recurring study THE MEET GREAT HAMLET 4fit Shakespeare's day was Betterton Before Betterton and contemporary with Shake-pears was Burbage who played Hamlet but Was famous principally for his Richard The lecturer then passed in review Garrett Henderson Kembre Kean McCready Fodder Rossi and then Edwin Booth and announced his belief that only one great Hamlet had appeared in each thisty4hree years or say one for each genemMon since Shakspeare In this connection die said Salvini McCollough the Eider Booth and Irving had each surpassed his own Ramdel In some other role and so the number of pre-eminent Homleta is not so large The-speaker here dtgressed toe mission on Hanikes age and gasses his conclusion that Hamlet was a young man cd 28 or24 Beourring to the art of interpretation Mr Wendlingsassed in review various pas sages of the play given by Charles diem Barry Sullivan k'echter Murdoch Mc- Cready and Edwin Booth This portion of the lecture could only be reported byeMng the quotations from Shakspeare in WI Tbeleoturer then briefly mentioned the various critics and essayists who interpreted the play 1 Among them Goethe Schlegel Celeridge(terviuus Bowden iWte Cud- son and Furness whose variorum edition of "Hamlet" Mr Wendling pronounced the most valuable beyond all comparison that ever came from the press and in this con' section pronounced a high ealogy upon James Lowell's essay upon "Hamlet" Passing back tothe actors Mr WenAiling gave further Interpretations from Charles Kean Salvini Forrest and Chao Fetchter and expressed dissent from the passing on thusiasm over Irving's lioAniet and said the most perfect representation of the play could be given if Irving would give us his PolonAte his Laertes his Ophelia his Horatio and the ether dramatis personal Lie stage setting and his taste for costume and then step aside ring up the curtain and give the titiorole to Edwin BoothShak- spectre himself would then look down with an approvingemile and say well done Tenzin from the actors the lecturer took a broader view of the drama and proceeded to a discussion of this play the keynote of which may probably be found in this sentence: "Let me call your attentlon to the fact that the self-possessed oommonerense Horatio In the opening act of the play Immo Ham- let that the ghost anight load him to the summit of a steep whose height would make him giddy But heedless of that pro' found and siplicaut and prophetic warn4- ing the phopiato Hamlet went to his fate His mind henceforth was given up to thought beyond the reach of his soul Be bold his counterpart is the speculative mind of our age eMpping from one dizzy height to another in the pursuit of the 'pernatural only to come back and confer that nothing has been 'discovered and that there Is nothing these but the unknow! able" Said be: The exclusive oultivation of the In tellectual powers peculiar to our age is bringing bad results We are growing snore Hamlets in life than we noel The lemon this ego requires and one this play teaches is that man cannot achieve lasting success by intellect alone Laretes retied oa his wits and was a failure Polontut relied on his wits and went straight to his death Rotes' traria and Gailtlerstern relied on their wits and were failures Hamlet himself thought he could wive the problem of life by his wits and he was a failure The only lin- portant character that escaped the general ca tristrophe was the common-sense Horatio The lecturer touched upon the character of Laertee and then passed to that of and he oxelalined: "Oh wonderful Shak- with what prophetic' accuracy bast them In the person and character of -(larie foretold mei depicted that singular product the modern dude" The character Of Cp4 sUa received brief attention and the lecturer cowhide(' With an eaumeratiort of those qualities which have endeared Hamlet to the reading world his courage his filial love and his princely courtesy and pronounced him In Iyaortng and In Iltalthefli the most Toqroct gentleman Europe has produced He con eluded with the following ontlinrat of taro nuance: "I Lave and that ii 1 niters life was it la gratifying to be able to give mr Goo Worldling a larger midtown through thme columns for at least a synopsis of his lecture hie Interpreters" delivered et the atkins hotitute lut night than he had before him The lecture and the lecturer deserved at all points the best quality that Nashville could afford the lecture was pitched 'upon a lofty line of thought heart To listen to It wag to admit into the ought and delivered with eamesMess and mind new wisdoar new and nobler Mons Be wavered Hamlet to the Sphinx and pronounced It the eihakspeare of era literature which no sEdipus lam yet arioen to wive As the secret meaning in- volving the existence of the Sphinx was the llouree of life so the mystery that enema- panes the character of Hamlet he its groat eel comas He then plunged into a discus to sion of We rut of Interpretation and alluded the neglect on the part of the people to attent to the proper Interprets- Mon of Soriptural passages and gave here a number ofillustrations that threw new light upon certain Scriptural Inasmuch no product of the pea giver caused so mach analysis of the human wind as this olay of "Hamlet" it fellows that Hamlet's Interpreters have bestowed a boon of great statue upon no Passirtg to 'the play itself Mr Wendling maid that the question always at the front when licontlet eminea auri is up i that of his sanity and gave a ion list ot thoties on th alde bor the queetion takom phssiologists es- gimlets and i Earope and ri Amid this bewlldering cc en fr teetit Ame ca hall we conclude? Simply ake any this: mony wha friend ton the most intimate it yos le lay his soul expose his heart and braht as 'Hamlet's are exposed let the oat- aide world see the daily and boarlyoperre Mons of bis mind his resolves and his vacil- kittens his convictions and his doubta in a word get inside of him as Shake- opeare Iota us get inside of Hatras8 and I verily believe that all thus differing opia- Ione about Hamlet's sanity would be re- a puted in the case of any friend you have On Abe other hand no intedilecut man would fail to bold Hamlet respongible for a Violation of the law and there is thirmuch- in it Waiving the psych- logical Aspect as presenting merely a problem for medical experts Hamlet In point ot moral accountability Is a sane man therefore all be says and does arni remain an e'er-recurring InntS'' 2' a 1'ms FIRST GREAT HAMLET of Shakespeare's day was Betterton Before Metterton and contemporary with Shako- peare wan Burbage who plas-ed Hamlet but Watt famous principally for his Richard HI The lecturer then passed in review Garrett Henderson Kembie Kean McCready Fechter IMesi and then Edwin Booth and announced big belief that only one great Etorract had appeared In each thiltethree years or say one for each genemMon since Sbakspeare In this connection be said Malvini McCollough the Booth and Irving had each surpassed his OWO Itantlet In some other role and so the number of pre-eminent Hantleta 6 1 not so large Theepeaker here digressed toe dig- cession on Hamlee a age and guises his conclusion that Ramses was man et 28 or 24 Reourring to the art of Interpretation Mr Wendlingpassed in review various pas- gages of the play given by Charles iKean Batty Sullivan PeOhter MurdoCii Mo- ('ready and Edwin Booth This portion of the lecture could only be reported bygiving the quotations from Shakspeare in felt Theleotarer then briefly mentioned the various critics and essayists who interpreted the play Among them Goetlea Schlegel of "Hamlet" Mr Wendling pronounced the Coleridge Gerviaus Bowden White eatud- eon and Furness whose variorum edition most maluable beyond all comparison that ever came from the press and in this con- section pronourced a high ealogy rupon James Lowell's essay upon amlet" Passing back to the actors Mr WenMing ave further Interpretations from Charles Kew Selvini Forrest and Chao Fetchter and copsessed dissent from the passing an- tbustaem over Irving's Hamlet and Paid the moot toirfect representation of the play could be given if Irving would give us kis his Laertes his Ophslia his Horatio and the other dmmatis personal and then his stage setting and his taste for en step aside rink up the curtacostume in that a and give the titlerole to Edwin BoOthShak- speare himself would then look down with an approvisigemile and say well done Tdruisg from the actors the lecturer took a broader view of the drama and pro- ceeded to a disoussion of this play the keynote of whit may probably be found in this sentence: "Let weed your attention to the fact that the self-possessed oommonseense Horatio In the opening act of the play warns Ham' sum et the ghost anight lead him to the summit of a steep whose height would make him giddy Rat heedless of that pro- ound and Molicant and prophetio warn- s- ing the phoptsic Hamlet went to his fate His mind honeeforth was gtven up to thought beyond the reach of his soul Be bold his counterpart is the speculative mind of our ago Mopping from one dizzy height to another in the pursuit of the 504 "pernatural only to coque back and contest that nothing has been discovered and that there is nothing these but the unkisow- able" Said he: The exclusive eultivation of ffie in tellectnal power peenliar to oar age Is bringing bad We are growing snore Hamlets In life than we noel The lagoon this age requires and one this play teacter is that man cannot achieve lasting success by Intellect alone Laretes relied ea his wits and was a failure Polonita relied on his wits and went stralgbt to his death Roses- emus and Goikkrsteen relied on their wits and were Imilures Hamlet hinwelf thought he could eolve the problem of life by "Isla wits and he was a failure The Only im- portant character that escaped the general catastrophe was thecommon-seneelleraties et The lecturer touched upon the character of Laertis and then passed to that of Oorte and he 'exclaimed: Sello wonderful epeare with what prophetto accuracy bast them la ti is Festoon and character of Osrle breech! teal depleted that singular product be modern Sii'1 attention and the le hcer OphsUa received brief The aratdar er ens teleded it Wh an euumemtion of those qnalitMe which have endeared Hamlet to the reading world his courage his filial love and his prineely courteey arid pronounced him in Osonsto 80(1 in manatiri the mote perfect trentletnam Poops llas prottueel Ht con- I-i wie4 with the followitat oallinrigt of elm SOCIETY There will be a meeting of the ticket and refreshment committees of the Charity Ball entertainment hi the ladies' parlor of the Maxwell House this afternoon at 5 o'clock The ladies are greatly encouraged over the sale of tickets and the donation of both elegant and substantial articles of refreshment AU the indications point to a brilDant affair It should not be forgot en that tickets can be had at 40250 each from A Payne Co Union street Demoville Co 1 corner of Cherry and Church and A Robertson in the Union Ticket office under the Maxwell House As this will in all probability be the last great assembly of the season society may be expected to show its most brilliant plumage and fill the grand ball and corridors of the Maxwell with a throng of beautiful women beautifully dressed That the men about town will be out in force goes without saying Aside from all this the cause is one nobody can shrink from indorsing with his presence and support Mr Walter Lowrie of Erie Pa will arrive in the city Saturday and will be the guest of Mr Clark l'richlit Vauxhall street Mrs Benjamin McCullotich Hord gives a reception complimentary to Mrs Gov Taylor Thursday April 28 Mrs Cole and little daughter of Harper Ks are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Ellis 829 South Summer street Mrs A Sherrill and Miss Maggie Sherrill of Columbia are visiting Mrs Arbuthnot West Nashville Mrs Rosa returned from a pro longed visit to her sister Mrs McClung at Knoxville She was met at the depot by Mrs Thompson Anderson who has recur ered entirely from her recent Injuries and by other relatives The Terpsichorean had their third and lmt dance last night at the hospitable and elegant home of Mr and Mrs Win Duncan gracefully received and entertained by the pretty young hostess Miss Mamie Duncan assisted by her lovely friend Miss Eva Currey There were present Misses Mary Pleas Richardson Marie Horton Mettle Leo McCarty Mattis Sperry Mary Parks Mamie Woolwine May Porterfield Annie Porterfield Sadie Calender Katie Thompson Annie Clark Carrie Hoyte Mary Litton Jen- Cockrill Queen's Woods Mary Mo- Ewen Franklin Sadie Polk Fail Mary Lee Clare Annie Clare Mrs Graham Horton Mr and Mrs Will Eastman Mr and him Hart and Messrs Frank 'Vaughn John Porter William Richardson Preston Vaughn Tom Kirkpatrick John Header SOCIETY There will be a meeting of the ticket and refresh refreshment committees of the Charity Ball entertainment in the ladies' parlor of the of il axwe onse this afternoon at 5 o'clock The ladies are greatly encouraged over the sal of tiekets and the donation of both eles gant and substantial articles of refreste ment All the Indications point to a bril- Dant affair It should not be forgot en that tickets can be had at 40250 each from A Payne Co Union street Demoville CI corner Key an Church an Ch A Robertson in the Union Ticket office under the Maxwell Rouse As this will in all probability be the last great assembly of the season society may be expected to show its most in 1 nil the Loran 'tannage and --e grand corridors of the Ma a hall and xwell ith throng of beautiful women beautifully dressed That the men about town will be out force goes wdnout easing Aside from all this the cause is ne nobody er can shrink om Indorsing with his presence and support mi Walter Lowrie of Erie Po will am rive in the city Saturday and will be the guest of MIS clerk Prichitts Vauxhall street Mw Benjamin McCullonch lord gives a reception complimentary to Mrs Guy Tay- lor Thursday April 23 Mrs Cole and little daughter of Harper Ks are visiting heir aren I "81 an Mrs iiiii 328 South Summer Mine Mrs Itt i31 er -ru 11L os comnn and mere Sherrill of Columbia are visiting Mrs Arbuthnot West Nashville a L' 1 Mrs Rose A return- from a pre longed visit to her slater Mrs McClung at Knoxville She wag met at the depot by Thompson Anderson who bu recom ered entirel from her ree cnt injuries and by other relatives he Ter ichoreans had heir third and Ps danc lst niht at the hospitable and elegant home Mr and Mrs a Duncan gracefully received and entertained by the pretty young hostess Miss Mamie Duncan misted by her lovely friend Miss Eva There ere were present Misses Mary Pleas Richardson Marie Horton Mettle Leo McCarty Mattis Sperry Mary Parks Mamie Woolwine May 'Porterfield Annie Portem field Sadie Calender Katie Thompson An Itie Clark Carrie Royte Mary Litton Jen netste Cockrill Queen's WorMs Ma Mo Ewen Franklin Sadie Polk Pall 817ty Lee Clare Anni Car Grab rton 43' ani and Mrs Will Eastmanosoas and Mrs Hart and Frank Vaughn John Porte William Richardann Preston Mr Kelsey President of the Ohio Valley Railroad Company which le now building a line south from Henderson arrived in this city yesterdny on his way to Florence Ala It will be remembered by those interested in the matter that a move has been put on foot te bring the Ohio Valley Road to Nashville and unlem something unfoteseen happens the belief is with the cit izens pushing the matter that the effort will be successful Mr Kelsey was met at the Maxwell House last night by an AIKRICAN reporter and asked regarding the progress of his road and Its destination "We are now" he said "laying rails at the rate of a mile a day and unless the storm of this morning seriously interrupted the workmen the road will be completed to Marion Monday night making sixty-five miles of Work will be then suspended for a few weeks while the engi- nears are finishing their surveys and the bed is being graded to Princeton We will reach this place which le ninety-five miles from the starting point about the first el next tectober Beyond Princeton- I am not prepared to say which direction we will take The engineem are making 1 surveys south As to reaching Clarksville that will have to be done by a branch line It is not settled yet whether this will be built though we have no doubt of extending the branch to Hopkinsville" "What caa you Nay to NashvMer' "I am not In a position to 'say: anything now on that subject We must make one step at a time As I have stated to citizens here I expect to be able before very long to lay plans before them and they can then take what action may seem beet" poetoffiN bas beenestablished at Kin zel Cocke County Tenn on routo Wolf Creek ten milbs west Hot Springs six miles southeast completed Mr Kelsey President of the Ohio Valley Railroad Companst which is now building dine south from Henderson at- rived In this city yesterdqy on his way to Florence Ala It will be remernbered by those Interested in the matter that a mo Ve has been put on toot to bring the Ohio Val- ley Road to Nashville and unless something unfoteseen happens the belief is with the cit igens pushing the matter that the effort win be en fut Mr Kelsey was met at the Max ell House last night by an AMERICAN reporter and asked regarding the progressof his road and its destivation he said a are now" al flaY lug rails at the rate of a mile a day and unless the storm of this morning seriously Interrupted the workmen the road will be to Marton Monday night making sixty-five miles-of track o' Work will be then BUS vended for a few weeks while the engio neers are finishing their surveys and the bed in being graded to PrinCetelL We Will reach this place which la ninety-five miles from the starting point about the first of next October Beyond Princeton- I am not re- pared to my which direction we will take The engineem are makin surve south As to reaching ys Clarksville that will have to be done by a branch lino It is settled yet whether Baia will be not set built thou we have no doubt of extend- In the brag to kinsville10 Ewheat you sovePobout of ming to lq mit 'time? 1--- "I am not In a position to say anything ow on that 0 bject We at make one stet' at a time As I have stated to citizens I expect to be able before very long to here lay beaus before them ono the can then tan what- action movisearOm bae 4 AgsestOtheo baA been 'established at Ki zel ke County Tenn on iroute19009 Wolf Creek ten miles west Rot Total 40 9 18 8 I 20 4 BALTWORE LB 211 TB P0 A Greenwood 213 4 0 I) 1 8 1 Burns as 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 Purcell 4 0 2 1 4 1 0 Tucker 1 4 0 0 0 14 1 0 Griffin at 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 Sommers 1 8 2 1 0 1 0 0 Davis 8 8 1 2 0 1 1 1 Trott 8 0 1 0 1 1 0 Smith 3 0 1 0 1 4 0 Total 82 5 11 2 24 18 4 Brooklyn 1 8 1 0 0 4 0 0-9 Baltimore 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 1-6 Fawned Baltimore 8 Two base and MeTammany 2 Threebase Smith Smith Terry Davis Doulde and Tucker Burns and Greenwood Swartwood and Pinkney First base on McClellan Burch 2 Smith Greenwood and Sommers First base on 2 Baltimore Struck 2 Baltimore 8 Passed 2 Wild 3 Ter 1 Time 2 hours 15 minutes Umpire- Vr L0018 2 CINCINNA'rl ST Lona April 22-1-The anctnriatie and Browec opened the American Association season here to-day Heavy rains yesterday and Ws morning made the grounds very wet but the game pmceeded Mullane was batted for fifteen bits including two bases on balls and Caruthers wee touched for but ten The features of the game were Jones' batting and Welch's and McPhee'e fielding The visitors played an errorless game and Mullane was well supported bt the Kid St Louis made one run in the fire on Gleason' and O'Neill's two baggers and one in the eighth on Oleason's and O'Neill's bile end a pat-out The ancinnatie opened with two runs in the first on tobinsonts two errors and Jones' home-run drive over the right field fence two in the fourth on hits by Jones Reilly Corthill and Carpenter and one In the eighth on a three-bagger by Jones and a risseed Del Total 40 9 18 8 eel 20' 4 BA 'LTIMORE LB 211 MB 0 A BGreenwood 2b 4 0 I- 6 1 8 1 urns ago 4 2 1 1 1 1 2 II 4 0 2 I 4 1 0 4 0 0 0 14 1 0 tilrtibIenra 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 smorsii 5 5 1 0 4 0 0 Davis 8 b- 8 1 2 0 1 1 1 Trott a 8 0 1 i 0 1 1 0 Smith 3 0 1 0 1 4 0 Total 82 5 11 2 24 4 as Brooklyn I 8 I 0 0 4 0 0-9 1 0 (1 1 0 0 2 1-5 rarned rutts-Brooklyn13 Baltimore Two- base bits-Swartwood nd MeTamm any 2 arid Three-base hita-J Smith 8 8 li mit Terry Davis Douhle playso-Purcell and Tucker urns and Greenwood Swartwood an Pinkn First base on bells-Pinkney McClellan Burceg 2 Smith Greenwood and Sommers First base en 0 rTors-Brooklyn 2 Baltimore Struck onto-Brooklyn 2 Baltimore Passed bk2045Britn lid pitches-Smith 3' Terry 1 Time 2 hours10 minutes unrtire: Knight Sr was 2 01N0INNA'rl 5 April 22 Sr Loris -1-The Cincentatie and Browne opened um American Association season here to-day 'Heavy rains yesterday and this morning made the ds irn von' batted for fifteen lie including two on balls and 'Caruthers waa touched for but ten The features of the Pomo were Jones' batting and Welch's ana iiricPheeM fielding The visitors played an errorless grease and Mullane was well supported be the Kid St Louis made ne run the fir uel ou leason's and Neill 's two bagg and one in the eighth on Gleason's aeirsaa O'Neill's bits end a pat-out The anci n- mates opened with two runs in the first on L'obinsonts two errors and Jones' home- rue drive over the right field fence two in the fourth on hits by Jones Reilly Corkhill and Car penter and one in the eighth on a 2 I Progress In Florence I judge Wood Free of the Florence land Company telegraphed here last night 1 that large numbem of people were already 1 anteing In Florence The town was full of 1 excitement people all happy A number of town Iota changing hands daily at excellent prices The Land Company by reeoluthm of the Board of Directors would Bell no lots until the day of male Fine rains river rising Large crowd expected on the five eteamboate to arrive on Tuesday morning the first day of the sale also a large number by rail News by wire and letter that the people were coming from all sections of the country Ample accommodation for everybody 4 Judge Wood is one of the most prominent cad enterprising men In Alabama and deserves great credit for his excellent management of the Florence Land Company He wu one of the principal projectors of the Sheffield enterprise which has proven such a grand somas Colyar will deliver a lecture In Florence on Monday night on the "New South" The Real Estate Market The real estate market was yesterdaF much more active than It has been for 1 week There are many strafigers in the I city and they are buying extensively Clark Lowrie mold during the day a number of valuable West Nashville Iota to Mesons Woods and Montgomery of South Carolina Them are also In the city buyers from Wieconsin Ohio Illinois and Philadelphia The evidences of activity are everywhere and the boom with all its original force will soon be on the town again respalmarts Jas Porno to John BurnA laid ha Tenth Ward- $'t 001 4 Howard Hunt et aL to Din lots In blielVe addition 4500 Progress In Florence 'Judge Wood President of the Fl orence y000 umP might '41'1 nIIIII telegraphed here last nigni that large numbem of people were already arilslug In Florence The town wasfull of excitement people all happy A number of town Iota changing hands daily at ex- cellent The Land Company by roe- olutioe of the Board of Directors would Bell 110 lute until the day of sale Fine rainteriver rising Large crowd expected On nee eteamboate to arrive on Toes- day mernhig the first day of the sale also a large number by rail News by wire and letter that the people were coming from all sections of the country Ample accommodation for everybody Judge Wood is sne of the most prombaent add enterprising men In Alabama and deserves great credit for his excellent management of the Florence Land Company Re was One of the principal projectors of the Sheffield enterprise which has proven such a grand somas" Cot Colyar will deliver a lecture In Flnce on Monday night on the ore "I'lew South 1 The Real Estate Market The real estate market was esterday much more active than It has been for There are many strafigers in the city and they are buying extensively Clark Lowrie gold during the day a num- bar of valuable West Nashville lots to Mesons Woods and Montgomery of South Carolina Them are also la the city buyers Ti fr om Wigconsin Ohio I i llnois and Medal phia The evidences of activity are every where and the boom with all its original force will soon be 011 the town again sterettenee's rums yes Itte Barris to Jahn Bons Lai to Teeth Ward 1 On Howard Hunt of eL to Vit Dia Jots Cee Signature la on errery bottle of the teLuine JOHN DUNCAN SONS 4 '9 AGENTS FOR -TUB crilTsD STAI Jan sa THE LYOEUM FAVOL ITE ovo One of Arsertca's great orators a nn 'r the plattertn vitll deliver his lecture "STONEWALL JACESON" Tburqhfr II "HAMLET AND lijki Friday April 22 "SA-171OP 1rd4r Aprli 2 at Watkins Inealatbte Moe 50e1 $1 for thecouree It 'on have anything tor rent inlvrt a TSB amaalue's or hem" itoko lc a woAL 40 4-1)Ceilsea tie of the ermine Signature la on every bottle 1 4 JOHN DUNCAN SONS AGENTS FOR -THE VAITED 1415 se 1r THE LYOEUM FAVOL 11 04:10 rt One of Amerteal great orators a tilt of the platform wt11 elvtir Ms I le cture d' aseONEWAtt JACSSON" Tboodits I iNe el "HAMLET ANL) is ele-e" Friday April 22 "SACL OF ToosUst a- ditY April 20 itt Watkins Ingthtette 9100 50e-Isel forthecouree or If pin Iv it ave anything for rent a Ktep out VLIEtt and kok Terry fellow 018140 le Cherry Nieekeiler Tel 904 mit Lir71IM 64 rasa es-.