The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 5

BUZ BALL zEmzia A Four Hard Fought Games In the Southern League MORNING 317LT 3 18 8 5 I 1' A117VILiMJM ES! Park en MERCHANT TAILORS 4:30 JP IP 1 5 i' il AMERICAN NASHVILLE FRIDAY MORNING mix 3 188 IIII: I wuolmm 9 3 'i I 4- 4 i a 17" i zia 2111 1 ft '11 "1 Nt 0 ol IP 40 A A 4 tak" 1111111111111111111111MIMINI I A A tt A iL A 0 3 i z's i AL IVIL At utphurSpritig--)Egas Park 4 ir :30 -JP Ill 011 1 ---v ti MERCHANT TAILORS A i' l' TEE BANQUET i BLsz BALL l' Four Hard Fought Games in 4 the Southern League ynch's New Merchant Tailorin I fin I Ir Lynch New merchantTall on Brilliant Closing Beene of the Bar Association Meeting Brilliant Closing Scene et the Bar Association Bleeder 44116 IST 0 4 The File Record the Nashville' Have Made This Tear Milne inin loan reestiat aid Speech-Making Qs tileed Beyond the "Wee Sue Boum" gelled Be 10141 lie Wee Sas' Boum" GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING HOUSE I analysing the Old tread mill of noun neuter pnder third person singular number nominative case which be says should be blottad out of our schools kr ever Test written examinations are a trial of physical endurance rather than of scholarship "featinars should cling no longer to the baleful infatuation that you can 1130111R1111 firstclatts instruction as a grocer measures turnips in a bushel basket You can meaanre Wenn learning but when lesson learning boa been digested and assimilated en that the product takes the crowning form of culture it defies any basket measure to take it in" The heel re showed great thought and was listened to for nearly an hour and a halt by a most cultivated and inter sated audience Mr Woolwine has eon suited to repeat the lecture Monday night at Elm street Church in South Nashville He will then address the mothers and fathers of his school children and it is very probable that standing room wilt be in demand analysing the old tread mill of noun neuter gnder third person singular number nominative case which be sa3s should be blotted out of our schools kr Ver Test written examinations are a trial nt nhesinal andoranne rather than of measures turnips in a bushel beaket You can meson Wean learning but when lesson learning boa been digestad lant4 lanai oviiiniaA ett thi ha vwestinnt imams 1 in11 I 1 ng con it Memphis I Time et pm 1 hour and 20 in1netee4 Umpire McCue Poorer Jonee The game today closes the sec ond month of the aeries Macon has Played tit games losing twenty-siz and winning twenty-forte and standing fourth an the league The club of Mem phis is greatly strengthened An exhibition gams is being arranged between Augusta and Macon on the 4th to be played here 1 Special to The Ameriaan Bntitinonew July 2 victoy of 2 to 0 makes three straights for ithe They put Ramsey in again to-day and be excelled himself havingronly two bits made off him and etriking out eeventeen men Kelley pitched a good game for Birmingham five hits were made off him Except when the vieltore were at the bat doing some bitting the gains was without inL threat the locals fanning air one after another Chattanooga scored in the first and third inning One man got a base on balls and was batted in Ties other run was made on a wild throw The locale thereafter did clever fielding making a number of good stops and two double plays 5 Chattanooga 3 Left On Ingham 4 Chattanooga 4 Bases on Kelley Passed Bolles 1 Parsons is permanently shied as pitcher and has gone home COLUMBUB Special to The American co 11 Mmphi I Tme pm 1 'nes i ot hour and 20 Ininutett'' Umpire MoCut SCOTOIN The game to-day closes the sec- ond month of the aorta" Macon has PlaYed tiny games losing twentyetz and 'winning twentsfonr and standing I played here 1 BIRKINOVOC The American No 4 NORTH SUMEEn ST NASHVILLE TENN WI CLOUD BLOCK MELEPIIONIC No 458 TIM LARGEST STOCK OF SEASONABLE AND F1SHI6 NABLE YOOLES IN NASIIIILLE: ITE My stock is entirely new and is not cumbered with the accumulation of past years Gentlemen will consult their interests by seeing my goods and learning my prices before purchasing In making Fashionable Clothing at reasonable prices I am leading My Furnishing Department is complete in every essen- I UM A full line of STAR SHIRTS (Dress and Fancy) karl-it Wilson's Conan and Cuffs Large assortment of Spring weight Underwear An elegant Me of Neck Wear (Spring Styles) fel sod ly of past earning sonable I essen-' Conan Ube of I sod ly 43 A 1 1 fo3 001 FANCY DRY GOODS AMUSEMENTS 114' 111131E Et ALL 01111 A TOP I III THE BRAN 41'1u1-11 JUNI r) 111111110D g001S MUST GO LI ULM 1 UM GO A FLAT FAILURE An Attempt to Do tho Suicide Act said la a Farce About 8 o'clock last night Thomas Gordon a young man about 19 years of age who lives with his father at No 279 South Spruce tent created quite a senBation in that immediate vizinity by a remarkable freak of mental aberration or an attempt to diet after having made a mistake in not swallowing the poison as it seems he bad deliberately made up his mind to do He has been out of employment for some time and while at the supper table last night he heard his father make some remark about the difficulty he was having in supporting so large a family in these times of general depression in business and thinking perhaps the remark was intended for him he left the table without finishing his supper and remarked to some member of the family that they would not be troubled with him any longer and left the house He had pro needed some twenty or thirty yards down Spruce street when he was seen to throw a piece of -paper and a Moment afterward tumbled over on the pavement He was taken up by friends in what appeared to be an insensible condition and carried home and a physician immediately summoned The family began at once to administer emetics and other antidotes to counteract the effects of the poison This was kept up with proper energy until the arrival of Dr Richards who examined the young man's pulse and eyes and in fact gave him a pretty thorough overhauling but could find no evidence of poison except faint traces of whisky and pronounced the young man In a perfectly normal conditioa to the great relief of his friends It is difficult to account for his conduct except upon the presumption that he did Intend to take poiron and didn't do it and laboring under the impression that he had done so was overcome with the Idea and hence the prostration Young Gordon bears a good character and is of an excellent family It is believed that being out of employment has to some extent effected him mentally- intenueu lor Dim Lie iett me mole witu- out finishing hie supper and remarked to some member of the family that they would not be troubled with him any longer and left the house He had pro ceeded some twenty or thirty yards down Spruce street when he was seen to throw a piece of -paper and Moment afterward en awat a tumbled over on the pavement He was taken up by friends in what appeared to be an insensible condition and carried me ho and a physician immediately sum- moned The family began other at antidotes once to ato d- minister emetics an counteract the effects of the poison This was kept up with proper energy the arrival of Dr Richards who exam- ined the young man's pulse and eyes his conduct ex- and in fact gave him a pretty thorough overaun hli but could find no evidence poisong' except faint traces of et whisky and pronoun pronounced the yottng man in a perfectly normal conditioa to the rat relief of his friends It is ifficult to account for cept upon the presumption that he did the prostration Young in tend to take and didn't do it laboring under the impression that an he had done so dea and hence was overcome with the Gordon rs a bears character and is of an excellent family believed that being out of employment has to some egtent effected him mentally- Yesterday's contests closed the present series of games in the Southern League The Nashvilles won an easy and decided victory over the plucky and strong Augusta and now hold undleputed title to second place in the race for the pennatit Since their departure the team under the management of Manager Mayberry has done well It has played seventeen games aid won thirteen of that number In no one of the four games that were lost were the Nashville out matched The reasonthey did not win was not because of the superior playing of their opponents but because they did not play at all up to their standard When they left Atlanta the club of that city was twelve games in the lead with the Augusta' second Now the Atlantis are averagibg up their games won and lost only mix games in the lead and Augusta has been stripped of all claims to second place The Nashvilies won Mx straights off both Columbus and Birmingham where Atlanta wen only four losing two The Nashville also won four and bet two gamed at Anglian' and Macon where Atlanta won two and lost four games This certainly looks as if Nashville had the strongest team in the league A great reception will await the boys when they arrive here tomorrow morning TO-DAT'S GAME This afternoon at 2 o'clock the Nishvllles and Atlanta will play a great exhibition game of hall In Atlanta Very great interest is on all tides centered in the result Tbe locals put up as their battery Crowell and Hillery who have been doing such excellent work recently To show Atlanta that Crowell made no effort to win the first game played in Atlanta when the Atlantis beat the Nashvilles14 to 0 the worst defeat any club has suffered this season Crowell is again put in the box The game will unquestionably on an-count of the great rivalry between the two clubs be full ut exciting incident's It will be given in detail at the Masonic Theatre and should be witnessed by the largest crowd that has gathered there this season Messrs Rust dt Morgan have added a great deal to pleasure of the large number of people of this city who are interested in base-ball and this afternoon's exhibition should be looked upon somewhat in the light of a benefit and the public should turn out in great numbers To the anonymous Chattanooga correspondent who brays all over two pages of paper and facetiously signs himself "Baseball" TES AMERICAN'S base ball editor would Bay "See our Augusta special below" DONOEUNS vs GILLUM There will be two contests in 'Spring Park July 4 between two of the strongest home clubs for the championship of The contestinr-companies will be composed exclusively of Nashville players The Donohnes were known teat season as the Vossea that were never defeated by any home company The Galena have had several seasons' training and is a strong combination The games come off in full uniform rain or shine 9:30 a and 310 Saturday The Italian Band furnishes music for the occasion TO-DAY'S GAMIC This afternoon at 2 o'clock the Nish- vUles and Anent's will play a great ex- hibition game of ball in Atienta Very great interest is on all tides centered in the result The locale put up as their battery Crowell and Hillery who have been doing such excellent work recenty 1 it To ow At ants that a Crowell ad no effort to win the first game played ia Atlanta when the Atlantis beat the Nashville 14 to 0 the worst defeat any club has suffered this eason Crowell is again put in the box The game will unquestionably on an- count rivalry th great bet ween the two clubs be full uf exciting incidincidents It will be given in detail at the Masonic base-ball and this afternoon's exhibi- Theatre and should be witneseed by the largest crowd that has gathered there this season Messrs Rust Morgan have added a great deal to pleasure of the large number of people of this city who are interested in tion should be looked upon somewhat in respondent who brays all over two pages the light of a benefit and public the should turn out in great numbers To a cor- of paper and facetiously signs himself "Baseball" TES AMERICAN'S base ball editor would say "See our Augusta special below" nottonurs vs counts There will be two contests in 'Spring Pk July 4 ar between two of the strong- est home clubs for the championship of Nbville- The contesting-companies will be The Donohues omposed exclusively of Nash- villa playem were known met season as the Vosses that were never defeated by any home corn- pany The Gilleme have had several seasons' training end isa strong combi nation The games come off in full uni- form min or shine 9:30 a and 810 9 Saturday The Italin Band ahe 1 urnishes music for the occasion COLUMBUS GA 3U17 Dan levy was fair in his decisions to-day Columbus defeated Atlanta 9 to 6 Smith and Graves did fine work for Columbus Dundon wae bit hard six runs being made in the ifiret inning one being a home run by 'Lyons the longest bit ever made on the gioundu 8orhe brilliant plays were ma on both sides Mapplo caught Dundob Columbus ob 2 0 0-9 Atlanta 4 Atlanta 7 Base: 9 kt1intai 8 Two 1 Atlanta 1 Three 1 Earned 8: Atlanta 1 Horne 1 Double Atlanta 2 Passed Atlanta 1 Base on 8 Columbus 2 PITTSBURG 6: CINCINNATI 4 PITTSBURG July 2--The this afternoon won the third successive victory from Cincinnati by timely bitting Httsbutg Cincinnati 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0-4 LoutsvILLE 5 UT LOUIS Loutsraxx July home team won the third consecutive game from 8t Louis this afternoon in the presence of nearly 5000 people Louisville 100 1 20 0 1 0-5 0 0 0 0 0-8 DETROIT 4 NEW YORK DETROIT Mimi July 4000 people witnessed to-day's game Detroit 1000012110-4 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Errors-Columbu 4 Atlanta 7 Base: hits-Co Iambus 9 ntas E1 Two base-tuts- Columbus 1 Anent' 1 Thr ee ese-bits-Atlanta 1 Earned 8: Atlanta 1 Home ripe-Columbus 1 Double plays-Co- Jumbos' 1' Atlanta 2 Passed balls- Atlanta 1 LI balls-Atlanta 8 Columbus 2 BU NA PITTSRG 6: CINCINTI 4 PrrTSBURG July 2-The Pittsburgs this afternoon won the third successive Cincinnati by timely bits victory from tint! Httoms 021000S0-6 Cinci nnati 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 it-4 a goolevgx 5 IT Lotlis DETROIT 4 -u Lo 'STILLS July 2-The home team won the third consecutive game from St Louis this afternoon in the presence nearly 5000 people 9 2 () 1 0-5 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 l'eu3s NEW YORK DCTROIT New York- Mrcu July 2-About 4000 people witnessed tto-ctay's game Detroit 10000 1 2 110-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 (In the legent dining hall of the Nicholson House at 9:30 o'clock last night the Association held its luinual banquet Everything in the way of sumptuous andcareful preparation wits 6 done to make it the charming feature of the ineetiog There were three large tables with covers laid for 100 guests In the middle of the hall and at the center of the bead was seated Judge Win Cooper of 1 he Tennessee Supreme Court who elated se toast-master On Ws right sat the Alisociatiwi's digitingulahed atid honored gue Judge Cooley of Michigan and Judge David fey of Tennessee On his left sat retiring president Wneeler and in-A coming ores dent Fowikes The other i seats at the various tables were tilled by 1 znembers who made up a very intellec- tual and fine looking body of men The menu was excellently served and a la Champgne for the proper enjoyment of 4 several hoursime It was as follows take Mock Turtle a celery Lemon Banos Broiled Spring Chicseu on Toast with Green k- Peas i Chicken Salad Shrimp Salad Claret Braided Lamb Chops with Mushroom Sauce Macaroni Potatora in Shell Saratoga Chips Cold Beef Tongue Cold Canvassed Ham Spanish Green Stuffed Mangoes sweet Pickle Gherkins French Sardines New Beets Angel Food Chocolate Ribbon Lemon Cake: I French Blossom Champagne Red Raspberries Vanilla Ice Cream Pine Apple Sherbet Assorted Nuts Bananas Oranges Fgg Plums French Coffee Tea Chocolate The pop of champagne bottle corks was the signal for the toast-master to A give the order for thereat entertainment of the evening He expressed himself as highly delighted with the wearing of the honors of the occasion and told an amusing anecdote of his college days which was concluded with the moral: "When you go down stairs don't at' tempt to hold on to the banister and the wall at the same time Stick 4 to banisters or wall but particularly the banisters He believed that he had been selected because he was an intermediate the missing the veryold lawyers like Judge Freeman and Judge Key and the young men like Mr Wiltse who was at 1 the right age to be very much troubled with conflicts of law After taking a ii glass or two of the wine that was flowing so freely the toast-muter 4 said be couldn't really tell whether A he was the youngest of the old men or A th oldest of the young men He was 1 Judge as Jud Freeman would say "not-so very old after all" i Judge Cooper then alluded to the duty of young men to struggle to overcome difficulties Be alluded to the valuable iassistadoe of the bar association to young men in bringing them into the society of their elders and in taking them up from the ordinary routine work giving them a new field for displaying their talent He then called upon retiring President Wheeler who made a very appropriate 4 and happy ellart es did the incoming Presidedt Mr Fowlkes who was next A called upon After this in an elaborate and highly i complimentary eulogy upon the high character and distinguished services to the bar of the country as a jurist and as an author Judge Cooley was called 14 He began his remarks with what be believed was expected of him non' sense and by his quick and ready I wit 'in reference to the remarks of the toast-master won the laughter and applause of those present and estabf Halted himself as an exoellent after-din net speaker His wit did his phil osophy and logic on a' previous' ooze sion completely captivated those who beard him He paid a tribute to Nash' wills the State of which it was the cap' itol city but most glowingly of all to her bar He then spoke of the advantages of such a bar association in influencing 1 and directing good and healthful legisia- i tion and said that the dignity of the bar could be beet maintained by such aseoci'-4 Mims In conclusion he told them that after wandering over Neshville's now historic battlefields and after becoming so well acquainted with Southern people he was of the opinion that if the People Of the North and the South had known one another better years ago the great 'N difficulty would have been solved otherwise than 'by' war -The people of the South and North do not yet know one another i He then thbaked those present for the pleasures of his visit and their bospits1- ity and invited them to come up North and meet his people Alter this lit response to invitations speeches were made by Joige Key Mr Wines Col4 A Colyar Mr John Vertress Judge Thomas Freeman and others The banquet was not concluded until after 2 o'clock this morning 1 i i iii i i 4 i f' i i 4 'N111 Reef Tongue Cold Canvassed Ham Spanish Green Oleos Stuffed Mangoes sweet Pickle Gherkins French Sardines) New Beets Angel food Chocolate Ribbon Lemon Cake: 1 French Bioesom Champagne Red Raspberriel Ice cream Pine apple Sherbet Assorted Nuts Bananas Orange mach Tea' Egg nums ch hue The pop of champagne bottle corks of the evening was the signal inment for the toast-master to give the order for thereat entertaHe expressed himself as highly delighted with the wearing of the honors of the occasion end told an amusing anecdote of his college days which was concluded vrith the moral: "When you go down stairs don't ste tempt to hold on to the banister and same time the wall at the tick to banistAste or wall but particularly the He believed that he had been selected because he was an intermediate link-not the miming link-between the veryold lawyers like Judge Freeman and Judge Key and the youpg men like Mr Wiltse who was at th right age to be very much troubled with conflicts icts of law After taking a glass or two of the wine that was Bowing so freely the toast-muter said be couldn't really tell whether he wu the youngest of the old men or the 'oldest of the young men He was as Judge Freeman would say -so vry old after all' Judge Cooper then allnded to the duty of young men to struggle to overcome difficulties Be alluded to the valuable ssiatalioe'd the barametation to young men in bringing them into the society of theireldereand intaking them up from the ordinary routine work giving them Mew field for displaying their -talent He then called upon retiring President Wheeler who made a very appropriate and happy effort as did the incoming Pr as esidedt Fowikes who next called upon After this in an elaborate and Went complimentary eulogy upon the big character and distinguished services to th bar of the country a jurist and as an author Judge Cooley was called Urn He began his remarks with what be believed wag expected of bun non- sense and by his quick and ready wit in reference to the remarks of the toast-master won the laughter and applause of those present and estab- lished himself ea an exoellent after-din' ner hy peaand ker logio His wit as did his phil- osop on a' previotts' amp Mon completely captivat those ed 'ose who heard him He Paid a tribute to Nash wino the State of which it was the cap nitY het meet aleviefglY el ell to her bar- He then spoke of the advantages of such a bar association in influencing and directing good and healthful legisla- tion and said that the dignity of the bar Wind be beet maintained by such associ lotions In conclusion he told them that after wandering over Nashville snow his torte bat in tlefields and after beoomg so well acquainted with Southern people of the North and the South had known he was of the opinion that if the PeoPle one another better years ago the great difficulty would have been solved other- wise than 'by' war The people of the th and Souorth do 'not ys! know one --11 another t' He then Winked those present for the 1 pleasures of his visit and their hospital- ItY1 and Invited them tc ceme 11P Net' linu meet his people 4 iile ity 11111C A OP Mr Inc eln 2 TRE SARATOGA MEETING Dr Callender Has Something of interest to Say About the Confereiee -of Superintendents of Insane Asylums Dr John iL Callender Superintendent of the Hospital for the Insane in MiddleTennessee has returned from the annual convention of Superintendents of Hospitals for the Insane held this year it Saratoga Springs The convention was comfortably quartered in that magnificent hostelry We United States in a large apartment of which the business of the meeting was transacted The papers read were of varied interest and importance and the comparison of notes from the different sections instructive and snggestive It was Dr Callender' pleasure to report important favorable legislation in Tennessee by which the accommodation for insane patients in this State has been increased by a complete institution at Knoxville and one in prospect in the western part of tile State a statement which was received with approbation by the canyon-Dr Callender was President of this Assooiation of eminent authority upon diseases of the brain from 1882 to 1884 There were ninety-eight gentlemen prepent The Saratoga hotels are all open and siting but the cold weather is keeping the season back to a very irritating de- gres Huntsville happenings Special to The Americo HuirrsVILLE ALA Idly 2 Circuit Court is still engaged upon the criminal docket The following convictions were rendered to-day: George Miller burglary James Blackburn and Henry White- graiid larceny Hiram Winkle a white man apparently about 38 years of age plead guilty in open court to-an indictment charging him with incest with his danghter a girl 18 years old He has not yet been sentenced The McAlister base ball club of this city will go to Florence to-night where they are booked to play a match game with the Florence club on to-morrow There was an immense excursion party of colored citizens left here this morning for Memphis The weather is delightfully cool and pleasant indeed remalkably so for this season of the year Oar market is filled to overflowing with fruit and vegetables of every description The case of the State vs Wallace Neal Chars Townsend and Wash Cavanaugh charged with the murder of James Freeman will be tried to-morrow It is eliciting a great deal of interest For the balance of this season we will offer our seasonable goods at unusual depressing figures Our Organdies Batistes in fact all Wash Goods will be sold at whatever they may bring Our stock of PARASOLS Is yet well-assorted and will be sold regardless of cost Our aim is to close out all summer goods if low prices will do it We are unable to offer inferior goods but nothing but the best at low prices CO HE HARDING LIGHT ARTILLERY WILL fire a National salute on the upper wharf on July 4 1885 at 6 o'clock a and will celebrate the day with a grand sieam- boat excursion bar Dune and buket picnic at Priestley's Springs There will be Ito intoxicating liquors allowed'ou the grounds 3BAIRIM3OTTM AT Dr flillioms' Grove Saturday lily 1th AND THAT IT IS FOR THE I3ESEFIT OF WIDOW AND 0111'11ANrS9 FUND By Banner Lodge No 32 Knights of Pythias 50o CIIII41311MN IIALF PUICE 4 T) WINFREY has charge osf the refreshments and Sandy esekrill trill pro parvon of his best Barbecues and Irish tries Boats leave foot of Broad Street at 8 9 10 o'clock a Di and 1 o'clock tn jy2 St -i1 MINERAL WATER WEItirr EN 120 4 MINERAL Sunni 'WATER What Prof Lupton Says VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CHEMICAL LABDRATORt NASHVILLE Feb 1884 EATER DELIVERED IN THE CITY A Atchison Huh Ile Tens Dear Sir: At your request I have made a careful analysis of water tasen from the bored well on Mrs Rodeo' lot in West Nashville and find it to contain in solution the following substances: Potassium Sodium Lithium Calcium Magnesium Aluminium Iron Sulphur Chlorine Bromine Iodine Sulphuric Acid (8 0 8) Carbonic Acid (C 0 2) and Hydrosulphuric Acid or Bulphuretted lidrogen (H 2) The quantative results irranged according to the method usually adopted by chemists are as follows: Graihs in I Pint Potassium carbonate 0130 Sodium 2 898 Lithium carbonate trace Calcium carbonate 0 284 Magnesium carbonate 0 648 Sodium chloride 8281 Sodium sulphide 2 046 Calcium sulphate 4- 11118 Aluminium and iron 0009 trace trace Total number grains in I pint 15707 Hydrosulphuric acid or sulphuretted hydro gen 0720 cubic inches Temperature LurroN This water purifies the blood seta on the liver and kidneys cures dyspepsia chronic diarrhcea gravel Bright's disease female irregularities rheumatism gout and disallow of the skin Its chemical analysis shows therapeutic powers not equalled by any other natural mineral water in the world One quart daily at 35 cents ner week One-half gallon daily at 50e per week One gallon daily at The per week 10 cents per gallon at the well or at CONQUEST'S Pmprietor Cor Summer and Demonbreun etc Telephone No 4f9 my17 eod2m I CRAB ORCHARD WATER Ii --A--1 I FASHIONABLE SOCIETY IICITEIL: A romance in nal life has just Mewl: to lighL A young gentleman of Nash vile well known in society for bin tal4 ants and accomplishments left the city some time since to spend the winter In New Orleans and Florida to bury his disappointment at his rejection by one of the moat beautiful young ladies of' Nashville During his absence she se: i jected Eve other admirers I Reaching home a short time since 'the I traveler determined to try his sell command by calling once more on his fair friend As he began to mount the steps 1 of the house she appeared at the door' Eta raised his hat and they entered the stately mansion Two hour' afterwards he went forth an accepted lover ft 4- He had purchased his hat of WAIN rle WALKER No 24 Public Square Please mil JAM anwe-fri It 'r SUMMER REPORTS I APON SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALKA-1 LINE LITH1A WATERS Also FINS IRON WATERS) HAMPSHIRE c0 Yaw No Fogs No Malaria Where the sick ses cover and the weU are always happy Squdt for pamphlet SALE Proprietor: Jew 26t The White Sulphur Sprints 3 GREENBRIER COUNTY lp The Moot Colobratod of AU Um Blown' Saki Resorts One of the OLDEST and MOST POPULAR o4 tr AMERICAN WATERING PLACES willow for the season JUNE 1 Elevation above tide watet 2000 feet surrounding mountains 8500 feet Send for pamphlet describing hygienic advantaged EAKLR mySi lm Superintendent OLD POINT COMFORT IIIIGISLIr Li E3 A 0 1 1 dvr it pr 'Willigmsrove Satudgy Jillv4111 1 9t i 1 AND THAT IT IS FOR THE BENEFIT OF For the balance of this -V II VIONV AND 0111'1-IAN'S' FUND season we will off 0 1 er our sea- By Banner Lodge No32 Knights of Pythias and 1 sonable goods at unusual de- ocacRETs 50o cit14ratIoN riA41 PRICE T) WINFREY has charge of the refreshmenta and Sandy Cockrill will pro pressing figures pare one of his best Barbecues and Fish tries Our Organ ies 'c ni Batistes tn Boats leave foot of Broad Street at 8 9 10 lock a lye 3t -t 1 in act as At all Wh oos Gd! ill MINERAL WATER FASHIONABLE SOCIETY ItICITED: be sold at whatever they EST IN4T120 may bring our stock of 4 A romance in real life has just tome li to ght A young gentleman of Nash anonymous It Huntaville aPPeninirs MINERAL SULPHUR 17ATE vila well known in society for his Mit lt It is Special to The Americo ants and accomplishments left the city' Huersvozz Aga Any '2 -The Cir- some time since to spend the winter In PARASOLS cult Court is still engaged upon the What Prot Lupton Says New Orleans and Florida to bury his THE SARATOGA MEETING criminal docket The following con- disappointment at his rejection by one VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY of the most beautiful young ladies of DrJ Callender Has Something of -1ctlons were rendered to-day: George Cnemieot LABDRATORit interest to Say About the Conference Miller burglary James Blackburn and Is et well-assotted and will i NASHVILLE Feb 1884- Nestiville During his absence she res4 of aupermsendente of 'mi me Asylum Henry White grand' Hiram jected five other admirers 1 t- Dr John Call en er Superintend be sold regardless of cost Winkle a white man apparently about on A Atchison Nuli Raching home a short time since the le Tenn 1 ent of the Hospital for the Insane in 38 years of age plead guilty in open Dear Sir: At your requeet I have made a traveler determined to try his sell 00 nt- MiddleTennessee has returned from the court to an indictment charging' him Our aim is to close out all careful analysis of water taken from the mend by callirg once more on his fair bored well on Mrs Rodeo' lot Wait annual convention of Superintendents with incest with his danghter a girl 18 ville and find it to contain in in solution tNashhe friend As he began to mount the steps th years old He bee not yet been sentenced summer goods if low prices following subatances: Potassium Sodium ed oHospitals for the Insane held this The McAlister base ball club of this Lithium Calcium Magnesium Aluminium ouse she appear at the door year It Saratoga Springs The conven- city will go to Florence to will -night where Iron Sulphur Chlorine Bromine Iodine He raised his hat and they entered the tion was comfortably quartered in that ty are booked to play a match game it We are unable Sulphuric Acid (S 0 3) Carbonic Acid (C 0 2) stately mansion Two hours afterwards and Hydrosulphurie Acid or Sulphuretted magnificent hostelry toe United States wilt' the Florence club on to morrow II tdrogen (H 2) he went forth an accepted lover it-- a 4- 1 in a large apartment of which the bust There was an immense excursion party goo tO offer inferior ds 9 ut The quantative results arranged according nem of the meeting was transacted The ut th of colored citizens left here this morning be at low to the method usually adopted by chemists He had purchased his hat of WAIN dP se papers read were of varied interest and nothin best are as follows: WALKER No 24 Public Square Plea for Memphis Graihs in 1 Pint importance and the comparison Tne weather is delightfully cool and prices Potusium carbonate 0130 Oall je19 an wefri It 'f' of notes from the diff erent sections in- pleasant remar lt indeed kably so for this sodium 2 898 structive and anggestive It wu Dr seasec et the Year' Lithium carbonate trace Callender' pleasure to report important Our mmket is filled to overow fllog Calcium carbonate 0 2 St TM SMMER REPORTS '1 Magnesium carbonate 0 648 akootwowwww-o0 favorable legislation in Tennessee by fruit vegetables de- which the accommodation for insane with scria- an vege es every Sodium chloride 8284 CA PON SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALEfi-1 pti Sodium sulphide---- 2 046 LINE LITH1A WATERS 'Also FINS i th on tients in this State has been increased The case of the State es' Wallace Nee Calcium sulphate 18 IRON WATERS) HA liPSHIRE CO Vow by a complete institution at Knoxville Char'es Townsend and Wash Cavanaugh I Aluminium and iron oxides flow No Fogs NO maiaria Where the sick sat I of the St statement which wu re- 'V I 9 trace cover anci the weU are always happy gendt ''F and one in prospect in the weetern part triee Brom charged with th murder of James Free- cm eod 1y ine 1 Iodine-- trace for pamphlet IV SALE Proprietor- ate man will be to-morrow It is elle- JeM 26t ceived with approbation by the convert- Mug a great AMUSEMENTS Total number gmins in 1 int 1577 deal of interest 0 1 rill Dr Callender was President of this Hydrosulphuric acid or sulphuretted hydro he White Sup hur gen 0720 cubic inches ASSootation of eminent authority upon Temperature GREENBRIER COUNTY 4 NTY IA diseases of the brain from 1882 to 1884 ljNs li LuproN 4 There were ninety-eight gentlemen prpros Host Th Celebrated of AU the Mean I ent This water purifies the blood acts on the tain Resorts 1 The Saratoga hotels are all open and diarnotea Pavel ver and kineys cures drpepsia chronic Bright's disease female ir- baiting but the cold weather is keeping One of the OLDEST and MOST POPULof AR regularities rheumatism gout and diseones AMERICAN WATERING tr" I the season back to a very irritating de- of the skin PLACES to illopen gree Its chemical analysis shows therapeutic for the season JUNE 1 Elevation above tide' HE HARDING LIGHT' ARTILLRY wri owe not equalled by any other natural water 2000 feet surrounding mountains 8500 feet Send for pamphlet describing mineral water in the world rl fire a National salute on the upper hygienic advantaged 11 EAKLE at 6 clock a and RATES DELIVERED IN THE CITY my31 lm Superintendent wharf on July 4 1885 will celebrate tne day with gran steam- One quart daily Ili 35 cents per wsek OLD POINT COMFORT 9 IIIIGISLIit boat excursionboecue and picnic ar buket One-half gallon daily at 50e per week at Priestley's Springs One gallon daily at 7 fic per week 1 There Will be eto intoxicating liquors 10 cents alien at the well or at best PeJgN CONQUEST'S: Pmprieto allowed 'on the grounds Cor Summer and Demonbreun sus Terle- phone No 4e9 my eod2m 1 CR akB ORCIIA RD WATER 1 i' i i AUGUSTA Special to The American' AUGUSTA GA July Augusta is hurrahing for Nashville to-day and everybody praises the clean and superb victory they have won The team is simply perfect and it is a joy to witness their field work and fair play They are giants at the bat and Augusta's brag boxmen acknowledged the prowess of Warrick Beard Marr and Bowden The club is the finest ever in Augusta and we own ounelves squarely overmatched Augusta's only point of superiority is her pitohers and Kilroy and both of them suffered at the ends of Nashville's stick Diestel is the finest fielder ever seen hereabout and Augusta wept to see her sluggers' longest balls taken in by' him and then applauded his playing to the eche The whole team received generous and unstintA3d applause and outplayed Augusta at every point Manager Mayberry is very proud of his boys and be has completely captured Augusta He says that on Nashville's gouthern trip Beard leads the batting list with twenty-six clean bite followed closely by Mart Werrick made seven hits on the crack Augusta batteries Manager Mayberry' will be in Nashville on the morning of July 4 with his hard hitters and Peeka-Boo Short Stop Beard and play two games with the reorganized Memphis club Nashville has bit Augusta's crack pitchers freely and returns home with thirteen victories four defeats and one postponed game with Chattanooga The Macon game which Teach pitched will be given to Nashville leaving a clean second place for 14 ashvfile Columbus and Birmingham are the first visiting clubs at Nashville and they will help her on to the leadership In the league Official dorsi) AUGUSTA 1q ILL PO A Leary 3b 0 2 2 1 1 Harbridge 0 2 10 0 1 Hottord 0 0 1 0 0 Murphy 0 1 0 0 1 Kilroy 1 0 0 10 0 Baker 11 2 2 0 0 0 Rasterday 0 1 1 2 0 Roxbury 0 0 6 8 1 Heard 2b 0 1 4 0 AUGUSTA Sp eetel to The American A 1 2 All Au 1 I UGUST GA gus a hurrahing A for Nashville to-day su an every I 1 pre sea the ean an pe i 1 victor-v the bays won The team is I it it mp rr ect an a nese i- i i a oy to 1 Th weir fie work ana ay ey are atan ugus ra foanta at th Ata' gm en acknowleded the prowess club is th Warrick finest ev Marer anin Bowden The Augusta an we own ourselves square over- Augusta on i ly po i tehed of superiority is a halt pitchers Iro cith of them bo i at the en a an Nashville a suffered 9 Diestel is the finest fielder ever seen rea ou and Au ta gus wep to see her sluggers' longest balls taken in by hi i am rec and then applauded his eying to Th 1 team i eche generous and unstinted applause and outplayed Augusta at every point Mane 8r Ma berr is very rood of his boys and be has completely captttred Augusta 1 th tri He savothat on ashvii 'got' ern Be ard leads at ng is wen y- he ti 1' wi six clean trite followed closely by Mart- Werrick made seven on he hits crack Augusta Manager May erry wi II be in atteri Nash il le on the morning of July 4 with his hard hitters and Peeka-Boo Short Stop Beard and pay two games we reorgan- with th Memphis Nashville eIntalls clue as-ville hes tat Augusta's crack pitchers freely and re- toms home with thirteen victories four A 1t A evseb tAmdA emlyta mith Leary Sb 0 2 2 1 1 Murphy 1-- 0 1 0 0 1 tat' 1----4-----' i 0 0 yesterday i om- 0 1 1 2 0 Roxbury 0---- 0 0 6 8 1 2h 0148 0 111 Ine unig" "uun AUGUSTA rr 11q 1131 IPO A Harbrichre ib 0 2 10 0 1 Hofford 0 0 1 0 0 Heard UTOETA HOTEL 4 SITUATED100 YARDS FROM FT MONROE 4 Open all ths year Accommodates 100 1 ft guests el Equal to any hotel in the United States Surroundings picturesque and historic Ap- pointments table and service unexcelled Bathing boating fishing and driving ape- daily attractive Terms less for equal ace commodations than any resort in the (Min' I try Pure ocean air free from malaria and conducive to refreshing sleep Send Lot descriptive pamphlet myn tf PHOEBUS Proprietor yeaL Accommodates IITHEIA HOTEL SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM PT MONROE 4 Open III the ten 1130d 4 Equal to any hotel in the 1Zinited States Surroundings picturesque and historic Ap- eointmente table and service unexcelled ut thing booting fishing and driving spe- clone attractive Terms less for tonal ILO 1' 4 its and ea Lor etoS r'-ckai0 NTRAT OP? a az t-----W----- CONCENTRATED Ic)k 1 Gen Brant Better 111Z MCGREGOR July 2 and 8 o'clock this afternoon the General appeared on the piazza for the first time since last Friday and remained out of doors nearly an hour This evening Dr Douglas stated that the General hal expressed himself as feeling much better to-day The Physician added that the patient had indeed been in a better condition and that be had been little troubled with coughing or secretion The General to day received a letter dated at Rieckbridge Baths Va from an ex-Confederate officer whoeurrendered at Appomattox It is couched in terma of the warmest admiration regard and sympathy refers to having received back his horse and swords with the injunction to "go home and assist in making a crop and assures the General that the writer is not the only ex-Con federate who daily prays for his restoration of Electric lamps were lighted for the first time in the cottage to-night The General's family feel encouraged by the circumstances surrounding his case during the past two days Stole Ber Friend's Clothes Madeline Vaughan a colored girl 14 yews of age was minted last night in Edgefield by Officers Reagan and Mc-Mister on the charge of larceny The girl is charged with stealing from Margarette Jones Colored a lot of bed cloth hag wearing apparel and other small articles Madeline visited Margarette Jones on the let of July and when she left she packed off a load of gcods a part of which was recovered last night by the officers Madeline ia a noted little thief Oen Grant Better Mg MCGREGOR July 2-Between 2 and 8 o'clock this afternoon the General ap on the inn for the first time since last Friday and remained out of doors nearly an hour This evening Dr Douglas stated that the General hal ex- pressed himself as feeling much better today The -Physician added that the had indeed been better in a Con- pa len an be bad that been little troubled with coughing or secretion The General to day received a letter a ro I fm an dated a Reckbridge Baths ex-Confederate officer whourrendered at Appomattox It I couched i Appoma ox II cOnC terms the warmest admiration regard and sympathy having received back pa re ern av ng rec ve a his horse and swords with the in junction to "go home and assist in ki th ral noe ng a crop an assures one AA --i I --i 0 "I Stele Ber Friend's Clothes yews of age was srrested last night in Edgefield by Officers Reagan and Mc- Allister on the charge of larceny The I IS charged with ith stealing from Mar- garette Jones Colored a lot of bed cloth- tog wearing apparel and other small ar tides Madeline visited Margarette Jones on the 1st of July and when she left sbe packed off a load of oods a part of which was recovered last night by GO Cent th ffi Madeline le a noted little wg mg Pain gaVB Madeline Vaughan a co thief lined girl 14 IL A Rase The members of the Young Men's Christian Association will hold a meeting to-night in the Association parlors for the transaction of btusiness ouch se the election of new member' reported committees etc for social intercourse among themselves and their friends An at tractive programme has been arranged for the occasion consisting of musical and literary selections which will be furnished by the following ladies and gentlemen: Miura Omah -Armetrong Mamie Johnson and De Milsom Messrs Wells Bart Burdette Calvert and others Members ef the Association ars invited A few gentlemen gathered at Mr Vol ney James' residence in East Nashville last night to talk about the subject of the A building All seemed to be greatly interested No subecriptwos were asked for but 'Aifferent plans were discussed It is intended to hold these parlor conferences occasionally in various portions of the city It is hoped that those who propose to subscribe towards this grand work will send in a memorandum of the amount promptly so to push the good work onward toward an early completion members 11 A Notes The bers of the Young en Christian Association will hold a meeting to- I 8 ht in the Association parlors for the transaction of business inch as the elec tion of new members reported commit- tees etc for social int themselves and their friends An at intercourse among trac programme has been arranged tive ro for the ocossion consisting of musical and literary selections which will oe furnished by the following ladies and iron Amon! Minitg ()math -Armatrone the A building All seemed were discussed It is intended 'to hold these parlor conferences occasionally in Various portions Of the city It is hoped that those who propose to subscribe to- andum of the amount prom I pt memor ward an earl comp letion ra'sjt Wirt ino-tr1i-sit --ht 9n lb -act--ol he greatly interested No subecriu to ttons were asked for but slifferent plans wards thie grand work will send in a so to push the good work onward to- R0113 IRGITAR'n' '914)- MAMMOTH C4VE1 The Committee guarantee a good time to all Base ball foi ball and swings for the young folks and addresses by the following well-known gentlemen: Gov Wm Bate Hon A JCaldwell Gen Jackson Gen Wm Brien Capt Pileher Moses Priest MI Morris Tully Brown and others All good people should attend It is for the benefit of the Company and the IC A and an opportunity is here offered for all to hear the 11V SAM JONMS who will preach at 3 o'olock pm Mr Fisher has securedthe privileges of the grounds and has made ample prepare tions to furnish 5000 people a first-class barbecued dinner at 50e a head He will spare no pains to furnish them who attend the best the market affords and willgive a dinner In the order of "ye olden time The elegant steamers Benton McMillin and 8 Rhea have been secured for the oeca'ion and will leave the Upper Wharf at 8 9 10114 12 and 1 o'clock Tickets can be procured at Dernoville'e Collier's Duckworth Co and Whar- ton Co's or on the wharf Adults 50e children half rice for the round trip TURNER Chairman Picnic Committee i good time to The Comm ttee guarantee a all Base ball fte hall and swings for the young folks and addresses by the tollowiug well-known gentlemen ou wm Bate Hen A JCaldwen Gen Jackson Gen Wm Brien who will preach at 3 o'clock p'sa the grounds and bu made ample prepare di beeued nner 5 a0c a head He will maze ao pains to famish those who attend the best the market affords and will give a dinner In the order of "ye oledn time The elegant steamers Benton McMillin and 8 Rile re ita beet sc ilt3eured for the occa- roctka Upper Wharf at 8 9 litt()IllaY2awnd 174' l- 4 ickets can be procuied at Dernoville-m Collier's Duckworth Co's and What ton Co's or on the wharf Adults 50c children half rice for th9 trl it-sr SABI tl- 0 NM ES Mt LB Fisher has securedthe privileges of tions to furnish MOO people a first-class bar- TUR ER Chairman Picnic Committee v( AbEMARK iw: tr '9 WATOft e)'" (614''fb C6 fOMAR 3 Nks America's Greatest Natural iYandori odor 1 The Great Renovator USED RECOMMENDED AND ENDORSED BY FHYSItIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD THE ONLY REMEDY THAT ACTS ON ALL OF THE GREAT ORGANS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM The USED RECO By MB 1 op THE I Write for Club rates and get 10 tor matt of your Mends to visit this interestingCave Season ticket to Cave free to summer hoard era The coolest summer resort known Theis mometer 56 degrees at the mouth el Cave 4 good band in attendance COMSTOCK Losses Alamos Col Wolk je25 fins CAVE CITY KY Caret Thera Irtt 4 8 71' 4 Hotel: 1 0 1 EDUCATIONAL' FRIENDSSCHOOL Par Founded 1784 9150 per hail year for aogrd and PALMA That term bPains flout 91885 For circular address AUGUSTINE JONAS A Principal jy1 2ra Providenea looxipei 1784 First (I dread 1 I 1 lo 01 11 i I -1 4 TILAINING 8 9 24 4 NASHVULI RR PO A Warrick 89---4 1 3 0 8 0 Beard a 2 2 4 2 1 Hillery 0 0 1 0 0 8owders 1 0 8 1 1 1 0 1 0 Diestel 1 1 2 0 0 Kellogg 2b 0 0 1 2 Vow 0 1 1 8 0 Hellman 0 8 4 0 6 8 27 21 4 Score by takings: 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1-8 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 -6 1 2 I 0 0 0 0 -6 Time of game 2 hours Struck Kilroy 7 Voss 7 Three and Easterday Passed 6 Heilman 4 Ed Cartwright umpire Dantigne scorer macon Special to The American Pine Wheat An AMBRICAN representative was showit yesterday the heads of some wheat grown by Penticost who lives twelve muse from Nashville on the Nolensville pike that 'are a cariosity The heads are fully six and a half inch in-length and will average sixty grains each The wheat is the French Imperial and is a bearded variety The sample sent is said to have been grown on thin land The grain very much resembles that of the Mediterranean APERIENT WATER LAXATIVE law THE BEST AND CHEAPEST noti 71 It THE RICHEST OF NATURAL APERIENT WATERS' Baron Liebig "SPEEDY SURE 81 GENTLE" Univ Coil Hot Lend" Eng Grammy Dees 4 Wine' lamIta istbrs breakfast azt Druggists mid illaerat nay Dation ICU BUT Int TIE DUE LABEL 17my1221e619jy2 4thorbibp urn uI 1 Totals 8 4 9 24 NAKIV0211 1111 PO a Warrick 81t- 1 3 0 8 0 2 2 4 3 1 Beard Hillery 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 8 1 Bowders 113 Barr 1f--0 1 0 0 oteseal 1 1 2 0 0 Kelton 2b l2 9 8 I 8 I 1 Hellman An WrehpereseaWheat ntaiive was APERIENT WATER Totals-- 6 8 27 21 4 inowts yesterday the heads of some ittnnatit THE BEST The heads are fully six and a half inches Struck out-By Kilroy 7 Voss 7 Three basehits-hits and Euterday in-length and will average sixty grains LAXATIVE no Scosa by Junius: wheat grown by Penticost who tusta 0 1 0 Ic II 0 0 0 1-S li lve milee from Nashville on the aanritvilie'- ves we are a curiosity S1210000e-8 Nolensville pike that 1111 CLiy wEAeANPEDifsgST Passed Time of game 2 hours India-Roxbury 6 Hellman 4 each The wheat is the French Imperial Fd eartswpeciarighttoumnpeireAmWerieamnDantigne and is a bearded variety Toe sample that of the Mediterranean sent is said to have been grown on thin THE rFonNATU bRAL mc(h American land The grain very much resembles APERIENT WATERS' SPEEDY SURE EL GENTLE" Un 'w oheris iv COIL Hot London Eng 7 1 221e5 9I 2 4th rain i m7 I non an DruggidaDoos ts Innefliam I iftmerataalfta 140rowambmaktaatzmajart 1011BEIUME BUT Iffra THE BLUE WEL Fit I I 1 1 1 iTHE LIVER THE KIDNEYS THE STOMACH THE BOWELS Possesses the Combined Medicinal Vie' tn of AU the Famous Nat arid gatorsCONSTIPATION SlCK-HEADACHE DYSPEPSIA are promptly cured by it We control all the products of Lb tee famous springs both Salta and Water all genuine prepara- lions bear the "Crab Apple" Trademark on the labels Get the genuine Crab Apple brand Concentrated Water 35 cents Gen nine Salta in sealed packages ALIO cents and 26 cents each CRAB ORCHARD' ATER CO Prop'rs 10111031 JONES Manager I der Godly Louisville lEy THE TI -4111 pPEcolsaleNitsuARTIRetaares Atophlt the labels brand Cone trol all the pa both Baits ant lions bear the nine Salts in dew emly CRAB' CRCS A Leargi Audience Litrten te'Prot Wool white Looter" Last Night Prof'13 Woolwine delivered a leoture In Tulip-street Church last night on 4Chtuscler Training" Prof Woolwine's views met with decided endoreement by the large audience many of whom were from this side the river Among the many pointe made Were the following: Young people commit more faults i from want of reflection than from want of principle "Instead of God doing so little foil children that They must be hipped into goodness be has done to much for them that even whipping can't ruin them" No power in the child 'should be weakened but its onpomita power should be strengthened It the child's will is too stmug then cultivate its which can never be done by cruel punishment There should be no contest between parental and childish obatinaci--the one carrying his point by force the other suffering and enduring defiantly Character is the thing to be thanged not conduct "Education curbe restive propensities awakens 11 i dormant sentiment strengthens the per- ceptions and cultivates the tastes en- courages this feeling and represses that so as finally to develop the child Into a roan well proportioned and humour ions" 7a school govirtment In- stead of prek ring the child against the day when buohall be a law to himself by inducing him to fix the bornidaries of hie actions and voluntarily confine himself within them marks out the boundaries for him and says: "Cross i them at your Dern" We trust the bef In children and refuse to truet )1" which' is Godlike A 1 Woolwine takes strong 41et learning grammar be Tatiinff an A A 40 vie tbi fro fro of 11 A Large au Lime Prof Wool Prof a Ii Woolwine delivered a leo- tut in 'I' II Church Ian night On 'Character Training" Prof Woolwine's views met with dectded endoreement by the large audience many of whom were Irons this side the river Among the many pone made Were A it the following: Young people Commit more faults from want of reflection than from want I ri ci I "I teed God doin er De 0 89 CRAAndatasCrEll wines leisure Last Night little lot children that they must be hipped into goodness be bu done to much for the thst even whipping ca ppg n't in them" TB No power in the child should be ator should punishment There should be no con test between parental and childish oh- be strengthened If the child's will is which can never be done by cruel ettnacy-the one carrying his point by -curbs restive propensities awakens force the other suffering and enduring defiantly Character is the thing to be changed not conduct "Education strengthens the per- ceptions and cultivates the tastes en- man well proportioned and harmom ions" thyistotedelelynegloaptidthree Peresselibild inthtoatla Parental 7a school government in- by inducing him to fix the boundaries oue 11) dormant sentiment stead of prek ricg the child against the day when buohall be a lea to himself big actions and voluntarily confine himself within them marks out the boundaries for him and says: "Cross them at your peril" We trust the be- i A' In children and refuse to truet i which' la 'Godlike Ai 1 144 Woolist no akynnst Poot Woo loins takes strong 0 oz aus 41st karning grammar by glad-0 I 'A I- NEW ENGLAND 1 CONSERVATORY OF JSIC Boston Masan 0111)EST In A inrieu 1argsoita and Beet En ne aired al the WORLD-1e i h8truators1971 Students last year Thomann Instruction fts VOtlit and Instrumental 3insir and Organ Tuning rine Arta Oratory Literature French German anti Italian lAnguagem English Waite Illrmnutie tie Tuition $5 to $Ati board and roOM 4 tO ITS rer arm Fall Teren begins Sentetuber 1 Is4 For Ilhtstrateti Calendar giving fill information midi's! 1 TOVAJLE bLr krankliu eq 'Keel Item je29 end 2mettw eow6t IISIC irgt 0 i h8trust- ruction hi ion Tun- German 'mnastic tf to ITS I For vidresa IN Mass Real flatato Ordway to and Bridges land in Smith Wrenn clerk and master to I Harding land in Thirteenth Di Wrenne clerk and master Gardner and wile Gardner tn Wm Barkelot 13 in Pagear Wrenn clerk and master to and IC Gardner lot 14 in same Plan-1415 Cowaul and wife to Shook and wife lot on Jno Overton to Mrs Ann McNichInterest in lot in Memphis Davie and wife to Samuel Gull) lot in Alex Kerr to Kendrick Co land in Dickson Henry Bowman Jr Sr and Sr to Whiteman Jr on 4 Row to Spend the Pourth great many will go to bee the two grad gamea of byte ball between the and The Nashville ve made a great record on their recent fzi ber uthern trip and Memphis with nue City acquieltiona will play mite pall No lover of the game should the jqhC liPort Beats can be secured at axwell 11pat cigar in Tra Real Estate 0 Ordway to and land Bridges Smith Wrenn clerk and master to I It: Harding land In Thirteenth Els tg- triet431 clerk and master sJI514 Gard ner and wile Gardner end Gardner lot it in same tn Wm Barkelot 13 in Pagear plan- Wrenn clerk and master to Coweill and wife to Interest in lot in Memphis Shook and wife lot on Lebanon tarn- pike-St5 a Jno Overton to Mn Ann McNichols Davie and wife to Samuel Gail) lot in Texu-9500 Henry Bowman Jr and Sr to Whiteman Jrtlot on Cherry street- DiArtlesoax Keco nuntotyKesn7dzick A Coi land in $100 I 'A great many will go to bee the two ball between the Row to Itnand the fourth great gamea of Menhisand Nashvilles The Nuhville vore made a great record on their "cent ern trip and Memphis with ber Kn' uses City sqeuiMtions will play great uth ti AIL No lover of the game should ha new nan ha aaan ra1 a ha sperrt Beats can be Pcured at 7' tarroll 11osa olgiu P' 3 BROKERAGE MACON GA July beet game of base bail played in Macon Ulla town was witnessed this afternoon by over 1200 people Yawl and Cavanaugh was Macou's battery Palmer formerly of Kansas City and Colgan of Memphis was Memphis' battery Good playing done on both sides Score by innings: Memphis-- 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 2 Memphis Base 6 Memphis 6 Two base 2 Memphis I Struck out Macon 4 by Memphis 6 Bawled 2 Left on Macon 4 Memphis 4 item plus 16 Double c- 11 Nem pia 1 Doe ort belle "1' MACON GA July 2-The best game of base ball played in Macon thie tesson Macon's laattery Palmer formerly of Kaness ety and Colon of Memphis 17200as wpetotnpeasele dveathcibs and Cavanaugh wu Memphis' battery Good playing memphis-- 0 I 7 a a Ermrs-Macon 2 Memphis 1 Base -0000-2 done on both sides Score by innings: women 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 hita-Macon fit Memphis 8 Two base hits-Macon 2 Memphis 1 Struckont -by Macon 4 by Memphis 6 Famed balla-Memphik 2 Left on bane- Macon 4' Memphis 4 -Asettits--Meenn 1 I lit Denbis i 14 litem pins 16 Double 1 r0- 11 Alomphis 1 Bog oft ball Died tram Dia Injurteg John DieterlA the young man who was thrown from hie horse Monday evening In North Nashville died from the injuries yesterday morning at 7:80 o'clock He never for a moment regained consciousness from the time be was hurt up to the moment of his death sbanquet in honor of Judge Stallo reoently appointed niinieter to Italy will be given ntanTuesday night under the auspices of he Onto Club at Cincinnati the same ization which honored lifleioAtoum rileiou in a Died tom Bis Injuries wai thrown from his hors Monday even- 1 i borth Nashille did from the John DietetIA the young man who 1 aliquot honor' of Judge ID) ones yesterday morning meet nt 7 cAlocbk He foe a mo tinned consciousness from tbe time be WWI hart up to the moment of hi death appointed minlate to Italy will be given Tttesday night under the auspices of he Ohio Club at Cincinnati the Berne ization which honored Mirtivv-10 r'leton in a similar Donorea mlo-Att- anon in a umuar VEHICLES 4' nYrans9 -NANtrtiartIRER or turriages Buggies Spring Wagons Itte Parte Neatly and Promptly Dotte I astwwsiii A f44' t4e4 A ifitAt WILL Malt It MOST LIMICRALt ar rangementa with good Cansmsers Bent eta or Brokers who will sell Stock Privileges- yen light work and rge commimis oa offer Monthly and ly Renewable Prise lieges on Stocks an Petmlenm On better terms than evvr offered in Wall street and eau refer to nu erous firma who )ave 7 dealt in nay con acts for Wig 8 4 MULL 55 Breath's' estr York City membe the Consolt Sto anti Petroleun EackamA4 Llo er Bent 'Hegel: os Priv better' I treet )ere 7 0 el a sett your Lary memseptot too couol st retroleun Ezaa0640 -t- PRESCRIPTIONS aro to be found in the sobs 6SCI ENCE of HEALTH' for ly raven( Nervous Debility Lost Maw etc A Copy of this boot VFI skled Address WIEN ALL 't 1) sixth StOinsbusati IC 1 IllbatylkLLosT1111991 for i 1)Dndency etc A copy of this boot i -iett Addreat scIEN ell e'Ll 1') Sixth itt-Olasbutati --7 eizta otmoonotoo to 0Ater'of BROAD ilad Streets -0-- in or et 1 ober or BROAD oad Jryzon streets a 'it" Ad 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