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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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TIM DALLY AllEsiciai ninntvrrmitz RIDAV ttoranzi) Tun -DAILY 1TABLIVrrATAlt74 110r41111G ELEVENTH GAME' 4 1 114 4 041 4 The Nashville Team is Conaider' ably Disf sired DOWN THE MM IR ft 0000mmenb CaeltiWed inn TAird rage MST NATIO cAirbliAL siacn ix A33 8877 IMPLUSI $2001000 '8 i l'" 11A17 13 1887 '''''L'- 1 v1--------- DONVN VIE mvga r'k El EVENTII GANIE A A 1 4 1 I 1 Continued iron Third Page 4 1 ()pc 0 a t' cAPHITAL STOCK 111000000 tiunr Luis $2oo000 I Thi Nashville Team is Conaider- 1 prrr 'ably Disf snred 't 0 't atunillowatin Te 4 i But They Appear to Be Still in the Bing New Orleans Defeated In a Fine Game 14 to 10 Memphis Has a May-Day Picnic With tho Mobile Roy Charleston Atka baster an Overwhelming Defeat to Bareanab Yesterday Sunday Das nom TIOXAS IMAM Proaident a 11 WILLIALEB Vise Eno klant THOMAS PLATE NATHANIEL BAXILlal mos TITIL DUNCAN JNO i FIXTCHIB 611 l'OGO WRIENIM onurAugintsay I OWNIIC13118o IL IL roes Chairman Ilximpative Cumitts 31143411tD OW IDIRILICITOnalls ORANTLAND JOHN GORDON WILSON YARBROUGH WAR-NIB HA PORTER THOMAS ORtk WILLIAMS DEMOVILIA MAILII MINIM METZ 1111TBOICE JOHN Ns inTx 0E A DAZNY ITAMBACIL I ellANTGAIM Caskier' wL 5u4G4J1-Aatiltuterabill i i A 1 04: ft it it! I) 1' OWNIIC3331118s 1' THOMAS IMAM President IDIANTLANS Cashier' i I But They Appear to Be Btill in 4- 8111- lendaLlta glee President it 1" roes Chairman Sweeetive Sammitts WaAliblee a Amiortlat LIM '1'4 the Ring- 012-- -------r I 31143411EUD o3r DILISILICTO a nli 1 4 THOMAS MATZ I 1 i is i New Orleans Defeated In a Fine ORANTLAND WTLLIAMIlt i NA'THAN1KL sjuvrata an JOHN GORDON 11 DEMOVILLN i I' ot 0 zees Game 14 to 10 THOS TITS lit WILsoN It MASH ikil li I nr 1 11G Pu 4 No DUNCAN MSS FLIITCHXR a l000 'YARBROUGH 'ICH' CILIVDAB-PONIEHRIEH HENRY METZ STROM JOHN mTH i 1 Memphis Has May-Day Picnic With wiutzarr THOMAS ORO A DAZNY the Mobile Rey watrAuenrzstor ORtt ITATNRACH 4 lag Dfeet to Barsonall gserrsrdar Charleston Adam bliallt an overwhelm- 0 1 Sunday Dm Dail QAtElv P07DIZE1 0 A 1 (0 Fourth National Bank CAPITAL STOCK $11000000 sumuus Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the a Fomith ational Bank Law Veld Absolutely Pure nom varies marvel of oortO and wholesomeness More econoWsat than the Ordinary kinds and cannot be sold 1a comostitioa with the multitude of ow short weight alum or phosphate powders Sold Only In sank ROYAL MARINO POWDER -Co MS Wall street irm (ids 11 0011 only' oo ve Oil" EDITIXOCTOISSe DIBRELL 1 WM UTTERER NOEL I DICKINSON O'KEEFE SUCLURE LEONARD PARK GARDNER HENRY HART JOHNS JAMES MAHLER IL TALL 11 FITE JAB WHITWORTH JAIL I CALONWELL xuaTH ROBT ORB A I YOUNG COLVILLA GRUBBS GEO JACKSON A IILREL Annistiuit Ouklet CLOTHIFIC Puller eats en third in the sin Inning brought forth many lamas the deelekie was erroneous la the extrems lits of balloon strikes was vei7 poor Pete Browning the tenons" centre fielder of the Louisville Club was fined B5 in the Louisville Polio Court yesterday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct Hi was given I lecture en the evils of intemperance by the Judire and bound ever to keep the peace for six Louisville Post: The members of the Loutoeville Base Ball Club are a very Mu lar and very tilos lot of Joung men There I only one objection 'that can be urged against them viz: they can't play ball arena! The grand jury have found indictments against all the Nashville and Savannah players engaged in the recent Sunday game of base ball here and aloe against the officers and directors of the Nashville Belie Ball AB-iodation It is not likely however that there will be any trouble over the matter The reason of this is that the law has been found to have passed in an unconstitutional manner and is not therefore a law The requires that all bills must pass three eeparate readings on three separate days in each house The Base Bah bill did not do this It was brought Into the Senate on the third of the month and premed its first reading The next day It passed its third reading No record Is made of he ever coming up on secend reading in the Senate and there was no intervening day for it to have arsecond reading The Supreme treld hu held that where a day Intervenes 7between the days on which a bill panes filet and third readings the presumption hi that it passed its second reading on that day though no record may exist of that fact In this case however there is no intervening day and the bill Could not have passed The case under the the indictments found would not naturally come up until the September term but it has been agreed to make a test on the case against Capt Jimmie Clinton of the Nashville Club and this-test case will be made Saturday morning in the Criminal Court It is generally conceded however that the law is unconstitutional and that Clinton will therefore be acquitted I Vertrees 1 Vertrees Demos a Malone and SpL 11111 are the attorneys for the base bail men It le very probable that there Will be a Sunday game alarms 88 Nome MENPHIS May la Special Five hundred saw Memphis wipe up the earth with the Mobiles this afternoon In the fourth inning Kelly was not only knocked out of the box but clear out of the game Lang going in to pitch and McKenna behind the bat The latter created the greatest amount of fun and laughter by Wearing In a suit four times too large for him The visitors were worse rattled than any professional team ever seen in this Cite and sixteen rune in one inning will hardly be duplicated this season Smith Kappell and Sneed each went to bat three time in the Inning A glance at the official wore will tell the rest of the mournful tale Official score: impale LB IL BH an PO Kannell 8 3 4 1 1 1 0 tinted 8 8 8 0 0 0 Andrews 1 8 5 6 1 0 1 Dorie1 8 4 8 1 1 0 1 Force 6 6 8 1 60 Black ef 8 3 5 2 2 00 Phelan 8 5 5 8 4 1 0 Crotty 8 4 0 2 7 2 0 Smith 8 2 0 4 0 Total 71 SS 41 18 24 II 2 NOBILIL La IL ILL 3IL EutotnanpL 1 8 0 3 4 8 plinerhetstsog Ustr4 Woo erroneous In the extrema lin tailing of balloon strikes eras eery poor Pete Browning the famous centre Aikido et th imusevin Club less nose as In tho Louleville Polies Court yesterday tor drunk manses and disorderly oonduct He was enness and disorderly conduct He wag give lecture the evils of Intemperance by Um Judge and bound ever to keep the Peace tor Biz Louisvitie post: The memben of Loulaeville Base Ball Club are a eery tooter- tar and very nice lot of young men There la only ens objection Abet can be urged I them viz: they can't play bali gains TIIII ograttair Mout ere engaged in The grand lurv have found against all the Nashville and Savannah play- the recent Sunday game of base ball here and ailla against the and directors of the Nashville Baae Ball Aa- iodation It la not likely however that there will be any trouble over the matter The reason of this la that the law hal been flATabdo Min ithesa manner and la aot therefore a law rust Ilium three rparalekreadIngsTokt ttree tLXUZb MUTH inb2 tt President SLIM WRITIVORTR FALL NOWILL Vies Pmaident Vies President Cashier The Nashville took the Crescent City team Into camp yesterday afternoon defeating them in a bard-fought contest from 'wan ning to end The game was very exciting throughout Nashville taking the lead in the first Inning but in the fifth inning the Pelicans made four runs the score standing 10 to 9 in their favor But in the sixth the locals made two more thus leading by one and in the ninth by terrific bitting by Maul Fine and Mansion together with mend errors by the visitor made three and won the game The home team won because they hit Lydelott harder than New Orleans hit Maul The big right arm of Lydelott who is the visitors' crack twirler seemed to bave lost some of its cunning as the locals hit his sinuous curves hard and often Maul was also hit harder than be has been this season but be did more than his share in knocking out the opposing boxman making a hit every time he came to the bat one being a two-bagger and I ani SUMMER WEAR ani SUMMER WEI sgmgates that the sctual cash transactions In title famous staple run ap into Use All branches of business share In the benefits derived from Ws disbuteeMont of such large sum of ready raoney In our mcreantile the manufacturing the hotels the railroads and the steamboat lines etc In addition to the Warehouses there are manufactories hers of plug and twist tobacco several and a legion of rehandling houses This local trade in the weed will probably sum up In the neighborhood of ball a million of dollars annually A fair proportion of this amount Is expended here In tbe nelibberboml for supplies It maype readily surmised from the foregoing that the tobacco interests of Paducah form a very hup item in the commerce of the city give employment to a large number of men throughout a greater portion of the year and keep considerable sums of money in constant and active circulation Nashville's connection with Paducah by river has been maintained more constantly than many are aware Of the seven down river boats about half have been making regular trips to Paducah and they do a large business in the shipment of heavy freights DISTANCES BY ILUD AND Juni It will be an item of interest to note distEnCel from this important river junction with large citles: By rail the distances are as New Orleans 540 miles from Memphis DA miles from Cairo 50 miler from St Louis 18t miles from Chicatgo 364 miles from Louisville 228 miles from Cincinnati 375 miles The water distances from Paducah are as New Orleans 1050 miles from Memphis 290 miles from St Louis 250 miles from Pittsburg 988 miles from Cincinnati 500 miles prom Louisville 350 intim from liashvilla 225 miles from Florence the bead of present navigation on the Tennessee Elver BOO miles PADCCAII WAITINtWOEES The a supply the city a a putty of 2000000 gallons per day A condition upon its acceptance by the city was that twelve water plugs be kept open for live hours So efficient was it that water was thrown all the while over the highest houses in the city and at the end of the test it wu pouring over the standpipe This stand-pipe it 175 feet high and 22 feet in diameter It is a superb plant and only one of the two powerful engines have been required except in making the test referred to The water brought from the Ohio River bed the pipes having been extended all the way under the Tennessee The picture herewith presented is an accurate showing The other buildings herein illustrated are suited to a much larger place One of these has a large illuminated clock In its tower There are not many dile the size of Nashville destitute of this important public benefit The foregoing is designed to be entertaining and to convey an accurate in so far as it represents account of Paducah The merits of the city to greater prominence is not half told The idea of swamps and sickness will not be entertained after a visit SACK aggregates that tha actual laah traaalattalla In this fatuous staple run up into Uto mil- lions All branches of boldness share In Boat All branches of boldness share In probably num up In divd the benefits ere from th is disburse- Mont of Such large sums of ready money in our mrreantile the manufactur- Inn the hotels the railroads and us steam- boat num aux In addition to the Warehouses there are manufactories here of plug and twilit to- bah several itammeries an a legion of rehancuts home This local tram in tb 'mid will theneighbo r- hood of half a million of dollars annually A fair proportion of this amount Is expend- ed ben in tits usighborbow toe supplies It maype readily surmised from the fore- her of men throughout a greater nertion of DUNCAN'S LITER AND KIDNEY NEDICLES THE MITNIrILE1184iliCia II ILL COLOIS AID STYLES SPRING II ILL COLOIS AID STYLES I car el) 00 CAN BB MN AT For the Promotion and Protection Trade and Collection of Debbi' TRIED CRUCIBLE D- PAVPI4E 714Sj1 GIS 1111111111 001t NO 3 North Cherry Street I -r- 1 "L-s'7 0'1 eAt A 1 ir:" es 'i 7- 'A i i FRENCH IID AMERIC OFFICES DI ALL THE PRHOLIPAL eltles of America and Lamm We bay on record the detailed history of over threw quarters of a million Merchants Traders Manufacturers Bankers eta all of addell Ii aoSeasible to subscribers A Reference Book containing these tame wther with an estimate of capital and wont sting is published in January March July andSeptember of molt rear Bubecribers Sr also furnished with WV and Semi-weekly sheets of business changes Pocket Reference Books tor the use of traTtli sto alms on band 1 TISSUE PAPERS -Tor ornamental work in Flowers etc In some 80 distinct shades or colors Sampl sent upon application Mr and Moss 11150i for ue in flower work The facilities of the AGENCY COLLEOTION DEPARTMENIt over superior advantages for the eolleetionoi post-due olo Imo and is open to the uls of mod swots generally whether subscribers or ett About twenty years ago discovered little sore on nty cheek stud the doctors pronounoed it eancer I have tried a-number of physician but without receiving any permanent benefit Among the number were one or two specialists The medicine they applied was like are to the SOM causing intense pain I saw a statement in the papers telling what IL had done for others similarly afflicted I premed some at once Before I had used the amend bottle the neighbors could settee that my caneer was healing up general health bad been bad for two or three had a hacking cough and spit blood contintutlly I bad a severe pain in my breast After taking six bottles of ti my cough left we and I grew stouter than I bad been for several years My cancer has healed over all but a little spot about the Mae of a half dime and it is rapidly disapipearing I would advise every one with cancer to give LLSa fair trial Maw NANCY McCONATIGNMY Ashe Grove Tippecanoe Co Ind Feb le 1891 Iot further particulars apply at Mee Church St oor College NeshellleTeno JOSEPH FRITH Dintriot Manager Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville auliAllooly top ool hop Tons LILY EASELS Suitable for Cards and Photographs: New ud pretty Fresh suppl7 411 Sizes Win Cure Bill0111111015! will Cure Indigestion! Will Cure Dyspepoial Will Cure 'Nervousness! Will Cure General Debility! Will Cure Acidity of the Stomach! Will Care Nausea! Will Cure Offensive Breath! WM Cure Sick Headache! Will Care Giddiness! Will Cure Constipation! Will Care Pain in Back and Side! Will Care Ialarial A Will Cure all Liver and RidnoyDieessec Will Clean the Stomach and Bevels! WM Remove Obetructions of the lAver and Kidneys! Will Remove Pressure of the Abdominal Nerves! win Rettore the Lives and Kidneys to Healthy Action! MRS GENERAL LOGAN'S DENTIST CO Stationers 187 V331on Street spit cony TENNESSEE BRANCH --Of TH1- PEOPLE'S 1117TITAL spll sod' TEI4I i PEC Swift's Specido la entirely vegetable and seems to cure cancers by forcing ontthe impurities from the Wood Treatise on Blood and Skin Mamma mailed frea another a three-bagger The manntement showed their good sense in reittlinit Indianapolis' offer for this most excellent all around player He seems to Inspire the remainder of the team with confidence and never becomes diacouraged but plays earneet conscientious ball at all times The fielding on both sides was for the most part very sharp Hogan played right for the locals for the first time while It was evident he was weak and not himself yet be played a good game The audience was not as large as it should have been as a great many being kept away by the threatening weather The home team secured four runs In the first inning Clinton fretting his base on balls going to second on a passed ball and scoring on Hayes' sate hit to left Maul followed with a hot one to center over short Reeder bit a grounder toomrd second which Gelas after a run neared and threw him out at first Hayes scoring Fide made a safe line hit getting second and scoring on Monition safe bite Nicholas and Barks went out on files to first and right New Orleans failed to core in her first although Cartwright led off with a corker to left for one base In the second they made their first run off of a single by Pujoi and a double by Fuller Nashville added two more In the third Maul and Fine making hits and scoring on Monition's hot drive along the third base line The Pelicans made the ctrrIthhtloteresting In the extreme in the Aydelott getting first on Mannion's of his grounder At this tincture the fact was developed that Pujol a good pair of lunge be kept up a nm- nins monologue without the slightest ra Pr for Ike tide: 'Now take a lead old man keep your eyes open look out move up every time he pitches the ball don't let him catch you knapping now You are playing bait Take a lead old man etc until the people wondered whether it was Pujol that was talking or a machine wound up for the occasion Cartwright Geiss and Brennan making hitatwe of which were doubles Aydelott and the above three scoring The locale added three runs to their lead in the fourth Hogan getting bases on balls Clinton Hayes Maul and Finis making bits The Pelicans made one run in the fourth and the fifth they took very kindly to Maul's swift delivery They showed their fondness for it by making several bard dilves In the ninth with the score standing 11 to 10 in favor of Nashville the Inwe gave Aydelott a severe drubbing and made three runs New Orleans tolled to score after the sixth inning Maul and the excellent support accorded him shutting them out four successive Innings The visitors are a strong club and play well to gather and the white stockings will have to play ball to win a majority of the games The game was replete with brilliant plays in the ninth Powell made a hard one hand catch of a line hit off Nicholas' bat Appended is the official wore: AB RBL BS PO A Clinton11 6 2 2 1 8 00 Hayeadidba lib 6 8 2 1 00 Maui 5 4 5 'iolo Roeder al50002 00 Fifties 6 8 4 1 8 0 0 ManntonAt 2b 5 1 9 1 4 0 1 Nicholas 6 0 0 0 4 4 1 Burka 6 0 0 0 0 I 1 Hogan 6 1 2 8 1 0 0 48 14 18 87 9 8 slaw mime SB ILL BB PO A 11 This medicine is entirely vegetable therefore no harm can result from its WA It acts with more certainty and less harm to the systeni than any mercurial Duncan's Kidney and Liver medicine la the mod thorough cleanser of the system and most perfect disease eradi eater of idi medicines known to science Pries likt Kept by all druggist" ET Stud Isuance Comnyi OF PEUSILTAILL ILITO to 8 0 1 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC' CO aff DRAWER 3 ATLANTA GA TWO DirriNauzinzzo CLIKMATIlo Prominent Ladies end Four Dentists of kill more Agree upon one Thing A discussion recently arose among som prominent ladies of Washington and Baltimore relative to the chemical neutrality and solubility of Zonweiss Cream for the teethwhich was 0 referred to Dr Carroll 1 of Washington (Mrs General Logans Dentist) and four of the leading Dentists of Bald 1 't more for whom the article vb )11 was analyzed by two well I known Chemises ProL I Morrison of Washington and et Prof Wilson of Bidti- more both of whom ro- flounced it soluble and free from anything bons to the teeth Dr Cerro says it is the most perfect dentifrice he hu ever sees Zonweiss is a white IVA Ai Cream put up in a neat All 1 jar and applied to the brish with a celluloid 11Irvi Ivory spoon It is very I very far superior to any other dentifrice the World has ever known Price 35 cts SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS JOHNSON JOHNSON Operative Chagas Cedar lit Brew York 1818 eodll ur uL 34d rtide anJ etr Balti PP:" ee trom anyukult Dr Carroll say A NOME OTTICE: PlilLADMIAPIELLy 1 Ir144 PA dam ly arm Webb ilmfacturia Company SEALED PROPOSALS TENNicsaitz onaczt 8 loll Block Church Street NAL8WV11413E1 TE1 8 lot 1 PROPRIETORS No 115 South Market Street se'? sod 6P XI Mutual Life Insurance Coe will be received at the office of the Custodian of the United States Custom House at Nashville Tenn and opened at 2 of the 20th day of May 1887 ter repairing the pavements and sidewalks surrounding the Custom House Nashville Tenn in accordance with Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for $20 made payable to the order of the Treasurer of the United States The right to reject any bids is reserved Full Information can be obtained by applying to LEON TROUSDALE Custodian of Custom House Nashville Tenn my1018 Dr IL SELLS Ilanager Dr RIGIAID Teterinary and hspectort Dr11S Dr 11 Tel 'ger OF KIHTINITIETCICY Incorporated I 86 6 BLANCARD'S 11 Ton can insure your horse in Ma company for 8100 at an average cost of one and a half cents a day and to3001vo competent Veterinary Service free of charge in ease of sickness or Intory by sending notice to our office or to Dr Ragyard oci0 eod ly lettp vii) Ton eon yo for $100 et an cents day and too Service free of chan tory by sending not 11(4 41 Rataardz In the last half Chicago made eighteen hits with a total of thirty-five Chicago 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 S-10 Detroit 0 0 3 1 3 1 0 0 8 Clarkson and Flint Detroit Getzein and Gauze! Chicago 18 Detroit 11 4 Detroit Struck 8 Getzein 3 Home Sun- day Bono 19 WASHINGTON 7 Borrow MAKEL May 12 game to-day between Boeton and Washington was a heavy batting contest the home players making nineteen and the visitors sixteen actual hits With two exceptions however of the visitors hits were singles while doubles and triples by the home players were quite numerous The Boaton's only errors were two wild throws and a muffed foul fly by Daily The Washingtons fielded well on the whole but their errors were made at critical pointa and were productive of runs for their oppormts The hits on both sides were well bunched but those by the home nine were heavier and longer Score: Boston 1 0 2 0 5 0 0 6 5-19 Washingai 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 7 Badbourne and Daily Washington Shaw and Gilligan Base 21 Washington 19 Errors Washington Struck BROOKLYN 17 CLEYELAND 12 CLIMILAND May Brooklyns had things their own way in to-day's game although they played miserably in the field Crowen was hit at will and he gave nine men first base on balls All except three of the Cleveland's runs were scored on the fielding errors of the visitors which were many and inexcusable Loose plaiting and heavy hitting characterized the game 1 0 5 0 '0 2 3 0 1-12 2 1 1 41 0 5 5 Croweli and Toy Brooklyn Porter and Peoples Base Cleveland 14 Brooklyn -A land 5 Brooklyn 14 'Struck 2 Brooklyn 2 NEW YORK 1 PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA May game today between Philadelphia and New York was by long odds the best contested seen here this season and was won by the Giants on its merits The fielding generally was superb but Bastian eclipsed anything that he has previously done Ferguson at third also played a great game Ward and Ewing also fielded in great Philadelphia 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 lion 'fork 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Casey and Mcp Guire New York Keef and Deasley Base 4New York 5 Errors 5 New York 2 Struck 2 Zwin 3 Ward Connor CHARLES President TRUSTD1 Secretary 'nu' Company has returned to policy holders and holds Invested for them more than the total premiums received Tennessee Office: 7 Joel Block Nashville ALIAS Special Agent MT01 State Agent 1 iffltnt 11) '1VV1031Vtfi (Formerly Attached to the Vienna Ana trio General Hospital-15 Tem FrivaM and Hospital Experience) SIM CHURCH sr NASHVILLE TEN rormerly Attached to the Vienna Alm tris4 General Hospltal-15 Team Private and Hospital Experience)t IODIDE OF IRON PILLS A PPROVED by the Academy of Medicine of 11 Paris are specially recommended by the Medleal Celebrities of the World for Scrofula (Tumors King's evil etc) the early stages of Consumption Constitutional Weaimess Poornese of Blood and for stimulating and regulating its periodic course None genuine unless signed "BLANCARD 40rue Bonaparte Paris" FOUGIERA CO Agents for the Sold by all Druggists generally mayl4frly NOW-THE TIME TO SPECULATE A CTIVE FLUCTUATIONS in the market XI offer opportunities to speculators to make money in Grain Stocks Bondi and Petroleum Prompt personal attention given to orders received by wire or mail Correspondence sollehad Full information about the markets in our book which will be forwarded free on application IL KYLE Banker and Broker 88 Broad and 84 New Streets blew York CItY no moweintwly agents throughout the State tea5 ly SPECIALIST and For aU Chronic Private' Surgical Diseases 4' Surgical Diseases I Positively Cured by fil these Little Pillso "i ili' RS 'They also relieve Die tress from Dyttpdpda 'Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating A per 111-tal feet remedy tor Dim! 1 nese Nausek Drosnib I 4itteen Bad taste 6- the Mouth Coated Tongue Pain is the Side TO3 PIO LIVER ts3 They regulate the Bowels and Constipation and Nee The I smallest and easiest to take Onli 01Zio Pal a doge Purely vegetable Price 25 cents CAITEI nein cog Profit Vow Tod -4--r pea eod Alt ly nrmp tZESAFEALE ''8G '111E1114LE COMPANY- 4 FLE 11 1111 RAILWAY GUMFANL 1 CA Lill CD CZ Duties 5 1 0 0 2 0 2 Behan lb 4 1 5 0 3 0 0 Flynn lib 4 1 1 2 1 2 1 Bright a 4 1 0 1 2 1 4 Moore 1-- 4 1 8 a zoo Ltuig a A 4 1 8 0 7 12 Hares 4 1 1 1 4 2 1 Kelly 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 2 3 Total 33 8 16 6 24 14 0 0 ole 4 3 010 t--88 000222110-8 Summary: Earned 154 Mobile A Two-base 2 Smith 2 Crotty Force Kinsman Behan Lang Three Phelan Lang Rome Andrews 2: Doyle 1 Double 1 Struck Smith 4 Kelly 2 Lang 1 Bases on Smith 8 Kelly 2 Lang 2 reseed 1 Lang 2 Wild pitches 1 Lang 2 Time of hours awl forty-Ave minutes ST Lout' 22 BALTIMORE IL Loins May 12--Knouff the Baltimore pitcher wait knocked out of the box In the sixth inning Purcell following him and being touched up right lively at times After the Browne had the game well in hand they commenced to play carelessly and in the eighth inning Caruthers let down In hie pitching and ten runs were earned off his eaay delivery The Browne did soul heavy singling and took every chance in running St Loule 0 1 0 I 12 0 1 4-22 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 10 0-14 Louis Caruthers and Bushongi Beltimore Purcell and Knouff and Base Louie SO Baltimore 19 Louis 5 Baltimore 8 Struck outp-fit Louie Frrrenua0 7 INDIANAPOLIS PrITSButiO PA May Pittsburg' won an easy victory from Indianapolis today in the presence of ft000- spectators Galvin pitched a great game the Indianapolie could do nothing with him obtandng only four Boyle pitched a good game after tim find inning Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 8-17 Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Galvin and Miller Indianapolis Boyle and Myers Base Pittsburg 15 Indianapolis Pittsburg 8 Indianapolis 4 1 Doyle 2 mzisoeourmts 19 CINCINNATI IL Cmcrasaft May miserable pitching aided by Baldwin's still worse support gave the Metropolitan an easy victory to-day The fielding of the rest of the team was good and their batting excellent The Mete found fierad's curves without difficulty and batted in nearly ail of their rune Radford got two clean bite and is credited with six 'Valentine umpired his first game although 'till very sick Metropolitans 0 1 4 0 0 6 1 7-19 1 0 8 1 II 0 0 6 Batteriee-rancinnati fierad and Bald- win Metropolitan' Mayes and Base 12 Meta 25 Errors 7 Meta 2 Struck 40t Lov1firL18 4 ATHLETICS LoutisvILLE May home nine debated the Athletics again to-day in a beautifully played contest The fielding on both sides was excellent The men from Philadelphia seemed unable to hit Hecker to any effect while Seward was batted pretty bard at times The attendance was small: Louisville 100100010-4 Athletic 001000001-2 Hecker and Cook Athletics Seward and Robinson Base hits 4-Louisvi11e 11 Athletic 7 Errore-4 Louisville 8 Athletic 2 Struck out-- Hecker 1 Seward 1 cHICAGO 10 DrraorT CHICAGO ILL May and Detroit played the beet game to-day that has been seen at the park this year The home club bad the worst of it in spite of terrific batting until the ninth inning when three runs won the game and set 6000 spectator cheering Nothing was done until the third when two baggers by Sunday and Flint produced two rune Single' by Stenzel Hanlon and Broutherm with Pfeiffer's bad error gave the visitors three Anson's 'Ingle Pfeiffer's three bagger Williamson's home run and Burns three bagger only gave Chicago two in the fourth as both the three base hitters were put out trying to make them home runs but Sunday's home run gave Chicago a total of five in the fifth Pfelffer's error gave Rowe a base and four bags hits following made three rune for Detroit seven hi all Gauzel got a base on play In the next inning and scored on Ryan's error while Chicago counted one in the seventh and eighth and began the ninth with one to make the tie Sunday made a hit Ryan a three bagger which tied the game Anson a two bagger which brought in Ryan and Anson scored 011 Brouthers error Detroit Was blanked ti o1 I 0 A9 0 1 cm Cd1 imt 2 a eei 1 0 I 1 lisseordially recostuest 10 as the best moody to mks GosorThoes sad Giest We have sold coosidso ibis and is overt case IS basgivon satistacticsi Wet ''41 "1( luisgil Brain and Nervous Diseases EplloPinf or Fits Paralysis St Vitus' Dance Insomnia or Inability to Sleep Nervous Exhauston arising from Overwork or Study Excesses etc treated With measure of success heretofore regarded as impossible Diseases of Women Treated With Positive Success Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma Consu' lotion and all Lung Throat Nose and Heart Diseases treated with aid of my improved Inhalation Treatment with positive and certain Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Obstinate Con- stipation and other Chronic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels are positively cured Private Sexual Skin Blood Kidney and Bladder Diseases of both sexes are cured under a positive Enaraatee without the use of mercury and hindrance from business Consultation and examination free Office Hours: 9 to 12 a 1 to 4 to 9 dog my 14 Ciro to 1 I TO I DAMS a Gonoted pot lo sem Lr Nt4 oath by do 1 bus Loatkal Ct Ohio Alests Usk Hudson Al i IF 21 i 1 ca miatogli I wawa t- 5 caa C3 41 A own Da Mimi i Ca ap26 ly 4 Finn I I I (11q1 I I 5 tl tt ea a a 4 geld by Druggists rice 111140 I fi-e GRA ZING OTICI1 it hereby Omit that the annual meeting et the stockholders of the Chem- pike hashvitte Railway Company of the States of Kentucky and Tennessee pursuant to he Charter and Ity-Lowo will be held at the of the Kellt114iiy Central Railroad Comp In the city of Covington KT at the bour o'clock noon On the '26th dayof June1887 I--yo purpme of the election of a Board of DI-ell to sem for the ensuing year and to hortze the Issue of 6 Per cent Arty years bonds of mid Company Issued or to be -d Ma rate not exceeding 10)000 per mile lines of railroad situated In mid Statee 4 he making of a mortgage on its property rftnelimia to SOCUre tile payment thereor other business ea trutYproPery came IL AL HO Storetary 3 lines of railroad situatiklin said State 4 he making of a mortgage on its property rancinses to secure tne paytnent thereof other busIness as why rLoncry cowl Secretary OTII hereby Oren that the annual Ineoltii ef the etockholders of the WILBOWS COMPOUND 0111 PURE COD LIVElt OILY AND LIME A COMPOUND 011 PURE COD LIVER OIL A(1NocdD UM 1 Cartwright lb 6 2 2 8 8 0 0 5 1 3 1 2 4 0 Brennan a 5 1 2 0 2 1 2 PuoIb 5121811 Powell 1 02 0 0 Fuller 1 a 5 1 8 8 2 1 1 Fuller 5 0 4 0 3 0 1 Forrest 5 1 1 1 2 0 Adyelott 2 2 0 8 1 Total 45 10 18 27 88 Nashville 4 0 2 8 002 0 0 8-14 New Orleans 0 1 4 1 4 0 0 0 0-10 8 New Orleans Two base Brennan IL Fuller Fuller Maul Nine limmion Three base Maul Struck Maul 5 by adelott9 1 Passed 5 Wild 2 Adielott Time of hours and ten minutes Omptrz-- Ion Buck TO-DAY'S GAME The limhville Ind New Orleans clubs will cross bats for the second time this afternoon Each clubwill make a determined effort to win It Bradley is able to play Reyes will la all probability catch Mount who is not in condition to pitch having gotten up from his bed Be will owever endeavor to hold the Crescent CP sluggers down The battery for the Visitors will In all pmbability be Vaughn catcher and Ed Clarke pitcher Clarke it will be remembered pitched for Columbus last year and ranked among the best twirlers The teams for to-day will probably be as follows: New Orleans Position i Nmhyme Pitcher Mountjoy Veughn Second base 1 or anion Pujoi Third base Hayes Short stop Burks Left yunerMiddle nein Reeder Forrest Right field Rogan Nahville has won sixteen games add lost three This le the second best reoord coneidering the number of games played Chicago one soma won seventeen games and lost two Who can complain of the work our boys are doing? Nmhville never had a more gentlemanly set of players than those that compose the present du There are no toughs or rowdies in this club New Orleans has the coon with them who was the Nmhville mascot in 1886 Nickolm has caught eleven starlight ganma and the team has won eleven successive victories Little Nick deserves much credit for his faithful work He is rivalling the famous Bushoug of the St Louis Browns Detroit took a tumble In her march toward the National League pennant Their old Jonahs the Chicagos downed them yesterday Sunk was Considerably eft in several of his decisione yesterday ha doeleag Do TYE GRASS PASTURAGE WITH BUHL ning spring water and good fences for horses and mules at $2 per month No liability for accidents or escape Eder to Philips with Berry Demoville a Co ap20 wettcsu lm JOSEPH PHILIPS MA OD NHO otREyouDtifti improdemee mWm Premature Decay Nervous Debility Lost Manhood etc having tried in vain every known remedy has discovered a simple self-cure which he wu seed FREE to his fellow sufferer Address Mason Postofiloe Box EX New York Ctty cell momefri awl HZ MR OF riasa STRATTON co Is this day dissolved by mutual cement of thee partners A Tyler and Burnet retiring The huMness heretofore conducted by them will be continued by their successors Stratton Stratton and Samuel Sem under the firm name of Stratton filmy Stratton The books of the old Arm will be fotmd at the office of the new one Noe 28 and 25 Market et Kenn Stratton Seay Stratton are alone authorized to settle the indebtedness due the old Arm STRATTON SEAT STRATTON Nashville Tenn May 7 1887 my8 1w Or DthIILtbuU LI 1 Cures Coughs Colds Asthma' Brea sad all acrotalous Humors To the Compound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime without possessing the vcr7 nauseating never of the article as heretofore used is endowed by the phosphate of lime with a healing property which renders the Oil doubly efficacious' Remarkable testimonlais of its efficacy can be shown Sold by A WILBOR ChemIst Boston and all drug-Fists myll eod lw Cures Coughs Cold Aethme Oren Ito 1 Reeves defeated the Vanderbilt Blues on yesterday afternoon by a soore of 6 to 1 The feature Of the game was Olwill'sexcellent work in the box The foklowing Is a summary of the game: Reeves 1 1 0 1 0 gt-6 Vanderbilt Blnes0021000-8 Base 13 Blues 1 Struck 01w111 6 by Speer' 1 masa BALL AT BiLLBUCKLIL BIELLBOCKLI May Letter --There was a game of WI played here this afternoon between the Blues and the Grays resulting in a victory for the Blues by a score of 9 to 7 Hoishoutier wee released by the Blues and immediately signed by the Gays Batteries were: For the Blues Taylor and Wileeless for the Grays Hunter and Weakley The feature of the game weri Hunter A's home run Struck Taylor 6 by Hunter 1 Base Taylor 4 off Hunter 10 hour and forty minutia IY yogi are tired taking the large old-rashtoned griping pills try Carter's Little Liver Pills and take eau comfort A man can't stand everything One le a dose mhal odawly Inspector Byme's men arrested last night Henry Chamberlain and James Taylor as the murderers et Mrs Margaret Ernest at New Haven Conn on Tuesday night I It Is undersiood that be has secured a obtifession from one of 1BeBl TO CONTRACTORS! 19'" 1 3 I UUILLi 1-1111 Ines nay aura Ida Set media merely la tar Mine and Mee Sam them return again I wenn naial I Sam rads the Mamas et SIM EZILIMIII or FAIL ISO MIMS a ilfwieng atadm I warrant my manady eent the went mason Somme Mims ham Sailed is ne moon kr sea 1101F receiving a rue Send at once tor treatise and a Fres Settle of aty 9111 Lwow awl Poet s011ien It mots yen owthtm fora MA 1141 will caws Mad ISM I it001 US teed olN16 nolOgod 111fire liTIOZZOltil'S r30 Eus1iel4 Damaged C2C01-t1 for sale at ELEVATOR 11211 nOTEL VEND 03nrit Broadway sad Alst St" New York ANIRICAN eftnrra Ineeted AU the tateet improve Polpi aervioe unrineued to EU) ylnerer rlriTor 041)1'ETtil ry Shell woe 4" len t33 Eus1iel4 Damaged for sale at lagROPOSALS will be received by the under signed at Murfreesboro Tenn until noon of Monday May lid for the several branches of work required in Th of the Church South Building Foundation Excepted The work for which propCsals are desired are brick work cut done terra cotta carpenters' work galvanized iron tin and slate work plea tering gas fitting painting glazing and stmm heating as per specMcations on Plans and specifications can be seen on application to me at Murfreesboro The right is reserved to the Building CommittAw to repot any and ail bids COLLIER Chalimait Building Committee Iturfreesber0 Tenn May 1937 new MO AVIOLMO Maa 086 Mat WW1 a COLLT1121- Chairman BUMIng committee aurtreesb91 Tell 1934 mytwttrianon td BeJ drowMEDICATED i I Imparts a brillisst transparency to the skim moves all pimples freckles and disoolorstions Tog saki lijr oil desteetass itistm or mi alied tot 10 eta If in stamps by ap92 oodlitrly Ev cAllongrsilArIDri Irffitioz''' 0 WI 110W 01r01 is Three Meath "Iii System limes's tioilassm $aw Turk Ts Udall DA Waimea II Malawian C41 OM riul ex sua az If) I) I IM1 MOWS I solo 147 0 atil2 ec4 alto I 1111aa Dew cii-1cif twins NOW Sri le ThrpONT0711 itio 17 NIZa ls ataarlogam eel ma 12JA ex gun oplui and Whisks Halloo its cured at home withe I out psis Book of pm- fleshy!) sent rugs BilatsbAll Streak 1 roll sAxm DISIRABLB Improved Balm- proved Real FAitate lc au vans or the city BALLARD a CO Mittim Beal littat Agents 12601 Union it E8 LB Improved tend 17n111- reveal Real retato all Vane or the eity BALLARD a CO mlii IA Beal gittsts agented2Olit Union at 'Tr For rheumatism and neuralgia usetilalvw tion Oil the greatest ours on earth for pain It doesn't tate geld A quarter of a dollar WM buy a bottle of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup ror rneumatom RIM neuralgia tI il threatest me on earth for pain It doen't take gsl on a sdA quarter of a dour Irulbuy a bottle of Dr Bull's Cough SiruPy I.

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