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Nr 1 I ti )fAsTr-c'ruE1-'STthil)A 40 ft rr MORN-MO: 85 TILU I)ALLY' 8 1 I Li 1 0 ES UUYY 'S A 77- 1 1 nu maim EAIlin 019E-VI: At Sulphur Spring J3ase Ball Park 4:130 LI --iiikiti3-ANii-rro It A CCO BASE BALL PLEASURE SEEKING Atlanta Defeats Nashville in an llshibition Game Plates Wbere the Glade's Old Foul Will Be Celebrated riots Madrid The Fiscal Key West Cigars la America Lill 1 Butler EMMA FINE OLD Emu oug JEW CABIIIET LEADERS OF LOW PRICES 121 UNION STI 5-Ceni Cigar Send Order Te3ePhome! Iler 121 UNION VANDERIIILT9 00 (Gravely STREET ricaum and SUM STUTZ 440 TOBACCO A Day for liteatt Recreation and Sport Birmisgbam Downs Serious Ate Games to facilitate their work and me time the board held night missions st their various stopping places end examined witnesses and made record of the testimony Ti railroad officials furnished every facility possible to enable the ameasors to make their inspection thorough and Complete and generally sent with them over the road the Superintendent Chief Eoginser General Manager and Vice President The Board composed as it is of 'twilit enk careful painstaking man poaseised of Ans judgment is on neavoring to arrive at a true and just value of the property it is mad their duty to mess They will not be able to complete their work for some months yet The record of their work when finished and ready to turn Dyer to the Comptroller will be volutninous requiring an immense amount of labor The members of ate commission will take holiday to-day ani meet in session In their office Monday at 9 o'clock CAPITOL NOTES with him Hoping tabs inetramental bringing material wealth to Tennessee I am very cordially your" Gat) NILSON CLEAR HE TRACE vuLahALL JIALE 1 LUIVIL Items Gathered Yesterday from the State Departmeats both sides McGinnis who has done very little pitching this year won his first championship game But one hit was made oft his delivery and that was a scratch Casey knocking a grounder near first and beating Comiskey to the base Burns dislocated a knee in the lastinning attemptiag to field a hit of Gletson Score by innings: 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 lialtimore-- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 WITIFALO 6 PHILADICLPHIA 5 1 Intermit Payment and the Probability That No Money Win Bo Borrowed to Keep It rp-A Digest of tho School Lettere Asking for Information About Treluourer's Report for the Day Lookout at the crossing for the Bargain Train Li' BUFFALO July won from Phi ladel phis an in temting game to-day and one in which the Philadelphia bobbed up" in the lut inntogi strong form making a gallant bid to win They loot it however by failing to bunch their hits and through costly errors There wee some pretty fielding on both sides Buffalo 20002000-6 Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-5 NNW 'YORK 6 CHICAGO 2 Cfirc00 July 3--Four thousand people attended the opening game between Chicago and New York The game was a splendid one Chicago -200000000-2 New York 201000201-6 THE COURTS The Whistle Still Blow log for Belated tras 1 The Criminal Court clerks are busily engaged in making up the docket of the next term of the court There was little of interest in any of the the regular run of routine COMMISSION OF NENNENNS Rainey vs Watson Broe Ed Gannaway vs Minnie Hughes Byers executor ye Andrews heard: Torrilr lo Railroad Aoriitcout--7'' FORT EOM Kea July 11--A terrible railroad aocident occurred on the Kan-as City Springfield Memphis Railroad between Arcadia and Liberel about twenty miles south of tile city The heavy rains of the last few days bad caused all the streams to swell an unit-stud extent and as freight train No forty-eight In charge of conductor El Thompson passed over a email stream at that point the bridge give away and the engtne and sixteen cars were percipitated into the water The conductor wm in the cab at the time and be and with Engineer Robert Rose and Fireman William Reynolds went dnwn with the engine and all three were drowned 1 THE EXPLOSIVE BULLET fit WARFARE The history of the explosive bullet is worth recalling for its prohibition is a straw to clutch at in these days of military revival Like the plague and perhaps gunpowder it had its origiit in the East It was need originally in India against elephants and tigerel In 1863 it wasintroduced into the Russian army and subsequently into other European armies for use against ammunition wagons But it was not until 1867 that a slight modification of its construction rendered it available for the destruction of mankind The world owes it to the humanity of the Russian minister of war Gen Milutine that at this point a pause was made and as the Czar Alexander IL was no less humane than his minister the result was the famous declaration signed in 1868? by all the chief powers (save the United States) mutually foregoing in their future wars by land or sea the use of projectiles weighing less than 400 grammes either explosives or filled with inflammable substances At first sight this agreement excluding the use of explosive bullets would seem to favor the theory of those who see in every increase in the peril of war the be8t hope of its ultimate cessation A famous American statesman is reported to have said and actually to have appealed to the invention of gun powder in support of his statement that every diacovery in the art of war hist from this point of view alifesaving and peace-promoting influence But it is difficult to conceive a greater delusion The whole history of war is against it for what has that history been but the steady increase of the pains and perils of war as more effective weapons of destruction have succeeded one another? The Nashville played a brilliant exhibition game of ball yesterday afternoon at Atlanta with the "leaders" Their fielding and She base running were the feature' of the contest Crowell whom the Atlanta' batted so unmercifully about two weeks ego was again put in the box and was again hit very hard The locals cared very little for the result which was against them Dy a score of 7 ta 5 The thirteen league games they have won where only four have be lost ale trophies enough to bring home LO the large and delighted audience that will meet them at the park this morning There's not one man in the team but deserves an ovation for excellent playing done during their' Just completed trip and it should be freely given them Beard Diane! Werrick flowders the minus batteries Kellogg and especially Manager Mayberry have done themselves great credit and have most worthily represented the capitol city of Tennessee TO-DAT Owing to unavoidable detention at Atlanta Manager Mayberry telegraphed last night that the Neahvilles would be delayed momewhat The morning game will therefore be called at 11:30 o'clock Instead of at 10:30 as was intended The Memphis team under Manarer Teddy Sullivan arrived last night and are comfortably quartered at Linde" Hotel They will be on the grounds at 10:80 this morning and will give exhibttions of skill in manipulating the ball until the Nashville" arrive The latter club will uniform on the car" and oome to the part in a 'bus It is not known who will be their batteries for thetwo games Maaran will occupy the box for Memphis in the morning and be caught by the great Arundell late of the Corrigan and Nash will be the battery for the afternoon game which is called at 4:30 o'clock The excellence of the playing coupled with 0" Excellent Opportunity that is furnished to turn out en muse to give the locals a grand ovation should attract to the park the largest crowd of the season Ridging from the statements in the Memphis papers there will be a large crowd of Metaphians in the city to witness the playing of the new club which in its old town was known wherever it went as the Kansas City Cyclone Party Everybody will have a holiday and none should miss the opportunity of seeing great ball playing BAKER tot 81031111D There was a widespread rumor on the streets yesterday to the effect that the Nashville had signed Baker pitcher of the Baker is undoubtedly a very desirable man to have as Nashville's third pitcher but the rumor Is un- founded as his has never been released by the He pitched a great game for his club Thursday defeating the St Louis club which is far in the lead for the peons nt How THEY BEAN Gleams from the Head light CHANCERY COURT Elizabeth Howard et al vs Francis Maynard et al report of Clerk and Master confirmed Thomas Burge et al vs A Wand et al decree Mayor and City Council vs Samuel Sorber and wife dismissed Mary Horne vs Ada Horn report of Clerk and Master con firmed: Mayor and City Council vs trustee cause dismissed same vs Purvis same entry Sallie I McClain vs McClain final de crec of divorce Hayes et al vs Howell trustee decree Mason vs Wrenne order of reference Louis Lopp vs John Lumsden report confirmed State vs Georgian Dashields et al report of sale confirmed A Settle vs H'H Wilkerson et al reference Wilkerson Earthman reference All Aboard for the Misfit Clothing Parlors A Fast Train of New Suits There is a more general desire ex- preesed by all closes of people to enjoy It 41 the national holiday to-day than at any time since the war end there seems to be a determination upon the part of 'Xi' everybody to devote the day to rest or i relaxation from business and to pleasure1 seeking To secure this end the business I houses and all the publio na- tional state county and city ivill be A closed to allow every one an opportunity 1 to enjoy in their own peculiar way the 109th anniversary of American Inds- 11 Npendence IQuite a number of picnics barbecues bran dance' base ball games railroad and steamboat excursions have been projected by various organizations and societies to be held at convenient places near the city to which thousands will go to spend the day and enjoy the cool shadows In the forests the pure sparkling waters and the refreshing breezes of the country The Harding Light Artillery Company will celebrate the day at Priestly's Springs by a grand steamboat excursion and buket picnic The steamers Benton McMillin and Rhu have been chartered for the occasion and wiU leave the upper wharf at 8 9 10 1112 and 1 o'clock with excursionists and return at all hours in the afternoon vol WIDOWS AND ORPHANS Banner Lodge No 82 ILPwill give a I bran dance and barbecue at WU' llama' Grove eight miles up the river or five miles by the Gallatin pike Boats City of Nashville and Keith will love the foot of Broad 'greet at 8 9 and 10 o'clock a In and PI tn Winfrey will have a fish fry and Sandy Cockrell will superintend the barbecue Abbott's brass and string hands will discourse music for the dancers The grove is finely shaded with large forest trees and the grounds are high and dry with splendid springs cool and sparkling water No liquors or improper conduct will be allowed on the grounds The object of the picnio is to raise money for the widows and orphans fund of the lodge TEl PICNIC AT MOTS' BRONX Among the attrattions to form part of the programme at the picnic for the benefit of the orphans at Hicks' Grove will be a wood-sawing race fat men's race young ladies' race sack and wheel barrow races and numerous other features in addition to the usual dancing and base ball match Trains leave at 7 and 10 a and 1:80 tn The young ladies having charge of the refreshment stands have agreed to donate a prize to the young man who proves the champion at the tournament he game of bus ball here will he be- Lien Wynnes ad thel Rattlers il14t4sT Le names of the nines and Moir places ire aa follows: i the Miller 8 Dowd To Relly a a Lynch lb Kelly 213: Brown lib MCCrea Borns I Cowmen I Cannon a Cannon Lomasny I I Kiley lb Connor 2b Mahoney 81) Murray I Grewar I Lynch I AT SPRING PARL At Spring Park to-day a series of gameeand amusements come off The Italian band which is so popular has I een engaged for the day and evening 10 9:30 a to and again at 8:80 game' of babe ball are called The con- testants are home clubs of fine local rep utation isnd the personal interest felt in the contests together with the other attractions in the park will as usual attract an immense assemblage there toJ day Thelergest gathering of' the kind 2 ever seen about Nashville was in Spring 00 Park 4th of July last 4 4 1 Till walnuts' 1 The Nashville Bicycle Club will take a run to Eldorado Springs to-day They will leave their club room on Simmer street at 6 'clock this morning in fatigue uniform- The management at the springs have promised a good time to the boys and they will doubtless have an enjoyable day as a grand barbecue will be in waiting on their arrival There will be a Out and bran dance at Patterson's grove on the Noteneville Turnpike to-day which will be largely attended by the 'voting people from the city and surrounding country 1 't BALL PAIL There will be two great games of base hall at Base Ball Park between the Memphis and The Bret game will be called at 11 a and the second Int 4 These games are the leading fbatures of the day and will furnish the rarest amusement to the thousands who will attend WILL el0811 TRIMS STORES We undersigned merchants of Market 1 ettreet do hereby agree to close our re1 spective businesi homes on the 4th of 1 illman Buford Ittsti Orr Broth CoWell "WBhuitteudi Co 1 Pendleton Thomas Co 'Tyler Strat- ton it C' John Woodard Sperry Wade di Co Geo Stockell Co Whorley Kinney McLanghlin Co 1 Ewing Gaines Morris Webb let 10Z1 13 111-- TT Hillman Buford Ittati Orr Broth ers Weak ley Co Buford Mc-Laster Co Handley White Co Pendleton Thomas Co 'Tyler Stmt ton it Co John Woodard Bperri Wade Co Geo Stockell Co Whorley Kinney Mclattighlin Co Ewing Gaines Morris Webb i 701AIStio seeking I houses a tional si A closed to 11 to enjoy 109th an 1 7 obtearsQoultildtilibaon: by variot be held city to spend tho in the to: and the The Ho will eel( Springs and bask The ate 8 Rhu 1 onion al at 8 9 I( nunionitt the after 'linnet I bran dal liams river or tin pilio and Keit ottreet at 1 PI fry and I the barbi bands dancers with Ian are high 0001 and 4111 impropet 1 the grow Is to roC orphans Among 4 thepr' TEl benefit ol will be at barrow Tr() lo tures in and base and 10 a ladies ha stands ha tl 2 thtieeynnotnk: 14t4sT at the tot he gal ke nam ire as fol i n- 1' Koltrlynot eeS Brown ilb Cowmen Rattlerstomaany Mahon 1 C14 At Spri -4Ctairfaes an I een snip 9:30 gamete of testants a illation I the conte tractions attract ar i day Th 71 ever seen Park dth I-) The No run to will leavo street at 1 uniform- springs boys and enjoyably be in wai There 1 at Patten Turnpike attended city and 1 Mellow Liquors The inspiration auperinduced by a draught of very old and mellow Equal is Only understood and 'appreciated by those who have enjoyed its mystic spell and it is not out of place to inform the public and loving of old liquors free from headaches and other poisons that James Killilea ou Bummer street near Union keeps constantly on hand the choicest Lincoln Bourbon Robertson County whiskies old brandies and the finest wines cigars and tobacco to be found in the world and there is not a more orderly quiet place in the city Two Carloads of Fine A of Fine 1 COUNTY BOARD OF The Activity and Efficiency of Um speetion BOTV100 Condition of Tenement noose-- Health Officer Cook's Revak The Davidson County Board of Health met yesterday Secretary Charles Eastman and President Dr Cook being present General health matters were discuesed and the activity and efil Money of the inspection service highly approved Health Officer Cook read his report which was filed An important point is raised by hIm touching the unitary condition of tenement houses Close inspection of tbese and frequent reporta thereon can but result in good The report is as follows: To Davidson County Board of Health: sanitary inspectors of thisBoard continue to make house-tohouse visits of inspection the number of which since our last meeting June 16 was 2995 in contiguous civil districts to the city There ware 702 nuisances observed 632 abated and 70 etand as yet unabated We continue to have inspected all dairies the water supply slaughtering estaMishments and buctstering Results show advantages gained to the general health It is gratifying to be able to say that road commissioners in adjacent districts have in many instances co-operated with your health officer in abating nuisances existing in the public highways for which they were responsible Streets have been filled here and there and mud holes dried up culverts built People too have drained stagnant pools graded streets abated ponds buried carcasses and removed numerous foul objects of complaint under instruction ot the law One citizen who had repeatedly obeyed the law on the 21111 ject of cleaning away a filthy hogpen nuisance "grew weary in well doing and swore be would clean no more He now stands indicted by the grand jury and will doubtless theme to suffer the penalties of the law which ix $25 fine and imprisonment in the county jail when the Criminal Connects upon his case at the fall term 4 There are many very many hovel' indeed some houses of more pretentious dimensions in and about this city which are not only unfit for human habitation but the abode of filth and botbeds of disease hen therefore' pestilence strikes knob' localities the Inhabitants thereof are smitten from the face of the earth Both tenants and owners of prop erty owe it to themselves is well as the community to observe more closely the sanitary condition of all-houses occupied as the homes of human beings Thorough inspection and application by the county inspectors of the law in all these cases will hereafter be ecrupulously enforced 4 ilIALTSIIL Feeling that it would be a matter of Importance to Investigate the district water supply near the city which is mostly from springs and wells a few days since I addressed a letter to the President of the State Board of Health of Tennessee Plunket inquiring if be could have made by a thoroughly competent chemist without cost to this county analysis of such specimens of water as I would furnish him from springs wells and cisterns within my territory to which he replies that arrangements have been made with Prof William Day professor of chemistry In the State Normal College late assist ant professor to the chair of chemistry in the Johns Hopkin University Baltimore who will undertake the work At an early date be will be in possession of the analysis At the conclusion of the proddent's letter be has the following to say: "At the intelligent activity displayed by the Davidson County Board of Health in the prosecution of its all-important and peculiar work the State Board of Health is particularly well pleased" TIMIMINt BO15Ia are beginning to receive our inspection An instance will serve to illustrate the Importance of this subject: A widow lady was the occupant and kept board ere The pipe which conveyed water from Abe house guttering to a cistern near by bad remained broken and disconnected for a great while and the water was discharged and permitted to run under the house after each rain and thus kept the ground beneath the 'house thoroughly wet and very offensive to smell Numerous cases of sickness were plainly traceable to the damp contaminated atmosphere and several inmates of the house left' We served a notice to abate this nuisance upon the agents of tho property who being slow to act we' at last saw the Owner thereof and be forthwith saw the Importance of abating the same and so had it done Respectfully 0 Coox 4- County Health Officer Nashville Tenn July 8 1885 Pants I 1 0 TILE SMALL BOY Every Railroad Leading Into Nashville Bringing New Goods New Goode Boston Courier About this time he conies in his pockets A lot of crackers red lights blue lights rockets Toyl)istol matches pin wheels and torpedoes-- What patriot celebrates the Fourth as he does? Re gives that day full play to his emotions And on the next his wounds need cooling lotions p4) El 0 auBs 1 Atlanta oe 38 14 1 731 St 19 2 620 Augusta 29 20 3 592 Macon 2526 4490 Columbus--------- 23 27 5 460 20 24 6 454 Memphis 18 30 7 810 Birmingham 11 32 8 251 A Busy Bustling Scene 't A nTICIIEF 111-20711Vik liale61ra Comptroller Pickard declared he hadn't a bit of niews yesterday and then itadown and told the reporter that out of the $140000 of July interest due bond holders by the State nearly $100000 have been paid in the past three days As yet the bill which passed the Legislature authorizing the State to borrow to the extent of $500000 has not been availed of and will certainly not be touched before the first of the year if then For this intereet and back interest due the Treasurer has on hand and in sight by O01143C dons ample resourcies Prompt collections is just now the order that the State may be relieved if possible from the necessity of borrowing money to meet this character of her obligations The State Shperirtendent of Education will put ih the bands of the printer Monday a email pamphlet of twenty pages in the shape of the first digest not in the code which ham been made at any time It will in this shape reach tchool officers who do not receive the code It was this fact that made this atep a very necessary one About 10000 copies will be published and sent to county superintendents and district directors There are 2300 'school districts with three di rectors to each The Secretary of State chartered yesterday the Grubbs Crack Company of Nashville and the Fa'rview Academy of Washington in Rhea County The receipts yesterday in the Stale Treasurer's office were $2944 The disbursements amounted to the neat snm of $29127 The Funding Board have received bonds to the amount of aomething over of which $12000000 are 50-3 bonds and $1200000 are 5s and es or State debt proper The following is the very suggestive list of persona who have written to the Bureau of Agriculture during the month of June 1885 for information concerning the State It is ptblished for the benefit of real estate agents and those having property for sale and for the general suggestiveness there is in it: Jule' Rive Terre Haute Ind Virgil Turley New Salisbury Ind Wm Boddy Iowa Falls Ia Prince Bennis Ks Jas Kehl Northport Mich Parker Crete Wis Weed Lansing Mich Hayes Lipscomb Ia 'D Crain Atlantic Ia King Marshall Tex Pitton Delphos Hay Delphos Jennings Tonics Simpson Caledonia Thos Varner Toboso Gawthrop Walinut Xe Jno Doyl Topeka Ks Randolph Liberty Corner Geo Carpenter Middleton A Tinsley Dartu Ind Kelsey Iowa Falls Ia Renslow Minneapolis Mitim A Flack Tiffin Wants gum Umber for oval dish works Samuel Sykes Chetek Wis Richardson East Wheatland Shroeden Rio Rowell Edinburg Diffenderfer Albion Neb Field Highmore Winger New Carlisle Ind Jae Brooks Union City Ind Hugh McAleer Dennison Boyd Prospect SuiderWHigh fit Springfield Claygett Hanover Cochran Dayton Penn A Antrim Woodward Ia Morris Columbue Grove Thos Wetherell Waterford Penn A Frampton Cornice Penn Austin Center Village Leeders Hartford Ohio Brubaker Florida Ohio Vandermur Vriesland Mich Donmonlin Canton Ohio Jno Myers Ottawa Lakes Mich Chas Dennison Texas Robt Moody Harkatown Penn Phil Abell West Lebanon Ind Wilson Long Run Penn Most Coulterville Cala Frank Jones Wilkesbarre Penn Fred Dodd Waterville Ohio Win Watson New Albion Hawk Wilkesville Ohio Yno Miller College Springs Iowa Othilan Timer Ohio Masons (bx 28) Norwnville Ian Faurote Fontenville Iowa Mrs Carrie King Mt Pleasant Iowa Mrs Conlin New London Iowa Bartlett Swansea Minn Rosser Swansea Minn Levi Scartell Christiana Penn A Moyemont El Paso Robe Young Bedford Ky Giant Lutonia Ohio Buchanan Moscow Ohio Sackett Pine Grove Mills Mich Allen Randolph Grethen Ohio Jno Perdue Wisterman Ohio Wm Kerr Balineville Ohio Woodsworth Ida Grove Iowa Jas A Harris Fayette City Penn jno Crowl Grafton specimen of two or three of them communications from five to fifteen of which are received daily by the Commissioner of this bureau June 28 11385--Dear Sit: Please send bulletin of farms and residenoeo for sale in Tennessee and all other information at your command and oblige ROBISTS Wareorr June 30 1885--Comrnisoloners of Agriculture--Dear Sir: Can you give me any reliable informotion as regards the ealeable land in Tennessee Yours etc Moses Bwomisovutz June 29 1885-- Hon McWhirter--Dear Sir: Please send me a copy of the "Hand Brok of Tennessee noticed in the "Book Re- of June in the Farm and Fireside Yours etc EDWIN Pirrilr BALTIMORIC Mn July Hon Sec- retary of State of the Commonwealth of Tennessee: pear you please extend me the courtesy of having sent to me a few copies of the veriona publications in Tennessee emanating from the Bureau of Statistics Mines and Emigration noting the advantages for invisture in mineral agricultural and timber lands also of wool culture I wish to use them in Europe this summer in inducing immigration to Tennessee Prof Killebrew sent me a copy of his large work which as Premier Disraoll exprosood a wish to road I ielt this summer in inducing immigration le Tennessee Prot Killebrew sent me a copy of hie large work which as Premier Disraeli ezpreeeed a wish to read I left DIED the residence of May Armstrong No 188 South High street at 1 yesterday Mr JOHN HAttclaaged 48 yeen His funeral will take place at the residence of his brother-in-law Mr Robert 0 Brans-ford No 28 Gowdey 'beet at 2 a tn to-day (Saturday) The friends of the family and those of hitt sister Mrs Boyd and of Capt Wm Boyd are invited Services by Rev Dr Witherspoon and Dr Barbee Burial at Mt Olivet Carriages from Cornelius' Philadelphia papers please copy Real Estate Transfers Johnson to Mrs Jennie Win-grove lot in Edgefield $275 Thos Wrenne clerk and master to Bustard lot in Buena Vista $214issir: Moore and wife to Jennie Cobb lot in Eighteenth District $25 Griscom trustee to West End Building Aseociation lot in Ramsey's addition $49773 Jim Hogan to Henry Wall lot in McGavock's planE265 Gallatin Alatheringe Snecial to The American GALLATIN TIMM July 2--The Second Normal institute for SumnerCounty has been holding Its session at thi Howard Female College for several days this week with marked 1111C0eBe The exercises consist of daily presentations of methods of teaching which is very Instructive The following teachers are in attendance: Pattie Moil Pattie Given Mollie Harmans Lucy McQuier Hattie Summers Hattie Butler Sallie Harper Bridle Edwards Pattie Malone Sallie Link Alice Brintin Lillie Montrief Lizzie Ik'11 Nela Bash Cliffie Chapman Mettle Bennett Nicie Blackmore Mrs A Franklin Messrs Frank Albright Marshall Elizer 0 Wilkerson Reddick Riggebee A ikisson Batlett Morris A Lee A HIbbett Capt Douglass county superintendert is assisted by Profs McSpadden of Greeneville A Haynes AM Barney and Miss Pattie Malone A Hibbett Miss Mollie Hurmans Miss Amanda Anderson and Par 1 CUTICURA ticura E-14 71 6702 611A 6 WS NOW IS THE TINE TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN There is very little use in advertis- ing unless the advertisement is made attractive enough to command atten-! bon There is no use in advertising unless the advertisements tell the truth Disappointed customers will In the end do any store more harm 1 than thousands of dollars spent in ad- vertising will do good The Misfit Clothing Parlors believe in plain talk We say just what we think and we believe that the public appreciate facts far more than they do fiction The days of humbuggery are past and goods have to be soalow to attract buyers The way to build up trade is to give the purchaser more for his money than he expects This is what the Misfit Clothing Parlors are doing We buy at prices that would astonish you We sell at prices that will delight you Every promibe we make in our "ads" you can rely upon Our system of doing business enables us to sell clothing very cheap Our specialty is fine goods our leading feature low prices We are continually 4 buying new goods and we have to sell fast We are now loaded down with bargains Come and get them Quite an interest is being manifested by all in attendance and the exercises are very interesting and profitable Mime Jenkins and Miss Millie Isbelle of Bowling Green Ky were married yesterday at the Bindle House by Rev Wright Attendants were: Jas Poe and Miss Ida Cosby Till GAMIC AT ATLANTA 4 Special to The American ATLANTA July and Nash- ville met here is afternoon for an exhibition game and though the home team won by a score of 7 to 5 it by no means demonstrates their superiority over the visitors The game was hotly contested throughout Crowell pitched a supurb game and was well oupported by Marr and the entire field 'Glutei made the finest catch of the season on Atlanta grounds Sullivan made a long hit and Diestel ran 100 feet and Jumped and caught it 'none hand Score by Atlanta 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 2-7 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0-8 Nashville made 7 bits Atlanta It Nashville 4 errors Atlanta 8 Three earned runs each Mappis and Man made a home run each Sullivan made a three-bagger and tried to reacb home but was putout by Mara Struck out by Crowell 4 by 'Sullivan 8 by Cleveland 2 CHATTANOOGA Special to The American CHATTANOOGA July and Birmingham played a deferred game in this city to-day and the latter were victorious by a score of 5 to IL The vieitote won through costly errors of the local team and their failure to bat MoCauley at the proper time Hart pitched for Chattanooga Score by innings: Chattanooga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-8 Birmingbani 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0-6 Base 7 Birmingham 7 4 Bir- mingham 5 Earned each Struck Hart7 by McCauleyt3 Paned 2 During the course of the game a long fiy was knocked to right Lots the new right fielder of the Chattanooga" who was recently signed ran into Gilks center fielder and was knodked down and had his leg broken at the ankle both bones being fractured He is quite seriously hurt reovinuc11 ex toms 2 Lours July defeated the Maroons here to-day in a very exciting game McCormick pitched for the visitors and while a little wild in his delivtry wuvery effective but three hits being secured off him Irwin had been given his base on balls In the ninth Inning when Galligar hit to center for two hues Denny who was standing near third base coacibing got out into the base runner's line and-ran home about five feet in advance- or Irwin running in front of Briody as Dunlap'" throw came in The ball got by Briody and Irwin scored Cushman allowed the run but fined Denny $25 Mr Lucas has entered a protest against the ruling Score by innings: et Louis 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 Providence--- 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-8 GLUM 6 Borrow Filcher Bro Hart Hensley f' Phillips Jacksom Co Paschall Fall A Gennett Chas Nelson Perin Hitchcock Kirkpatrick Co Adams Co Herman Bros Spur lock Page Co Brown Farrell lock Wm Totten 672 North Tenth street Philadelphia reports that one of his tomers stated to him Incidentally that he was feeling so well and had gained twenty-seven pounds in the last year all of which he attributed to systematic course of the Cuticura Resolvent which has proved effectual when all other remedies failed SORES ON NECK Charles Brady Somerville Mass who re- fers to Dr SVood druggist of that city certifies to a wonderful cure of running sores on the neck which had been treated by hospital physicians without cure and which yielded completely to the Cutieura Remedies CURED Br CUTICURA My skin disease which resisted several popular remedies ana other remedies advised by physicians has been cured by your Cutieura Remedies They surpassed my most sanguine expectations and rapidly effected a cure A RENTRUE Vincennes Ind KNOW ITS VALUE All of your Cuticura remedies give very pod satisfaction The Cuticura I especially recommend fir the diseases for which it is and I know from experience its-value DR EL I PRATT Montano Wis A feeling of gratitude impels me to knowledge the great merits of your Cuticura uul I cordially recommend it to the public oa a 1017 valuable remedy PnWPTIR POWERS RAILROAD ASSEBOORD' fi Detroit Trotting Races Dirruom Mica July fourth day at the Detroit Driving Park had fine weather and a good track First race 2:40 trotting mile heats purse $000: Bessie 4 1 1 Black 1 1 8 Rambleton 2 8 2 Tracy 4 8 4 4 Time 2:27 2:23310 2:253 227 Second race 2:23 trotting mile heats purse $800 In the second heat Joe Davis and Mambrino Sparkle ran a dead heat for second Urbana 1 1 1 JoeDsylL 0 2 Mambrino 0 3 Jim Early 5 4 5 4 6 6 I 6 Time 2:2014 4 READ OUR PRICE 130 Merchant Tal Inka for 612 00 $35 Merchant Tailor-made Suits for 15 00 $10 Merchant Tailor made Suits for 18 50 4 50 Merchant Tailor-made Snits for 24 00 SW Merchant Tailor-made Suits for 28 50 $70 Merchant Talk made Suits for 33 Oa 6 Merchant Tatior-made Pants for 3 00 8 Merchant Tailor made Pants for 4 00 1510 Merchant Tailor made Paula for 5 00 411 $12 Merchant Tailor made Pants for 6 00 $15 Merchant Tailor made Pauts for 7 50 $18 Merchant Tailor-made Pants for 93 The Crop Prospects Col A Trevathan president of the Board of Railroad Assessors who re turned yesterday trom an extended trip of inspection along the lines of the various rallroads'in West Tennessee in reply to a question by an 'AilIZILCAN reporter les to the condition of crops in this section of the state replied: ''Cropel Why they are gimp'? fin-wawa I never saw finer prospect for corn in my We cotton is also looking well and is in good condition The early grass crop is light as is also wheat which as you know made almost a corn pieta failure Fruit is abundant in fact never more soi and tobacco in those counties that raise it it Jost never better and se for garden truck there's no end to it There la not a spot of ground in West Tennessee that hes suffered a moment for rain this season I tell you crops sreLtip top" BridgeporL Conn For sale everywhere Price entioura the peat Skin Cure bec Cuticula Soap an exquisite Skin Beautifier 25c Caticura solvent the new Blood Purifier Prepared by the Potter Drug Chemical Co Boston Send for "Bow to Cure Skit Diseases" 0 All Alterations to Improve a Fit Done Free of Charge Done Free of Charge CIII17111 utiftWAP er ana Na un rivauntig skin INITSVI'17 Return of the Board After a Two Weeks Trip of Inspection 'ts( The State Board of Railroad Assessors lifter an Omens of two weeks: inspect lug railroads and railroad property in Wet Tennessee returned to the city yesqarday: Col A 0 Trevathan presi dent Col Atha Thomas and Mo llolitiin Sr members and Moth I 'Wlothlin clerk of Board while I absent rode over and In spouted the bridges trestles fills road-beds etc of the Mobile 4 OhioRsilmad Chesapeake Ohio Railroad Central Mem- phis do Charleston Railroad: the Mimi sippl Tunessee Railroad Kansas City Springth Memphis Rsilroad the Memphis line of the Louisville Nash villa Railroad Indiana Alabama New Olean railroad all in West lenuresee 'I tsursday they inspected the Henderson diAsrs division of the Louisville Nashville 11ad and the main stem and yesterday the entire day was spent in riding over and takings look at the Decatur division of the Louisville Nashville and the Nashville Florence railroads i A hirge portion of the time of the ine spectors wee occupied daring their ab senile in taking proot as to the value of the pmperty of the various roads prepar-k story to fixing a taxable value upon the ms for assetiament for taxes In order 11' ip 1 14' The Bognan Lynched CHARLOTTS July Bognen the negro who criminally assaulted Atm Burner a respectable widow near Wadesharo term discovered secreted in a cave at I o'clock yesterday morning by a party of seventy-five men to whom he confessed the deed and detailed account of hie crime His captors took him to Wadesboro and at 2 o'clock strung him up to a tree near the court-house His body wu riOdled with bullets and a placard waS placed on his breast which read as tobows "This man confesses the deed Our women must be protected" "WORN OUT WITH PAIN But still colnuelled by stern necessity to stand up to the work before us" How like oil and wine to the famished of old is a Cuticara Plaster to the aching sides and back the weak and painful muscles the sore chest and hacking cough and every pain and ache of daily toil Warranted an elegant and perfect antidote to pain and inflammation At druggists ZSe live for SI Nailed free Potter Drug as Chemical Co Boston Maze wesaAwly follinrm Clothing Parlors I 211 Church Street 211 Church Street Owing to the Nashville team being de 1a3red in Atlanta the morning game to-day will not take place till 1130 The Memphis club are already here and will be en the grounds by 10:30 o'clock to practice until the Nashville team arrives The Nashville will arrive In uniform and go to the park at once A great game may be looked for both morning and afternoon The Kansa City addition to the Memphis team makes it a competitor for the pennaat Watch tkem to-day lici aftetiloon The Kansas City arida- ion to the emphis team a it it rong oompentor for the pennant e'atch them to-day Daraorr July Bostons were defeated by their own errors and by the fine playing of the home club Baldwin wail put in Ms box by the Detroit' and the visitors could do nothing with him Boston-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 2 1 2 -4 ST LOUIS 2 ItALTIM011 Sr Lome July game between the Browns ankBaltimores to-day was characterized by yezy light batting on 11' w171 1 AA PT Sr Loins July 8--Ths game between the Browns ankBaltimores to-day was characterized by very light batting on The statement telegraphed from Chicago that Rev Dr Anderson of that city bad been appointed president of Vassar College is incorrect The trustees held a meeting In New York last Tuesday at which hut name was proposed but without taking action upon the matter thy adjourned to July 21 held a meeting in New York last Tues- day at which hts name was proposed but without taking action upon tn mat ter 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